Patriot Games (3/9) Movie CLIP - Road Rage (1992) HD

[@Kenneth45]

The way they filmed the crash was just so raw and nerve racking. One of the most memorable scenes in a movie for me.

[@wyattpeterson6286]

This was before all CGI trash ruined most movies.

[@nathanash2347]

Sean Bean: Master of not confirming kills.

[@leopoldoastudillo7189]

That's because he's actually a good guy! 😉

[@Truck_person]

sean bean: master of escalating things til he gets killed in the end

[@JoeFabeets]

That’s not soldiering

[@ArcialLageri]

Sean bean the master of getting killed

[@hosking8918]

"They're gone" what a savage quote, an amazing movie.

[@filmperson4390]

This movie is not amazing! This is a film that is obsessive because of a 10 year old's performance!

[@jinngeechia9715]

That brick cell phone! Wow! Can't imagine this movie was so long ago and it is so fresh like yesterday.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

With a gigantic battery you have to take with you in order to use it outside the car !

[@jamespridemore8709]

And..no airbags in the car.

[@jackkrauss]

Shows how much improved technology hasn't helped.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

I know I'm not rooting for the bad guys but I just like how confidentially Sean Bean says.. "They're gone" at 1:25

[@sweetballs4742]

They're gone >:-)

[@johnsergei]

Machine gun bullets, never hit people, in the movies (except for poor Dennis).

[@regibson23]

*confidently

[@starwarsroo2448]

@@johnsergei uzi one handed out the side of a van speeding whilst he's hanging out with his arm, was never gonna happen

[@beyerch]

Listen, Sean Bean knows a thing or two about dying....... :)

[@ericssmith2014]

The third party who intervenes at 1:05 or so is kind of the hero of the scene. BEEP BEEP "Yeah, I see you, jerk. No, I'm not letting you in. Oh, does this spoil your aim?"

[@coolcat6303]

EricSSmith Haha. Yeah that part almost ruined an otherwise great scene. I mean who actually cuts in, like that, between 2 vehicles?

[@gcHK47]

KoolCat ! Look at the plate. That was a US Government vehicle; the driver knew what was happening.

[@starwarsroo2448]

@@gcHK47 well spotted and it was clearly following her, maybe theyd intercepted some intelligence that they were going to get hit

[@mikemccourt6225]

In the book, it's a retired Marine who was situationally aware. I always thought the movie scene was awkward without that piece of info

[@Yuurei21]

@@gcHK47 I noticed that also. I would like to believe that Jim Greer, unofficially; ordered some kind of protection on Ryan and his family.

[@Jalanski28]

"They're gone." I just love sean bean's accent at the end.

[@alfredvalrie5541]

Yeah it’s quintessential Irish thug

[@maggie4351]

Omg I love Sean Beans smile here... love at first sight ♥.

[@sweetballs4742]

THEY'RE GONE >:-)

[@SolCresta3405]

Never get into a car with Anne Archer or Geena Davis.

[@fromthehaven94]

Well, in the case of the latter, who wouldn't want to drive into the Grand Canyon if your only other option is getting arrested?

[@SolCresta3405]

@@fromthehaven94 True... They did go out like badasses. But it's bad if she's the one behind the wheel, as shown in Beetlejuice and The Long Kiss Goodnight.

[@fromthehaven94]

@@SolCresta3405 In Beetlejuice, the dog gets the blame. Yeah, I said it.

[@SolCresta3405]

@@fromthehaven94 Yeah, but she was the one driving and she wasn't paying any attention to the road. Then again, I always thought maybe she and Alec Baldwin should have jumped out of the car.

[@hwyfan]

In the novel "Patriot Games", the ambush of Cathy and Sally Ryan occurs on westbound US Highway 50 on the Severn River Bridge near Annapolis, Maryland. Jack Ryan is not on the highway at the time, but rather is teaching a class at the US Naval Academy. This scene was filmed on the yet to be opened eastbound Interstate 105 in Southern California near LAX airport. You can see the AT&T building and Los Angeles Times building in the background.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

hwyfan u can also see LAX lol

[@ergog634]

It annoys me, this scene, in that Sean's attempt is so amateurish, hanging off a seat belt waving his gun about. The book depicted a calm, methodical hit with a gun on a tripod fixed in the van, allowing him to pour out a steady stream of fire. The only thing that saves Cathy's life is that she sees him at the last second and slams on the brakes, throwing off his aim just a fraction. Also, they leave out the unmarked State Trooper vehicle nearby that witnesses the whole thing and gives chase, only to be shot and killed when the terrorists realise they're being followed.

