That was cool concept and touched on a modern day issue (human cloning / designer babies). However I think they would use a M5 if they had that kind of money ;)
@@TituslovesPop Children Of Men was alright, but have you seen Shoot 'Em Up? One of the greatest dumb action movies no-one's ever seen. Clive Owen, Monica Belucci and Paul Giamatti hamming it up like there's no tomorrow.
It is always nice to see successful actors like all of them here take these short films seriously. I know that they get paid a lot too but they are still professional and give a lot of their abilities anyways.
OMG I had no idea Clive did another of these. Seriously I thought he should have been James Bond instead of Daniel Craig based off of this series. WOw, mind blown
I remember when Owen started doing these for BMW years ago, I think even before the Transporter movies, as The Driver. Gary Oldman played The Devil in an episode.
Such a lovely and wonderful deed he did... until you realize that she's a dangerous biological weapon and the security guards were the last line of defense against her escape. Great job, Clive. YOU HAD ONE JOB.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 its preaty sad you making this kom blame for his watched movie Prabobly he been inside your wife while ,the same time you watch better movie my english shit a dont care
As a professional who's been doing his job for quite a long time, when I am in a difficult situation, I find myself asking, "what would The Driver do?"
It's not impossible for a car to tow a heli that big honestly. The helicopters hover at a very fine limit. Two people yanking on a tight rope could make it wobble. The fact that a car pulls on it using a bridge as a makeshift pulley isn't that far fetched. :D
Why am I discovering this one just now?! I have watched the old ones literally countless times and RU-vid never suggested this one to me, uploaded in 2016...
First thing that came to mind was... it would probably take a couple of those yellow envelopes full of money to cover the repairs of that car. Lol Joke aside, was about time to see this BMW films again. Love them!
Thumbs-UP #20k-PLUS I am Saturday 4 July 2020! You will pardon me if I say that Starsky’s 1975 Ford Gran Torino is my favorite car ever built, but that being said, I lived in Deutschland for 6 years during the 1980s and came to fully respect Bavarian Motor Werks! I rode in several models around Deutschland and came to prefer the tight shifting of their manual gearbox cars. This film is brilliant! I subscribed and energized the bell to not miss future films.
You always know it's Bernthal because he always bobs his head side to side in every roll his ever done at some point. Here he does it when he gets into the BMW. Guess it's a trade mark.
