So I'm not the only one that thinks that this is a 3406 cat with me that does sound like a two-stroke Detroit and they also say that's a 10-speed it looks like an 18-speed to me
I thought I read there were 4 trucks used throughout this movie. One of them was took to the wrecking yard after filming because it was so clapped out. Idk if it was this one that was smoking white or the one during the motorcycle scene
I’m searching the internet to watch this movie for free lol… we have it on VHS at my Moms but no vhs slot thingy… watched the old roadhouse movie a week ago cuz the remake coming out on Amazon prime… have this feeling like I wanna watch fatherhood, dirty dancing and ghost or something…. I miss Patrick .S!
Smokey and the Bandit High-ballin Blues Brothers Duel as well nothing can compare to movies back in the day and now I'm 34 years old and I've always admired movies from the past. My favorite show is the RIFLEMAN with Chuck Conners and Johnny Crawford
I couldn't stop watching this movie....after getting my CDL!!!! Makes me feel badass being able to drive a truck perfectly! With the same ease and comfort as driving a car! First few times, I was trembling and sweating cold. Now......like taking candy from a baby! 🚛 🚛
2:23 (deleted scene) Earl: "what the hell is going on up there?" Jack: "red's put us in a box, they're going to try to pull us over at the top of the hill" Earl:" crews use that 4 and a quarter to push their ass out of the way"
I remember watching this movie when I was a kid, now I come over the same mountains and roads this was filmed on 25 years ago in about that same year model 379. Rabun gap and neils gap never get old!!
True, the frames and drivetrain are heavy, but the front ends are fibreglass and the cabs are aluminum. they look monstrous until they hit another truck.
seeing that crash in the ad for this movie...is what got me to spend the $$ to watch this movie. i thought it'd be another Convoy/Smokey and the bandit rip off. nope!
i'll never forget sometime in a college writing course we blew an entire day not getting to a lesson but just talking about this specific movie scene even tho it was 10 years old lol at the time.
I still remember watching this movie all the time on Telecine back in 1999/2000. It was the start of my passion for trucks. Well, this and the first "Hard Truck" game.
@@danielpetit-frere2376 a semi doesn't work like a regular car, you hit the brakes or the emergency brake all you're gonna do is destroy them, your best bet is to try to shift down and try to come to a stop that way
@@danielpetit-frere2376 actually would would happen is the brakes would get so hot, the brake material would come apart, the harder he pushed, he would eventually cam over the brakes. After that happens, unless your in a gear and have engine brakes and you could slow down. Now some truck don’t have engine brakes and if that one doesn’t he could just use the engine but eventually the driveshaft unjoint will snap and then your done
Patrick Swayze and Randy Travis in the same movie 🎥. What a couple of power house entertainers. And, you’ve got to love the Peterbilt and the Cat 3406B powering that fine 379. 😊
I miss seeing the other kind of semis "cabovers" on the roads here in the USA although the length limit increased. I remember back in the 1980s & down I saw a mix of cabovers & conventional cabs around. Today the only cabovers I see around are fire trucks, garbage trucks, yard trucks, & small non semi box trucks.
Where I live here in Middle Georgia some of the local truck drivers still run Cabovers like them old Cabover Internationals and Freightliner FLA and I even still see a few Peterbilt and Kenworth Cabovers from time to time
Here in Montana a lot of O/O and intercity delivery companies still use cabovers. There’s one guy out of Joliet who has a White Freightliner with a Detroit, several 352 Pete’s used by bull haulers (I count at least 10), a few Internationals, and one guy in Laurel who has a GMC Astro.
I had forgotten about this movie until some idiot posted a part one from this scene on tiktok and didn’t post part 2 so naturally i had to do it myself. Now i gotta watch the whole damn movie for the first time in well over 20 years
Doesn't matter what engine was in the truck, with the whole front end of that Pete was against the trailer, that head gasket should have gone POOF!..... which is what looked like happened when they first started up the hill, when those balls of white smoke, rolled out the stacks..... but, that's a movie for you..... I still enjoy watching it 👍
Nah, pushing like that won't blow a head gasket. The white smoke looks a lot more like a stopped up fuel filter. But the white smoke is almost certainly kerosene injected into the exhaust to make smoke on purpose. Common trick in the movies.
I've seen the green cement mixer that Junior dodges just before hitting the tanker trailer, it's a big Diamond REO Giant owned by a cement company in Southwest Pennsylvania, with the exact color scheme. I'm pretty sure most of this scene was filmed out in Pennsylvania or Western Maryland
The Perfect Truck for this movie 🎥 would've been a Black ⚫ Mack Superliner instead of a Peterbilt 379 since Mack Trucks have a hood ornament of a bull dog 🐕. Since this movie 🎥 is called Black ⚫ Dog 🐕.