[@Liam-1066]

I knew this wasn’t in Annapolis. Grew up in the area and went down rt 50 a ton of times. The crane is a dead giveaway, thanks for the confirmation though!

[@erik_griswold]

@@AQUAPHREESH193 Pretty sure this was Interstate 105 by LAX. The portion west of Interstate 405 is often used for film shoots even today as it is easy to close down on a Sunday morning.

[@bigdrew565]

​@@ergog634she actually did get shot in the book version. That was 1 round out of 30.

[@jackwalsh3494]

great film, very underrated.

[@betoen]

Underrated? Not at all!

[@Nostalgio]

This was so brutal for me when I first saw it when I was 10. I worried for them. Such a tragic moment in the movie.

[@sharonhamill9512]

mental as enthinig

[@Nostalgio]

Sharon Hamill What?

[@jennthedouche1291]

This was my fave movie for 9

[@wb5mgr]

But she was wearing plot armor… better than Kevlar when it comes to stopping bullets and protecting from car crashes.

[@jacobramirez4189]

006.

[@Jordan-ce7sf]

The driver that got between her 911 and the van was the unsung hero of the movie

[@winksy462]

My man Sean Bean doing drive by hits on the highway

[@okcguitarbear410]

1:15 I've been in a couple of car accidents and my first reaction if I have time to make a decision would be to steer the car away from danger. She had enough time to pull left or right. You don't just do nothing when you know you are going to crash.

[@JonathanMoosey]

This isn’t a normal car accident as most car accidents are not the result of someone firing an AK-47 at you while driving

[@okcguitarbear410]

@@JonathanMoosey Thanks for you input!

[@johnf.kennedy7339]

The book had Jack's wife recover but Ryan was dismayed that she had to have a spleen removed. Read book early 90's.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

Read it too. The end fight in the book is much better than in the movie.

[@spartan078ben]

It was the daughter who had the spleen removed. Listening to the audiobook 2019...

[@rohanmarkjay]

Loved Ann Archer in this movie.. She is a fine actress. The attractive and well educated devoted wife of Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford). Jack Ryan is a lucky man. This was a good political movie from the early 1990s.

[@rossstewart9994]

Love the Jack Ryan movies great triology

[@hightreason7934]

Way better than Clancy's novel. Brilliant, brutal drive-by. "THEY'YRE GONE!" No one but Sean Bean could deliver that line in such a cold blooded tone.

[@alucard624]

I just wish they had stuck to the original ending instead of that ridiculous boat chase.

[@paulthompson9445]

I don't know what's wrong w me - the part from 1:15-1:26 I always find hilarious, from her stupid little scream (the funniest part) to Bean hanging his head out the window at an impossible angle and saying with a supermick accent "Dere Gawnn" - I'm surprised he didn't say "boyo" after it. LOL

[@AL-pc1rb]

the expression and shot were extensively parodied by SNL in the "toonces the driving cat" skits

[@nigelsookram882]

I'm sorry but that closeup of her screaming is so meme worthy

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

love this scene because it feels so ahead of its time for some reason lol not sure why especially the shots at 1:14 and 1:17

[@flashstudiosguy]

Terrorist: "They're gone" Me:"And did you see the bodies? No? Foolish boy! Do not count your target as dead until you see the life leave their eyes! That is the sign of a true killer.."

[@noahcampbell6387]

That was Sean Bean

[@The_Lucent_Archangel]

Not to excuse what he tried to do, but in his mind it was equal measure. Hurt my family, I hurt yours. Vengeance always harms the innocent.

[@Psimj1975]

They were in fact, not gone.

[@noellecox3952]

Brilliant film to watch from start to finish fantastic action from start to finish sean bean was brilliant as the bad guy also a fantastic cast very good director as well and a fantastic script as well 🎥🎥🎥

[@ladisneyprincesse]

The first time I ever saw Sean Bean now that I remember! The future Boromir/Ned Stark causing Dani Denison/Empress Savina to suffer a car crash!!!

