Under heavy machine-gun and rifle fire, the battalion stormed the cliffs, driving the Turks back.
The four previous installments of the series have seen him flipping and balancing at the end of wires, riding a wave loosed from an exploding fish tank, climbing cliff faces, driving cars and motorcycles into tight spots, and jumping from various high places to lower places — all while setting his jaw in its famous clench and staring intently into the distance.
And besides, they were fine stories, about his home, the West, the dusty roads and dry, bent-grass hills and basalt cliffs, about driving out before dawn to hunt ducks, the sweet, aching mysteries of the poky little towns.
Now in episode 3, high school English teacher Travis (Cliff Curtis) while driving with his ex-wife, their teenage son, as well as the Salazar family all in his truck fleeing harm's way, overhears on the radio about governors declaring a state of emergency from eleven states.
All I knew was, he was driving and Cliff wasn't alive anymore.
But it's not clear whether ice cliffs this tall are able to be sustained above the water level, meaning that the cliffs could continually collapse, driving faster retreat.
In fast-moving action films we're used to seeing dangerous stunts - jumping from helicopters, landing on cranes, driving over cliffs, leaping from explosions.
Of course, that won't stop foolish tourists from driving off cliffs.
