Hey what about the ending in the older one ,I couldn't imagine how mad she was ,I located a DVD of the original long ago wish I still had it ,bolth are awesome movies, great stuff I need to rewatch it
Of the third Eleanor? I would think shocked at the very least. You have to wonder how long it took to sort out the it wasn't her car and he wasn't the guy.
Interesting to note: there's a 1970 Dodge Polara that stays with the final chase all the way through and is one of the few police cars never wrecked. It can be seen in a couple of shots in this video.
Its one of the best movies I ever watched.
That seems like it might be a bit of an exaggeration.
I enjoyed the original. Definitely not the better moving for acting, but the car chase was incredible!
I like the while "It's over", "no it's not" aspect of it.
Hey what about the ending in the older one ,I couldn't imagine how mad she was ,I located a DVD of the original long ago wish I still had it ,bolth are awesome movies, great stuff I need to rewatch it
Of the third Eleanor? I would think shocked at the very least. You have to wonder how long it took to sort out the it wasn't her car and he wasn't the guy.
I've seen every movie mentioned, the original is the better movie, even if the acting isn't great.
The stunts are certainly better.
Well done as always, sir.
Thank you, once again.
Being a car guy, to me none better than the original for the cars. I did, however enjoy the acting (Nick & AJ's) better in the never version.
Makes sense.
Interesting to note: there's a 1970 Dodge Polara that stays with the final chase all the way through and is one of the few police cars never wrecked. It can be seen in a couple of shots in this video.
Somebody was paying attention.
I have the original director's cut with special features Gone in 60 Seconds and Two Lane Blacktop.
I've been meaning to rewatch Two Lane Blacktop.
0.53: MoPar show car (Rhymes; neat)
Oh, the Ghia bodied coupe, those are interesting.