The first film, released in 2009, was a shock to everyone with all the car flips and speed of the vehicles, but the newer film has more action and looks more realistic , not using a green screen but a real scenario. Anyone who has been in a car accident could relate to the scene. Details like the beads of sweat dripping down the driver's face, the crunch of metal on metal, the lashing force as the driver's neck recoiled backwards from the impact, and the split-second crash filmed in slow motion in so that the viewer could witness what was happening. These scenes are more attractive to the eyes of the viewers because they make the viewer feel like he is there inside the car with the driver, which creates a feeling of excitement and anxiety. This feeling that viewers get makes them want more and more action. A second example is the improvement of technology that assists and works in fantasy films. Most films that have characters as animals, including Bambi (1942) and 101 Dalmatians (1963), were