Alfred Hickock threw Steven off his set when Steven was just trying to say hello having been such a massive fan of his. (This was after Jaws) and HC referred to Steven as "That kid who made that shark movie" (HC was an absolute dick)
But we saw glimpses of the driver, like his arm. With Stephen King, the truck would have a mind of its own. Also, it does kinda fit in with Spielberg's later monster movies. Here it's a truck, in Jaws it's a shark (I think he used some of the same sound effects when the shark blew up), and in Jurassic Park it's dinosaurs.
@@Yngvarfoor perhaps a haunted driver and the story like Keller Williams a truck driver who kills people who have red cars because one red car killed his wife and for that he tries to avenge his wife and and to become insane and to kill everyone who has a red car and when he died he spirit Haunts the truck and continues the ongoing path of revenge
@@shadowt.lucario8416It was blood. That fabric caught in the still running fan was from the truck driver’s shirt. Story-wise thinking, he may have popped the door open just as the truck reached the edge of the cliff, but the air horn was sounding well after the cab was airborne over the side….someone had to have been pulling the cord. Most likely the driver went weightless for a moment, then hit the windshield on the first impact. He was then thrown to the right, then under the dash on the floor. When the truck cab hit the bottom of the ravine upside down, the driver remained trapped on the floor…bleeding out onto the wheel. If you look closely, you can also see a bloody head impact on the cracked windshield.
I loved this movie, but always disliked the crash scene at the end. Not for the reason most others dislike it (no explosion), but because the door to the truck is wide open before it goes over the cliff. It gives the impression that the mysterious truck driver jumped out and is still alive.
@@mr.noseybank5648 como va a sobrevivir, después de que rodó como 200 metros, con un carro en llamas..... Amigo, viste la sangre en el volante del camión???? Obvio murió rey
whatever happened to the destroyed truck and car at the bottom of the canyon? are they both still there? if not, how were they removed? where are they now? I've been wondering about this for all these years.
They were a real car and truck. The bottom of the canyon is actually fairly close to Sierra Highway, and it would have not been a problem to tow them out from where they landed.
@colin1549 Why do people spew out obvious lies like this? There is no reason for you to believe they used toys, so you just made that up for reasons beyond all comprehension. Why?? Explain it to me.
That looks like the same truck that hit that Duncan dude on maximum overdrive. Plus that roar sound was also used in Jaws when it shows Bruce sinking to the bottom. Speilberg said it was a dinosaur roar from some old movie. He also said Jaws and Duel were basically one in the same. The shark basically being what the truck was on the land. I watched this really late one night when i was a kid and really got into it. I liked how they never show the driver of the truck bc it added to the suspense. Notice how he does the same thing in Jaws. Yeh Bruce may have kept malfunctioning but I think it turned out even better than if it would have showed the shark a lot. Both are very good movies and Jaws is my all time fav. Speilberg is the best director ever IMO.
I still say David manns wife was in cahoots with the truck driver, she hired him to terrorize her husband cuz she was mad at him from an argument they had .
Fun fact: Duel was the first movie Steven Spielberg directed.
0:50-1:48 The cameraman absolutely deserved an Oscar for that iconic shot!!! 💓❤️💓❤️
The greatest....edge of your seat....true thriller movie....of all time!
The sound the tank made when it was rolling wow the music wow
That sound the tank makes ipside down hitting ground what a great ending shots classic movie
Alfred Hickock threw Steven off his set when Steven was just trying to say hello having been such a massive fan of his. (This was after Jaws) and HC referred to Steven as "That kid who made that shark movie" (HC was an absolute dick)
I. Like the 1 Sean the truck chasing adder David the smoke coming out the stack so cool
This was used as a stock shot in an episode of the first season of The Incredible Hulk episode Never give a trucker an even Break 0:49
Most satisfying ending ever. Pos deserved it.
The move from start to end the gasstatiol sealed the music so great the train Shane the end so great Mr steven Spielberg did it again after jaws wow
This movir can be out right now the action pact
Un film fantastico,lo guarderei altre 1000 volte
Un film fantástico lo guarderei altre 1000 volte
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Ah now I see the Jaws inspiration death scene
No many time's i see this crash so amazing the sound affects. So great slow motion wowed
This one great crash wow
The stunt driver should have closed the truck door before they leapt out of the truck.
He tried to.
He had no time because he was going to die
Those doors don't latch shut on their own like they do today.
Seems more like a movie story by Stephen King than Steven Spielberg!
But we saw glimpses of the driver, like his arm. With Stephen King, the truck would have a mind of its own.
Also, it does kinda fit in with Spielberg's later monster movies. Here it's a truck, in Jaws it's a shark (I think he used some of the same sound effects when the shark blew up), and in Jurassic Park it's dinosaurs.
