Duel (1971) - Monster Analysis Remastered
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2023
- All Sightings of the menacing truck from Duel (1971).
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MUSIC:
10:45 - 12:22 - Vyen - Addicted
24:32 - 25:21 - Kevin MacLeod - Future Gladiator
30:26 - 34:13 - CJ Burnett - Joy Ride
Duel OST
PRACTICAL EFFECTS:
Three trucks & two Plymouth Valiant's were used, 'auditioned' by Spielberg and his small team
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Duel (1971) Monster Analysis
The Debut film of non other than Steven Spielberg, adapted from a short story by Richard Matheson who got the idea for the film when he was driving home and a large truck was tailgating him. It was originally intended to be a TV movie, and it was, even aired on TV, but ended up being a theatrical release after universal requested that Spielberg shoot additional scenes to make it a 90 minute feature.
I first seen this movie when I was around 10, caught it on TV late one night after I snuck downstairs when my parents were in bed. I was glued the entire way through. Dennis Weaver gives a stellar performance that evokes so much paranoia and confusion. The monster of the show is the truck. It was always its own character, yes we do see there is someone driving it but I prefer to think the menacing threat is the truck itself, not the psycho driving it. Plus it just looks so damn cool!
Cannot recommend this title enough, get a copy or watch it on whatever streaming service you use, it's a gripping watch.
Also need to give a shout out to CJ Burnett, he's a guy that creates music for a genre I discovered a few years back called 'New Retro Wave'. He kindly gave me permission to use his track 'Joy Ride' in this episode of Monster Analysis, show him some love and go check him out cjburnett.bandcamp.com/
Stay Awesome guys
Lee
Movie Junkie
My same experience when I discovered this movie. I read "Steven Spielberg" and I hoped for a fantasy movie, not this breathtaking road movie.
I also like this movie
it's my all time favorite film, you DO see the truck driver, the best look is when David passes him the 2nd time, but you cut that bit out and the trucker toots David. It's a well shot film, masterpiece.
You didn't SEEN the movie, you SAW the movie when you were 10, and apparently not paying attention in english!
This film was very much like a Twilight Zone episode-the unusual camera angles, a character in isolation, an unseen pursuer. Spielberg himself has a cameo standing outside the phone booth at the snakerama. QUESTIONS-1. WHY was Mann driving to a business meeting all across the desert at the last minute? Why wouldnt he have taken a plane a week earlier to San Francisco?2-Aren't the Manns too old to be parents of little kids? (their grandkids? My theory). 3. The Jungle? Are we to assume Mann served in the Phillippines in World War 2? (he's too old to have been in Vietnam). Wouldn't he be alot more street smart, tougher if he was a war veteran?
The truck driver is insane
That truck growling along and rolling coal at those speeds with those camera shots… just pure art.
Never before or since has a psychological panic been presented with such ease and clarity of visuals.
As a trucker, I love this movie.
That old school truck just invokes constant fear . I want to build one like this, and play the theme song while driving 🤣
That Old Truck is pretty creepy 👀
mephistocat whats the name of the theme tune during the chase?
if the dodge valiant had a 360 or 440 ci engine the trucker would get smoked
@@mechanicrc6539 That Valiant with any sort of serious Mopar engine would turn this film into 90 minutes of some guy going on an uneventful business trip.
@peekaboo1575 he only had the slant 6 lol
I watched this movie as a kid in the mid 2000s (My family has the DVD of this movie). So I wasn’t in the era this movie was made. Yet this movie is a masterpiece. It’s so simple yet intense and realistic. Genuinely terrifying at parts. I’ve been on drives and motorcycle rides on smaller roads away from populated areas and have had some drivers try to run me off the road or get me to crash. And those situations remind me of this movie. Fantastic film.
Нах ты кому нужен.
نعم انهو اصطورة من الجمال والرعب
Spielberg's cinemaphotography can make a simple tractor/trailer look so menacing and wicked. Absolute magic. No bullshit, no CGI. The real deal. Hat's off to Dennis Weaver, Dale Van Sickel and Carey Loftin for slamming the asphalt and making this Duel happen. Don't attempt this at home, kids.
