That "jalopy" has a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
Its a Dodge Monaco.. speed limit when it was built was 70. It could do 140 all day long and not even break a sweat. My buddy had a 74 & at 100mph the motor was running about 2000 faster than idle.
When this video started, I thought: If this list doesn't include "To Live and Die in LA" it isn't worth it. I'm not the world's biggest car chase fan, but that one was great. I don't know how many times that "wrong way on the expressway" thing has been used since, but it's been PLENTY.
It's got a cop motor, a 440-cubic-inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
"No Man's Land" (1987) - Charlie Sheen and DB Sweeney are car thieves, more specifically Porsche thieves. The chase scene with the 911 Turbo and the rival car thieves is epic.
@@joelstapleton2802 So making one mistake on the release date of a film equals a laughable lack of movie knowledge? Huh. Can you guess why I'm laughing at you right now?
The driver in The Junkman was the same person who drove the Mustang in Gone in 60 Seconds - Toby Halicki, who was also the producer and director of both films and drove all of his own stunts and starred in both films.
phillyguerrilla i’m just saying don’t sleep on the Fall Guy, it holds up. If any show should be remade it’s probably this one. Certainly we know the studios would probably just ruin it...so probably just leave it alone.
The chase from "No Man's Land" 1987 of a Camaro Z28 and a Lincoln Mark V chasing a Porsche 911 turbo should be on this list IMO And let's not forget the crazy car chases from the movie "Ronin"
I love the Mad max video game at ps4, it tells the story what the movies didn’t, and is a great honor for the movies in my opinion. It’s more fun than I ever would believe! The movies were and still are my favorite ones, the mad max 1 was banned here in Finland at the 80’s and 90’s and I got it (around 1995-1996) as a vhs copy from imported usa version, without any subtitles, but as a ~8y old kid it didn’t matter! It just lit up my mind for learning English, so there is a massive positive effect also from that aspect to me. 🙂 And the storylines are still getting me into tears, allways has been. I just wish I could live that live in real life. It would be so damn awesome compared to today’s world.. No need for ”apocalyptic” survival has made the human race weak and controllable. In a negative way.
I was about to disown this list but then To Live and die in L.A. and the Road Warrior showed up...i got you. The Blues Brothers was filmed in 79..with 70's cars. It got a proper spot. The 1974 Dodge Monaco 440 Police Interceptor would actually do 135 mph with some room..like a couple of miles. What you seen was actual speed. It could get to 120 mph in a few blocks under the El..not bad for 4500 pounds and a 2.23:1 rear end
Blues Brothers car, lol. I blew the 383 in my 1970 Cuda' at the drags - still won. Engine was a paperweight tho. I snagged a 440 Magnum engine, milled the heads, bored the walls, stroked the rods to 4.500" turning the engine into something a touch larger than a 535 cubic inch. The car was a runner for sure. I was clocked at 158 mph just going for beer once. I was just cruisin really, the car had more - 3:20 gears in the pumpkin that day. Back in the day we had to work at getting the numbers factory cars get today. But damn it was fun.
Needs to be on the list: the scene where the main character from "Short Time" is fearlessly chasing the superviolent bad-guys in his unmarked Dodge Diplomat police sedan. He thinks he's terminally ill and he therefore thinks unless he dies 'not in the line of duty' his family ( who feels terrible about neglecting for his job as a hard-nosed police detective ) will not receive his insurance policy benefits. The whole notion, along with his intensity while chasing the bad-guys and mocking them for not stopping him with their automatic weapons, and how that Diplomat keeps on the bad-guys while it is nearly destroyed in the chase....it's all hilarious and the stunt sequence is fantastic! SF7
@@JayDee-xj9lu yes it is it would have been done by practical effects back then there wasn't any cgi to speak of they would have modified a truck to do it
Armed and Dangerous 1986 had a pretty gnarly semi vs. corvette chase. Needles to say, Maximum Overdrive has a great one as well. Lisa Simpson almost gets wrecked.
The VW wouldn't have any trouble catching the Delorean. The DMC-12 is a slug. I test-drove one new in 1982. I believe the '88 MPH' plot device was actually an inside joke.