It's not possible for me. Maybe American trucks are different from European ones, but if you lose the trailer like that, you'll break the air lines the tractor goes down on air pressure and the brakes are blocked
"Ain't nothing like a Caterpillar engine" as you hear the scream of a Detroit🤣
It probably is a caterpillar engine though
The 379 from this movie had a 3406 caterpillar.
@@shxgvnn4865 there still using a Detroit for the sound a caterpillar doesn't sound like that
If they had used an actual cat sound, you would hear a turbo
Sounds like a 6v92TA they used for sound
Rip patrick swayze...he was a great actor 🙏🏻🕊
And R.I.P. Meatloaf
Why what hapend to him
@@giuliomarotta2176 cancer
@@giuliomarotta2176 Pancreatic cancer.
Patrick Swayze was also a trucker.
I have to admit, still one of my favorite movies.
I love this movie, it even has my favorite country singer
@@dustinanders2288it also has one of my favorite rock singers in it as well.
literally the movie that inspired me to get my cdl im so glad my grandparents showed me this movie when i was 5 😁😂
Can we talk about the Cat that smokes and sounds a a 2 stroke Detroit
Almost sounds like a 12v92 kinda
They used an 8v92 for the motor sounds to make it sound more throaty
So I'm not the only one that thinks that this is a 3406 cat with me that does sound like a two-stroke Detroit and they also say that's a 10-speed it looks like an 18-speed to me
They did the same thing in maximum overdrive
I thought I read there were 4 trucks used throughout this movie. One of them was took to the wrecking yard after filming because it was so clapped out. Idk if it was this one that was smoking white or the one during the motorcycle scene
Watching that truck roll down the road brings me back to watching this on vhs
The movies now on tubi if you're interested in watching it again.
fr bro i watched this so
many times when i was like 4
you are not the only bro. I watched the movie at least once a week. I'm glad you like it
I’m searching the internet to watch this movie for free lol… we have it on VHS at my Moms but no vhs slot thingy… watched the old roadhouse movie a week ago cuz the remake coming out on Amazon prime… have this feeling like I wanna watch fatherhood, dirty dancing and ghost or something…. I miss Patrick .S!
Man, Patrick was such a great actor and dancer. I miss him so freaking much. R.I.P. 😢
He was also a trucker.
@@joshmontemayor1212 wow I didn't know that!
We all do R.I.P Don’t Trust Hollywood
Rusty Dewees did some odd stuff
@@sophiar6996 he loved you x
Sad thing is they don’t make movies like this anymore, these were the best, road house , black dog , cobra
Smokey and the Bandit High-ballin Blues Brothers Duel as well nothing can compare to movies back in the day and now I'm 34 years old and I've always admired movies from the past. My favorite show is the RIFLEMAN with Chuck Conners and Johnny Crawford
Now we have nothing but "WOKE" remakes from hollywierd. I wish the writer's strike would last forever.
This movie and Patrick Swayse SO inspired me to get my CDL, which I had for 3 years now!
Me too I’ve had mine for 4 now best decision I’ve ever made
Lol same brother , I soon hope to find a Peterbilt 379 but most of em are scrap now a days
Keep on trucking fellas 💪🏼💯
just don't be like that last guy...
I couldn't stop watching this movie....after getting my CDL!!!!
Makes me feel badass being able to drive a truck perfectly! With the same ease and comfort as driving a car!
First few times, I was trembling and sweating cold. Now......like taking candy from a baby!
🚛 🚛
2:23 (deleted scene)
Earl: "what the hell is going on up there?"
Jack: "red's put us in a box, they're going to try to pull us over at the top of the hill"
Earl:" crews use that 4 and a quarter to push their ass out of the way"
I remember watching this movie when I was a kid, now I come over the same mountains and roads this was filmed on 25 years ago in about that same year model 379. Rabun gap and neils gap never get old!!
Is this in Virginia? I swear I’ve picked up Christmas trees out there
@@longhauler8963
Northern Georgia, just south of the NC line.
I'm 22 and I first started watching this movie as a kid lol
lol Im 28 and never heard of this. Seems alright tho
"Remember what I told you about gearing down and braking just right? Tisk tisk."
the one thing I absolutely love about this movie is it shows how much damage can be done to these types of trucks
And BY these kinds of trucks.
True, the frames and drivetrain are heavy, but the front ends are fibreglass and the cabs are aluminum. they look monstrous until they hit another truck.
0:08 one of my favorite scenes!!!! That smoke
The crash at 5:18 is still one of the most spectacular crashes I've ever seen committed to film
It wouldn't even be in the top 100
@@subasurf I'm sure it would
Take tsk
Yeah supposedly the stunt driver was paid like $40K to do that gag!
seeing that crash in the ad for this movie...is what got me to spend the $$ to watch this movie. i thought it'd be another Convoy/Smokey and the bandit rip off. nope!
