All of you guys realize that the Dodge Monaco & the Eldorado were actually pretty evenly matched in the power range cad 8.2L 500 v8 had just under 200 hp the 440 Monaco around 200 hp
An E86 440 Monaco had 245-255hp even in CA trim in '77-'78 and it didn't take much to get well over 300hp from that engine, cat delete, re-jetting the carb, maybe a few other emissions deleted.
@@MintyFreshTurdsan E58 360 was pretty stout, without emissions equipment, open exhaust, better carb jetting on the EM1 version of the 360 in the '78 Lil' Red Express D100 made 255hp and was the quickest accelerating American vehicle in 1979.
I watched this after a video of the police chasing a much more powerful and nimble 1990s Eldorado for miles. It was pretty riveting, but car chases are just more fun when they involve big old American land yachts sliding all over the road like sleds from hell.
When directors have a great passion for filmmaking, they can accomplish just about anything. James Cameron definitely has that. It is no wonder his films have achieved so much success.
This is vhs version is why. I likr dvd version better w the garage chase shotgun sound & then the international transtar that runs over Arnold that sound pack they used to make it sound more realistic i like very much in the dvd version. Because all you hear in vhs vers. Is just the squeling tire sound of the scraping rubber burnin off the tires.
Because those vehicles were closing the street for the recordings while the one chasing the car is set in the movie,just notice that they are completely different models.
I think it'd be a safe bet to assume they used both. Most departments aren't a one vehicle fleet especially back then. You would have Impalas, Coronet's, LTD'S, Monaco's, Fury's, etc. I've seen pictures of LAPD using both back in the day.
1:24 If you look at the very back you can see two LAPD caprices parked with another siren pattern. These vehicles are set in the movie while those were the standard models until the 90s.
@@woecp Probably when they were filming the Lapd was still in transition renewing the fleet. In the second film,the vehicle that the 1000 steals is already consistent with the fleet of the period,which is the Chevrolet Caprice.
Cameron STOLE a LOT from the 1978 film The Driver for the vehicle chases and stunts in this movie. The types of vehicles, the locations in LA, certain types of action. He made it more suspenseful and dark than car guy glory of The Driver and did SciFi instead of nhilistic crook but, yeah.
if u look it up , the cop that the terminator steals the car from is the same guy taking pics of arnold in the mall after being thrown thru the window by the T-1000
Those cars along with the other Terminator cars must join Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Motorsport 7. If not, Forza Horizon 5 and Forza Motorsport 8 as options.
So if the Terminator is hard to kill and "Absolutely will not stop", why did he leave? Wouldn't he have seen Sarah as cornered in the car and just walked up and killed her and Reese? Why would a Terminator run away if it is fearless?
We see after the car chase the Terminator returns to his Motel to perform surgery on itself. It sustained seriously bad injuries in the police car that it probably felt it better to fix itself than continue.
bad movie editing...The Terminator had less than 10 seconds to make his escape after hitting the wall with his car without being seen be the cops. It's clear the movie was poorly edited to reflect that more time had passed when both cars stopped, Terminator's car hitting the wall and Sarah and Reese spinning out. The time passage reflected would indicate several minutes passed before the the cops showed up instead the 10 seconds protrayed in the movie. After hitting the car in the wall, the Terminator was stunned for several seconds. However, the cops showed up less than 10 seconds after the cars stopped. it's impossible for the Terminator to have escaped undetected. The Terminator had less than 10 seconds to escape undetected. More time obviously passed than what was reflected in the movie.
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I love the 80s cars ❤❤
Especially that dodge Monaco
Well these cars are not 80s cars, thats a 1976 Ford LTD, and thats a 1977 Dodge Monaco..
@@BrandonSoto92010 yeah that’s actually what I was gonna say. I think late 70s and early 80s cars have very similar shapes
one of my all time favourite car chases ever, this entire film blew my mind when I saw it on VHS as a kid
Love the lack of CGI in this.
Man, Arnold without his eyebrows look like Super Saiyan 3 from Dragon Ball Z. Lol
god i love that chase music take me back to being young again when this first came out!
This is 1L19, west bound on Olympic, approaching Overland
2:21 *best part* burn rubber, Arnold!! 😁😁😁
2:11-2:15 The way his head turn around to navigate is so mechanical and menacing. At first sight, i deadass thought that was a stop motion lol
2:20 I like it when the terminator finds out the location of Kyle and Sarah and immediately turns the car around
All of you guys realize that the Dodge Monaco & the Eldorado were actually pretty evenly matched in the power range cad 8.2L 500 v8 had just under 200 hp the 440 Monaco around 200 hp
Actually it was a 77 Eldorado which had a 425. We can tell its 77 model as it has the Eldorado script above the grill.
Also not sure if a LAPD cruiser would have a 440, more then likely a 360.
@@kennethduarte9605 360 wouldn't lay rubber like that.
An E86 440 Monaco had 245-255hp even in CA trim in '77-'78 and it didn't take much to get well over 300hp from that engine, cat delete, re-jetting the carb, maybe a few other emissions deleted.
@@MintyFreshTurdsan E58 360 was pretty stout, without emissions equipment, open exhaust, better carb jetting on the EM1 version of the 360 in the '78 Lil' Red Express D100 made 255hp and was the quickest accelerating American vehicle in 1979.
I watched this after a video of the police chasing a much more powerful and nimble 1990s Eldorado for miles. It was pretty riveting, but car chases are just more fun when they involve big old American land yachts sliding all over the road like sleds from hell.
It was a 1976 Eldorado just sayin
Lmao 0:28 just casually driving mad and being in car Paranoid and all the sudden driver screams DO YOU UNDERSTAND !!
