It then turns into long shot of the station wagon turning a corner at a fast speed Jeanie not knowing a police officer is just around the corner. The cop turns on his sirens and begins to chase Jeanie. It then cuts to a close-up of a man barbequing steaks on a grill with a Pepsi in his hand. Out of the bushes comes Ferris and as the griller turns Ferris grabs the Pepsi out of his hand. It then cuts to a long shot of Ferris and a close-up of a jeep Ferris in front of the house drinks the Pepsi while running.
Terry also reaches to eject the CD, which Jane, in the back seat has asked for, so she can take it with her. Shaun yells “ Watch out!” Terry looks up and sees that a student walking their bike is emerging from in front of the car with the turn signal heading toward campus. Terry slams on the brakes and swerves right to avoid the student. After the Suzuki hits and runs up the curb, the vehicle rolls over. The car misses the student but slides and crashes into the pole for the traffic signal.
From here, it's a wild romp, wonderfully executed. A woman driving down the street, minding her own business nonchalantly decides to driver her man van through the front window of the store and spins her tires flinging clothing all over the place. This commercial persuades the viewer to continue to shop at their stores even though some of them will
The driver of the Buick is so upset that he starts to run after the children. The man finally catches them after running block after block. The man was
Kelly leaned over in her seat and accelerated the car as fast as it would go. Mr. Bowen jumped out of the way, during which he fired a round at the car blowing out the front left tire. He also chased the car, firing another four rounds. Nevertheless, Ms .Kelly was able to drive away and locate a police
The descriptions of the motorcycle and the “greasy character,” both produce the tough image that the narrator, Jeff, and Digby yearn for, whereas the narrator’s mother’s “whining” station wagon does not (125, 127). When the narrator, Jeff, and Digby retreat to the woods and the lake after their attempted rape, the narrator’s car is demolished and trashed by the angry greasy man, and two “blond types [wearing] fraternity jackets” that appear in a Trans-Am. The demolition of the narrator’s car symbolizes how weak and vulnerable he is, like a little school boy getting beaten up by an older, tougher bully, and takes away whatever “bad” boy image he had left. After emerging from their hide outs in the lake, the boys return to their car the next morning and are greeted by two
They drive their parents cars while cruising for chicks and drinking cheap booze. They, in the preoccupation with cultivating a bad boy image, desperately desire to outgrow what they consider weakness, but is in fact, their own humanity, and their only hope for achieving adulthood. In the horrible experiences at Greasy Lake, the antagonist is pitted against the lake in physical struggles to navigate the muck and vegetation of the semi-wilderness, and struggles in the psychological sense
As Krall was driving, Kibbe slapped Stafford several times in order to get all his money. To make sure he had no more money on his person, Kibbe told him to lower his trousers and to take off his shoes. When Kibbe and Krall were satisfied, Kibbe forced Stafford out of the vehicle. Stafford was thrust onto the shoulder of the rural two- lane highway while his trousers were still down to his ankles and shirt rolled up his chest. He did not have any outer clothing and was shoeless.
Nicholas Lavoie 10/26/13 Criminology NYC Bikers vs. Range Rover (Group 2) On September 29, 2013, on New York City's Henry Hudson Parkway, a sport utility vehicle (SUV) driven by motorist Alexian Lien was involved in a vehicular accident with motorcyclist Christopher Cruz. A fifty-block (two-and-a-half-mile) chase by Cruz's companions ensued. Motorcyclist Christopher Cruz was "brake-checking" Lien, which means intentionally braking and slowing to taunt Lien. After Cruz and the others brought Lien to a stop in the middle of the West Side Highway, Lien's Range Rover was surrounded by a group of 20 to 30 motorcycles.
We thought someone was out in our back yard so we ran to tell our mother. Our step-dad went outside to investigate when he saw a police car go by and announce over his loud speaker to evacuate immediately there was a 20 foot wall of water coming down the canyon. We hurried and got in our car wearing only our pajamas, and drove to our neighbors. Our neighbors lived at the top of a big hill. I remember going out on the balcony and hearing all kinds of horrific noises.