My sister and I always laughed when earl said too Wes, one fart your walking. 😂
That bobtail went thru the kitchen, living room, bathroom all at one time Rip Patrick SWAYZE 😊
Hot damn, no cgi, the best.
He checks his mirrors a couple of times before switching lanes, and the truck still randomly appears.
Not to mention that every truck that was used in this movie had a Screaming Detroit in it no matter what the brand.
My dad had an 86 Peterbilt with a 3406b cat and it was a beast. Would love to build one with my dad one day.
One of the best they ever made. All mechanical Kitty.
i'll never forget sometime in a college writing course we blew an entire day not getting to a lesson but just talking about this specific movie scene even tho it was 10 years old lol at the time.
I love this movie. Too bad Hollywood doesn't make movie like this anymore.
Detroit super turbo. I will always love the sounds of a two stroke diesel.
(5:17 - 5:41) 0.o Now that has to be the most brutal, badass, craziest car/truck crash I’ve ever seen in a movie!
And that semi was able to do a complete 360 spin before coming to a crushing and grinding halt.
I still remember watching this movie all the time on Telecine back in 1999/2000.
It was the start of my passion for trucks. Well, this and the first "Hard Truck" game.
Agreed! Been playing since Hard Truck 2 myself!
Love me some Patrick Swize
No trucks were harmed in the making of this film
Watching the top fairing of that red daycab crunch down is my ultimate favorite part for some reason lmao
Most accurate scene as far as when a semi loses its brakes.
What if he tried the emergency Brakes???
@@danielpetit-frere2376 a semi doesn't work like a regular car, you hit the brakes or the emergency brake all you're gonna do is destroy them, your best bet is to try to shift down and try to come to a stop that way
@@danielpetit-frere2376 actually would would happen is the brakes would get so hot, the brake material would come apart, the harder he pushed, he would eventually cam over the brakes. After that happens, unless your in a gear and have engine brakes and you could slow down. Now some truck don’t have engine brakes and if that one doesn’t he could just use the engine but eventually the driveshaft unjoint will snap and then your done
I hope you are being sarcastic? lol
@@fredg8199That's what I was thinking. That bobtail would stop irl.
Miss swayze man he was so great will always be after our deaths which is very epic he did his goals made em gold.
Gotta love Jack's semi driving tips here 🚛
a mazda, finally found this movie😁
Spelling black dog movie?
Patrick god rest your beautiful soul brother one cool ass performance!!
WwwhhOooooooohh
RIP Patrick Swayze & Meat Loaf
Amen 🙏🏾
Patrick Swayze and Randy Travis in the same movie 🎥. What a couple of power house entertainers. And, you’ve got to love the Peterbilt and the Cat 3406B powering that fine 379. 😊
No memory of this movie at all
What a classic, how did i miss this all my life
One of my favorite movies ❤️
This Movie is totally Awesome. I've watched it a few times. Always enjoy.
One of the best patrick Swayze movies
one of the best movies of all time
what in the DOT violations is going on here 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I really love black dog
it's scary to think this movie is 24 years old now
This year, 2023 is the movie's 25th anniversary.
Love this movie 😂R I P Patrick Swayze 🙏
I watched that movie so many times in the back of my mom's cab. Only reason I don't haul freight is cause I promised her I wouldn't.
RIP Patrick Swayze
And Meatloaf 😔
@@dannyboyd6747 Meatloaf died?
@@danielpetit-frere2376 back in January
Me and my dads favorite childhood movie
“Hello again, I’m Leonard Pynth Garnell, and welcome to Bad Cinema!”🤣🤣🤣
This ain't bad tho
DOT is going to put him out of service for that missing right headlight
Earlier in the movie when Jack was at the weigh station, a cop asked him about the missing headlight, but he didn't care too much about it.
@joshmontemayor6098 yup. movie lines. irl he's parked out back to fix it.
That red tuck had some crazy role cage to not flatten the roof like that
black dog very good movie
Love this movie ❤
Yes I wished they made #2 movie 🎥🍿
Back in those days you had to know how to drive and shift gears to be a truck driver these days nothing but kids on automatics 🤦♂️
Is that so
WHO GIVES A CRAP. Just deliver my junk to the store and move on. No one cares how you get it there.
whatever boomer
So true
bigs up standard fren, these kids are just jealous, they can't even learn. the shit made now is all auto like you said
Grew up where they filmed this scene and remember them filming it! Beautiful stretch of road
Where is this at exactly?
They filmed that scene on Unicoi Gap between Hiawassee and Helen, Ga.
You can even see the camera crew when juniors truck blows up if you slow the video down
True story, When this movie first came out i kept on trying to watch it but would always fall asleep 10 minutes in. It happened at least 5 times.
