While everyone on the inside the RV is hanging on by a rope that has been fed through the bus' windscreen and wrapped around a tree, the RV itself is slowly sliding back. Whereas most car sequences run on the speed and action of each shot, the brilliance here is the pacing. 11 years on and it’s still probably the only M-Class that has touched dirt. Dolittle' (1998)" - conveniently arrives out of nowhere, and starts setting everything up in order to try and heave the entire RV back with his kitted-out Mercedes-Benz M320 (W163). Just.Īdditionally, "Eddie" - also known as "that guy from ' Dr. Luckily however, the counterbalance from the front half of the RV is keeping it from falling off. Which is a real tragedy considering how cool their setup was. rexes roll the rear half of the Fleetwood Southwind Storm RV upside down and push it off the side of a cliff. A swift transaction takes place and everything seems to be forgiven.īut 'oh no' – the two T.
After successfully patching it up in the rear section of their RV, the baby dinosaur’s parents track down the childosaurus. Let’s set the scene: Vince Vaughn, the guy from the Menulog ads (Jeff Goldblum), and full-time ginger Julianne Moore have stolen a baby T. Just in case you have a go at me for ‘ruining’ an 11-year-old movie. Which is why the car sequence in ' Jurassic Park: The Lost World' is so good - it’s completely different. Not to say they're all the same, but car sequences usually revolve around one of three things: they’re either hunting down the villain, trying to escape, or transporting 'goods' across town.
While there are plenty of Hollywood blockbusters that feature really great car chases, others have a tendency to be pretty similar. But apart from the presence of Vince Vaughn, the cliff scene in ' Jurassic Park: The Lost World' is just about perfect.
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