Johnny CincoCero This show obviously was a sponsorship to the movie to gear that marketing strategy in your head. You saw it, wished you had it, but you could have if you buy the taurus. Great marketing strategy!
I’ve had both Ford and GM vehicles, and I gotta say; I’ve had better luck with Fords as far as reliability and quality. The first thing that would break on the few GMs that I’ve had, were the power windows if they were equipped with them. I hated the power windows on those things.
@Peter Evans first of all, dont like your own comments thats for losers. Second of all you said 4 cylinder junk cars, thats an 8 cylinder car. 4+4=8. Now you know.
@Peter Evans This car chase ain't bad, you claim they're 4 cyl cars but complain about the Thunderbird being underpowered? Sounds like you're talking outta your ass here my guy
Naeehma Scott I wonder why they did not use the one at 2:06 which the air bag went off and took that jump totaling it, but from movie perspective we would have not noticed. If it were not for you I would not have even noticed it though.
As a former owner of both these cars, it's cool to see "normal" cars featured in a chase, especially that Thunderbird. That said, the Taurus might survive that first jump, but no way does survive the second one. And I don't know what everyone else thinks, but that slog through the parade absolutely kills all momentum and excitement in this scene.
@@chrisstrawn4108I agree it went on too long but if the time in Chinatown was cut in half it would’ve been perfect. The director said it was meant to built tension and anxiety before the finale at the pier and it does but I think it was stupid after the first couple mins there
My favorite PS1 game. You're saving the POTUS and cars are flying through the air and all he can say is "Nice driving son". I remember his voice sounding like the future Obama.
First movie where a 4.6 is the antagonist ,i own a 280 hp Lincoln mark VIII based from a modified Thunderbird platform, So im proud that you shared this movie clip, god bless
@@Notproffessorson Possibly. The body style between the 89 and 91 model years are virtually identical. The change to the 2nd gen didn't occur until the 1992 model year, and there were subtle changes for that generation for 1994 and 1995 (color matched door handles instead of black).
My first car was my dad's charcoal '86. I later got a black 91 and have loved this movie ever since. I just wish mine was an SC. Unfortunately, it was the 3.8L that basically came with a blown head gasket...
This one My best car chases in 90's no cgi all stunts and actions are real. I will leave this comment here until end of time until I view this car chase again and again.
Artie the Swolest Man in the World I was waiting to hear The Who' in the background (YEAAAAA)as he takes some sunglasses off, or puts em on..... When we watched that show me and the olady renamed it Jorge, but pronounce it so it sounds like whore-hey... hey honey ,whore-hey is on grab the popcorn!
this is basically a homage to bullitt because of the car chase in San Francisco CA. Billy Friedkin loves that film. he got inspired by that and that's why he decided use a car chase in the French connection, to live and die in LA, this film Jade and the hunted. plus David Caruso is dressed a lot like Steve McQueen in this if you see the similarities between this and bullitt.
I can't help but notice the skid plate under the Taurus for the hill jumps. They made no effort in hiding it. I had a feeling this was a William Friedkin movie. The chase alone and the cinematography. For example, the camera that shows the actor driving as it pans all the way around to show what's in front of him. That was featured in the To Live and Die in LA chase. Also, the voice dubbing of other drivers raging and cursing at them.
I wish I could go from driving a 92-95 Taurus with a self repairing windshield to an 86-91 Taurus when I get slammed into the water with minimal damage to the side. But I'm stuck with my '08 Taurus. They just don't build them like they used to, am I right?
Racer Hex Okay, go buy a dozen of them for that price and I'll gladly take them off your hands for 30¢ and you'll be tripling your money. Sound like a lucrative deal to you? Yeah, sure. Your reply to me was just as lame as my reply to you. Is that really the best response that you can come up with? It's all a matter of opinion. Which, my opinion happens to be that those are sweet cars. If you don't like them, you don't have to dump all over someone else's opinion of them. This is one of the main reasons I have gotten to the point where I just don't like the internet anymore. Too many people being ugly to each other and constantly running others down with negativity and harsh words. Why comment at all if you are just going to do nothing but trash someone else's enjoyment of something or their expression of admiration of something? That's all I'm going to say to you on the matter.
@@CivilEngineerWroxton Wow, I wish I could see the comment that got deleted. Sounds like it was a doozy though. I get what you mean. I've come to really hate the sort of stuff that sometimes festers in these comment sections and I've noticed that car videos (or in this case a video that prominently features cars) seem to be pretty consistently toxic. I feel for you man. I really like the idea of being able to connect with people from around the globe over common interests like cars or movies, but more often than not it just seems like a platform for pointless sniping. I'll stay optimistic though. Hope you have a great day stranger. :-)
This car chase was awesome, but I had 1 problem with it. After the woman got hit, the Thunderbird took off speeding. The time it took him to check on her & take off in the Taurus, there is no way he would've caught up with her that quick as fast as that Thunderbird was.