Nice transition XD
amazing car chase for a movie that had a 3 mil budget, sometimes directors can make wonders with low amounts of cash
When directors have a great passion for filmmaking, they can accomplish just about anything. James Cameron definitely has that. It is no wonder his films have achieved so much success.
Epic car chase!!!
The classic bang of the shotgun is not there.
Yeah, they did an awful job with guns with the 5.1 remaster, original MONO's version is far better...
This is vhs version is why. I likr dvd version better w the garage chase shotgun sound & then the international transtar that runs over Arnold that sound pack they used to make it sound more realistic i like very much in the dvd version. Because all you hear in vhs vers. Is just the squeling tire sound of the scraping rubber burnin off the tires.
@@Nikohere VHS had the original sound. This is DVD with the changed sound and not set to mono.
1:23 No one notices another cop car on the right side of the road. Wonder what they were up too.
Because those vehicles were closing the street for the recordings while the one chasing the car is set in the movie,just notice that they are completely different models.
yeah two of them over there lol nice catch
I've always wanted to get my hands on a '75 Ford LTD sedan like the one Reese drove here.
Less fun it's fwd
It is most certainly not front-wheel drive, @Bonkey Dollocks.
@@woodyofp8574 well he couldn't smoke either end
@@bonkeydollocks1879 The Cadillac is FWD, The LTD is RWD
@@honeyblunt5150 I knew one was, knew it was the cadillac from the start, I must have had an off day lol
never noticed before that that was a rare Studebaker Lark truck that was hit in the parking garage
Really? I had to rewind it back and there it is. 2:57 - 3:02 Poor truck but I'm very sure it can take a beating.
My question is this. Did the LAPD use 77/78 Monacos or Furys ?
Also. I believe they didn't use Aerodynic lightbars till 79 ...
But what do I know
I think it'd be a safe bet to assume they used both. Most departments aren't a one vehicle fleet especially back then. You would have Impalas, Coronet's, LTD'S, Monaco's, Fury's, etc. I've seen pictures of LAPD using both back in the day.
1:24 If you look at the very back you can see two LAPD caprices parked with another siren pattern. These vehicles are set in the movie while those were the standard models until the 90s.
@@augustojosedesouza4943I was thinking that, they had the square body stuff then in 84 these cars look late 70s was probably retired by then
@@woecp Probably when they were filming the Lapd was still in transition renewing the fleet. In the second film,the vehicle that the 1000 steals is already consistent with the fleet of the period,which is the Chevrolet Caprice.
@@augustojosedesouza4943Exactly. I like how they kept up with that time period of LAPD cars.
Cameron STOLE a LOT from the 1978 film The Driver for the vehicle chases and stunts in this movie. The types of vehicles, the locations in LA, certain types of action. He made it more suspenseful and dark than car guy glory of The Driver and did SciFi instead of nhilistic crook but, yeah.
Awesome job!
What’s the Theme to this Car chase scene anyway ?
Reese/Sarah in garage
What model of police car is that
Dodge Monaco
1977
Kyle Reese is my hero. I wish I were Sarah Connor to be with him. He's so handsome and hot.
My mame is Kyle Reese🙋🏻♂️
Kyle Reese in stolen 70s Cadillac being chased by t800 in a stolen 70s dodge Monaco
0:59 was that really the terminators voice? 😂 if so he’s definitely a legend
Cadillac Eldorado vs Dodge Monaco.
Ford Galaxy vs Dodge Monaco.
Nope Plymouth fury vs Cadillac eldorado
What a chase
0:07 Terminator Gets 1977 DODGE MONICO COP CAR XD
Sgt. Reese didn't bother to put his headlights on.
2:22 smoking it, superb
Reese was driving machine frfr
A 1976 Ford LTD not A 1975 Ford LTD.
Posta esse filme exterminador do futuro 1 2 3 dublado online muito bom obrigado
1:25 when you freeze it. Doesn't the cop look like the Cop/Terminator from Terminator 2 ?
if u look it up , the cop that the terminator steals the car from is the same guy taking pics of arnold in the mall after being thrown thru the window by the T-1000
At least they were wrecking old LTDs and El dorados and not 60s and 70s Mopars. I can stomach watching these.
4:12 Pautz
Those cars along with the other Terminator cars must join Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Motorsport 7. If not, Forza Horizon 5 and Forza Motorsport 8 as options.
1:28 good
So if the Terminator is hard to kill and "Absolutely will not stop", why did he leave? Wouldn't he have seen Sarah as cornered in the car and just walked up and killed her and Reese? Why would a Terminator run away if it is fearless?
We see after the car chase the Terminator returns to his Motel to perform surgery on itself. It sustained seriously bad injuries in the police car that it probably felt it better to fix itself than continue.
i asked that very same question and the best answer i could come up with is that it would not have been a very good movie if it ended there.
2:20 Uh oh 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
bad movie editing...The Terminator had less than 10 seconds to make his escape after hitting the wall with his car without being seen be the cops. It's clear the movie was poorly edited to reflect that more time had passed when both cars stopped, Terminator's car hitting the wall and Sarah and Reese spinning out. The time passage reflected would indicate several minutes passed before the the cops showed up instead the 10 seconds protrayed in the movie. After hitting the car in the wall, the Terminator was stunned for several seconds. However, the cops showed up less than 10 seconds after the cars stopped. it's impossible for the Terminator to have escaped undetected. The Terminator had less than 10 seconds to escape undetected. More time obviously passed than what was reflected in the movie.
Я щас ленивый пухлый школьник... Я переводы гоблина вспомнил... Это Шварц играет в кино
wait i have the same LTD
Just don't drive your classic like in the film.
4:30 what movie?
Starsky & Hutch, a 1970s American TV show
@@SeanODea25 that the movie of Starsky & Hutch
0:11
terminator