Miami Vice "Bought and Paid For." The chase with the Countach 5000S and the 365 Daytona (McBurnie kit car) running down the streets of Miami. It's not a movie but a series and it was in the 80's.....it's iconic and the noise of that V-12....WOW!!!
Em 2:38 aquele carro do filme Stallone Cobra era a coisa mais linda que eu tinha visto na vida. Queria muito ter este carro. Me deu uma pena vê-lo destruido durante o filme.
One thing that impresses me about the Blues Brothers....As many know, Dan Aykroyd drove his ass off for that film and even got stunt credits for it,. Even if its not a mounted shot, or interior shot or scene.. Any time you see the Blues Mobile, It is Dan behind the wheel. What tickles me so much and garners my respect, is not only the fact that He was driving but rather, Their expressions never change.. I remember reading an interview with Belushi and he said something to the effect that acting for the movie was cake but keeping his shit together during the chase scenes beside Aykroyd was the hardest acting he had ever done. XP
I'd be curious to see your list of the best chases from each decade. This formula works well since it's too hard to make a "top 10 of all time" list without EVERYONE's list being practically the same group of the most famous chases. They end up overlooking the lesser-known gems like some of the films in this video.
EXACTLY DUDE the DRIVER ! ..Ryan O'Neil was so cool in that movie and the chase that lasted most of the movie had me outa my seat for most of it ..this was Epic and perhaps the No 1 for also !
It's April 2020, if you are stuck at home like I am, you are bored and watching things like this. There was a movie called "Short Time". Technically it was put out in 1990, but it was filmed in Vancouver Canada in 1989. The car chase is on youtube. It's amazing nobody died in the making of it. It's worth the watch. You're welcome haha
I still remember reading a quote in an ad for 'The Road Warrior' in the L.A. Times 'Calendar' section (the entertainment section which had articles and ads for concerts, movies, etc.). Printed ads for movies back then had quotes from film critics, and while I don't recall the critic's name, one of the quotes was something like, 'The final chase scene in Road Warrior makes the chariot race in Ben Hur look like a square dance!' After seeing 'Road Warrior' as a young kid, that quote was NOT just someone's opinion...
You mean the second worst part of the chase (besides the CGI jump) from the remake in 2000? (besides the fact that it's not from the 80's and neither was the original)
Jacob M'Boi No, he is talking about the original 60 seconds. It's has filmed in 70's. The whole movie it's car Chases and they destroyed over 100 cars to make it.
My possible honorable mentions: Cannonball Run Deadline Auto Theft (But it's basically Gone in 60 Seconds and The Junkman edited together) Gone in 60 Seconds 2 (But maybe it shouldn't count since the movie was never finished.) Armor of God The Last Chase For Your Eyes Only
I know that it wasn't the 80's, so I am glad that you mentioned: The French Connection car chase scene! Also, I loved the Mad Max movies too! AWESOME CAR CHASE SCENE jn The Road Warrior!
James Hebert Smokey and the Bandit was made in '77, and they're only including movies from the 80s. If they were reviewing greatest chases of all time, Smokey and the Bandit would've HAD to be #1!
Armed and Dangerous with Eugene Levy and John Candy. They run through LA in an armored truck and there is a Corvette and an ice cream truck with an RPG. Boom! 👍👍
King of the Mountain?! 356 speeedster racing a corvette through the LA mountains! even ends with a car flying off a cliff with a giant explosion. can’t get more 80’s than that!
I know that some of the most outrageous stunts like the Bond movie required special equipment but I can't tell you how awesome it is that these stunts were performed with real cars driven by real people. I can't watch chase scenes in modern action movies because there is so much CGI
That "jalopy" has a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
Its a Dodge Monaco.. speed limit when it was built was 70. It could do 140 all day long and not even break a sweat. My buddy had a 74 & at 100mph the motor was running about 2000 faster than idle.
440 cubic inches ? it means 7.2 liters... why do you make such monstruous engines lol
So what do you say, is it the new bluesmobile or what?
@@barryfields2964 Fix the cigarette lighter.
Pump gas. Boi get it right. Jk.
