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Appleseed the fight scenes in second CGI movie ("Appleseed Ex Machina"), which opens and closes with combat sequences that would make a Cirque du Soleil-trained Green Beret turn flushed with jealousy and admiration. Even if your personal preference is a touring bike, these bikes have their own distinctive deep-throated sound that portrays their raw power, waiting to be unleashed, and the yearning to go off on an adventure creeps into our minds. These feelings that motorcycle riding gives us most certainly make motorcycles fun to ride, enhancing their “cool” factor in many people’s eyes.

Buso Renkin: Captain Bravo freely admits that his odd mannerisms and Large Ham public persona due to his belief that things are "cooler that way!"This trope is the sole reason the "Burly Brawl" scene in Reloaded exists. It's ten minutes of Neo fighting endless clones of Smith for no real plot-enhancing reason. It just looks cool. Few could have predicted the heights the Range Rover would reach – not least in terms of luxury and off-road prowess but also as the transport of choice for the uber-wealthy and super famous. Yet, nearly 50 years on from its launch the opulent 4x4 is still up there with the best in class. Among motorcyclists, the wheelie is the stunt that is the most well-known and the one that is performed the most frequently. Even people who are not in the motorcycling world know what a wheelie is. “Doing a wheelie” may be a fun pastime, but it is also a pretty dangerous move to try. You must… From trendy barbecue joints to superstar footballers - these are an awesome selection of the very coolest brands in Wales right now.

Played with in Metal Fighter Miku. Early in the series, the team's mentor asks the girls to explain the purpose of the robot-like metal suits used in their wrestling league. After one team member gives a detailed explanation of the various computer systems and sensors built into the outfits, he dismisses it all with a simple "Because it looks cool!" In the end, it is revealed that his overarching goal has been to convince everyone to do away with all the pseudo-futuristic glitz and return the sport to the muscle-and-technique competition that wrestling is supposed to be. As for engines, there were a fair few but it was (and still is) the 3.0-litre Essex V6 that stole the headlines. It produced 138bhp, which was enough for a top speed north of 100mph and while this may seem unimpressive by today's standards, lest not forget the aforementioned drum brakes and leaf spring suspension.

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Mechanical parts are relatively easy to come by, but as a low-volume model from some time ago bodywork and trim pieces can be like hens’ teeth, and the car itself is hardly commonplace – though that arguably makes it cooler. 10. Talbot-Lago T150 ‘Teardrop’ The Hyper Space Mallet came with several by virtue of being a transforming tank. Then it becomes a transforming triad of spaceships.

A Phillip Morris ad using the famous Marlboro Man cowboy character on a downtown Atlanta billboard. ... [+] The Marlboro Man is a figure used in tobacco advertising campaign for Marlboro cigarettes. In the United States, where the campaign originated, it was used from 1954 to 1999. The Marlboro Man was first conceived by Leo Burnett in 1954. The image involves a rugged cowboy or cowboys, in nature with only a cigarette. The advertisements were originally conceived as a way to popularize filtered cigarettes, which at the time were considered feminine. The Marlboro advertising campaign, created by Leo Burnett Worldwide, is said to be one of the most brilliant advertisement campaigns of all time though two of the Marlboro cowboy actors died of lung cancer. (Photo by In Pictures Ltd./Corbis via Getty Images) Corbis via Getty Images Peak Hype? Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto: Essentially the entire premise for the show. Sakamoto frequently performs unlikely, or sometimes, outright impoossible acts. Any car with an association with Ayrton Senna immediately gets some cool rubbed off on it, and the fact the legendary F1 driver helped develop the NSX in the latter stages of its design only adds to its kudos.One example, pointed out by Bob Gale on a DVD Commentary, occurs in the third film. Doc and Marty try to get the DeLorean up to eighty-eight miles per hour by pulling it with horses. Gale pointed out that the Doc would know horses don't run that fast and the Doc even points that out in the scene. However, the filmmakers had to do that shot with the DeLorean being ridden across Monument Valley like a covered wagon because it would look cool. Let’s not beat around the bush, BMW’s E30 M3 is a legend. It was launched as a race car for the road, but it wasn’t a nightmare to live with because it was still a relatively practical coupe – albeit faster than most other cars on the road. For this reason, many riders will continue to ride motorcycles, even into their golden years. Many will exchange their fast sports bikes for more comfortable versions, but they will continue to ride. Don’t forget biking is in the blood, and once it’s there, it’s there for life! Although in the UK Alfa’s little roadster never reached the same sales success of the MGB, it was very popular in other countries. Its status as an Italian icon was partly helped by featuring in that classic Hollywood film, The Graduate. The Spider proved so popular, in fact, that it remained on sale for nearly 30 years, although there were four separate versions of the Italian two-seater sports car during this time.