I had a '92 Taurus, same generation as Caruso's model. Also had the same 3.0 liter V6. Nice car, but NO WAY fast enough to have kept up with the Thunderbird, especially not with an automatic transmission. My brother's '97 Taurus SHO was another stiory, but not Caruso's car. No way.
If you watch a lot of car chase scenes, you will soon realize that they CANNOT take the abuse. Most scenes are shot with multiple copies of the same car, so when one does a jump or other stunt and is crippled, the producers cut to another shot of a different duplicate car driving away from the stunt. It is sometimes possible and fun to find discrepancies between the cars that are supposedly the same one.....parts hanging off of one and not the other, lights broken on one and not the other, etc.. You often have to still frame through the scenes to spot these, as they usually flash by so fast (on purpose, of course) that the viewer on first watch does not catch them, and it is assumed that the original car did the whole bit.
+John Maverick. They had to do a lot of running repairs to keep the mustang going, but yes, the whole chase was done with just one car. of course, it' only did one big jump.
I've always wondered which character in Jade was actually driving the Thunderbird when it ran over Angie Everhardt's character. Chas Palmentari's character? Or one of the governor's associates?
One of 3 best car chases in cop movies from the late Billy Friedkin along with the French connection and to live and die in LA. And yes the hunted also from Friedkin had a car chase too, but it was short. The rest of the chase was on foot. But still a good movie.
Had a Taurus. Raced a few tbirds. The only way to drive that shitty Taurus is flat the hell out. Very underrated vehicle. It's a perfect example of why and where Ford screwed up. If they had just let the motor breath the way it was meant to, Ford would be at the top of the list for what to buy
I've owned a mid 90's Taurus and no way would it even look at a hill, let alone get air, without immediately breaking down. The struts would have shot through the hood and subframe tore from the body and continued down the road.
8:30 if you watch it slowly you can see the car is an slightly older model and when it goes into the air you can see the cables that lift the car on the left 😂
NO car would be able to endure a jump like that. Tierods, ball joints, A-frames, and every other component of the front suspension would be trashed. Also, airbags would have deployed. Airbags are triggered by an extremely sudden deceleration and not by the car being smashed, so the car coming down on its front end like that would be a sudden enough deceleration that airbag sensors would activate and deploy the airbags, thus rendering the car undriveable along with the front suspension totally being trashed.
Since the killers in the Thunderbird were struggling to get through that parade, Caruso should have gone after them on foot and shot the TBird's tires. The chase would end sooner but having a fistfight in the middle of all that chaos would have been more thrilling.
This car chase takes all car chase in history and equips GTA V physics
I wish the power windows on my Fords would open and close that quickly.
Johnny CincoCero
This show obviously was a sponsorship to the movie to gear that marketing strategy in your head. You saw it, wished you had it, but you could have if you buy the taurus. Great marketing strategy!
I’ve had both Ford and GM vehicles, and I gotta say; I’ve had better luck with Fords as far as reliability and quality. The first thing that would break on the few GMs that I’ve had, were the power windows if they were equipped with them. I hated the power windows on those things.
you can see the skid plates they installed when they hit a jump so they don't land on the oil pan and kill the motor
ONE OF THE BEST CHASE SCENES EVER ? NOT CGI ,NOT COMPUTER SPECIAL EFFECTS THAT LOOK LIKE VIDEO GAMES ,REAL CHASE SCENES!!!!!!!
I am convinced that David Caruso has mastered the art of rage in movies
He almost reminds me of that character he played in China Girl (1987).
Underrated movie. Up there with the best movie chase scenes ever.
@Peter Evans the T Bird has a 5.0 V8 mustang motor
@Peter Evans simple math proves otherwise
@Peter Evans first of all, dont like your own comments thats for losers. Second of all you said 4 cylinder junk cars, thats an 8 cylinder car. 4+4=8. Now you know.
@Peter Evans sorry i didnt know you were special needs. My apologies.
friscoe is the ideal place for car chases
2:06
If you look closely at the windshield we can see that the airbag went off, meaning that a stunt driver was driving at the moment.
Gotta love a 90s Thunderbird. I can confirm they will do all of this and more.
lol
That SC was a BEAST!!!
LX 4.6 or 5.0 , fun big cars .....
