Top 10 Greatest Movie Car Chase Scenes From the 70's Donut Media
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Date: 2019-10-24
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Albert Gaspar
That blue van in the original Mad Max? It was the director's personal vehicle. This scene was done last, and they ran out of budget for vehicles. In another scene, one of the four door cop cars is blowing blue smoke out its exhaust b/c its actually an old taxi cab losing its piston rings--which gives you an idea of their budget. Should you buy the movie on DVD, try to get the Japanese version with subtitles, b/c it has the original Australian voices--the American movie theatre version dubbed Mel Gibson's voice with some actor doing dog food commercials, thinking the accent would be too thick for the audience to understand. I also think Vanishing Point should have been added, but give credit for the movies mentioned--few know about The Seven Ups or that there was an original Driver (both can be seen for free in entirety here on YouTube)
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That blue van in the original Mad Max? It was the director's personal vehicle. This scene was done last, and they ran out of budget for vehicles. In another scene, one of the four door cop cars is blowing blue smoke out its exhaust b/c its actually an old taxi cab losing its piston rings--which gives you an idea of their budget. Should you buy the movie on DVD, try to get the Japanese version with subtitles, b/c it has the original Australian voices--the American movie theatre version dubbed Mel Gibson's voice with some actor doing dog food commercials, thinking the accent would be too thick for the audience to understand. I also think Vanishing Point should have been added, but give credit for the movies mentioned--few know about The Seven Ups or that there was an original Driver (both can be seen for free in entirety here on YouTube)
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noseynumbat 55
Ten things about and max one 1 the car the Mel Gibson drives is sitting in storage owned by my family2 the dog was adopted 1 day before being put down that dog went on to live old age3 the van was George Miller's personal car4 the interceptor was a 1 of 1 white xb falcon5 most crew was payed for by beer and 20 dollars6 the budget for vehicles was blown on two ex police cars and the white xb 6 the rocket in the monaro was borrow from the military 7 mad max one was filmed in Geelong8 some of the bikies was rebels and hells Angeles 9 George Miller worked as a doctor while filming to pay for it10 the movie was based loosely around road side accidents that George Miller in day to day life as a doctor
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Ten things about and max one 1 the car the Mel Gibson drives is sitting in storage owned by my family2 the dog was adopted 1 day before being put down that dog went on to live old age3 the van was George Miller's personal car4 the interceptor was a 1 of 1 white xb falcon5 most crew was payed for by beer and 20 dollars6 the budget for vehicles was blown on two ex police cars and the white xb 6 the rocket in the monaro was borrow from the military 7 mad max one was filmed in Geelong8 some of the bikies was rebels and hells Angeles 9 George Miller worked as a doctor while filming to pay for it10 the movie was based loosely around road side accidents that George Miller in day to day life as a doctor
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arthur workman
Bullet - didn't make the cut are you serious - what about Terminator 1 & 2 not really sure about I but 2 damn sure as hell had a good chase scene. What about Herbie the Love bug they sure as hell did have some unusual car chase scenes. A lot of B movies had a lot of good car chase scenes also. If you could get pass all the boring dialog the car chase scenes were some of the best. Not one Clint Eastwood film made it to the cut either hmm that surprises me. Thunderbolt and Light foot - the gauntlet - Not a single Charles Bronson either huh?
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Bullet - didn't make the cut are you serious - what about Terminator 1 & 2 not really sure about I but 2 damn sure as hell had a good chase scene. What about Herbie the Love bug they sure as hell did have some unusual car chase scenes. A lot of B movies had a lot of good car chase scenes also. If you could get pass all the boring dialog the car chase scenes were some of the best. Not one Clint Eastwood film made it to the cut either hmm that surprises me. Thunderbolt and Light foot - the gauntlet - Not a single Charles Bronson either huh?
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CC's Bigfoot
#3, 'Duel' was actually Steven Spielberg's 1st movie he directed. If you look closely, you can see his reflection in the glass of the phone booth when Dennis Weaver's character 'David Mann' calls his wife. One of my favorite movies of all time. Anyone need tips on what a good movie is or wants to know my top ten movies of all time, let me know. You'll enjoy my list
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#3, 'Duel' was actually Steven Spielberg's 1st movie he directed. If you look closely, you can see his reflection in the glass of the phone booth when Dennis Weaver's character 'David Mann' calls his wife. One of my favorite movies of all time. Anyone need tips on what a good movie is or wants to know my top ten movies of all time, let me know. You'll enjoy my list
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Boobie Needham
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry Starring: Peter Fonda, Susan George, Adam Roarke, Vic Morrow Release date: May 17, 1974 Peter Henry Fonda was an American actor. He was the son of Henry Fonda, younger brother of Jane Fonda, and father of Bridget and Justin Fonda. Fonda was a part of the counterculture of the 1960s. Born: February 23, 1940 - Died: August 16, 2019 (age 79)
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Dirty Mary Crazy Larry Starring: Peter Fonda, Susan George, Adam Roarke, Vic Morrow Release date: May 17, 1974 Peter Henry Fonda was an American actor. He was the son of Henry Fonda, younger brother of Jane Fonda, and father of Bridget and Justin Fonda. Fonda was a part of the counterculture of the 1960s. Born: February 23, 1940 - Died: August 16, 2019 (age 79)
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Joe Damm
French Connection: William Hickman? lol. It's Gene Hackman and my dad took me to see it in the movies when I was a kid. Where did William Hickman come from lol Also I was born and raised in the Bronx and that chase was filmed right in my neighborhood under the Westchester Ave EL meaning elevated train tracks. We called it the EL and still do.
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French Connection: William Hickman? lol. It's Gene Hackman and my dad took me to see it in the movies when I was a kid. Where did William Hickman come from lol Also I was born and raised in the Bronx and that chase was filmed right in my neighborhood under the Westchester Ave EL meaning elevated train tracks. We called it the EL and still do.
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Alejandro Bello
Forgot to mention that the Gone In 60 Seconds, the director/driver managed (unintended) to hit a highway light pole at 100 mph without any brake application. Auch(P. S. Vanishing Point WAS filmed in 1971, so where is it)
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Forgot to mention that the Gone In 60 Seconds, the director/driver managed (unintended) to hit a highway light pole at 100 mph without any brake application. Auch(P. S. Vanishing Point WAS filmed in 1971, so where is it)
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brandon bentley
Original mad max was called road warrior, it was later changed for US audience to make the second movie make sense when it was released in the US. Both became hugely popular and replayed on TV in the US and Australia.
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Original mad max was called road warrior, it was later changed for US audience to make the second movie make sense when it was released in the US. Both became hugely popular and replayed on TV in the US and Australia.
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NoMore MrNiceGuy
Bullett was 1968 but the chase scene with the Mustang and Charger is probably the best ever. The 1970s would have to be Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry. Stephen Spielberg's Duel is the best one on your list.
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Bullett was 1968 but the chase scene with the Mustang and Charger is probably the best ever. The 1970s would have to be Dirty Mary and Crazy Larry. Stephen Spielberg's Duel is the best one on your list.
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