Changing Lanes
A rush-hour fender-bender on New York City's crowded FDR Drive, under most circumstances, wouldn't set off a chain reaction that could decimate two people's lives. But on this day, at this time, a minor collision will turn two complete strangers into vicious adversaries. Their means of destroying each other might be different, but their goals, ultimately, will be the same: Each will systematically try to dismantle… From TMDB
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46 of 46 · most liked firstChanging Lanes is “more than a film about bikes and public space,” says Doug Gordon, co-host of The War on Cars podcast. “It’s about who wields power... and how regular citizens can organize... It is very much a movie made for the political and cultural moment the country finds itself in right now.”
unlabelledView post →I'm so excited to be hosting a screening of Changing Lanes on Monday 4/20 at the Laemmle Monica Film Center with filmmaker Ben Wolf and Santa Monica Mayor Caroline Torosis as part of Torched's 2nd birthday festivities. Get your tickets here: www.laemmle.com/theater/moni...
unlabelledView post →In celebration and appreciation of all the folks who came out to support the reintroduction of neighbourhood retail last year, @joshmatlow.bsky.social and I are hosting a (free!) movie night at City Hall on Thursday, February 19. Here's the trailer for the doc, Changing Lanes.
unlabelledView post →Did you hear @thewaroncars.bsky.social discuss Changing Lanes? You can now borrow this excellent film at @multcolib.bsky.social w a Kanopy account (streaming movies free w your Multnomah County Library card) Features David Byrne Janette Sadik-Khan & @mayor.nyc.gov Mamdani on taking back our streets
unlabelledView post →I’m moderating a discussion following a screening of the documentary “Changing Lanes” at the Center for Brooklyn History on Dec 17. The film, which is about the fight for safe streets and so much more, is excellent and the panelists are all amazing. Free, but you must RSVP. See you there!
unlabelledView post →Changing Lanes, a new film by Brooklyn-based cinematographer Ben Wolf premiered this past weekend at the Architectural & Design Film Festival. It does an amazing job of situating the recent struggle over the McGuinness Blvd *road diet* in Greenpoint within the history of making cities car dependent
unlabelledView post →Thanks @joshmatlow.bsky.social & @anotherglassbox.bsky.social for hosting tonight's Changing Lanes screening @ City Hall which was packed. Even though the film focused on NYC, there are many parallels found in Toronto too. We should have more of these screenings at city hall! #BikeTO #WalkTO #TOpoli
unlabelledView post →One of my upcoming podcast episodes focuses on a stretch of road where people have been killed and seriously injured over and over. For three years, Ben Wolf documented the residents’ struggle against the auto lobby, corruption, and disinformation. "Changing Lanes" is his first documentary film.
unlabelledView post →I recall the movie CHANGING LANES to be *nothing but* Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Affleck wreaking revenge on each other but eventually coming to the “no thanks” part. It’s a distressingly still-relevant movie.
unlabelledView post →Checked out the Changing Lanes documentary (great film!) with @anotherglassbox.bsky.social and @joshmatlow.bsky.social. Highlight was Matlow's passion for having our first real pedestrian street. I want to believe!
unlabelledView post →He’s been in so many that I’m going to categorize: Favourite Film: Do the Right Thing (1989) Most Fun Movie: Die Hard with A Vengeance (1995) Favourite Performance: Unbreakable (2000) Most Underrated: Changing Lanes (2002).
unlabelledView post →FILM SCREENING: Changing Lanes at Metro Cinema 8712 109 ST NW Wednesday Sept 22nd 7:00PM Admission by donation to Bike Edmonton at the door. All ages welcome. For more info or to RSVP visit:http://michaeljanz.ca/changinglanes #strathconaCL #strathcona #SCCLneighbourhoodnews #yeg #edmonton
unlabelledView post →When I worked at the movie theater, I once spliced in part of a commercial into a movie to see if anyone would notice. No one did. Somewhere out there is a copy of Changing Lanes with 3 frames of a Sprite bottle in it.
unlabelledView post →Oh, so many. Battle of Algiers Matango Embrace of the Serpent Memories of Murder Red Beard Punishment Park 3-Iron Stroszek Still Life Pusher 2 Suspiria remake Bringing Out the Dead Eureka Miracles Enemy Noroi Mean Creek Slow West Hunter in the Dark Ronin-gai Jesus' Son Changing Lanes Noah Etc.
unlabelledView post →We watched Unhinged (2020) the other night. It was amazing! It seems criminally underseen. At first I was expecting a Changing Lanes style flick but it quickly became Falling Down in the modern day but on hard drugs. I highly recommend it 🔥
unlabelledView post →Join us along with the Community for Belonging at Regis University for a showing of Ben Wolf's documentary "Changing Lanes"! July 31st, 6pm at Regis University Claver Hall Room 315. Come for the film and stay for the panel! Please RSVP at www.eventbrite.com/e/good-troub...
unlabelledView post →Tree law! Make a movie about tree law in the format of Beef or Changing Lanes!
unlabelledView post →Posting one BTS picture a day until the release of Changing Lanes, a film by Eddie Flores On our first trip, Eddie and I came upon this bright red phone booth and an empty market. The colors and the setting looked surreal. San Simon, TX 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →Changing Lanes with Ben Wolf Nobody Drives in LA chat with filmmaker Ben Wolf about his new documentary, Changing Lanes. The film (shot only on equipment carried by bike) captures the intense community battle following efforts to reconfigure a Brooklyn street in the aftermath of a deadly collision.
unlabelledView post →I recently had filmmaker Ben on my podcast and am working on get him to Richmond to show his film Changing Lanes & have a panel discussion with leaders & advocates.
