Post your favorite movie car chases
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twouvakind
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Yes, and the second chase too!
Watch how Natascha McElhone holds the wheel with a light grip at the 10 and 3 o'clock and displays calm focus. Very convincing, either she was coached by a pro for the in-car shots or had driving training.
Watch how Natascha McElhone holds the wheel with a light grip at the 10 and 3 o'clock and displays calm focus. Very convincing, either she was coached by a pro for the in-car shots or had driving training.
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twouvakind
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The Bullitt chase is special to me for two reasons. One, I saw it when it was new; I'd gone to see my man Robert Vaughn in the film, and got this great surprise. Six weeks later, when school opened for the fall, my schoolmates were still talking about the scene.
Two, it does not come at you full on. The early portion is a cat-and-mouse game between McQueen's Bullitt and the guys in the Charger. Build, build, let the tension ratchet up, and only then, several minutes in (at the start of the clip above), are we riding with Bullitt in that snarling Mustang.
Oh, and as I played it, YT displayed an ad for a local injury attorney. "In a Wreck? Need a Check?" How appropriate.
Two, it does not come at you full on. The early portion is a cat-and-mouse game between McQueen's Bullitt and the guys in the Charger. Build, build, let the tension ratchet up, and only then, several minutes in (at the start of the clip above), are we riding with Bullitt in that snarling Mustang.
Oh, and as I played it, YT displayed an ad for a local injury attorney. "In a Wreck? Need a Check?" How appropriate.
My brother was in the Navy when Bullitt hit the theatre, he drove home in a blue Mustang fastback because of it.
Another Blues Brothers one-you could film this in any mall today & not have to empty it!
My grandfather had big American cars like a 1966 Pontiac Tempest and a 1966 Buick Wildcat 455 that I learned to drive in. Love that big motor carb moan.
Best ever is Dabney Coleman in "Out Of Time". He plays a cop withonly a short time to live so he is hoping to die on the job so his wife gets more money..
Awwww come on! Let's go with the real thing. OJ Smpson in the marathon low...´ speed classic of 1992ðŸ‘🻠Just like the compelling drama of the later court case. Like Perry Mason on Downers 🥴
Sorry the movie with Dabney Coleman is "Short Time".
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