The Killer Truck Goes After A School Bus | Duel | Fear
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2023
- David (Dennis Weaver) stops to help a School Bus that's broken down on the highway. Can he get the Bus back on the road before the killer truck driver catches up to him?
From Duel (1971): David, a businessman, passes by an old tanker truck in a dessert while travelling for a meeting. The driver of the truck is a psychopath who finds David's overtaking offensive and decides to kill him.
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I never assumed that the truck killed the bus driver and the kids; quit the opposite, I always felt that the trucker was giving the bus a push start just to show Mr. Man that he didn’t hate the whole world … just him!
That's how I've always took it as well. David wasn't able to help the bus with his own car (which is a representation of him) but then the truck comes and does it to emotionally attack David and show him that he can do what David himself couldn't. It was never about harming the kids or bus driver, it's all about toying with David and pushing him closer to the brink.
I just rewatched this movie again and I'm binging RUclips videos lol. I love this movie so much it's so good. It's also what I love about Lovecraft, they don't come out and say the specific reasoning or show the bad guy himself. They leave that all up to your own brain to bounce around ideas and that's what makes this stuff so good.
Well, actually, if you think about it this way, he’s making men think that he’s going crazy because he assumed that the truck driver will kill anyone in his path but while he’s trying to warn everyone about this truck driver he’s playing the game of “I have no idea what he’s talking about. I saw a bus full of kids. They were probably itching to get home so I gave him a little push to help him get started.”
Because you see the promised serial killers is they have developed a skill where they show that they’re not a threat and when you least expect it, that’s when they strike
Brian Andrews, it's "quite", not "quit" . It's Mann, not Man, not Mr. Man. Ha ha
Exactly! Yes!
@@CheckingEngine I have one. Illiteracy is a problem, look at your sentence too. "Get a life, no"? 🤪🤪
I like the way the headlights came on when they made eye contact.
2:00 The bastard turned around and came back
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Yea, that's one of the creepiest parts of the move.
Yess perfect.
Funny how they were so dim. Probably made dimmer for the movie, but I think the technology wasn't much better back then.
I find the part when the truck roars through the pitch black tunnel, precisely chilling. The driver is unknown & unclear throughout the movie.
Good 'ol Soladad Cyn Road tunnel in SoCal. I still drive it all the time. Tons of stuff filmed there.
I always assumed those license plates he has on his truck were trophies from his previous victims. He just picked this guy out for his next victim. He wasn’t interested in anyone else.
Spielberg said that is the exact reason for the plates on the front, he wanted people to think, this guy has done this to so many other folks, and that he kept the plates of those he killed
Trucks back then needed plates for wherever the operated
I’ve seen this film. Was wondering what Spielberg did before JAWS. I like how the truck driver doesn’t really matter, the truck itself is almost a character in of itself. Almost “Christine” kind of thing going on here.
Christine was like a demonic entity though!
@@rickpeterson8825 Yes. What I mean that in Duel the truck feels like the villain itself, while in reality it is a person at the wheel, but due to us never once seeing him it feels like it's the car and not the man.
@@viewtiful1doubleokamihand253 you only ever see the drivers hands and feet/boots, never his face. Duel has always been a favourite movie of mine ever since i was young when the movie first came out. Christine is also a great movie too btw!
This was before he made alien
@@nolanr1400 Spielberg is not Scott, though.
All those kids are pushing 70 now
Where are they now?
Nah they still in 50. Spielberg was 25 when he made this movie & he 74 now
@@dennise8898 they’re getting up there though
They would have to be at least 60s
@@rocksoliddude1 late 50s/ early 60s
This part cracks me up just like the part when Dennis comes skidding into that restaurant and takes out the fence 😂.
I believe when the truck driver came back with the truck I believe he was helping out the bus driver to get the vehicle started going back on the road again I believe he did not kill the bus driver and the children on board that bus he was only interested in going after the driver with the red car.
Wow expert analysis 👏
@@jacobmassey3897 Maybe he fgured wiping out a school bus would have been a step too far and there would have been a witness. It's one kind of warped logic the trucker had, but he had no hesitation about killing lone people in cars.
Well David Mann was an elitist snob who couldn’t even stand up for his wife. The trucker could see right through what he was. I do think he had respect for the kids and what the bus driver does for a living so he was essentially helping a distant colleague. He just hated what David Mann was and wanted to taunt him.
I love this old movie! I remember watching it as a kid. My older siblings rented it. Hard to believe it’s over 50 years old.
You'd think with HD you could see the driver's face through the windshield now. But, he still remains a mystery.
Spilberg was always a master of making big monsters.
This was an extra scene to make it into a cinema release, along with the level crossing scene (I'm British) & when he phones home at the first garage he stops at. Was originally a TV movie but got such big viewing ratings that Spielberg opted to do these so that the extended length would qualify it for cinemas, hence why the cinema version tends to say "made in 1972".
And all of that extra material, including this entire scene, was filmed a full year later in the fall of 1972.
