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Run Forrest Run: 10 iconic pairs of sneakers in movies In honor of this event, we recall the protagonist’s sneakers, which became iconic after the release of the movie.

And in what other pictures is it worth paying attention to the shoes of the heroes.

Nike Cortez in Forrest Gump (1994)

Directed by Robert Zemeckis, a moving drama based on the novel of the same name by Winston Groom tells the story of Forrest Gump, a mentally retarded man with a good heart. As a child, Forrest becomes a victim of bullies, but runs away from them to the cries of his school friend Jenny: “Run, Forrest, run!”. Jenny and running are forever in Forrest’s heart and help him move forward and get through the tough times. And already adult Jenny, with whom he is hopelessly in love, will give Forrest a pair of Nike Cortez sneakers.

“Forrest Gump” won six Oscars, including Best Director and Best Actor, the latter being the perpetually charming Tom Hanks. The moment when Jenny gives Forrest a sneaker that appeared in the Nike line in 1972 is still considered one of the best sneaker sequences in cinema. By the way, the Nike Cortez model is almost an exact copy of the Onitsuka Tiger Corsair sneakers, which today can also be bought in the same colors as Forrest Gump.

Nike Vandal Highs in The Terminator (1984)

James Cameron’s The Terminator can be considered a phenomenal film, so firmly established in the history of cinema. According to the story, a terminator robot from 2029 arrives in Los Angeles in 1984 to kill Sarah Connor, whose child in the future will be the key to humanity’s victory in the war against machines. A soldier from the 21st century, Kyle Reese, is sent to save Sarah.

In the memorable scene of arriving in the past, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Terminator appears naked. Kyle Reese, too, has to procure clothes for himself, including black and white Nike Vandal sneakers. In the sequel to The Terminator, these shoes are back, along with their wearer character.

Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 in The Game of Death (1978)

The last film of the legendary Bruce Lee was destined to become a cult film, also because Lee died before the end of filming – the producers finished the film with the help of understudies. In his action movie, Lee played the lead role of martial arts veteran Billy Bo, who is forced to compete with the Korean mafia, who kidnapped his sister and brother.

For a significant and most dramatic part of the film, the protagonist wears a yellow and black set of longsleeve, sweatpants and sneakers. The shoes on the screen can be seen in two color variations – yellow with black and white with black. This was not the first appearance of Bruce Lee on the screen in Onitsuka Tiger sneakers, so it can be said that the actor significantly contributed to the popularization of the brand, including abroad. After all, his militants were exported to the United States and even to the USSR. By the way, later the image from the “Game of Death”, and the film itself inspired Quentin Tarantino to “Kill Bill”.

adidas Samba in Trainspotting (1996)

Another cult film on the list is Danny Boyle’s British comedy-drama based on Irvine Welsh’s novel of the same name about a quartet of drug addicts and bums. The story is told from the point of view of one of the main characters, 26-year-old Scot Mark “Redhead” Renton, played by Ewan McGregor. Renton can’t quit and constantly gets into ridiculous adventures because of drugs and his own immaturity. One of the notable wardrobe details that reveals the personality of the character is maroon adidas Samba sneakers (presumably the Samba Super).

The sneakers first appear in the scene when Renton goes to the robbery that will take him to court – and get several close-ups at once. After that, the character walks in them until the very end. The choice of brand and model is not surprising: in the 1980s, with the rise of the near-football culture, adidas sneakers became an integral part of the hooligan movement, along with Stone Island jackets and Burberry plaid scarves. And the “football” Samba, which appeared back in the 1950s, is one of the best-selling models. The adidas brand has become so entrenched in British culture that it is still associated with Britpop, no wonder Noel Gallagher of the Oasis group collects sneakers from this particular company.

Onitsuka Tiger Tai Chi in Kill Bill (2003)

As mentioned above, one of Quentin Tarantino’s main inspirations was Bruce Lee’s action movies. And the main character of Kill Bill, the former hitman Beatrix, played by Uma Thurman, spends almost all screen time in a yellow and black suit and re-released Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66, which completely repeats the clothes of the protagonist in Game of Death.