To think about it he made three films where the protagonists were chased by killers
I've been a fleet mech for 30 years. Trucks, trailers, reefers, and everything between - and this film is the only place where I get a maniacal vibe from the machine. Otherwise, just the day in day out aches and pains from working on them. @@OscarOSullivan
That was no simple looking semi rig. Spielberg intentionally went out of his way to find an old sinister looking truck. I believe it is a 1950s model. It looks scary just sitting still on the road, regardless of camera angle. He could use the same camera shots on a new Tesla semi truck and it would NEVER look as menacing as that old diesel brute did.
Peterbilt used that design for many many years. Still see them out on the road on occasion doing local work. Of course, they're beauties - not beat to the curb with rail tracks mounted on the front. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peterbilt_281@@Komet163B
@@Komet163BThe truck Is a Peterbilt H/k model year 1961
Fun Fact: The man playing the 'psycho truck driver' was one of the industry's best stuntmen of the time - Carey Loftin. Amongst the films he worked on or supervised the stunt action were: Magnum Force, French Connection, Mission Impossible (TV Series), Bullitt, Point Blank, Bonnie and Clyde, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Great Escape to name a few!! In all he worked on 380 films as either a Stuntman or stunt coordinator and a further 112 films as a cameo (usually a truck driver). You do see him once in Duel. He was actually one of the drinkers at the bar. He was the one that looks over at Dennis Weaver's character menacingly. If you type Carey Loftin into Google images it comes up with a picture of him in the film!!
That rig in this film ain't no easy driver. Watching him work that set at speed on that winding narrow blacktop - No lane for error. Crazy amazing!
They don’t make stunt men or women like that anymore
Insurance companies won't go near a production like this today. That's what's killed the profession.@@OscarOSullivan
This is the kinda shit I come to the comments for, thank you!
That’s not him… in the bar I mean. You never see the truck driver’s face in Duel.
I love the sound of the in-line sixcylinder turbo of the Peterbilt needle nose. When the driver shifts through all of the 13 gears of the fuller (at the end you see the shifter) it’s just great. No wonder that the truck offers sufficient power to chase the lame duck of a Plymouth.
Trust me, I actually got to sit in the real truck before it was sold to a private collector. Oh my God, making it rev and everything and the guy asked me what did I think and I said I think I need to go in for my girlfriend and he actually asked me what did I mean by that and I said the sound is doing it for me
I cut my teeth driving similar rigs as a kid. You ungovern those engines and hit the throttle, your ass will feel the seat. You got a real workout trying to handle them.
@@RW4X4X3006 Were these trucks even power steering?
@@ianarchibald1423 Not those oldies. Power steering didn't come along as standard until the 80's or so
@@RW4X4X3006 Really. I couldn't imagine trying to maneuver a truck like that AND shift if it had two or even three sticks!
30:19 This is my favorite scene in the entire movie! Carey Loftin gives such a great performance as the truck driver, even though he has barely any screen time!
He's in a lot of films!
That was a great shot of his arm for sure! 💪
بطل هذا الفيلم هي البلايموث الحمراء .معتدي ومعتدى عليه .كل ادى دوره. ببراعة. كم احب البلايموث في حينها سيارة كلاسك من الدرجة الاولى اعتقد موديل ٦٦ ا٧٦ . جميلة لكن لونها احمر لايناسب الفيلم
What is the movie name
if that little plymouth was a 70 dodge charger that truck would never be able to catch him
Imagine what could make with this truck one Javelin or NLAW😂
Kowalskis 70 challenger would be my weapon of choice if I was stuck in 1971 being pursued by a killer truck
Steven Spielberg said Jaws was a sequel to Duel because both films are about these mysterious killers preying on everyday people. As a young man working at Universal he got to see some Alfred Hitchcock films being made and you can easily see Spielberg took notes on how to build suspense from the master himself.
