How Fast & Furious, Gone in 60 Seconds, Tokyo Drift Kill Real Drivers
- January 27, 2023
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It is curious why after the release of the next blockbuster with car chases and other impossible stunts, accidents begin to happen on the roads, caused at first
It is curious why after the release of the next blockbuster with car chases and other impossible stunts, accidents begin to happen on the roads, caused at first glance by the completely inadequate behavior of drivers? Or maybe the fact is that the “steersmen”, having seen enough of the incredible maneuvers on the screen and taking them on their own, are trying to translate the “movie” into real life? The AutoVzglyad portal solves this unusual problem.
We live in an era of unprecedented growth in the entertainment industry. In addition, films that 30 years ago terrified or evoked thrilling emotions through the actions of characters on screen can now be shown in the Good Night Kids program. And even in children, they almost cease to cause feelings.
Humanity got used to special effects very quickly and our psyches require completely different efforts from filmmakers to ensure that their work finds at least some response in our hardened souls. So they try, more and more often they go so far beyond the reasonable as to be astonishing.
That’s why there are car chase scenes in almost every action movie. And thanks to computer graphics, they are incredibly realistic, but at the same time completely impossible. At least from the point of view of motion physics t/s. And the universal logic in such scenes is completely perverted. A good hero during the pursuit or flight of the “bad guys” not only performs impossible and absurd maneuvers, but also becomes the culprit of a huge number of accidents.
And judging by the speeds at which they take place, a minute of his driving time can be equated to a little medieval war. But most importantly, after all the horror he’s committed, he doesn’t stop being a great guy in our eyes. How does it fit into the minds of modern people? And it’s very simple: within the framework of the modern model of behavior, it is quite possible to combine absolutely incompatible ideas about good and evil.
Not to mention that movie theater cars are capable of jumping, turning in heavy traffic, crashing into other cars, slipping through intersections at red lights, and cutting off other drivers. And all this, we repeat, is done by a positive character who wants to imitate on a subconscious level.
So an army of young imitators grows on such examples, to whom the world is but a set of props. And other people are extras, obliged either to play along with the main character in silence, or simply not to interfere with him.
As a rule, the victims of this attitude to life are people who do not have their own experience and are ready to receive it through the screen: young people. But before trying to behave on the road like movie heroes, it’s worth asking a simple question: for example, due to braking, can I not stop where I can, but where I intended?
And if you can’t even do these simple things while driving, why are you trying to perform Hollywood stunts made possible only by computer graphics and the hard work of stuntmen? You should not, watching the actions of virtual supermen, repeat their actions in real life: unlike in the cinema, you cannot reshoot a failed scene.
And if you really want to master the techniques of driving, take a driving skills course. Where you understand both your capabilities and the real limit of vehicles, which you better not exceed.
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We live in an era of unprecedented growth in the entertainment industry. In addition, films that 30 years ago terrified or evoked thrilling emotions through the actions of characters on screen can now be shown in the Good Night Kids program. And even in children, they almost cease to cause feelings.
Humanity got used to special effects very quickly and our psyches require completely different efforts from filmmakers to ensure that their work finds at least some response in our hardened souls. So they try, more and more often they go so far beyond the reasonable as to be astonishing.
That’s why there are car chase scenes in almost every action movie. And thanks to computer graphics, they are incredibly realistic, but at the same time completely impossible. At least from the point of view of motion physics t/s. And the universal logic in such scenes is completely perverted. A good hero during the pursuit or flight of the “bad guys” not only performs impossible and absurd maneuvers, but also becomes the culprit of a huge number of accidents.
And judging by the speeds at which they take place, a minute of his driving time can be equated to a little medieval war. But most importantly, after all the horror he’s committed, he doesn’t stop being a great guy in our eyes. How does it fit into the minds of modern people? And it’s very simple: within the framework of the modern model of behavior, it is quite possible to combine absolutely incompatible ideas about good and evil.
Not to mention that movie theater cars are capable of jumping, turning in heavy traffic, crashing into other cars, slipping through intersections at red lights, and cutting off other drivers. And all this, we repeat, is done by a positive character who wants to imitate on a subconscious level.
So an army of young imitators is growing on such examples, to whom the world is but a set of props. And other people are extras, obliged either to play along with the main character in silence, or simply not to interfere with him.
As a rule, the victims of this attitude to life are people who do not have their own experience and are ready to receive it through the screen: young people. But before trying to behave on the road like movie heroes, it’s worth asking a simple question: for example, due to braking, can I not stop where I can, but where I intended?
And if you can’t even do these simple things while driving, why are you trying to perform Hollywood stunts made possible only by computer graphics and the hard work of stuntmen? You should not, watching the actions of virtual supermen, repeat their actions in real life: unlike in the cinema, you cannot reshoot a failed scene.
And if you really want to master the techniques of driving, take a driving skills course. Where you understand both your capabilities and the real limit of vehicles, which you better not exceed.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
Donald Salinas is an experienced automobile journalist and writer for Div Bracket. He brings his readers the latest news and developments from the world of automobiles, offering a unique and knowledgeable perspective on the latest trends and innovations in the automotive industry.