unlabelledView post →TOMORROW we will premiere our film Changing Lanes! If you're in San Diego come check it out and support local independent filmmaking. We traveled from coast to coast, in just 7 days. We accomplished something amazing. St. Augustine, FL 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →Posting one BTS picture a day until the release of Changing Lanes, a film by Eddie Flores Our friends worked hard to make this movie a reality. If you're in San Diego consider joining us for our big screen premiere! Lorrain Parish Park, LA 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →Just watched a great film at the Siskel film center called Changing Lanes. It’s about the fight for protected bike lanes and traffic calming on a busy street in Brooklyn and the pushback from local idiots and businesses. Just like bike folks on the SW side are going through. They won, eventually!
unlabelledView post →Changing Lanes is a better film about race relations, much more subtle than Crash.
unlabelledView post →#TonightsMovie is one I haven't seen since I started work at the Odeon in Liverpool, Roger Michell's Changing Lanes, starring Ben Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson, Toni Collette, Sydney Pollack, William Hurt, and Amanda Peet
unlabelledView post →Movies that are surprisingly good but are generally forgotten (i.e. not discussed) by the film community at large. Some examples: ZERO EFFECT, THE TV SET, CHANGING LANES.
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Changing Lanes 1080p (iTunes)(DE) €3.99 (Drama) (iMDB) 6.6 Cast: Ben Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson, Kim Staunton, Toni Collette, Sydney Pollack, Tina Sloan
unlabelledView post →Looks like these are my first R-rated films SCARY MOVIE (age 11) THE LAST CASTLE (age 12) THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS (13) CHANGING LANES (13) FRAILTY (13) ROAD TO PERDITION (14)
unlabelledView post →So I'm hearing this is an opportunity to annoy a bunch of people about the horrendously underrated movie Changing Lanes.
unlabelledView post →I watched a good movie last night called "Changing Lanes," with Ben Atlec and Samuel L. Jackson
unlabelledView post →Posting one BTS picture a day until the release of Changing Lanes, a film by Eddie Flores (3 DAYS LEFT!) We relied on the kindness of strangers to get some of our shots. It felt welcoming. Baton Rouge, LA 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →Posting one BTS picture a day until the release of Changing Lanes, a film by Eddie Flores (5 DAYS LEFT!) A desert that looked like heaven. The heat was unbearable and we were famished, but we got the shot. White Sands Ntnl Park, NM 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →Posting one BTS picture a day until the release of Changing Lanes, a film by Eddie Flores (6 DAYS LEFT!) On our first day we arrived to a beautiful sand dune park near the border with Arizona. The breeze was cool. Gordon's Well, CA 📷 Sony A7iv, Tamron 35-150mm, F2.8 LINK 🔽 #film #indie
unlabelledView post →There was a movie about this some years ago... Changing Lanes or something... Where they just turned the person off, and denied them access to society because someone slipped them government secrets they were clueless about.
unlabelledView post →Paramount Movies 2002 Star Trek Nemesis ⭐⭐⭐/4 Jackass The Movie ⭐⭐⭐/4 Abandon ⭐⭐/4 The Sum of All Fears ⭐⭐/4 Changing Lanes ⭐⭐⭐/4 Clockstoppers ⭐⭐/4 We Were Soldiers ⭐⭐⭐/4 Orange County ⭐/4
unlabelledView post →Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #ChangingLanes #BenAffleck Before Samuel L. Jackson's 'Tulsa King' Spin-Off, See His Gripping Revenge Thriller on Streaming This April http://dlvr.it/TRm6LY
unlabelledView post →My son is taking a media studies class and the media they're studying is, for some reason, he 2002 movie Changing Lanes. I have a scrapbook of movie and concert tickets from back then (because of course I do), so I could show him I actually saw it in the theatre. $8 for a movie, those were the days
unlabelledView post →A quote from Changing Lanes 2002 A Film Starring Ben Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson, Kim Staunton
unlabelledView post →Today I watched Changing Lanes. It's a very middling little thriller, but with a notable thing about it is that as a 2002 movie, it did predict what would be a major cultural factor in the 21st century. Male rage.
unlabelledView post →I was once kicked so hard in the head by a rugby player that my brain was bruised and damaged. I loved playing rugby, but that sucked. I watched "Changing Lanes" once, and if I got one mulligan in life I'd take the brain damage and not watch that movie.
unlabelledView post →Mmmm I love that movie and a part 2 coming this year. But I gotta go 2) Changing Lanes 3) Armageddon
unlabelledView post →Changing Lanes seems to be a movie about getting in a car crash and then the two people involved trying to get revenge on each other forever not great!!!!
unlabelledView post →‘Changing Lanes’ – Ben Affleck vs Samuel Jackson on #ParamountPlus #nowstreaming streamondemandathome.com/changing-lan...
unlabelledView post →At Midwest Film Journal, IFJA member Nick Rogers looks at "Changing Lanes" for Hold On To Your Butts, a monthlong celebration of Samuel L. Jackson's 75th birthday.
unlabelledView post →Decent watch, probably won't watch again, and can't whole-heartedly recommend. It is amazing all that can happen from a simple car collision, but it is more of a privileged jerk effect than the Butterfly Effect. This whole movie is sort of a philosophical discussion of moral ambiguity with a secondary question of whether one side fuels the other. While I enjoy this do, don't show philosophical battle, the realism of the insanity that occurs in this movie is terrifying. The movie is as good as…
neutral · AI labelView post →It was pretty.... interesting, but I can't imagine it's the sort of thing I'd ever re-visit. Strong performances are forthcoming from Sam Jackson and Toni Collette, everyone else is sort of stale. There's not a lot of movies out there like Changing Lanes, so it's a shame that it didn't end stronger. Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole.
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