Sure you are.Oxbow said:If he's a trained evasive driver, then i'm an evasive driver god!
I'm guessing the film is sped up because viewers only want to see the action. Speeding the film up is better than cutting and changing scenes, where the viewer doesn't really get a sense of how events are unfolding (the distance covered etc.).Dr.EM said:also noticing the sped up film
Al Vallario said:I'm guessing the film is sped up because viewers only want to see the action. Speeding the film up is better than cutting and changing scenes, where the viewer doesn't really get a sense of how events are unfolding (the distance covered etc.).
I doubt the editing was malicious.
lmao suicide, doing that at night in pitch black, whilst speedingandy8271 said:went through fence and switche his lights off imo
ScarySquirrel said:Probably a smashed up car with a rotting criminal in it...
Sirrel Squirrel said:what about when they say, look how fast he is going whilst the film is sped up
I don't think the person doing the voice over realised the tape was being sped up at that point. I agree, there are no signs of the car driving at any "supernatural speeds""His moves are still baffling to the police as he swerves all over the road, driving like a man possessed. And just when he's really thrown the cops for a loop, he gets back on the straight away [clip speeds up] showing off a seemingly supernatural speed..."
Yes, the clock in the top left indicates there is around a minute's gap in between the shots. Still, the commentator might not have meant "in the blink of an eye" literally; just in the sense that the cops lost the driver only to find him again a minute later (which is pretty unlikely given the conditions).Sirrel Squirrel said:also note the obvious cut when they say the car disappears and reappears, you can see the shot clearly change from one to another.

I completely agreemrdbristol said:If you said that in an American accent , I would swear you are the bloke who presents " World's Wildest Police Videos ".
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