He did indeed, citing the basis is the same. A threat endlessly looming but impossible to stop.
Jaws used the “groan” dying sound the truck makes as it goes over the cliff when the shark is killed, that was deliberate.
Both are great films
Who would've thought that a movie about a car and a lorry could be so compelling?
This movie was terrifying at 8 years old. Still one of my favorite movies.
Что меня удивило, что грузовик не позволял мужику добраться до кабины, уезжал от него, но когда грузовик пытался сдвинуть его под поезд, как раз таки был шанс добраться до кабины
@@billkikstra2225and when he shouted hey at him the first time when he just passed him its like he heard it and he took offence to it
Ain't gonna hear that from inside that howling rig. @@stuarthough8440
Ляпов конечно много. к примеру легковушка мчится на всех порах, а грузовик с дороги показывают еле едет. Или грузовик разгоняется, а потом притормаживает.
"Honey, you're never going to believe what happened to the Valiant!"
Steven Spielberg's debut film today is the prime example for every director and producer on how to make an independent Hollywood-style suspense thriller with minimalist elements with a small budget and film crew. All you need is a good and unique idea, usually inspired by events and stories in real life, such as in Duel's case. I also like the new music tracks added to this remastered version. It adds a special flavor. Kevin MacLeod in particular is a great composer for licensed music!
what a great movie..no "message"...just pure entertainment that we all recall the first time we watched this movie..my whole family was transfixed watching this..
I love this part! 30:26 - 34:13 - CJ Burnett - Joy Ride!!!
This man sure needed a Remington Rifle
1 of the Best movies ever
Yes, a wonderful movie, and I also love horror movies
jaws..terror in the water..Duel..terror on the roads
Jaws is WAY DIFFERENT..go into the ocean.....I'll drive around 18 wheelers.....I'm scared to swim in the ocean....
1:13 is such an awesome sequence in the year 1971. This shows that Spielberg was thinking different even at the beginning of his career.
Loved this film, pure classic. The truck driver in real life was stuntman Carey Loftin. You actually see him in Chuck's cafe @14:05 and he walks out and drives off in a pickup. Little cameo appearance for him.
Yes and as he walks past the truck towards the pick up he strokes its fender lol.
@@caroldocherty6810 Lol, that's right.
YES!!!! Carey! He’s so badass
@@BushmansAdventures1:57
@@BushmansAdventuresand there i was thinking he was the 1 driving the big truck
This was an awesome movie😂.I watched it years ago. I Can not get enough.
And now the only movie Lightning Mcqueen is scared of.
This is a classic. I see it as Road Rage in its infantcy. The look back at the truck when first passing reminds me of Jeeper Creepers.
I love the blu-ray remaster of this, one of my favourite movies. Always brings back memories of my mother when I was a kid and dad worked nights at some point in the 70’s.
Yeah I went to the movie theater in Ukiah California. And saw this movie. I guess that's about how old😊 I was too
@@johnellis3309 fantastic to hear. I always wanted to go to where it was filmed.,
The truck driver just wanted to ask Dennis about his warranty.
Fantastic movie, I love how the truck has license plate trophy's all over the bumper, the thing I like the most about this movie is that in every scene you find yourself scanning the background for the truck and have the sense that no matter where he is, the truck seems to know, great writing
The license plates aren't "trophies"... back in those days trucks had to display a plate for every state they operated in.
@@arleighburke9095 Your right and that may indeed be the case but Spielberg himself referred to the plates as trophy’s in the special features, and I prefer that theory
@@arleighburke9095 Besides, its what I do…
@@IceTruckKiller1 You drive a refrigerated ice truck around Miami ?
@@tsmith3286 Only on occasion, I work as a prosthetist so I’m normally pretty busy
The shot at @10:15 the way the truck sticks to the road round that bend, it's so unnatural for a truck that size to keep up with a nimble car and take corners the way it does which makes it more frightening.
