A body continues in a state of rest, or motion with a constant velocity, unless compelled to change by an unbalanced force. This law is often violated in movies with excessive BIM, a good precursor to a high double action rating. Prime examples can be found in movies directed by John Woo, where motorcyclists find their bikes continue to slide on pavement for distances up to a mile after they have fallen off of them. Another example can be found in The Long Kiss Goodnight, where an 18 wheeler continues to slide for almost a mile after toppling over, giving Charlie a prime opportunity to leap off onto another vehicle. Clearly these movie events occur in a frictionless world, where double action viewers reign.