Which do you prefer to watch \u2013 a good movie or a good car scene in a movie? If you\u2019re really lucky you\u2019ll find a film that has both. Car stunts in the movies always look awesome; it\u2019s like the most fun you can have on four wheels preserved on celluloid that you can watch over and over again. What\u2019s not to like?<\/p>\n
Of course, if you want to have a go yourself, there are many places around the country where you can learn to fly cars around corners at speed, taught by professionals. Into The Blue<\/a>, for instance, offer a range of Drifting Experiences where you\u2019ll get plenty of hands-on learning to master skills such as oversteering, full opposite lock and steering control through tight corners.<\/p>\n While you ponder the possibilities, hold on tight and watch closely.<\/p>\n Featuring Ryan Gosling as a Hollywood stuntman turned getaway driver, this arthouse action thriller by Danish director Nicolas Windig Refn is tense and gritty and scores a very credible 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Gosling was specially trained as a stunt driver for Drive<\/em> and learned to pull off \u2018reverse 180s, forward 180s, drifting, break stands and all kinds of cool stuff.\u2019 Watch his character, the unnamed Driver, master LA\u2019s streets while his aloof persona remains ice cool under pressure behind the wheel.<\/p>\nDrive (2011)<\/strong><\/h2>\n