No way should Back to the future is ahead of Blues brothers, have you gone mad son???
Running Scared anyone?
Eric Learns to Cook
Awesome buddy cop movie but I’m blanking on the car chase
Yeah this guy knows nothing about this subject
Uh oh. You've got 88 likes...
Blues brothers is number1 by far
anyone else get this randomly recommended to them
Yes
And I don't regret it
Yes actually, not exactly sure how I missed it because I keep a fairly tight watch on DM content
It's called algorithms
Yea
I'm so glad that you included "To Live and Die in L.A." I loved that chase scene.
Bob Pruett one of the best
@vin a He has it in 1990s greatest car Chase's
When this video started, I thought: If this list doesn't include "To Live and Die in LA" it isn't worth it. I'm not the world's biggest car chase fan, but that one was great. I don't know how many times that "wrong way on the expressway" thing has been used since, but it's been PLENTY.
As a former cop I can tell you it was SO realistic - it took my breath away and gave me flashbacks
"To Live and Die in LA" had the best car chase of the 1980's
Great but not better than MM2... How could anyone deny it absolutely , undoubtedly not be in top spot.
Check out the Jag Cobra chase in Running from the Guns.
I beg to differ, check out the chase sene from the movie The Hidden with the black ferarri
Same here
Because it was directed by the same director of “The French Connection” car chase.
its 106 miles to chicago we got a full tank of gas a half pack of cigarettes its dark and were wearing sunglasses HIT IT.
Jake and Elwood. Mr. Man, Mr. Man.
i used that as an opening for a school project and got an A
It's got a cop motor, a 440-cubic-inch plant. It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. It's a model made before catalytic converters so it'll run good on regular gas.
? ? imo. one of the best movie quotes ever.
Lots a space in this Mall!! LMFAO!!
License To Kill is a seriously badass 80's classic and a kickass Bond film.
“There’s two million dollars in that suitcase. I’ll split it with you.”
"Short Time" from 1990 has one of the best car chase scenes ever.
thats 1990 tho but that car chase was soo good
@@sameeknowsitall I'm aware it was 1990. I said it was from 1990.
Absolutely....
The Dodge Diplomat chasing the Pontiac Bonneville, definitely showed how tough those cars were.
"No Man's Land" (1987) - Charlie Sheen and DB Sweeney are car thieves, more specifically Porsche thieves. The chase scene with the 911 Turbo and the rival car thieves is epic.
Hell yea!
This is a most on this list!
Where's Smokey and the bandit 2 with old Buford and his posse of Gaylord and Reggie in the desert... Classic !!
In the *1970s* list, perhaps?
@@AlejandroBelloRD Part 2 came out in 1980.
@@AlejandroBelloRD just had to laugh so hard at your lack of movie knowledge.
@@joelstapleton2802 So making one mistake on the release date of a film equals a laughable lack of movie knowledge?
Huh.
Can you guess why I'm laughing at you right now?
The time travel in Back to the Future was more realistic than the Libyan's AK-47 jamming.
For sure!
I've seen The Blues Brothers 50+ times- and i still find some details... ;-)
Driving over 100MPH under Lake St. deserves the top spot I think
The driver in The Junkman was the same person who drove the Mustang in Gone in 60 Seconds - Toby Halicki, who was also the producer and director of both films and drove all of his own stunts and starred in both films.
But his third movie didn't turn out well for him
I was just going to comment on that !!
Cannonball Run? The Wraith?
Exactly!
def the wraith
They weren't car chases, they were about racing on the highway.
Christine too because a car on fire chasing a dude
Forgot Cannonball!
I came here basically to see The Blues Brothers on the list.
I ended up with a couple another movies I should watch :P
Thanks! :D
Yall should make a list consisting of nothing but 80's TV shows! Dukes of Hazzard. Knight Rider. The A-Team. Miami Vice.
The dukes of hazard is 1979 most people think it is 1980 but it not
phillyguerrilla i’m just saying don’t sleep on the Fall Guy, it holds up. If any show should be remade it’s probably this one. Certainly we know the studios would probably just ruin it...so probably just leave it alone.
hulk not a car movie but he's always turning cars over lol
Big Bubba
Most the Dukes of Hazard is in the 80s
@@bigbubba8613
*1979* and driving a bootlegging "old" *1969* Charger, no less.
