The 11 Movies That Have DESTROYED The Most CARS!

The12thMan

We must admit that all of us had those moments in life when breaking stuff sounds interesting, is fulfilling and is a great way to waste the excessive amount of energy. However, when it comes to cars, our hearts are hurting when we watch brand new vehicles being smashed on a road, even if that is just a part of a movie scene. Hollywood directors, who manage to get huge budgets for their potential blockbusters, are likely to shoot several car crashes in order for their movie to be more attractive for the public. Unfortunately, they use real cars and stunt actors to get the best shots and although that’s heartbreaking for us, at the end of the day we have the opportunity to see how we should not treat our beauties. That is why we are going to see today the list of the top 11 movies that have destroyed the most cars. The vast majority of them are action movies and altogether they have smashed, believe it or not, 1946 vehicles. The numbers per movie are also astonishing, but let us now start from the bottom to finally see which movie is the ultimate car shredder. f

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edburg

Blues brothers is class film, must hold the biggest jump by a car in film

black & white

It's not the most cars crashed but I remember nearly crying watching Condorman years ago when they wrote off half a dozen or so 911's.

goz83

Gone in 60 Seconds. My heart was broke when Cage drove the GT500 into the scrap yard, all battered and sounding like it was dying

The12thMan

goz83 wrote: »

Gone in 60 Seconds. My heart was broke when Cage drove the GT500 into the scrap yard, all battered and sounding like it was dying

the original is worse, what that man did the that Mach 1

JP 1800

Not actually destroying cars in the movie itself but I would blame the Fast and Furious franchise for visually destroying the most cars by the hands of "modifiers".:D

TrailerBob

Some interesting stuff, but the piece was either written by a 7 year old, or google translate... It hurts my head to read "have you forgotten how everything looked like?"

They also said Ronin was filmed in 1986....


As for destroying cars, some of the most realistic crash sequences were in the Bourne trilogy... Especially the Taxi/G-Wagen scene... Great stuff!