A Great Movie. I have to watch that DVD again. The Technical Advisor on the Movie Rocked. So did Patrick Swayze Well done
I miss seeing the other kind of semis "cabovers" on the roads here in the USA although the length limit increased. I remember back in the 1980s & down I saw a mix of cabovers & conventional cabs around. Today the only cabovers I see around are fire trucks, garbage trucks, yard trucks, & small non semi box trucks.
Where I live here in Middle Georgia some of the local truck drivers still run Cabovers like them old Cabover Internationals and Freightliner FLA and I even still see a few Peterbilt and Kenworth Cabovers from time to time
There are some cabover semis still around & on the road today.
@@joshmontemayor1212 yes but just a small number of them. Down in Jamaica, they have a shit load of International 9670 & 9700 cabovers.
Here in Montana a lot of O/O and intercity delivery companies still use cabovers. There’s one guy out of Joliet who has a White Freightliner with a Detroit, several 352 Pete’s used by bull haulers (I count at least 10), a few Internationals, and one guy in Laurel who has a GMC Astro.
@@lizzyobrien2376 wow
2:28 when he changed gears i was like do it to it
I had forgotten about this movie until some idiot posted a part one from this scene on tiktok and didn’t post part 2 so naturally i had to do it myself. Now i gotta watch the whole damn movie for the first time in well over 20 years
You listen to me, Wes! One fart, and you're walking!
I love that. I actually clipped that bit to make fun of my brother, who loves drinking apple juice.
Crazy how much swayze aged from point break to this.
Patrick Swayze was a good actor
He was also a trucker.
This movie is so underrated
Doesn't matter what engine was in the truck, with the whole front end of that Pete was against the trailer, that head gasket should have gone POOF!..... which is what looked like happened when they first started up the hill, when those balls of white smoke, rolled out the stacks..... but, that's a movie for you..... I still enjoy watching it 👍
Nah, pushing like that won't blow a head gasket.
The white smoke looks a lot more like a stopped up fuel filter.
But the white smoke is almost certainly kerosene injected into the exhaust to make smoke on purpose. Common trick in the movies.
My favorite movie of all times
Are used to watch this on HBO back in the old days when they used to play great movies all the time
Memories unlocked. I remember this movie but never seen it.
Looks like I95 from northern Virginia and up. Lol
Show Them How To Drive An 18-Wheeler Patrick. RIP PS😊.
He was damn good cause none of that would go that way 🤣🤣🤣
That was a real trucker movie...
That's me purposely getting off a perfectly good motorcycle before Patrick runs it over.
Great movie to work on.
Cool. Do not remember to see truck rollover like that on street in the movie.
At 327 part of the video they were token drifting😂😂
1 Of the best movie
I've seen the green cement mixer that Junior dodges just before hitting the tanker trailer, it's a big Diamond REO Giant owned by a cement company in Southwest Pennsylvania, with the exact color scheme. I'm pretty sure most of this scene was filmed out in Pennsylvania or Western Maryland
Ok.thanks for the info 👍
It was filmed in the Smokey’s in TN, they tell you in the movie
@@nickfranklin4295 that would make sense for the plot, seems reasonable
@@fahrenheit2530 my favorite scene is when that piece of shit naviturd blows up, I hate them with a passion
@@dwk7375 nowadays the 9400i is considered a "classic" truck, how far we've fallen
The Perfect Truck for this movie 🎥 would've been a Black ⚫ Mack Superliner instead of a Peterbilt 379 since Mack Trucks have a hood ornament of a bull dog 🐕. Since this movie 🎥 is called Black ⚫ Dog 🐕.
Es la mejor película que he visto en toda mi vida ☺
I like the movie. But that chase scene goes against reality. Especially after the one truck lost it's trailer.
Still one of my favorites from when I was a kid. Definitely doesn't sound like no 3406 cat but I don't care this still awesome
RIP Patrick
LOL aint nothing like a caterpillar engine
I guess none of those truckers never learned to use brakes? xD
It's not the getting up, it's the getting down 😎
4:12 When you're trying to haul a load in American Truck Simulator and that lag hits
Timeless 😮
They made their best movies in the 90s.
There's some good movies today
Peterbilt power 😊
5:27 epic😂🏭🚛🚚🚙🚜🔥💥💨
Patrick sways ator. Maravilhoso faz eu saber por meio de suas obras o seu trabalho o seu talento grande ator para mim o melhor de todos os tempos
I love 💘 this film
It's not possible for me. Maybe American trucks are different from European ones, but if you lose the trailer like that, you'll break the air lines the tractor goes down on air pressure and the brakes are blocked
Nothing beats a slow speed chase scene :)
Man, I've Jacked Knife before on Tractor Trailer, it was a Scary Feeling, I was Shocked
I thought that was the End of my Life
Good Stunt tho
RIP MEATLOAF
I don't know how if hes so heavily loaded he could downshift and instantly pickup speed in order to push the other truck up the hill....
Still watching in 2023