The chase from "No Man's Land" 1987 of a Camaro Z28 and a Lincoln Mark V chasing a Porsche 911 turbo should be on this list IMO
And let's not forget the crazy car chases from the movie "Ronin"
Baha T I don't remember "no man's land" but Ronin had spectacular chase scenes and is a great movie to boot.
The chase in No Man's Land was pretty great, too bad the movie kind of went down hill after that.
Ronin came out in 98... but dm should have it on there 90’s list tho !
@@billycloudy9078 Awesome movie, cool chase with my favorit the Mercedes W 116 6,9!
The Hidden from 1987 should be on this list. Features a great opening chase with a Ferrari 308 GTS.
The Road Warrior. Still Bad Ass all these years later.
Road Warrior was so much more than just a car chase. There was a lot more to worry about.......
I love the Mad max video game at ps4, it tells the story what the movies didn’t, and is a great honor for the movies in my opinion.
It’s more fun than I ever would believe!
The movies were and still are my favorite ones, the mad max 1 was banned here in Finland at the 80’s and 90’s and I got it (around 1995-1996) as a vhs copy from imported usa version, without any subtitles, but as a ~8y old kid it didn’t matter!
It just lit up my mind for learning English, so there is a massive positive effect also from that aspect to me. 🙂
And the storylines are still getting me into tears, allways has been.
I just wish I could live that live in real life. It would be so damn awesome compared to today’s world..
No need for ”apocalyptic” survival has made the human race weak and controllable. In a negative way.
I was about to disown this list but then To Live and die in L.A. and the Road Warrior showed up...i got you. The Blues Brothers was filmed in 79..with 70's cars. It got a proper spot. The 1974 Dodge Monaco 440 Police Interceptor would actually do 135 mph with some room..like a couple of miles. What you seen was actual speed. It could get to 120 mph in a few blocks under the El..not bad for 4500 pounds and a 2.23:1 rear end
netrioter shut the fuck up blues brothers is the best movie ever and it was released in 1980, just filmed in 79
223 rear end? That is some tall gears
The rear axles were 3.23 with 2.71 on special order. My '69 and my '74 would both do 145 with no sweat
Blues Brothers car, lol. I blew the 383 in my 1970 Cuda' at the drags - still won. Engine was a paperweight tho. I snagged a 440 Magnum engine, milled the heads, bored the walls, stroked the rods to 4.500" turning the engine into something a touch larger than a 535 cubic inch. The car was a runner for sure. I was clocked at 158 mph just going for beer once. I was just cruisin really, the car had more - 3:20 gears in the pumpkin that day. Back in the day we had to work at getting the numbers factory cars get today. But damn it was fun.
Never underestimate the power of the 440 in a monoco
Yes indeed. What fools these mortals be.
The Blues Brothers should be on no 1
DAMN STRAIGHT!
Chicago police: The car budget for the next 20 years is gone we crashed all the cars
The Humongous will not be defied!
it really should have been.
Blue's Brother's #1 2 me no matter what with that True Hemi Power 😏
Elwood: We won’t get busted. We’re on a mission from God.
Needs to be on the list: the scene where the main character from "Short Time" is fearlessly chasing the superviolent bad-guys in his unmarked Dodge Diplomat police sedan. He thinks he's terminally ill and he therefore thinks unless he dies 'not in the line of duty' his family ( who feels terrible about neglecting for his job as a hard-nosed police detective ) will not receive his insurance policy benefits. The whole notion, along with his intensity while chasing the bad-guys and mocking them for not stopping him with their automatic weapons, and how that Diplomat keeps on the bad-guys while it is nearly destroyed in the chase....it's all hilarious and the stunt sequence is fantastic!
SF7
These old cars were built like tanks💪
Not all of em' Some broke before even hitting the gaz.
You missed “Christine” where Christine chased buddy’s car
Yeah
Christine wasn't made in the 80s, it's only 80s movies, but yea it's a good one,
1983 (Christine)
@@michaelmiller5771 filmed in the 80's, set in the 70's.
