Paris chase

Just over halfway through John Frankenheimer’s 1998 action-thriller ‘Ronin’, an incredible 8-minute-long car chase erupts featuring sports sedans immersing viewers in a realistic and gritty experience. A chase that traverses the landscape of Paris and gradually goes from 0-100 in tension and thrills! When the film debuted, little did audiences know just how iconic the car chase would become. And 25 years after its release, the car chase scene remains unrivaled. ‘Ronin’ is best known for its action sequences. So much so the film features not one but two car chases. In the first act, a heist-gone-wrong sees a 1996 D2 Audi S8 go up against a 1995 Citroen XM in what is a visceral chase. The cars are put through their paces, racing at break-neck speeds along open roads, narrow ancient streets, and dirt tracks that resemble a rally stage. Combined with an epic soundtrack, the chase is up there with one of the greats. However, this was only the appetizer. Then came the Paris pursuit involving a BMW M5, which is the film’s enduring legacy. Ronin’s Cars Of Choice: BMW Versus Peugeot Unlike the Fast and Furious franchise, ‘Ronin’ features 2 ordinary sedans in its signature chase scene. Not a bunch of extravagant, over-the-top supercars. It aims for realism. BMW The villains lead in a 1991 BMW E34 M5 spec’d in a gorgeous metallic black color with turbine alloys. There is some debate as to what actual car was used in filming. Some say a 535i; others claim a standard 520i for damage-inducing stunts. But what is certain is that one of the greatest analog sports sedans features heavily in this chase sequence. The viewer gets to hear its glorious straight six-engine echo throughout the Parisian streets. And the cinematography perfectly captures the car’s gorgeous styling. It’s a

Sight to behold. Via: Peugeot On the other hand, the protagonists – DeNiro and Reno’s characters – pursue the M5 in a 1996 Peugeot 406, specifically, the 3.0 liter V6 variant. Like the BMW, debate continues to this day as to which model was used in filming. But director John Frankenheimer lets the V6 engine roar and sing, even though the car struggles to keep up with the M5’s momentous power. It makes for an interesting chase sequence. The M5 could easily lose its tail, but when facing obstacles and busy Parisian traffic, the 406 manages to keep up. Behind The Scenes Of The Ronin Car Chase Via: MGM; YouTube channel David Lister When Paris’ chief of police gave the film crew permission to do whatever they wanted, with no restrictions, it was as if the stars aligned for the perfect chase scene to happen. The behind-the-scenes making of the sequence is worthy of awards in itself. Led by stunt-car coordinator and race car driver Jean-Claude Lagniez, ‘Ronin’ saw only professional race car drivers be used for the 8-minute car chase. From ex-Formula 1 to Champ Car series drivers, the results speak for themselves. The Paris chase saw over 100 race car drivers be tested to the limits. The M5 and 406 often broke 100 mph through the narrow city streets, dodging civilians, police cars, and other traffic. The list of risks to avoid was endless. The toughest part of the chase saw the two now classic cars speed into and dodge oncoming traffic on a busy highway. While the traffic traveled at 35 mph, both the BMW and the Peugeot zipped past them at 75 mph. If something went wrong, such as a driver changing lanes at the wrong moment, the accident would have been catastrophic. But, thanks to

Team6 has developed almost all major cities in the world: From Amsterdam to New York, from London to Berlin. One major European city is still missing: Paris. Team6 certainly kept the best for last since Paris is becoming the latest, largest, and most detailed city of all. Not only all important landmarks, roads and bridges are present in the game, but also loads of jumps, shortcuts, breakable objects are there to ensure high-standard gameplay. Paris is the most interactive, atmospheric and free-roaming city Team6 ever built. Every neighbourhood is unique, every street feels alive! In Paris Chase you start your career in a cheap garage, with affordable streetcars but you can work you way up to 5 other garages. Each garage has it's own style and cars, so there are plenty of cars, area's and characters to explore for you!Features:* Atmospheric, free-roaming and ultra-detailed city of Paris, including all important landmarks, incredible jumps, shortcuts, destructible objects, and more!* +30 super-detailed, tuned-up supercars to choose from or race against!* Loads of different racetypes such as: Battle, Streetrace, Pathfinder, Dragrace and many more!Last updated on August 14, 2015

Just to earn miles. Instead, you should have a United MileagePlus card for its benefits, including free checked bags and discounts on in-flight purchases. But there’s one other important benefit that you rarely see mentioned by Chase or United. MileagePlus cardmembers are eligible for “special member pricing” that’s otherwise reserved just for those with elite status. Just by having a United MileagePlus credit card, you’ll get the same, lower pricing that United elite status holders have access to, which can mean significant mileage savings on award flights. Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Earn 5x points on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠, 3x points on dining and 2x points on all other travel purchases, plus more. What is “special member pricing”?Let’s say you wanted to fly from Denver to Paris this summer. When I searched for flights on July 11, 2024, and filtered out options with more than one stop, I found flights starting at 70,000 miles.But once I added my card to my MileagePlus account and logged in as a cardholder, the same options were available starting at just 40,000 miles.You’ll notice that the lower priced options have a small notation indicating that it’s granted “special member pricing.” And true travel nerds might notice that the higher priced option shows a fare code of YN, while the lower priced option shows the code of XN, which is reserved for cardmembers and those with elite status.Which credit cards offer United’s special member pricing?All United MileagePlus credit cards issued by Chase include this

Description Angry Gran Run: Paris takes you on an exhilarating chase through the bustling streets of Paris. As the mischievous granny, you're on a mad dash past iconic sites with the majestic Eiffel Tower guiding your escape. Dart through quaint alleys and dodge classic French obstacles, keeping your wits about you. This installment spices things up with charming new characters, just perfect for a touch of Valentine's Day magic. Experience the thrill of a grumpy grandma causing mayhem on the serene Parisian streets! How to Play To play Angry Gran Run: Paris, use the arrow keys or swipe gestures to guide granny. Steer left and right to avoid objects. Jump over or slide under obstacles with the up and down movements. Collect coins to boost your score and unlock exciting boosts or costumes. As you progress, the speed increases, making it more challenging to maneuver through the streets. Keep your eyes peeled for special power-ups that give granny extraordinary temporary abilities, making your run even more thrilling! Tips and Tricks Stay alert and anticipate obstacles—timing is key in Angry Gran Run: Paris. Always aim to collect as many coins as possible; they are essential for unlocking special items. Watch out for power-ups; they can dramatically enhance your gameplay. Practice makes perfect, so keep trying different strategies. For high scores, focus on learning the obstacle patterns and refine your reflexes. Lastly, try to maintain a consistent rhythm while controlling granny to maneuver smoothly through the streets of Paris. Features Exciting 3D running adventure set in Paris Iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower An array of new romantic characters Dynamic obstacles that increase in difficulty Collectibles and power-ups for enhanced gameplay Charming and mischievous character of the crazy granny Angry Gran Run: Paris belongs to Action and Runner tags.This game has received 80 votes, 67 positive ones and has an average score of 3.5.It's playable on desktop devicesRelease date: 2021-03-10. What are the best Action games? Call of TanksFunny Battle Simulator 2Body Drop 3DMerge Cannon: Chicken DefenseHero 3: Flying RobotWhat are the best online games? Solitaire BlueMinesweeper2048MahjongShell ShockersSmash Karts1v1.LOLDino GameFlappy Bird