14 Best No-CGI Car Chase Action Movies of All Time

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Published 2024-03-24
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These 14 movies are known for their exhilarating and authentic car chase sequences achieved through practical effects and skilled stunt work rather than relying on computer-generated imagery.

These are the "14 Best No-CGI Car Chase Action Movies of All Time"

These creme of the crop car chase films brought the action and the energy , and if it were a particularly good movie, left you feeling that way even after you left the theater or drive in. These are the full throttle action movies that will always stay with us; the kind that you don’t mind rewatching every now and then to reminisce and feel that feeling you had when you 1st watched it.

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All Comments (21)
  • @scooterdogg7580
    They ruined car chases with over the top cringey fast and furious CGI crap
  • @uprebel5150
    I grew up watching these chase scenes so the modern CGI ones always look fake too me.
  • @DanTheMailman330
    When Elwood Blues removed his hat in respect for the Bluesmobile I always shed a tear.
  • @mlb5525
    Glad you included The Driver. It has some classic car chases and when he demonstrates his driving ability by destroying the Benz is an all time classic scene.
  • @uprebel5150
    McQueen is also the King of motorcycle chases in The Great Escape.
  • @heavenhelpus479
    The best part of the "Bullitt" chase is when the dude driving the Charger sees that Mustang in his rearview as it pops up.
  • @sirhands65
    The last scene of dirty Mary crazy Larry. Is in the opening credits of the TV show The Fall Guy. Just a piece of useless trivia but it's true.😊😊
  • @JeffAllison
    Interesting that Bourne in the mini cooper performed many of the same stunts that made the original "Italian Job" movie so great. Cool car, cool stunts.
  • Vanishing Point....still the best...but Im biased as I was in it (was just an extra here in Denver)
  • @trance9158
    Dirty Mary Crazy Larry is my all time favorite old school car chase movies. I was crushed at the ending
  • @DjNikGnashers
    The Blues Brothers is (in my opinion) the best film ever made. It has everything, amazing car chases, the best music, and great comedy.
  • @lewispaine4589
    Made even more impressive by the fact the cars used in these movies were heavy, had not-so-great brakes and handling, but still took a beating and kept going with skilled drivers.
  • Bill Hickman and Cary Loftin were two of the best stunt drivers in Hollywood. RIP
  • Best car video I have seen a long time. Presentation and editing are great. Most agree that "Bullitt" is the best car chase scene but I still have to stick with the original Gone In 60 Seconds chase. That one is off the charts.
  • @joequillun7790
    Maybe not a car "chase" movie per se, but to me the most authentic, and realistic car movie was 2 lane black top. The sounds, and most of the terminology was as accurate as any Hollywood car movie ever made. Maybe the plot, and acting sucked, but the car scenes, and drag racing was spot on. But to me, the best car movie, was American Graffiti. Pretty good acting, story line, and car scenes. When ever we left the drive-in, after watching these movies, the outside roads were scarred for life. :)
  • @fman4234
    My favorite chase movie is Duel in that there was more intensity in the drama of the hunt and chase. Action scenes notwithstanding but constant action and crashing doesn't necessarily make a good movie. In Duel, the whole movie was a hunt and chase scene but it was as intense as any chase scene movie I know of - for most of the movie! That is, Duel worked as it focused on the drama of the chase without majestic and exaggerated music and without the constant crashy action. Kinda like Jaws - that movie was scary as h*ll with very few actual shark action scenes - like when the shark "'appeared" during the singing of "Show Me the Way to go Home." Friggin' one of the scariest movie scenes ever!
  • @jaimeres
    Gone In 60 Seconds will always be #1 with me.
  • @jimcurt99
    Mad Max is my favorite- but Bullitt (sp?) is the all time great... so there's that
  • @dearbrad1996
    Watching this brought a tear to my eye seeing those beautiful cars being destroyed. There's not too many around and they're expensive. I can see why.
  • @arthurmchugh5184
    Susan George is a piece of art 🎨 πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