@@rossbrumby1957 But that is not what 80s movies mean.
And, before people ask as it always comes up, yes, the two-wheeling tanker truck stunt in Licence to Kill actually was performed, no CGI there...
But don't tell me the wheel stand was real.
@@JayDee-xj9lu yes it is it would have been done by practical effects back then there wasn't any cgi to speak of they would have modified a truck to do it
@@smh28v6 the truck kinda folds itself to lift the front, it's nuts!
Blues Brothers is my all time favorite car chase scene.
DEMOLITION MAN with the red 442 in the future!! That’s awesome.
Corvette Summer Chase scene with the black 72 T/A
That's from 1978, if I remember correctly.
Armed and Dangerous 1986 had a pretty gnarly semi vs. corvette chase. Needles to say, Maximum Overdrive has a great one as well. Lisa Simpson almost gets wrecked.
maximum overdrive I love that movie I was born in 94 I remeber watching it on the Sci fi channel in the 2000s
Armed and dangerous? The truck scene was amazing. Whatcha hauling? Rocket fuel!
David Bacon let’s see how fast this sum bitch goes. Love that movie
Anyone else just love the older boxier cop cars?
Drove 'em for 20 years. To me, they were beautiful
Usual chase scenes: Start slow become fast and end a few minutes later
Back to the Future chase scene: Starts slow,remains slow ends in 1955
Still love Terminator, Blues Brothers and Cobra. That '50 Merc is still awesome to me.
Agree, awesome car, a dream
The car chase from Bullitt with Steve McQueen, its my all time favourite.
And mine
Good to see an Aussie movie topped the list. Pretty much know that movie word for word.
Why apologize for Back to the Future car chase? That shit was awesome!
hell yea , a volkswagon bus chasing a DMC 12 Delorean awesome .
The VW wouldn't have any trouble catching the Delorean. The DMC-12 is a slug. I test-drove one new in 1982. I believe the '88 MPH' plot device was actually an inside joke.
As much as I love Back to the Future, I don't think it should of been that high on the list. It was GREAT but just one of the best.
Back to the Future? Jog on. That scene is a minute of nothing special.
@@timcoleman6256 I love that scene, but it should've been somewhere between 10 and 8.
Hers 3 moves for you : Smoky and the bandit. Gone in 60 sec. Vanishing point. 😊🖒
All from the 70's so not for this list, but all amazing chases.
Cristoffer NorBmw Vanishing Point! The shit! Feeling you lol PEACE!!!
The original Gone in 60 Seconds.
@Marvin Thayer Gone in 60 Seconds came out in 1974
I know, I saw it then at the movie theater with my father and uncle.
Miami Vice "Bought and Paid For." The chase with the Countach 5000S and the 365 Daytona (McBurnie kit car) running down the streets of Miami. It's not a movie but a series and it was in the 80's.....it's iconic and the noise of that V-12....WOW!!!
Blues Brothers and Mad Max two were both my two favourite films when I was 12
Em 2:38 aquele carro do filme Stallone Cobra era a coisa mais linda que eu tinha visto na vida. Queria muito ter este carro. Me deu uma pena vê-lo destruido durante o filme.
I realize this is an 80's car chase list but I still like the 1974 gone in 60 seconds better
Totally agree with you but at least the late great HB haliki gets on the list with the yellow corvette
Or Vanishing Point
He has a 70s list
@@sameeknowsitall I'm pretty sure that video hadn't been made yet when I made this comment.
One thing that impresses me about the Blues Brothers....As many know, Dan Aykroyd drove his ass off for that film and even got stunt credits for it,. Even if its not a mounted shot, or interior shot or scene.. Any time you see the Blues Mobile, It is Dan behind the wheel. What tickles me so much and garners my respect, is not only the fact that He was driving but rather, Their expressions never change.. I remember reading an interview with Belushi and he said something to the effect that acting for the movie was cake but keeping his shit together during the chase scenes beside Aykroyd was the hardest acting he had ever done. XP
I don’t know the car chases in the wraith were pretty badass especially with the soundtrack that movie had
I'd be curious to see your list of the best chases from each decade. This formula works well since it's too hard to make a "top 10 of all time" list without EVERYONE's list being practically the same group of the most famous chases. They end up overlooking the lesser-known gems like some of the films in this video.