@Peter Evans This car chase ain't bad, you claim they're 4 cyl cars but complain about the Thunderbird being underpowered? Sounds like you're talking outta your ass here my guy
94 Catfish time! 🙃🐟
With streets like those, I bet San Francisco would be a great place to open a brake/transmission shop.
"Man you fucked up" is my favourite part lol
The thing is do those guys help him??
Friedkin a master of car chases
If you look closely when the t-bird rammed into the taurus, that same taurus had turned into an pre-1992 instead of a '94.
must be movie budgets.
Naeehma Scott
I wonder why they did not use the one at 2:06 which the air bag went off and took that jump totaling it, but from movie perspective we would have not noticed.
If it were not for you I would not have even noticed it though.
Johnell Scott
I guess they went so broke destroying taurus sedans that they used the old first gen one for that scene.
As a former owner of both these cars, it's cool to see "normal" cars featured in a chase, especially that Thunderbird. That said, the Taurus might survive that first jump, but no way does survive the second one. And I don't know what everyone else thinks, but that slog through the parade absolutely kills all momentum and excitement in this scene.
^^^This.
@@chrisstrawn4108I agree it went on too long but if the time in Chinatown was cut in half it would’ve been perfect. The director said it was meant to built tension and anxiety before the finale at the pier and it does but I think it was stupid after the first couple mins there
Meanwhile in Driver:San Francisco...
My favorite PS1 game. You're saving the POTUS and cars are flying through the air and all he can say is "Nice driving son". I remember his voice sounding like the future Obama.
William Friedkin and his THIRD movie car chase. The guy loves 'em.
2:06 The Tauruses airbag deploys
YEA TRUE NICE CATCH
Noticed
First movie where a 4.6 is the antagonist ,i own a 280 hp Lincoln mark VIII based from a modified Thunderbird platform, So im proud that you shared this movie clip, god bless
8:30
The Ford Taurus magically changes from a 1995 to a 1991.
magik
I think it was actually a 1989
@@Notproffessorson Possibly. The body style between the 89 and 91 model years are virtually identical.
The change to the 2nd gen didn't occur until the 1992 model year, and there were subtle changes for that generation for 1994 and 1995 (color matched door handles instead of black).
2:05 Lol the airbag deployed....it must've scared the stuntman to death
course they did who would have guessed they would actually work.
I just hope it wasn't a Takata airbag.
wouldn't they hav disconnected that
It’s crazy how they had the budget to by a Taurus and wreck it on set do to the stunt driver
LOOK like it hit the pole at 2:00 Same jump at different angle.
Fox chassis MN12 and a D186. The MN12 T-Bird was a beast
My first car was my dad's charcoal '86. I later got a black 91 and have loved this movie ever since. I just wish mine was an SC. Unfortunately, it was the 3.8L that basically came with a blown head gasket...
That black car is a 1992 Ford Thunderbird. And the silver car is a 1994 Ford Taurus.
Thunderbird SC...Super Coupe, Turbo Charged
@@joericci4094 Nope, it was the V8 5.0 Sport.
It's not a Sport, just a LX with the $1050 5.0 engine option. I had a 91 Thunderbird LX 5.0
Duh i TOTALLY didnt know that
Still love this movie. Would love to find it on DVD
Best car chase ive ever seen as im 31 years-old. I want that Thunderbird or an exact replica 😍. Sad to see it get so damaged in this lol
This chase is fantastic. Friedkin is the man.
Friedkin will always be the man when it comes to great car chases!!
So the T-bird driver has no qualms running down a hot red head twice, but refuses to just plow through a parade? ok.
Lost patience @5:30
she's not hot
@@hertzwave8001 guessing you like the boy's !
This one My best car chases in 90's no cgi all stunts and actions are real. I will leave this comment here until end of time until I view this car chase again and again.
This car chase brought to you by Ford.
Lmao good one
I never scene this movie before but right away knew this was Dave Caruso from CSI Miami.
but seriously though why was the CSI miami guy using robocop's car to chase david hasselhoff
Artie the Swolest Man in the World
I was waiting to hear The Who' in the background (YEAAAAA)as he takes some sunglasses off, or puts em on.....
When we watched that show me and the olady renamed it Jorge, but pronounce it so it sounds like whore-hey...
hey honey ,whore-hey is on grab the popcorn!
The fuck you talking about? That's a Ford Thunderbird!
Sooo.... believable. And the end scene... Didn't know those cars were made like a bouncing-ball. *PONG, SPLASH!*
this is basically a homage to bullitt because of the car chase in San Francisco CA. Billy Friedkin loves that film. he got inspired by that and that's why he decided use a car chase in the French connection, to live and die in LA, this film Jade and the hunted. plus David Caruso is dressed a lot like Steve McQueen in this if you see the similarities between this and bullitt.
