Danger At The Train Crossing | Duel | Fear
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2023
- After several run-ins with the crazy truck driver, David Mann (Dennis Weaver) stops for a breather at a train crossing. Little does he know that the truck has caught up to him & is trying to ram his car into the path of an oncoming train!
From Duel (1971): David, a businessman, passes by an old tanker truck in a dessert while travelling for a meeting. The driver of the truck is a psychopath who finds David's overtaking offensive and decides to kill him.
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What I never understood about this scene is why he doesn't just turn around? He continues following the same path as the truck and it's back to square one. If he turned around, he would've lost him. Sure the truck would catch up but it would take a while. It would buy him some time to actually get help.
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Egotism…thinking he can outrun a truck…he did want to play games after all…
Yea watched this loads of times its a great Tv/Movie for the time. But multiple roads multiple routes. He definitely would have lost the truck. Or try get somewhere to get his hands on a weapon a gun wold have stopped it. If the Truck driver thought he was going to get shot.
I doubt we would have been talking about the movie this long after it was made if they’d gone with your version 😅
Nearly at the end, he did something smart he managed to hide away from the truck, and then the truck passed by. I thought the same thing. Why didn’t he just turn around. But no, of course he kept going the same direction. The truck was in.
Great movie 😊
The train that stopped him at a railroad crossing is a Southern Pacific freight train but it has a BC Rail nathan K5H despite the fact the Southern Pacific used P3 horns not BC Rail nathan K5Hs. I dont know why they chose BC Rail Nathan K5H instead of P3.
This is just my humble opinion. The Nathan K5Hs (and the K3Ls) have an unmistakably eerie and universally recognizable sound. There are other train horns out there that can be mistaken for a truck or something else. But if I'm near the tracks (or far away) and I hear at K5H or K3L, it gets my attention immediately and there is no question in my mind about what it's coming from.
@@GearheadExplorer85The horns do have an eerie sort of sound to them, I dont think I have heard trains with that sound over here in Australia. I think it is also the same with the old USA ring with the bell, like in the movie i think it was called when a stranger calls. and it has the sinister sound to it. very different to our ring ring, ring ring like the British even the tone of the bell was different.
Why wouldn't you get out of the car? Lol
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He could have gilled him anyway, just like we saw in the phone booth scene.
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The character Dennis Weaver played in this movie is quite inept and weak. I know it's a movie.
Thats correct. Thats actually the effect that Spielberg wanted when casting the role. He wanted Dennis Weaver for his ability to play the character that way. Role forward about 45 years & look at the success of Breaking Bad with how the character of Walter White was cast and played -- a lot of similarities.
The trucker should drive a Scania V8
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