Hmm… they should probably do another top-10 video for best car-chases from the 2010’s, now that we’re in the 2020’s.
The original gone in 60 seconds is the best
And also from the 70s whereas this list is about the 80s
Absolutely. The remake is pure garbage.
See my comment on the main thread about Gone in 60 Seconds and HB Toby Halici. Some stuff is there you might like to know.
This list is about '80s car chases. The original Gone in 60 Seconds was from 1974.
The 1 hour car chase from the first gone in 60 seconds is the best of all time. That yellow Mach 1 did the whole car chase. One car!
I forgot Black Cat Run, where a Chevelle goes up against the hero car, a 1970 Cutlass 440. Now that had some cool car scenes!
The movie that never gets mentioned is "The Driver " with ryan O'neil awesome stuff !
It does here - great chase scene! th-cam.com/video/J-DwflCcgzI/w-d-xo.html
Ghodawful film. Great driving.
The driver was 1970s
Great chase, but mid 70s
EXACTLY DUDE the DRIVER ! ..Ryan O'Neil was so cool in that movie and the chase that lasted most of the movie had me outa my seat for most of it ..this was Epic and perhaps the No 1 for also !
Too much CGI now these days.. I miss seeing a movie where they’re actually driving cars on the road for real
You nailed it by picking Road Warrior as #1.
Insane. The blues Brothers chase scene is by far the best
the wraith?????
Tadd Mason I know man how did they forget that movie!
gavin estes SUCH AN EPIC MOVIE
I was definitely expecting a scene from The Wraith to be on here.
JUST SAD!!!! grew up loving that movie
The Wraith wasn't really car chases, that was more racing than anything
How dare you call the Bluesmobile a jalopy!
I gave him Holy Hell for that sacriligious statement!
It's April 2020, if you are stuck at home like I am, you are bored and watching things like this. There was a movie called "Short Time". Technically it was put out in 1990, but it was filmed in Vancouver Canada in 1989. The car chase is on youtube. It's amazing nobody died in the making of it. It's worth the watch. You're welcome haha
Go back to '74....."Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" A 93 minute chase scene! Excellent!
👍Beverly Hills cop semi chase number one IMO. 👍
nah it was great tho but renember that your opinioon dojt lasten ta me ma spellng get better gaha
"COBRA", Was the best
Your a good citizen.......
AND THAT BADA$$ MERCURY!!
All I have to say is that The Blues Brothers should’ve made it to the top 3. Great list though! ;)
Car chases were real before the use of CGI. God bless the real stunt drivers!
Up to speed with the corvette
No duh
What about the car chase in the james bond movie "For your eyes only"?
Or The Living Daylights
Yes!!!!
I still remember reading a quote in an ad for 'The Road Warrior' in the L.A. Times 'Calendar' section (the entertainment section which had articles and ads for concerts, movies, etc.). Printed ads for movies back then had quotes from film critics, and while I don't recall the critic's name, one of the quotes was something like, 'The final chase scene in Road Warrior makes the chariot race in Ben Hur look like a square dance!' After seeing 'Road Warrior' as a young kid, that quote was NOT just someone's opinion...
Sad seeing all them 70s fords getting destroyed
top 10 greatest car chases from the 70's???
forget it. He left out Vanishing Point and Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry and included some French film nobody's heard of.
Matrix 2, twins chase...deserved to be in the list.
You know, I'm from Spain and when I heard the word cojones, that was hilarious 😂 😂 😂
What happen to the movie of Gone in 60 seconds? The part go baby go??
killer kev that movie came out in 2000, homie
You mean the second worst part of the chase (besides the CGI jump) from the remake in 2000? (besides the fact that it's not from the 80's and neither was the original)
Jacob M'Boi you are right
Jacob M'Boi No, he is talking about the original 60 seconds. It's has filmed in 70's. The whole movie it's car Chases and they destroyed over 100 cars to make it.