@@mxmxpr And they had to get another truck and make it look identical to the original which was destroyed when it went over the cliff at the end. If you look close you can see some minor differences between the one in this scene and the other.
Still one of the best films even today 2023 now that truck still puts the wind up you today brilliant must be one of the best locations to make a film to keep you on the edge of your seat
I still live near where that was filmed. Drive through that tunnel on Soladad Cyn Rd all the time. And we go to the restaurant in Duel on Sierra Hwy it's called Le Chene. AND I lived near the Terminator gas station when T2 was filmed, lol... When I was kid I was so excited to see a car carrier loaded with General Lee's heading up Placerita Cyn to be launched. A-Team vans, army jeeps but never saw a KIT car.. So much cool stuff filmed there in the good old days. Devil's Rejects was filmed on Soladad by the tunnel in Duel in the Tootie FN Fruity scene. My buddy has the US/Mexico border sign from Blue Streak with Martin Lawrence. They used the CA Aqueduct in Littlerock CA on 87th street as the border crossing. The opening scene in Tango & Cash where Sly blows up the truck with a pistol was filmed a mile from my house. And many many more...
Saw this movie with my dad back in 2011 after enjoying a day playing Call of Duty MW3. What a good night that was
This movie scared me tremendously, as did the Audrey Hepburn movie, “Wait Until Dark”.
Both movies were incredibly tense.
Don’t sit on the hood that hood will dent I told the kids dont sit on the hood, meanwhile mann is hopping up n down on it like a crazy person
That's the point, he's hysterical when he sees the truck has returned, and is still hunting him.
@@themidnighttavern6784that part. He thought the truck was gone but when he saw the silhouette in the tunnel and then he winked his lights on to say “Yeah that’s right it’s me,” his mindset completely went back to panic mode. Forgot all about his hood…..getting away became a lot more important lol.
Chucks cafe came in handy
I always thought the truck driver was a hit man or in love with his wife
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Great movie I remember from back in the day. Funny though, how denting his hood didn't matter much when the truck showed up....lol
Tanker peterbilt: Well since you cannot push the bus. I suggest myself to take an offer....🚌🚛🚗
Has anyone ever found out why this truck driver was chasing him? Loved the movie but would have liked to have known.
There was no sport wrecking a disabled school bus with kids on... The truck driver thrived on the chase of his prey, not just simply killing people. I also think he did that to play mind games with David.
Exactly , mind games with David , he knew David was telling the bus driver about the truck and the truck driver made David look crazy
the school bus driver was played by Lou Frizzell, who also played Dusty Rhodes on "Bonanza", and he also played the druggist in the 1971 movie "Summer of 42", he died in 1979 at the age of 59 from lung cancer.
That's interesting. I wondered if he was any relation to Lefty Frizzell or his younger brother David Frizzell, two country music legends. But I couldn't find any connection. It's an unusual name though, so there's probably some family connection somewhere.
And also, although I watched Bonanza some in my youth, I never heard of any Dusty Rhodes, except for the famous professional wrestler. Maybe that's where the wrestler Dusty Rhodes, who according to Wikipedia was really named Virgil Riley Runnels Jr, got his name.
He didn't go after the bus he gave it a push to help them
exactly, he may not be a monster, but he's still a killer
Arthur's not a monster😢
@vicentenunezgarabito9432 nah just the guy not bus driver or kids just gave it boost not killer didn't kill the older lady at gas station.
JULY 2023
The best scene, is when the truck reappears prior to moving forward towards the tunnel.
It's still a great piece of the movie by far.
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Drove by that tunnel yesterday. Had to get out and walk around that area. Cool to see that in person 👍
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AUGUST 2023
Good for you, and thanks for letting me know that too.
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This film is deeper than people realize. David Mann is a guy who runs away from fear. Tries to avoid it at all costs. Since he believes he cannot win in defending himself from it. The truck is like a bully that keeps pushing him around. Letting him know who's the man. Here the kids make fun of Mann since they know he is not man enough to push the bus. He is as weak as his 6-cylinder Plymouth. As for the truck from Mann's eyes he's a bully but from the bus's eyes he's a hero. This scene says the truck loves supporting the innocent while preying on the weak. Plenty of people like that in politics and law enforcement, etc. Duel trucker for president!
True,Except for one thing, later the truck is on the edge of the road, everytime David attempts to pass, the truck blocks him, eventually David gets out of his car to confront the driver man to man, and he goes to drive away like a bully/ coward.
Not much of a man without his truck.
Eh ....you are seriously reaching here....😂
You want a leader that preys on the weak? You want to be led by a coward?
@@davidbailey3554he couldn’t let David see his face or he’d be able to rat him out to the police. He’s not fearful just smart enough to hide evidence
This scene of school children is ironic and striking. It is hard to believe that this film was directed by a man in his twenties.
Terrifying seeing the truck driving up in the background like that
Imagine being David Mann and being hunted relentlessly like that nowhere to hide
The truck scares me,good movie
This movie reminded me of joy ride,you never seen the driver of the truck which made it more tence
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"a Peterbilt 281 cannot be scary its just a truck"
Peterbilt 281:
I know that tunnel. It's on Soledad Canyon Rd in Santa Clarita. I used to take this road to work as an alternate route whenever the 14 FWY was jammed.....memories
And In This Film, The Duel Truck Had To Take This Tunnel.