Also, @15:05 Dennis Weaver can sprint! He runs like the T-1000 chasing John Connor.
it's incredible driving - the current owner of the surviving truck; Brad Wike says it would have been a real skill to drive that truck, from that age, at high speeds
A piece of cake for a professional driver. 😊
@@asafaust8869 Agreed, but because you don't see the driver, it's like the truck itself wants to kill the driver of the car, the truck is like the hunter after its prey.
I've been driving for 30+ years and have yet to meet one. Loftin was pushing it beyond no return. A master. @@asafaust8869
اللهم انصر اخواننا فى فلسطين الحبيبه
OMG straight classic… this had me rollin when I was a kid 😂
Gotta love the subtle implications that the mysterious trucker is actually a serial killer
All the license plates tied to the front are a chilling sight once you've seen the film for the first time!
Great tone of Peterbild 281, inline 6-cylinder turbo engine sound!
Is that what you saw in the movie...a sound from an old Peterbilt??????... 😂 I should watch Friday the 13th with just the Ha ha ha haha...cha cha cha cha cha ...duuuuuuummmmmmm
After looking in the rear view mirror, he still turns around to look adding to the drivers disbelief…Spielberg is a genius. Honestly Dennis Weaver character was a scared driver before this encounter it seems
If you pay attention during the cafe scene, the vibe of him dealing with PTSD is obvious.
This is the movie that inspired me to become a truck driver (35 years now)as a kid I watched this movie in the early 1970s and just listing to the magnificent sound of the semi engine specially when shifting gears is music to my 59 year old ears 🙌🏼🚛.
How many people have you run off the road…?
@@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563 none but what do you drive?..just kidding ✌🏻🚛
Hello friend where are you from
@@johnjacob2236 west of Missouri
@@jesseserna8424 me from kerala
I was in my early 20’s first time I saw this movie. This video presentation was nicely executed. Job well done!
I like this movie but but I think that guy should’ve just kept the pedal to the metal, Dennis Weaver should’ve had that thing at 60 all the way if you look is only doing 45 ....let’s go Dennis pick it up a little
I agree @@Crazytoys.
I do think in the dinner scene I thinking that the reason why that he didn't seen the trucker came in, was the fact that the truck driver NEVER left the cab of the truck
Listening to that badass old school diesel is worth watching alone
Wow...I remember
..I was a freshman in high school n me n my friends all went to a friends house n somehow we ended up in his basement watching this movie n we were all like glued to our seatswatching it n COULNT wait to see how it ended...hard to believe it was 50 + years ago but the movie never grows old...what memories it brings n of all those friends I now remember that I forgotten...kinda brings a tear to my eyes..
I think after you see it you realise why Steven Spielberg got the job for directing jaws
I watched this movie when i was a kid. I couldn't sleep so i turned off TV, and this movie was starting. Amaxing movie.
Edit:
I'm sorry. I mistyped. I turned TV on. English is not my mother language.
You mean on not off
Huh
That makes no sense at all
Ya good point
Typo, big deal, when you read the sentence everybody knows what he meant in contence
スピルバーグ監督のデビュー作ですね…日本では『激突』という名で上映されました。
Man that little slant6 is running hard. I bet they pulled it from the wreckage and it’s still running today!
Chuck's Cafe is now a French restaurant in Saugus, CA on Sierra Highway. Before that it was a Hell's Angel Tavern.
This Duel analysis is absolutely brilliant. Duel is one of my favorite movies.
I always wondered if all those different licence plates from different states on the front of the truck are his previous victims. Maybe the press would have dubbed him 'The licence plate killer' if he became more known.
Back in the day it had to do with a fuel tax. Commercial vehicles had to be registered in all states they were hauling to and even passing through
@@thefrase7884 Both theories make sense really. Spielberg said he added that touch to see who noticed.
Фильм крутой, смотрел как то давно, так люблю фильмы про автомобили призраки, Кристина еще фильм понравился
Ну в те времена не было компьютерной графики что бы скрыть водителя грузовика, но он явно по идеи автора, задуман как грузовик призрак без водителя
Joy Ride fits perfectly for that final chase scene.