[@pr1smYT]

one of the best movies ever!

[@dannythomas417]

I love Sean’s accent!

[@johnsergei]

They're gawn!

[@dannythomas417]

@@johnsergei Not exactly. Besides killing a wife and daughter is terrible.

[@johnsergei]

@@dannythomas417 As Micheal Jackson said in Thriller " It's only a movie." Like most movies there is not a lot of reality here, regarding the story, but the cinimatography was good. Sean was the hot headed killer & the brigade commander was a cool headed but ruthless guy. Old Harry did the usual, pulled a few sad/frustrated/angry faces. He seems to play much the same character in every movie. But I'm not knocking him for it, He's been pretty sucessful & so have the others. I've see Sean hosting historic doccumentories & he was good. I the movies you want to shock the viewers, forget killing men. Because in real life, they are expendible.

[@MrGigaHurtz]

I want to see a movie about the guy with brass balls that cuts off a guy pointing an Uzi out the window at 1:03 he's more of a hero than Jack Ryan! Or is that just an everyday crazy LA driver trying to get one car ahead?

[@coolcat6303]

It was actually a crazy Annapolis, MD driver.

[@MrGigaHurtz]

@@coolcat6303 The film was set in Annapolis but that scene takes place on the 105 in LA. That guy wasn't part of the film just a crazy guy who couldn't wait for them to stop filming!

[@WolfRamAndHart]

Driving on the shoulder...no way am I letting this guy back on the regular street! Lol.

[@PostalWorker14]

Before airbags

[@ricardosierra749]

THERE GONE!!

[@mrflipperinvader7922]

1:15 almost like the one in dead calm

[@seanandre-alternativeaccou4395]

Sean Bean as Sean Miller

[@BlackEpyon]

Love how instead of trying to steer, she spends one and a half seconds screaming for effect.

[@JonathanMoosey]

She’s also trying to outrun AK-47 gunfire while in heavy traffic. Not exactly a scenario where one would make the most logical decisions

[@BlackEpyon]

@@JonathanMoosey In the book, she just stomps on the brakes, looses control, and crashes into a barrier.

[@jackkrauss]

Panic, shock? She was just shot at with a SMG.

[@jackkrauss]

​@@JonathanMooseyThat's clearly an Uzi and not an AK.

[@BlackEpyon]

@@jackkrauss And when you're being shot at with an SMG, you don't just stand there screaming.

[@bradjames6748]

"One does not simply assume the target is destroyed"

[@efaustus9]

So he's driving the station wagon to work and she's driving her daughter around in the Porsche

[@ianmilleris]

She earns more

[@efaustus9]

@@ianmilleris that's cool, just when driving a young kid around one vehicle is a cramped sports car death trap and the other is a family transporter with a well established reputation of safety.

[@baloog8]

Those divider crash pads are supposed to save lives.

[@surfingtothestars]

well, it did lol

[@danieldejesus7913]

Clear and present danger is the continuation of this film.

[@RealityDysfunction]

No, it's not. Patriot Games is the prequel to The Hunt for Red October. Then it's The Cardinal of the Kremlin, and then Clear and Present Danger.

[@johnashton4776]

This scene would be great for She-Hulk attorney of law, in terms of origin the blood transfusion missed opportunity.

[@codyhornig9099]

Amazing movie

[@nigelsookram882]

It's OK..it's Sean Bean!

[@joemag22]

GGs to the driver who sees whats happening and tries to intervene

[@highplainsdrifter9631]

If you look closely, there is a US Government license plate on the car. He's a gov official who saw what was happening and acted quickly. In the book the motorist is a retired Marine.

[@aurathedraak7909]

Don't talk and drive.

[@jackkrauss]

Great scene but they are clearly in LA and not MD.

[@galechow620]

Great movie

[@moblack5883]

All that highway and she crashes

[@mackcummy4976]

ha, old cellphones.

[@aldosam5317]

911 not escaping from a van. Ridiculous

[@LanceDanielDgCaparas]

AIRA HELLO

[@serge00storms]

I've lived in Annapolis and no way is that US-50

[@reddavis4808]

I think they filmed this in LA

[@johnweaver4564]

Not road rage! Attempted murder for revenge.

