EPT
Season One - Executive Producer: David Fincher
Star
Dir: Guy Ritchie
Co-Starring: Madonna
A royal cunt of a popstar needs to get to the venue she's playing tonight. This is why you probably shouldn't be a bitch to someone who's driving you around. Easily the most fun/lighthearted episode of the series.
Ambush
Dir: John Frankenheimer
Co-Starring: Tomas Milian
If he stops, his passenger will die. If he doesn't, they both might. Pretty neat little chase scene. The writer of this one, Andrew Kevin Walker, also wrote Se7en.
Powder Keg
Dir: Alejandro González Iñárritu
Co-Starring: Stellan Skarsgård
A war-time photojournalist has taken some pictures that will explode onto the world, if he can get them out of the country. Probably my favorite of the entire run, this one is really well done.
The Follow
Dir: WKW (Wong Kar-wai)
Co-Starring: Forrest Whitaker, Mickey Rourke, Adriana Lima
The Driver is hired to follow a movie star's wife. Very typical of WKW's style, it moves slowly but fluidly. A far cry from the action of the others, but certainly worth watching.
Chosen
Dir: Ang Lee
A holy child is brought into the country, but he isn't safe. Some really nice automobile choreography in this one, and a cute ending.
Season Two - Executive Producer: Ridley Scott
Ticker
Dir: Joe Carnahan
Co-Starring: Don Cheadle, with: F. Murray Abraham, Ray Liotta, Robert Patrick, Dennis Haysbert
A man with a briefcase can save a man's life, and his country.
Hostage
Dir: John Woo
Co-Starring: Maury Chaykin, Kathryn Morris
A distraught employee has kidnapped his boss, and trapped her somewhere. Full of Woo's trademark action style.
Beat the Devil
Dir: Tony Scott
Co-Starring: Gary Oldman, James Brown, Marilyn Manson, Danny Trejo
James Brown made a deal with the devil, but now he wants out. Surreal, but fun.
That's all of 'em. Hope you enjoy.
. (my dad is a big racing/car enthusiast so he was on top of this when they came out, good stuff)