I can't help but notice the skid plate under the Taurus for the hill jumps. They made no effort in hiding it. I had a feeling this was a William Friedkin movie. The chase alone and the cinematography. For example, the camera that shows the actor driving as it pans all the way around to show what's in front of him. That was featured in the To Live and Die in LA chase. Also, the voice dubbing of other drivers raging and cursing at them.
ONE OF THE BEST ACTION SCENES EVER
I wish I could go from driving a 92-95 Taurus with a self repairing windshield to an 86-91 Taurus when I get slammed into the water with minimal damage to the side. But I'm stuck with my '08 Taurus.
They just don't build them like they used to, am I right?
What a waste of a good looking Tbird
I agree. Sweet car that just got trashed.
Racer Hex Okay, go buy a dozen of them for that price and I'll gladly take them off your hands for 30¢ and you'll be tripling your money. Sound like a lucrative deal to you? Yeah, sure.
Your reply to me was just as lame as my reply to you. Is that really the best response that you can come up with? It's all a matter of opinion. Which, my opinion happens to be that those are sweet cars. If you don't like them, you don't have to dump all over someone else's opinion of them. This is one of the main reasons I have gotten to the point where I just don't like the internet anymore. Too many people being ugly to each other and constantly running others down with negativity and harsh words. Why comment at all if you are just going to do nothing but trash someone else's enjoyment of something or their expression of admiration of something? That's all I'm going to say to you on the matter.
Not a big deal, that thing was brand new when this film was made. You could just walk into a dealership and buy a new one.
+Joel Daniel Rodriguez Not as bad as F&F movies wrecking dozens of dodge chargers
@@CivilEngineerWroxton Wow, I wish I could see the comment that got deleted. Sounds like it was a doozy though. I get what you mean. I've come to really hate the sort of stuff that sometimes festers in these comment sections and I've noticed that car videos (or in this case a video that prominently features cars) seem to be pretty consistently toxic. I feel for you man. I really like the idea of being able to connect with people from around the globe over common interests like cars or movies, but more often than not it just seems like a platform for pointless sniping. I'll stay optimistic though. Hope you have a great day stranger. :-)
8:56 "Man you fucked up!" "LANGUAGE" *Seth Rogan Laughs*
Another underrated car chase
3:18 Ford Sponsors their ABS on the Taurus.
This car chase was awesome, but I had 1 problem with it.
After the woman got hit, the Thunderbird took off speeding.
The time it took him to check on her & take off in the Taurus, there is no way he would've caught up with her that quick as fast as that Thunderbird was.
Don t forget we re in a movie bro....
8:55 that's my favorite part 😂😂😂
They must have used 10 Taurus and 10 Thunderbirds for that scene.
At 2:07 you can see the air bag deploy!
no....
Yes
Serial bixhoz me dashuri
*2:06
@@wcnmvp3820 Yes, you can.
Who else caught the line “Hey you asshole!” Twice by two separate people but was the same ADR ? Lol
No one does a car chase scene like William Freidkin
I had a '92 Taurus, same generation as Caruso's model. Also had the same 3.0 liter V6. Nice car, but NO WAY fast enough to have kept up with the Thunderbird, especially not with an automatic transmission. My brother's '97 Taurus SHO was another stiory, but not Caruso's car. No way.
I wonder if a crown vic could take the abuse?
I think yes
Man, car chases back in the day are cool as hell.
I love car chase when they don't use music
They got the sounds of both cars right!
This is fun but nothing in it makes sense.
If you like car chases, you should watch the one from the movie "The 7-ups" with Roy Scheider.
Brought to you by Ford Motors. I remember wanting to see this movie as a kid, just for the car chase. But it was rated R, so I couldn't see it.
its amazing how much abuse the cars can take
If you watch a lot of car chase scenes, you will soon realize that they CANNOT take the abuse. Most scenes are shot with multiple copies of the same car, so when one does a jump or other stunt and is crippled, the producers cut to another shot of a different duplicate car driving away from the stunt. It is sometimes possible and fun to find discrepancies between the cars that are supposedly the same one.....parts hanging off of one and not the other, lights broken on one and not the other, etc.. You often have to still frame through the scenes to spot these, as they usually flash by so fast (on purpose, of course) that the viewer on first watch does not catch them, and it is assumed that the original car did the whole bit.
msattler111 Exactly. Cars are not meant to launch 15 feet in the air, land, and expect to carry on.