As the model’s name suggests, it was inspired by the shoes worn by athletes practicing tai chi, a martial art, a type of wushu. In September 2019Asics, of which the Onitsuka Tiger brand is a part, announced the release of an updated model of these sneakers, which made it easier to get yourself a pair.

Reebok Alien Stomper in Alien (1979)

Ridley Scott’s Alien is a sci-fi classic that won an Oscar for Best Visual Effects. Almost all the events of the picture take place on the Nostromo space cargo ship, the crew of which catches a strange signal from the planet LV-426 and, according to the instructions, goes to find out what is happening there. As a result, a previously unknown life form penetrates the ship, and only officer Ellen Ripley, played by Sigourney Weaver, manages to escape.

The original red/gray/beige Alien Stomper sneakers were designed specifically for Ripley, who at the end of the film effectively cracks down on the Alien while wearing this pair. Last year, this model was re-released in honor of the fortieth anniversary of the picture, but even before that, Reebok periodically made releases for fans of the Alien franchise.

Nike Air Mag in Back to the Future 2 (1989)

Arguably Nike’s most famous and most expensive shoe, the self-lacing shoe worn by Marty McFly in the Back to the Future sequel. 2015, in which supposedly everyone wore such sneakers, at the time of filming at 1988 seemed very far away. In the future, as it was imagined by the director of the film, Robert Zemeckis, in addition to incredible sneakers, holographic advertising, flying cars and flying skateboards (hoverboards) were attached.

In 1988, Nike specifically created a unique sneaker for the most memorable product placement in film history, and Robert Zemeckis then returned to the tradition of impressive product placements with the same brand in Forrest Gump. Years after the release of Back to the Future 2, movie and sneaker fans sighed about wanting a pair like this, but Nike was only able to release the actual Air Mags in 2015 and only in limited editions.

Nike Air Jordan 4 in Do the Right Thing! (1989)

Sneakers are an important part of African American culture, once highly valued in disadvantaged areas. Largely because for many years sport was the main social elevator for the black population of the United States – young African Americans could make a bright career either in crime or in basketball. It’s no surprise that movies revolving around basketball are filled with variations of the Nike Air Jordan. However, the high point of these sneakers does not have to be associated with basketball players. Director, screenwriter and actor Spike Lee is one of black America’s top film singers, and although he also has basketball films, people who are far from sports also wear Air Jordans.

“Do the right thing!” talks about a young, unambitious African American, Muki, played by Spike Lee himself. Mookie lives in Brooklyn and works at a local pizzeria to provide for herself, her son, and his mother. Everything would be fine, but the son of the owner of the pizzeria is rude and intolerant, which does not contribute to a peaceful atmosphere. Muka has a friend called Buggin Out (Giancarlo Esposito) strutting around the neighborhood in brand-new white Nike Air Jordan 4s, and it is he who is at the center of one of the most memorable scenes in the film when he gets pissed off by a passerby who steps on his sneakers and leaves a dirty mark on the fresh white surface of the hero’s favorite shoes. Later, Buggin Out sneakers were released in a special release with this very trace.

adidas Stan Smith in Blade Runner

Director Ridley Scott crosses noir with sci-fi in the breathtaking Blade Runner, and retired detective Rick Deckard plays the role of the film’s protagonist. The character living between humans and android replicants, played by Harrison Ford, wears a trench coat, tie and trousers, quite canonical for noir, but complements this ensemble not with shoes, but with absolutely black unmarked sneakers very reminiscent of them from afar.

Despite the lack of visible markings, it is known that Deckard’s utilitarian sneakers for a dystopian future are adidas Stan Smith tennis shoes, one of the brand’s most popular models, which has long since become independent from the athlete whose name it bears. In the end, the glory of tennis player Stan Smith, albeit a great one in his time, remained in the 60-70s of the XX century, but the sneaker model existed before his name was put on it, and continues to be successfully sold today.

adidas Rom Zissou in Aquatic Life (2004)

Visual perfectionist director Wes Anderson is a well-known admirer of the adidas brand, so it’s not surprising that the company made a pair of sneakers especially for one of Anderson’s films, especially since it’s not anyone who wears it in the frame, but Bill Murray himself, who played the lead in Aquatic Life role, Captain Steve Zissou – a charming, but sometimes not very pleasant man at the zenith of fame, and also, paradoxically, a loser.