Sounded like the Inception soundtrack to me (by Hans Zimmer).

Is it just me or does the lighting/shadowing on the limo at 0:32-ish look really, really off?

Minor?

Oh for a second I thought you meant this looked like a ham and cheese sandwich.

Which... It kinda did.

It's burning so consistently and spread out. Looks like something out of Minecraft...

That's got to be a joke, right? Couldn't they smell it?

Also: that is one toned body.

The man is in AMAZING shape for 82. Good for him.

No tempered glass, huh #thirdworldproblems

I already knew Zemeckis could do a crash scene well from Cast Away, but dayum. Now I want to see this.

Also, while I recognize HOW he lands the plane is a spoiler, and that this is likely the most memorable scene in the entire film, I'd challenge that the trailers kind of already ruin the inverted thing anyways. I didn't see anything here I wasn't expecting, I just never got around to seeing this one because buzz was mixed.

I love how many of Zemeckis' films don't feature a main antagonist. Forrest Gump, Cast Away, Flight... he seems to really enjoy atypical storytelling.

Looks like ED-209 from Robocop near the end.

YOU HAVE TEN SECONDS TO COMPLY.

Dear god, of all videos to offer a 1080 option for...

And what's with the extremely, high-res macro close-up shots? Look, I know the video title is self-explanatory and I have only myself to blame for clicking, but... man... Some of the skin doesn't even look human.

And is this so serious an issue in India that they have a metal instrument designed solely for it?

To top it off, my computer inexplicably strained to play this one back, as though my PC was trying to spare me the disgust.

You can even see the CG vehicle moving ever so slightly (i.e. the camera shake and the CG not syncing perfectly) prior to the fake fail.

Really mediocre, imo.

I find a lot of new music I like here on the Sift. Tried songs from BOTH of their albums and loved both. One is already on the way from Amazon. Great sift.

Son looks like the guy who plays Moriarty in Sherlock.

The "Picard Manuever" became necessary after Season 3, when a wardrobe redesign made the outfit two pieces and the shirt portion was notorious for riding up at the slightest movement by the actor, particularly standing or sitting.