Duel inspired Joy Ride
@@willthetrill4849 and that film can be seen as a sequel in a sense
Truck driver need a oscar
I always thought, doesn’t the trucker have a JOB to do? 😂😂
If Dennis was driving a Hemi Cuda no contest! But then again no movie! Lol
that’s what i said or a 69 pontiac bonneville 455 two door or if warren oates was behind the wheel of a yellow GTO oates would have beat the shit out of that guy and dumped his ass in the desert
It's kinda like a doll coming to life in front of me.......I know it's made of plastic 🔥🔥🔥
Over time I not only worry about the driver of the red car but I feel pity for the red car itself. That little thing was the drivers only defense against the Truck and it held up until it's sacrifice.
It's good see this series again, these analysis videos are awesome.
I always felt the same about the car. I think that it was supposed to be an everyman with an average car that was subjected to extraordinary circumstances, and I always found it interesting that they chose a "Valiant" for the car. I haven't really seen this being brought up much in discussions that I have read.
Because the Vailant sixcylinder was a slow car.
Those little Plymouth Valiant's weren't built for that kind of speed, but he pushed it to its very limit.
@@TheVidkid67 Wow, I had no idea. Make's me feel even more for it lol
@@jezuzcreez781 He might have been left alone if he was driving a Mustang lol.
The chase scene at the end with the music was absolutely amazing, good freakin job Screen Junkie 🔥🔥
ikr imagine having that truck and christine chasing him at the same time
bumbum ive seen that this music wasnt really in the film but it should have been
I'VE GOT THIS MOVIE ON DVD AND IT'S A VERY GOOD ONE
Young Steven Spielbergs Masterpiece Debut💯...Brilliant Character driven 🎥 Film
This is one of the best Steven Spielberg movies ever made besides Jaws he's a great director ..Dennis weaver played that part goo also thanks to Cary Lofton the truck driver which he's actually a stunt driver ..such a great film
.poor David never made it to work that day
Man back at a time when Spielberg was still a fantastic Director. This movie is so simple yet so effective
what a shame there are few evil truck/machinery horror films.
did you seen MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE? This was back in 1986 when was made by Steven King
@@WilliamARandolphJr-sk7dl oh yeah, but the main truck with the green face was too unrealistic, therefore not scary for me. But some other trucks from that movie were. Generally, the old Bulldozer movie (I don't remember the exact name) and the Mangler based on King are scarier.
@@user-lp6hb2yw3p the movie you were thinking of was called "KILLDOZER" which was caused by some kind of meteor from space that crashed landed
@@user-lp6hb2yw3p the main truck from MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE had that GREEN GOBLINS mask from SPIDERMAN it wasn't supposed to be REALISTIC it was suppose to show the OTHER trucks who was the leader & also noticed what type of truck it was, it was from a TOY COMPANY
@@WilliamARandolphJr-sk7dl lol I didn't think it's an actual truck's face. I mean the mask makes the truck look not scary at all, comparing to duel truck for example, only babies can be scared by that mask. Older persons see that effort comic. You don't see such a mask on the road in real life, and you feel the fiction, and your fear is ruined.
I just noticed that they seem to keep covering up the 'Plymouth' logo on the bonnet with silver tape. Also what looks like a camera? on the rear bumper at the far right @ 10:37? What an awesome movie. And even better in HD 😀
The sad thing is after he kills the truck he doesn't have a car anymore and is in the middle of nowhere.
Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
This is viewer manipulation at its most unfettered, just as Columbo was. No wonder this is from the same time as the original Columbo, and Spielberg even directed the second regular Columbo episode, first to be aired after the pilots. Just as in Columbo the theoretically "watertight" crime is thwarted by the culprit´s own stupidity, and the viewer is cheated into accepting the whole scam because he KNOWS that the criminal is guilty since he SAW it doing it, "Duel" exploits the viewer by submersing him in a fake "inevitability" situation, just as if the car driver just HAD to keep on chugging down the road IN EVER THE SAME DIRECTION instead of phoning home, the police, and whomever was waiting for him for doing business, calling it quits, and going back home. We are forced to believe this is some sort of Via Crucis that the victim just MUST go along no matter what!