+msattler111 yes 2:06 the jump was so crucial that the airbags deployed and they had to bring out another 94 Taurus
+John Maverick. They had to do a lot of running repairs to keep the mustang going, but yes, the whole chase was done with just one car. of course, it' only did one big jump.
@@kruleworld it's a tbird.
This car chase scene is funnier than I remember
Superb stuntwork and photography.
This movie is not nearly as bad as people would have you believe. Quite fun in it’s sleazy way.
TOP 3 FORD TAURUS SCENES OF ALL TIME
I always wondered who was driving the black Ford Thunderbird in Jade. maybe it was Michael biehn or Holt mccallany.
or Chazz
Wow...both cars jump in the air like that and land with no damage.
They sure don't make movies like this anymore.
@@rosselliswilkinson Better than the modern equivalents.
Wily Coyote and Roadrunner: this time, it’s personal!
you can see they used at least two Taurus cars. the hubcaps are different...one style were bolt on the other ones were full covers..
I've always wondered which character in Jade was actually driving the Thunderbird when it ran over
Angie Everhardt's character. Chas Palmentari's character? Or one of the governor's associates?
Govenor's assistant.
2:06 airbags went off lol
I never Understood Why That T-Bird Sounded So Beefy. I Just Looked It Up, It's A 5.0, That Explains A Lot.
David Caruso before he joined CSI 😂😂😂
8:28 the Ford Taurus goes from a 1995 model to a 1991
They probably ran out of 1995 models and had to use the 1991 and hoped no one would notice lol
Taurus at the end...the one being dumped in the water.. is an older Taurus then the one which was used throughout the rest of the Chase.
Did anyone notice the car in the dark at 7:50? That was probably it.
The guy in the black car was not a very nice man…
One of 3 best car chases in cop movies from the late Billy Friedkin along with the French connection and to live and die in LA. And yes the hunted also from Friedkin had a car chase too, but it was short. The rest of the chase was on foot. But still a good movie.
Damn that red head is hot, what a waste 😥
are the 90s Taurus and Thunderbird manual or auto?
They look like compact cars for the 1978, and 1979 GM mid size cars.
William Friedkin director ,normally you can see a director s stamp all over a movie ,would never have thought Friedkin until googled it
That physics at the end.
V6 and v8 engine in an equally speed
..........
Or maybe the streets just like they driving from San Francisco from the movie bulliet Steve McQueen car chase dodge charger vs 67 Ford mustang
Are those jumps real or did they have to use ramps?
Had a Taurus.
Raced a few tbirds.
The only way to drive that shitty Taurus is flat the hell out. Very underrated vehicle.
It's a perfect example of why and where Ford screwed up.
If they had just let the motor breath the way it was meant to, Ford would be at the top of the list for what to buy
I prefer the Dead pool chase with Clint Eastwood, but this was very entertaining.
I've owned a mid 90's Taurus and no way would it even look at a hill, let alone get air, without immediately breaking down. The struts would have shot through the hood and subframe tore from the body and continued down the road.
U sound dumb
8:30 if you watch it slowly you can see the car is an slightly older model and when it goes into the air you can see the cables that lift the car on the left 😂
william friedkin is a master of car chasing
It must've been humiliating being an 80's and 90's actor looking back.
0:44 that's how you run over people in GTA
FORD:
Making their Front Wheel Drive trash sedans seem like they can drift for like...43 years now 😅
The Taurus was dead in the water after the first jump. They are just not built that well....
NO car would be able to endure a jump like that. Tierods, ball joints, A-frames, and every other component of the front suspension would be trashed. Also, airbags would have deployed. Airbags are triggered by an extremely sudden deceleration and not by the car being smashed, so the car coming down on its front end like that would be a sudden enough deceleration that airbag sensors would activate and deploy the airbags, thus rendering the car undriveable along with the front suspension totally being trashed.
You can see the drivers airbag deploy.
its ford airbags are triggeredby anything, toyota SUVs would be able to handle that no problem
look what that red head did to my car !
How did he catch up to him so fast?
Who was the misterious driver of the black car who was chased?
That's one sturdy car!
Since the killers in the Thunderbird were struggling to get through that parade, Caruso should have gone after them on foot and shot the TBird's tires. The chase would end sooner but having a fistfight in the middle of all that chaos would have been more thrilling.
"Okay KITT, I need ya buddy!"
it was funny to see all them Asians screaming at him for driving like an Asian!😆
I feel like this chase sequence was supposed to be a take on the "Bullitt" chase scene.
i love my 96 thunderbird
0:37 that's not how someone gets hit by a car.
Lots of similarities to the San Fran movie Bullet in this flic!
Angie everhart is so hot
Until she gets killed off.
Why don't they ever ditch the car after they lose the police?