This looks like an awesome movie. When they showed the clip of the guy falling out the window of the high rise, I was not expecting them to show him hitting the ground. Holy crap! lol
The Mopar pursuit cars..daaaang. Such flat handling & no brake dive on hard stops. fabulously engineered suspensions. & being cop cars they had the best of everything from the option box, plus more. Mopar cop cars were diverted off the regular assembly line and given top shelf items..oil coolers, etc and the unibodies..although very strong/stiff already, received extra welds all over.
Is the stunt driver in 0.15 not wearing a crash helmet?! This would make it the best rollover stunt ever done without the use of a crash helmet. Fabulous car action in this film.
Continuity flaw! When the NYPD police car with Charles Bronson as front seat passenger enters the underground car park at 1:45, it's a 1969 Dodge Coronet. Inside with Bronson getting out it becomes a 1969 Plymouth Belvedere.
@@DC322 It is! A brand new (at the time) Fury, though still a Coronet ahead of it. Makes me think that the (chaos, but entertaining) underground car park scene (what we call it in UK, so I'm not going to change) was made in LA, as all the police cars featured were used by LAPD, repainted to look like NYPDs. As well as the Coronet changing into a Belvedere, the Fury following it turns into a 1970 Mercury Montego (used by LAPD that year), which collides with the getaway mob's Buick LeSabre.
Such an ugly car! My friend's parents had one they almost never drove in the early 80s. I think it was the only yellow one left in rust-prone Toronto by that point.
I like it in a couple of scenes especially in very beginning the man leans out the window of the second floor of the house and start shooting the cops. No I don't like that. But what I like is his ignorance. Did he really think he's going to survive and get out of there? He of course you know he's facing Charles Bronson a tough little guy. I'm big fan of Charles Bronson but a short or medium length barrel on a pistol you just have to be that accurate on the draw and shot. It's different if you're at the Target practicing but the accuracy of this isn't that great. But great movie clip
This looks like an awesome movie. When they showed the clip of the guy falling out the window of the high rise, I was not expecting them to show him hitting the ground. Holy crap! lol
Only a real dummy would allow himself to fall out of a high rise window. Splat!
IKR!
LMFAO
It’s war .
Great stunt man!!!
Charles Bronson was the action hero of 70s rip
Starring Norman Fell, John Ritter, and Stuart Margolin.
The Mopar pursuit cars..daaaang. Such flat handling & no brake dive on hard stops. fabulously engineered suspensions. & being cop cars they had the best of everything from the option box, plus more. Mopar cop cars were diverted off the regular assembly line and given top shelf items..oil coolers, etc and the unibodies..although very strong/stiff already, received extra welds all over.
That Light Blue International Scout is beautiful.
Superb soundtrack by the late, great Roy Budd.
Best known for providing the music in the original 'Get Carter', starring Michael Caine.
R.I.P. Satellites,Belvederes,and Montegos.
Now these movies are CGIs and green screens today. I like real action with real stunts.
No PC shit.......just a cool shoot em up when tv could show this at 2am
I have a 70 coronet 440 sedan, probably the last one..haha..
Is the stunt driver in 0.15 not wearing a crash helmet?! This would make it the best rollover stunt ever done without the use of a crash helmet. Fabulous car action in this film.
Seen the movie. Driver who was driving the VW was doubling for Mr Magee from 'The Incredible Hulk'.
ouch hurts to watch those classics getting trashed
Particularly that VW squareback. Sniff.
notice that green Volkswagen ... makes its way into a lot of movies
Bullitt also
Continuity flaw! When the NYPD police car with Charles Bronson as front seat passenger enters the underground car park at 1:45, it's a 1969 Dodge Coronet. Inside with Bronson getting out it becomes a 1969 Plymouth Belvedere.
That's a Plymouth Fury that was following the Belvedere.
@@DC322 It is! A brand new (at the time) Fury, though still a Coronet ahead of it. Makes me think that the (chaos, but entertaining) underground car park scene (what we call it in UK, so I'm not going to change) was made in LA, as all the police cars featured were used by LAPD, repainted to look like NYPDs. As well as the Coronet changing into a Belvedere, the Fury following it turns into a 1970 Mercury Montego (used by LAPD that year), which collides with the getaway mob's Buick LeSabre.
@@speakfreeley4473 another guy from the UK loves the old cop cars 👍🏼
I’m sorry I had to watch the dummy fall out of the window four times because it was hilariously cheesy
Indeed
3:18 Gas pumps inside the parking garage?
R.I.P Charles Bronson!
Epic classics! Thanks dude!
You left out the scene with the Imperial
Love that scene in the staircase!
🤣
Very cool this car chases classics
The guy falling out of the window looked funny that was definitely a dummy
Seems like every 4-door Montego ever made is here...
Such an ugly car! My friend's parents had one they almost never drove in the early 80s. I think it was the only yellow one left in rust-prone Toronto by that point.
The NYPD never had Montego’s.
The remaining one got a lot of screen time in Gone In 60 Seconds.
@@mrcarlo1966 Prop cars, no doubt. Also, looks like everything destroyed was either a Montego or the '68 Belvedere. The '69s weren't touched.
@@mrcarlo1966 The LAPD did.
1:18 is that mustached gentleman ducking because he notes a camera filming?
Nice orange Pinto!!!
I like it in a couple of scenes especially in very beginning the man leans out the window of the second floor of the house and start shooting the cops. No I don't like that. But what I like is his ignorance. Did he really think he's going to survive and get out of there? He of course you know he's facing Charles Bronson a tough little guy. I'm big fan of Charles Bronson but a short or medium length barrel on a pistol you just have to be that accurate on the draw and shot. It's different if you're at the Target practicing but the accuracy of this isn't that great. But great movie clip
this is very old school
thanks
Lots of violence in this movie. A lot of action. Violent action.
Ya no se hacen películas como estas porque los autos de hoy al primer madrazo...jajaja valen jefa
Tires don't squeal in dirt..
Is the bike a K1 750?
Yes .
Lots of people falling and bouncing off things from heights scenes.
all tossed out by Putin.
Predated, dirty Harry.
damn... more folks falling from windows than Putin's russia
Or a Bed Bath and Beyond shareholder conference…..
DOOM
En FRANÇAIS SVP
Oavoir
警察が人を殺してもいいのか、殺人犯人ではないのか