Well the camera men and stage hands were there, so hopefully they gave him a lift back to town…
Even though he killed the truck driver, he was still stuck out there with no car, no way to call his family in the dark. On top of that I'm reasonably sure he lost his client and probably his job, and when he does get home, his wife probably won't believe him and when he has to tell the police what happened, they might charge him for murder because he can't prove that the truck driver was trying to kill him.
Yeah indeed its like that only him knows
Well the truck followed him upthere and ran the car off the clift, there is no other way to explain how tbe truck when over if he didnt try to push the caf over, and they can interview the snake lady gow the truck tried to run him over in the booth, i think he would had been ok but he was stranded out there so who knows, at night snakes wolfs
How do you know he killed the truck driver? Was there a body? Rethink your words
You mean all this happened to him and at the end of it he'll be the killer. Come on. Check out the size of the two vehicles. 😏
I was only saying with all the bad luck he's had the police would probably say it was his fault, you people need to get a life
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There are fans of this film in Russia. On social networks there is an alternative picture of KrAZ 258 and Moskvich 2140.
tbh, at first i thought it was kraz family trucks lol, but then i recognized this is an American truck
@@rxzxqx6982 The KrAZ truck is Ukrainian, but was originally produced in Yaroslavl (YAAZ).
They should make a remake of this with LIam Neeson as the car driver ....using his particular set of skills !!
Screw Remakes. Hollywood couldn't properly remake a box of chewing gum, even with all their best minds put together and pushed past their limit.
He honks the horn as he passes him, "Yo, don´t do that".
He thinks it´s unfair to overtake him as he drove past him first. And the rest is history.
Dude I'm so PSYCHED by these reuploads!
I've always loved your MA videos, like watching a monster film without much of the human drama in comparison to the whole film. Like some sort of nostalgia watching these, and that's always a golden lining for me.
Damn Topsy, it’s been quite some time since I’ve seen you. You’ve been here since the start man, hope you’re doing ok my old friend. Thanks for popping back.
@@MovieJunkieOfficial DUDE THIS IS SO AWESOME.
I'm glad you remember me! Your videos have always been a comfort to me, you just know what scenes to pick and what music to use to make them even better. Been wild on my end, but I hope things are doing better for you! I'll always stay subscribed!
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@@MovieJunkieOfficialimaging having that truck and christine chasing after u at the same time time
the movie still gets at me. i watched it when i was 11 years old and it scared me. great movie but real creepy..
Fun fact: the guy who is driving the car plays Chester Good in Gunsmoke too.
1971 год какие в Америке дороги!!! Шик
НЕТ НАВЕРНО ЭТОТ ГРУЗОВИК НАВЕРНОЕ ИЗ 1971 ОГО ГОДА !!!!
in the real world that truck would never have cought the slant six valiant
I first watched Duel on the late movie back in the mid 80's. Maybe me & MovieJunkie watched it on the same night. I was about 10 as well.
30:25 synth music is amazing, doesn't fit with the vibe of the movie IMHO ,but i like it it needs to be its own hit single!
What a movie this is, I seen it many times from the -70s and I love the simplicity and yet thrilling movie and this remastered piece was well done 👍
Thanks a lot.
옛날에 흑백티비 시절 봤던 영화...감독이 스필버그인걸 보고 깜놀했었고 역시 스필버그 구나!했던 기억이 있네요.
Legal dois brinquedos se transforma em um filme espetacular amei
Sabe oque e mais legal? Bem lá no final quando o carro bate de frente com o caminhão na primeira cena o carro bate de frente mas logo corta pra outra cena onde o carro simplesmente decide que aquela não e a posição ideal e decide ficar de lado👍
Class film.