[@nigelsookram882]

I laughed I cried..I laughed again

[@thespecialonenextdoor1342]

Sean Bean is a cross between Bono and Prince Charming from Shrek. Anyone else agree? 👇

[@mark18709]

no airbags

[@swessels]

Not true. I used to own that exact same model Porsche, 964 Targa, and it had airbags.

[@Defender78]

Just wondering Sean Bean‘s character would fly all the way back to the US just to use an Uzi to take out his target? Not like a grenade or car bomb or something? Either way this is a pretty intense scene in a great action thriller movie

[@VictorVolkov0124]

Who's the driver of Sean's car ?

[@periesicsd]

yeah, and you're Mr. Cool Ready Steady Go...

[@LanceDanielDgCaparas]

STEVIE AIRA

[@LanceDanielDgCaparas]

FELY STEVIE

[@ig-8892]

Jack Ryan disliked this

[@liljoe5]

This is not for a 18 years younger

[@danielserrano591]

cellphone

[@bobcostas5094]

Road rage is the title?? Really?

[@theelectricfanboy1368]

WHO WOULD DARE TO KILL A CHILD LIKE IN MARCH A 7 YEAR OLD GIRL MURDERED BY A WOMAN

[@skyry101]

The one problem I had with this other-wise great film. @1:16, with a HUGE window of time to make a move, you mean to tell me that she couldn't downshift and ride the shoulder on the left? She's a surgeon, making split-sec decisions under pressure is part of the job and she's also got her daughter in the car with her. Would've been more credible if Sean Bean had at least shot the tires. She's in a 911 Carerra with a 5 1/2 second 0-60 time vs Mr. Bean's 20 sec to 60 Ford Econovan. The 911 is a drivers car and this lady clearly can't drive (hell, might even be a bad doc too if she performs like this under the gun) lol. Maybe she needs to take lessons from her husband's twin, Dr. Kimble...

[@coolcat6303]

Yeah but being stressed during surgery & being shot at are two completely different things. Most ppl panic in those situations. The real problem for me was the miscellaneous car honking his horn and then driving in between the van & the Porsche. I mean who does that?

[@skyry101]

@@coolcat6303 Me. When I'm late for work! 😂

[@Granny1375]

It depends on what you are trained for. In medical school, you are put under intense pressure. Getting shot at is an entirely different kind of thing.

[@gankuverymuch]

@@coolcat6303 the car had government official plates on, so it was someone who was aware of the situation and tried to intervene. In the book, it says the driver was a retired Marine.

[@gankuverymuch]

I’m watching the movie now, and seeing this scene for the first time, I was like, “it’s a car designed for speed and maneuvering, and even braking at high speeds. How could she fail so miserably? lol” I blamed the mother for the daughters injuries. Sean Bean fired and caused panic, but driving a Porsche and she still failed spectacularly…it would’ve been more believable if she was driving a “soccer mom” vehicle, at least surviving the crash would’ve been more believable.

[@aztecfitness7782]

Waste of very nice porsche

[@nihatbekiroglu8004]

This is where this movie lost me, I mean, how could the terrorists manage to escape so easily after their attack on the wife's car ? Wouldn't their be immediate road blocks ? This was 92, after all, not stone age ! Yet they manage a clean getaway, exit the country with no problem and some time later they can AGAIN enter the country, this time with an even larger crew for their second hit on Ryan and the Royal Family member ! Come on !

[@coolcat6303]

“Suspension of Disbelief” is very helpful when watching movies. Especially action ones. Having said that, I don’t think it would be all that hard for them to get away. Especially seeing how it was pre 9/11 & the IRA were trained at evading detection.

[@minettealcedo7452]

Jeepney Crash

[@jsbeautycenter8890]

1:25

[@jsbeautycenter8890]

1:26

[@MiguelLuna1]

We're they gone?

[@jackdonohue7893]

Miguel Luna no

[@craigkoehler4363]

We are they gone? Wut?

[@meganluminais3586]

Throa ❤️

[@filmperson4390]

This movie is painfully average!

[@coolcat6303]

Nah. It’s awesome.

[@SebastianVG85]

Dude, the Oldsmobile that cuts off the van has a US Government license plate.