I feel like in a way this movie inspired Joy Ride
But this is 1971 joy ride is 2001
It was inspired by The Duel short story
@@Extremegaming20231 he said inspired, not inspired by
It was, joyride is basically a spiritual remake of this movie
Check out the movie WRECKER.
minuto 1:11 al minuto 1:37 amo el sonido del trailer y en la forma en que viene para que no lo escuhe nadie y luego se detiene en el tunel, es un barbaro ese tipo
Truck headlight look like monster 😰 and i watch this from that day i fear from truck 😰
He helped push start that school bus he wanted the man in the car dead because… he probably hates those types of people I’m guessing
That truck terroized everyone except the Hulk, in the episode, NEVER GIVE A TRUCKER AN EVEN BRAKE.
No !!!!🚫 the truck Helps the school bus !!!!
Is no one’s gonna about how you can see a arm at 3:41
What's your point? It's not like this is a movie with a supernatural truck that drives itself. It's very obvious that the entire time, it's being driven by a human.
He needs a v8 engine in it
He needs a gun to shoot off the tires or blow it to smithereens like in ‘Thelma & Louise.’
I have the feeling that the truck driver was secretly treating to kill the kids if david didn't start to driving
El camionero viene poco a poco para que no se de cuenta el del carro rojo pero cuando mira hacia el tunel ve a su archi enemigo
This moment is just the epitome of fear.
Worst bus driver ever.
i have this film on VHS Cassette, but my dad missed the recording from start, my tape starts when Red car passes Killer the second time :D
JAWS
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The red Valiant car that David Mann was driving probably stood out as a target for the truck driver, so he probably decided to stick to this one motorist to continue to horas to no end.
Well that trucker was not interested in the bus driver or kid's , he just wanted to terrorize the red car.
I Love you Dennis Weaver
He was a hunk!
Peterbilt 281 same like different
I think the truck driver actually gave the school bus a push and didn't kill them bc i think he only kills people who are lonely in their car and the bus had alot of children and one bus driver
😊 no question no no question Duel is a good 2990000000
Are the events of this movie taken from a true story?
Why do people not love languages?
Yes. The movie is based on a true story. The screenplay writer Richard Matheson had a similar yet, less “horrifying and murderous” incident in 1963 when he passed a truck and got tailgated before the truck left him alone after a while which then, inspired him to write “Duel”
I wonder what year that schoolbus was from, perhaps 1963 to 1965?
That businessman was the semi driver's only target.
Unglaubliche Story. .....einfach furchterregend. ...
Click bait because of wrong title, the truck driver helping move the bus that's all, c'mon man.
oh, He is a good trcck driver isn,t he??
That didn't happen that trucker helped the school bus
3:28 you can glimpse him wearing shades.
of course we need more stuff of the famous movie of Steven Spielberg DUEL 1971 staring Dennis Weaver and the Peterbilt 281 1955 killer truck
Ms Fizzle and magic bus got stemped by evil truck.
And end up like Wile E coyote. - Kids who saw the movie from 90's and 2000's.
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The title banner for this vid is 180degs out
Under-rated film
Truck kun has a heart...
I love the bus driver uniform. The only bus drivers I've ever seen are out of shape older women in torn up gym apparel, ironically.
The truck has license plates from its victims cars
Easy push for that peterbult
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Either the truck pushed those kids to the gas station or he rammed the bus off the clif killing what 20 children + the bus driver making the truck a real villain so that’s kind of a what happend their scene
Nah it helped them
Sorry it didn’t go after the Bus, it was giving it a Push start, that’s all, it’s a great movie, take care.
Dennis Weaver is the perfect SOY BOY.... The '70's is where this stuff starts....
I've spent most of this movie trying to figure out if that guy is either Burt Reynolds or Tom Cruise 🤔
The only thing he did that was good
I hate it when old movies create tension by making actors (like these kids and the bus driver) act like morons. 😡🤮
What have they done stupidly? The bus driver seems a bit stupid but he didn't do anything forced
In some moments of the film you can see just a little bit of the truck driver's face but it seems to be blurred.
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oil delivery gone wrong
I could be better if in INDIAN VERSION DHARMENDRA is cast in BUS,DRIVER & JIMMY SHERGIL as " VICTIM".
Are you gonna post more M3GAN videos
Stupid movie
@@We_Are_All_VulturesIt's not stupid
The car is a 1971 Plymouth Valiant.
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The truck was just helping by push starting the bus.
Nice misleading clickbait title. Thumbs down coming your way!
STUPID misleading title!
He actually helped get the bus unstuck.
Democrat truck 😮
Oh no it's Chester off of Gunsmoke where's Matt Dillon when you need him
Does anyone know the names of these kids?
I think one was Cindy, one Bobby, both Bradys
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He just hated slant 6.dodge valiants