Okay, so i have written a small script (alot like those birds-eye car racing
games that pretty much just handles a box as a car is the same way as the games
do. but theres a problem, when the car hits a wall i multiply the acceleration
value by -1 and the car bounces back fine, but if the box goes towards the wall
at a dodgey angle sometimes it gets stuck on the wall(i use gskinners collision
detection script/class which can be found by googleing the general keywords i
just specified ), here's my script, mabye someone's used stuff like this and
has debugged it already enough to know a solution?

import com.gskinner.sprites.CollisionDetection;


var walls:MovieClip =
_root.attachMovie("walls_mc","walls1_mc",_root.getNextHighestDepth());
var car:MovieClip =
_root.attachMovie("car_mc","car1_mc",_root.getNextHighestDepth());
var accel:Number = 0;
var angle = 0;
car._x=Stage.width/2;
car._y=Stage,height/2;
car.onEnterFrame = function(){
var collision1 = CollisionDetection.checkForCollision(car1_mc. walls1_mc, 120);
if(collision1){
accel*=-1;
} else {

some general if key.isdown statements that add to the variable accel and the
variable angle.

}
var angleRadians = angle*Math.PI/180
var adjacent = Math.cos(angleRadians)*accel;
var opposite = Math.sin(angleRadians)*accel;
this._x+=adjacent;
this._y+=opposite;
this._rotation = angle;
}

you'll have to imagine that walls_mc is a movie clip containing 4 walls that
go from (50, 50) to (500,350).
and that my stage is the general 550*400 size. also the car_mc movie clip is a
rectangle that is 85*25

the thing is if a corner of the car hits the wall it bounces still but then if
the accel value was not high enough it stays caught on the wall...

anyone experienced this before?