@@Yngvarfoor perhaps a haunted driver and the story like Keller Williams a truck driver who kills people who have red cars because one red car killed his wife and for that he tries to avenge his wife and and to become insane and to kill everyone who has a red car and when he died he spirit Haunts the truck and continues the ongoing path of revenge
Well it's based off a short story by Richard Matheson who wrote roughly a dozen screenplays for the original Twilight Zone show.
When he shifted for the last time the horn wow
0:44 the old beamng crash sfx
The fan spinning after the crash and the blood driving on the steering wheel the pop open wow
The air breaks and the air horn the tank falling over him jumping for joy all the great instrumens wow
The seen with smoke coming out the stack great seen wow
One great truck driver movie don't won't to be a Dennis weaver wow
Looks more like oil than blood...
@@shadowt.lucario8416It was blood. That fabric caught in the still running fan was from the truck driver’s shirt. Story-wise thinking, he may have popped the door open just as the truck reached the edge of the cliff, but the air horn was sounding well after the cab was airborne over the side….someone had to have been pulling the cord. Most likely the driver went weightless for a moment, then hit the windshield on the first impact. He was then thrown to the right, then under the dash on the floor. When the truck cab hit the bottom of the ravine upside down, the driver remained trapped on the floor…bleeding out onto the wheel. If you look closely, you can also see a bloody head impact on the cracked windshield.
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I loved this movie, but always disliked the crash scene at the end. Not for the reason most others dislike it (no explosion), but because the door to the truck is wide open before it goes over the cliff. It gives the impression that the mysterious truck driver jumped out and is still alive.
It was open for the stunt driver to jump out. The behind the scenes mentioned that.
Can anyone explain this so the car and the truck hit head one but yet the car is going off cliff side ways
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スタントマンが飛び降りた時にドアが閉まってなくて開いたまま落下
Eso da mas misterio ala pelicula, da que pensar si el camionero sobrevivio o no
@@mr.noseybank5648 como va a sobrevivir, después de que rodó como 200 metros, con un carro en llamas..... Amigo, viste la sangre en el volante del camión???? Obvio murió rey
本当は飛び降りる際、ドアを素早く閉めたのかもしれませんが、上手く閉まらなかっただけなのかもしれません。
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Where’s the original soundtrack?
whatever happened to the destroyed truck and car at the bottom of the canyon? are they both still there? if not, how were they removed? where are they now? I've been wondering about this for all these years.
They used toys to film this. There is a behind the scenes of it somewhere
They were a real car and truck. The bottom of the canyon is actually fairly close to Sierra Highway, and it would have not been a problem to tow them out from where they landed.
YES - I KNOW THE TRUCK AND CAR WERE REAL - THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE INFO.@@billbouse9761
@colin1549 Why do people spew out obvious lies like this? There is no reason for you to believe they used toys, so you just made that up for reasons beyond all comprehension. Why?? Explain it to me.
Dennis don't know 2 be happy or sad still a great movie
落下直前に、ドアが開いていたのが気になります。続編をやるとしたら、パラノイアドライバーは、大地に飛び降りて怪我はおったものの生き残った。そして、密かに暮らしながら、次の怪物トラックを物色し、犯行のチャンスを待っていた🥶。 頑張ってください。
Why did the guy in the truck blow the horn as the truck was going over the clif
He was saying goodbye to Mann
B-b-b-beamng drive old crash sound?
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That looks like the same truck that hit that Duncan dude on maximum overdrive. Plus that roar sound was also used in Jaws when it shows Bruce sinking to the bottom. Speilberg said it was a dinosaur roar from some old movie. He also said Jaws and Duel were basically one in the same. The shark basically being what the truck was on the land. I watched this really late one night when i was a kid and really got into it. I liked how they never show the driver of the truck bc it added to the suspense. Notice how he does the same thing in Jaws. Yeh Bruce may have kept malfunctioning but I think it turned out even better than if it would have showed the shark a lot. Both are very good movies and Jaws is my all time fav. Speilberg is the best director ever IMO.
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Was that blood dripping off the steering wheel?
Probably
No it was chocolate milk. WTF do you think?
@@desertdweller9548 why would he drink chocolate milk while driving
@@Frozendragon1990 it was a sarcastic comment about the idiocy of the original question. Of course it's fuggin' blood. Are people this dumb???
@@desertdweller9548 first of all you said it was chocolate milk now you are saying it’s blood wow
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bruh i saw her hand
he's a boy not a girl
Save the female for the wrecker in wrecker (2015) and besides milio,why call the truck driver female?
I still say David manns wife was in cahoots with the truck driver, she hired him to terrorize her husband cuz she was mad at him from an argument they had .