Loved it really enjoyed watching it that truck and the sound of the raw engine man sounds mean and the look of it.. this film was quite 😂😂 funny I had my laughs but it was brilliant to watch thanks for the upload of this film first time watching it big massive thanks
I love the duel movie
It was 1990 when i watched this movie first time and my age was 20 and now it is 2024 and i m still in my 20 bcz i m watching it again😢😢😢
Amazing work loved it
A bit dated perhaps, but still holds up quite well. That you never see driver adds to the suspense. Who is that guy? Why is he after him? The Plymouth must've been a "Slant 6," they're hard to kill.
that Plymouth WAS A SLANT 6cyl ,with NO TURBOS or SUPER
CHARGERS
Dated? Let me tell you what dated looks like. Practically every film in the last couple years couldn't even TOUCH this little film. Now THATS dated
First of all what a classic movie. After being a driver now for many years I have encountered car drivers that don't like being over taken even when their like 8mph under the speed limit... When you over take (doing the speed limit) they wake up and fight for their space back...to the point of cutting you up.... Usually the driver is in a modern sporty type of car. It's funny seeing that behaviour and how petty it is, I can imagine them muttering "i want my road space back" 😂 some can't get their space back and start driving dangerously just to get in front of me😂 some end up 5 cars behind because they get stuck trying to over take again😂... I just don't get the man baby attitude 🤭 so Duel is very realistic in the driving attitudes that's still around today...
28:00 puts me in mind of the behaviour of Oppressor 2 pilots in GTA. As soon as you get out of your vulnerable vehicle, they leave.
"A rotten civilization becomes numb to its own evil, loves the virus that gnaws at it, and no longer respects itself." cioran
20:54 Yes….that truck would be able to push that car like it was a matchbox. IT’s Hollywood!
Could be he was just playing with him like a cat does a mouse
@@garyharrall4002 Hey. If you want to take it up a notch. The driver meant great harm. Like trying to run Dennis over in the phone booth. And the countless times as the movie progressed. That semi truck is probably 30,000 lbs, empty. That car 3-4,000? Torque is the determinant.
@mrdave777 I'm aware of the torque they have. I drive one for a living. But I also know you can Feather that clutch to just barely move
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las Mejores escenas de Monstruos, Con lo que lo hacías super especial era la música que escogías de Fondo le daba el toque a tus videos y los repetía todo el tiempo
espero que sigas subiendo mas de tus videos Borrados y nos regreses esa Nostalgia viendo tus videos
This film is such a classic.
یادش بخیر، 35 سال قبل این فیلم رو دیده بودم، البته سیاه و سفید ❤😂❤❤❤
Love this movie
Tarzan the wonder car 😂😂😂😂
Now this is called the real horor movie ....excellent 🤘🤘 worth to watch it guys....
32:00 is the railroad crossing from when the truck nudges Mann’s car after the school bus scene but filmed from the opposite direction. It’s an observation I enjoy watching this movie, spotting all the reused roads.
This man has too much pride
This is why we should buy a Japanese Sedan or USSR car, high speed and no need to stop at the gas station frequently.. the truck will have to spend a lot more DO to follow us.😅😅
This is my favorite film and a like this film❤
Muy buena película...
Mucho suspenso.
All the licence plates of the front of the truck were they his victims😮
It’s implied they are indeed from cars the trucks ‘claimed’. But from some awesome knowledgable sharing by the community, the plates may be from the truck driving across states, therefore requiring multiple plates. The former is much better!
Something tells that everyone's plates were drivers who drove red cars
All Times one of the best...👍👍👍
Thanks for the Upload 🙋
great movie. The only aspect of Weaver's acting I don't like is that he's constantly turning his entire head and upper body around to look out the rear window. The rear-view mirror precludes the need to do this.
I think Spielberg was using it for effect to demonstrate the fear of Dennis Weaver
I think I'd still just use the rearview mirror, even if I was being tailed by a truck like this.
Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
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This Movie kind of reminds me of Jeepers Creepers.