PhyschoMP3
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What about Driven? Remember that movie...
You didnt? lol...did you read?4DRMP5ATR said:ok guys i didnt see GONE IN 60 SEC's on here........they got probably all the best cars of the world in that movie w/nicholas cage, and a whole bunch of peeps.....and to the comment about fast and the ferious 2 vin diesel isnt in it cause he wuz offered more money to make XXX-2.......and both movies were going to be done at the same time so thats why he isnt in part 2....ja rule on the other hand just plain sucked at acting......and yeah it looks like its going to be a realist transformer movie to me.....but i'll still see it just cause i saw part 1.......
Just some good ol boysALLMAN said:Ok...I'm going to pull some old school movies and TV shows...all of which I loved as a kid..followed by new movies:
OLD SCHOOL
1. Cannon Ball Run...vettes, lambo's, muscle cars..etc.
2. Miami Vice...Testorosa(sp)..and that black car
3. Dukes of Hazard...I'm showing my age!!!..LOL
4. Magnum P.I. 308 Ferrari
NEW SCHOOL
1. I did like the Nissian SKYLINE in TF&TF...and some of the other cars that pulled up in the drag scene owned by real people as movie props
2. Gone in 60 sec.......YES all of them!!
3. Ronin
DAMN! Good call on Gran Prix. I had forgotten about that one. That is an AWESOME movie. Did terrible at the box office, from what I understand.AGR#7 said:Well.........some 'fun' car movies listed here, for sure. But the true motorsports enthuisiasts here (and elsewhere), will (and do) agree that in the past 35 years, there have been 2 great racing movies:
"Grand Prix" (1967) & "LeMans" (1971)
Everything else is pretty much just a waste ot time (in the racing genre).
"Bullitt" is a classic for sure. Steve McQueen was always a car/bike lover; which led to his making of "LeMans". He was also an amateur racing driver, having participated in the 12 Hours of Sebring, and others. "LeMans" nearly failed in production, but was saved, and released. It lacks a good story line, but the Ferraris and Porsches you see in the movie are quite real. It's a fun movie for motor racing enthusiasts.
My personal favorite is "Grand Prix". All I can say about this movie is: Wow! A great story, with great actors, incredible racing sequences, and something else most unique: Enzo Ferrari, after having talked with the director, John Frankenheimer, allowed/welcomed the production company into the Ferrari F1 factory. This was completely unheard of for a team to allow this, let alone Ferrari.
Special camera mounts were designed for "Grand Prix", that were not used again until Frankenhemier directed "Ronin". Simply incredible footage in "Grand Prix"!
Both of these movies are 'must see', if you truly love motorsports.
Unfortunately, both "Grand Prix" & "LeMans" are still only available on VHS. This needs to change!!
Oh; and yes; I enjoyed 'both' "Gone in 60 seconds", and "The Wraith" was fun. By the way; that purple sports car in "The Wraith" was actually one of the PPG INDY Pace Cars from the 1988 (or '87) season.
Another good (interesting) movie; "Redline 7000" w/James Caan (around 1967). Not a great movie, but it has a couple of 'very' great cars in it. A 1965 Shelby GT350, and a very, very rare Cobra Daytona Coupe. One of 6 created by Carroll Shelby's team to "Kick Ferrari's Ass" in the 1965 World Championship for Manufacturers. The actual Daytona Coupe in this movie (chassis #2601), is the one that wrapped up the "1965 World Championship for Manufacturers" at Rheims, France July 4th, 1965. The first time an American manufacturer has claimed that elusive prize.
SomaMP3 said:I loved corvette summer.....Yeah, Mark Hamill was such a weenie in that movie....when that prostitute picked him up.![]()