Corrected entry: When the car runs over the stingers the car goes out of control and goes over a cliff. But stingers are made to bring a car to a controlled stop. Not make it go out of control.
badhabit
13th Feb 2013
In Time (2011)
19th Feb 2013
Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
Corrected entry: King Candy knows what "going turbo" means but Jane does not. But King Candy is from a game that has only just been plugged in and Jane's game "Hero's duty" has been around for a while.
Correction: The reson King Candy knows about going turbo is because he was the one that actually did it originally. It means when he changed his games for good, because after they unplugged his machine, he became King Candy in Sugar Rush. Also, it's Hero's Duty that's new, while Sugar Rush has been around for a while.
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Correction: Not every car (or driver) will react the same way in a situation. Popped tires do not necessarily cause 'a controlled stop' - especially if the driver panics. Will may have reacted by pressing the gas rather than the brake, after the stingers popped the tires. This acceleration, combined with the flat tires, would certainly have caused instability in the car, and could well have sent him out of control. Since the car seems to accelerate over the 'cliff' (actually the edge of the L.A. River aqueduct), it seems likely this is what happened.
DavidRTurner