Andre Souza noo i was taking about the 2000s versions and i didnt know there was a 70s till i read your comment. Im going 2 watch that movie
Please do the Toyota Corolla for the next Up to speed!!!
Nitrous very agree
Nitrous the only good corolla is the ae86; others are no more than appliances
Its_All_Kim yeah but I still want him to do it
You’re not gonna find much. Past the 86, it’s pretty boring
Its_All_Kim
James and Nolan are the only ones that should be doing donut media videos in my opinion.
Came here just because of the Cobra thumbnail... My favorite car chase movie of my childhood. Great lost with a couple I haven't seen... Yet..
We all know the Top Gear car chase was the best ever
Which one was better then these?
*FRUITS.* Not vegetables.
Great list, Mad Max and Blues Brothers, Cobra, my personal top 3, thanks!
This list is LEGIT AF!!!
My possible honorable mentions:
Cannonball Run
Deadline Auto Theft (But it's basically Gone in 60 Seconds and The Junkman edited together)
Gone in 60 Seconds 2 (But maybe it shouldn't count since the movie was never finished.)
Armor of God
The Last Chase
For Your Eyes Only
Vegaspsycho Don't forget the slicer from gone in sixty seconds 2
* The Hidden. An alien stealing Ferraris to rob banks is fucking awesome.
NFS4LFE Shit you beat me to it! Movie is one of my all time favorites!
Also the original police story where they actually drove down and destroyed a village on a hill
Saw Cannonball Run in 81 at the drive-in. Memorable ride home in my 396 4 speed Camaro. What a night!
1970's Gone in 60 Seconds. (1974). Eleanor
David Shaw This list is about the 80's, not 70's.
For your eyes only, the car chase with one Citroën 2CV and two Peugeot 504. Is a classic.
I know that it wasn't the 80's, so I am glad that you mentioned: The French Connection car chase scene! Also, I loved the Mad Max movies too! AWESOME CAR CHASE SCENE jn The Road Warrior!
Where's Smokey and the bandit???????????? It's got the biggest game if chicken between semis and the county mounts and county mountys
James Hebert Smokey and the Bandit was made in '77, and they're only including movies from the 80s. If they were reviewing greatest chases of all time, Smokey and the Bandit would've HAD to be #1!
It would be high up on the list...but my money would still be on The Blues Brothers for #1.
that chase was in part 2
in the 70's video
Part 3 was in the 80s but sucked.
The car chase scene from Running Scared
Give it the #5 spot.
Armed and Dangerous with Eugene Levy and John Candy. They run through LA in an armored truck and there is a Corvette and an ice cream truck with an RPG. Boom! 👍👍
Classic 80s films,huge back to the future fan😊
The Cobra! " I don't deal with Psyco 's, I put them away "
Donut media has come so far
This just made me want to watch a few of these movies again since it has been a while
Just stumbled over this video! Awesome stuff!!
I found donut like 2 years ago and now its kind wild to see how they started
I'm not only a semi driver. I drive three and four tractors stacked on each other. Its like a great big steel dragon with a whippy tail.
Lethal weapon 2, first 6 minutes... Fantastics.
Though I would put the Blues Bros at #2, what a great list. Usually Top Ten lists are so subjectively drawn up, but you guys nailed this one nicely.
Loved the Beverly Hills chase. It was funny when grandma chases with the half car. 🤣 Junkman was ahead of its time. 👍🏽
J. P. Belmondo in the 1983 Le Marginal was pretty cool too. With that bullet-proof Mustang Boss.
King of the Mountain?! 356 speeedster racing a corvette through the LA mountains! even ends with a car flying off a cliff with a giant explosion. can’t get more 80’s than that!
WTF! No Short Time? That chase involving a cop trying to get himself killed was the ultimate!
Just one word: DUEL.
I know that some of the most outrageous stunts like the Bond movie required special equipment but I can't tell you how awesome it is that these stunts were performed with real cars driven by real people. I can't watch chase scenes in modern action movies because there is so much CGI
the top 10 best car chases from the Dukes of Hazzard
That should be a list by itself cause that show had lots of good crashes.