30th anniversary, baby!

Just watch last night for I don't how many times

🙌

Im here man

Every Day when i drive my bus

The masterpiece is the editing of movie.

The movie also started a trend for buzzcut hairstyle.

#Classic

yes it is . A masterpiece

100% agreed. And a relatively low body count too! Not that I'm against carnage in movies, it's just notable.

Amo esta película y su banda sonora La he comprado 3 veces La veo muy a menudo y nunca me aburro de ella

It had many impossible scenes: The bus jump, the curves of the bus (a bus of that size can hardly take curves at 50 mph, at least not of that diameter), Reeves under the bus. Nevertheless, a good plot.

Lawrence Kin point break

47 ronin was good

Constantine too

Bill and Ted, fighting those evil robut us's

Toy Story 4 is good for the children LOL

Sandra is my age so I was even more fascinated.

There are plenty of buildings with nearly a hundred stories (and a few with even more), so not actually that much.

because Speed came out during the most absolute peak of Video stores business...... when this movie came out there were like three shelves full of this movie, and then every time after that I always saw the Speed VHS sitting there. I dont know i just made some sort of connection between the cover of Speed and Video stores. But the Speed cover isnt the only one that takes me back to the video store days.

yes of course. Them, Jurrasic Park, the Terminator 1 and 2, Pulp fiction, all the rock movies, all the karate kid movies, Free Willy movies 1, 2 and 3, the Crow 1 and 2, Hell Raiser, Scream 1, 2 and 3...... all the movie covers they so remind me of Blockbuster and my childhood.

yes.....

Not anywhere near as bad as you making this story up...

@@FruitFlyKilla got em

As long as he stays above 50

@@xColinMalarkeyx well said!!😄🙌🏾

Yeah! Totally sounds like MGS!

Definitely sounds like MGS encounter theme. Especially when they try to find something to attach to the elevator on the roof.

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

+Juan Regalado I know lol!

This and the intro themes to MSG and the Real Adventures of Jonny Quest are similar but each of them is awesome as the next. If only someone, somewhere has the talent and means to combine the three.

One of the best action MOVIES ever.

They don’t make them like they used to

@Falfox One no it’s not

Metal gear solid 2

I wonder if it’s the same lol I can’t tell

Harry Gregson Williams got inspired by Marc Manchinas Soundtrack ❣️

@Falfox One no it's Marc Manchina. Harry Gregson Williams got inspired by this soundtrack

"Remember-- crazy, not stupid."

No. He is breathtaking.

yeah bro thats what i discovered few hours ago when i started watching this movie again after so many years

Planescape Torment too

I keep saying the same thing! So similar.

GrumpierFaceman What do you do?? What do you do?!

@@satchelmcleod6040 "I'm smarter than you! I'm smarter than YOU!"

@daustin8888 "Yeah, but I'm taller!"

"Shut up, Harry"

@Knight Light Media you shot me, can’t believe it. They give you a medal for shooting me

I dont understand . Are u talking about the animal ??

@@lydialilybellevalley2297 He is talking about the character Solid Snake in the video game Metal Gear

@@lydialilybellevalley2297 the music harry gregson williams and hanz zimmer have that similar sound, in there music

GAME OVER

@@Sam-Roy19 r/woooosh

Point Break was epic

Don't forget Constantine and Devil's Advocate

Amen my man

Planescape Torment

Yeah

PLANESCAPE TORMENT you are so correct sir

@@DarkCreed Oooh shit, yeah!

Nope, _Twister_ though, big yes

to me, exactly at 2:10 I can't hold my tears anymore

That's Jason Bourne. Where is your suitcase full of porn?

I love the Simpsons

above 50 mph, or the bomb on the bus will explode along with the passengers 😉

FUCKING HATE THOSE LEVELS!!!!

You're fired. Everybody's _fucking_ fired!

Was that his too?? That would explain why this score sounds so much like _Twister_ at times

1:23 Planescape Torment too

butters742 that's what I always thought! this theme reminded me of metal gear (even though speed was first)

Yeah. Probably metal gear got some inspiration from Speeds music. Just like Snake got inspiration from Snake Plissken (played by Kurt Russell) in the movie "Escape from New York" and "Escape from LA" . Makes me laugh how much the characters have in common to the point where Kurt Russell is pretty much Snake in Metal Gear. But Hideo Kojima has said that he took inspiration from Kurt Russell's portrayal of Snake Plissken when he made Snake in Metal Gear. Hideo tried to even get Kurt Russell to do Snakes voice at some point. Still pretty cool. You should watch the movies if you haven't already.

butters742 Escape From New York is one of my favourite films man, Snake Plissken is my hero haha, or anti-hero should I say. “A little human compassion”

I don't think Metal Gear's soundtrack was necessarily 100% inspired by this movie. There's something special about the 1990's action movie music era. Most of the composers for movies back then seemed to rely on a lot of similar sounds. Pluck synths, strings, and the signature sound of that particular era: grungey, industrial sort of metal percussion. I can name a handful of movies (and games) that relied on similar sounds. A number of James Bond movies (and games) used it. In fact, the entire soundtrack for Goldeneye N64 feels very much just like the music here, only with a little less epic orchestral flair and a bit more of a "gamey" focus, like riffing guitars and such. Like I said before, the real signature sound of that era was in that grungey sort of industrial metal percussion. It's hard to describe but if you listen to any action movie or game soundtrack from the 90's, you'll hear it. I think this almost universal sound choice is thanks to the way how a lot of movies (and games) are scored. They use what's known as temp music. This is basically filler music, that someone else created (either from another movie or game) that's used as a placeholder during the production of a movie or development of a video game. It's basically music that is used to help producers and directors work with forming the flow and pacing of their scenes/levels. Once a particular style and sound is agreed on, a composer comes in to create an original score. This is a little less common in games, as most composers would play through a level and develop a soundtrack that goes along with it. In movies, that process is very difficult to achieve because the music used plays directly into how the cuts are placed and what shots are used where, etc. So temp music is almost a necessity to make a production cut come together. The problem with a lot of temp music is it results in soundtracks that end up sounding very similar, because a cut for a movie was synced with the temp music. So when the composer comes in, they're asked to create something that sounds just like the temp music, but not too similar so it's not infringing copyrights. I believe that, in the case of MGS and a number of other games of that era, it was just composers fitting with the "theme" of that time period. The MGS soundtrack pulled a lot of inspiration from a number of different movies and soundtracks.

Same here

Total master of his craft, Hopper was

Hey, wait a minute, there's a What??!!

THERE'S A BOMB ON YOUR BUS! *OH SHIT*

Hahaha that's awesome! Definitely the most essential part of the score

Darude - Sandstorm

Never heard the Jet Moto one before, but holy crap, you're absolutely right

I liked the second one too🤷