Things you may not know about Hoyt Axton. His mother wrote the Elvis hit Heartbreak Hotel. He wrote the Steppenwolf song Goddamn the Pusher Man in 1963. He also wrote Snow Blind Friend. The 2 most powerful anti-drug songs ever written. The establishment was too stupid to get the message. They still are. He probably made hundreds of minor TV appearances, but his biggest roles were as the main adult character in the 2 Gremlins movies. RIP Hoyt, you were a gift from God. Oh, I liked the movie too. Thanks.
Almost each and every famous car model from the 70s and the 80s are to be seen in this movie. I don't understand why this movie is underrated on IMDB. This is, in fact, a very nice movie. Pure hot rods!
RIP H.B. you are sorely and dearly missed. There is no telling how far you could have gone, but you gave your life to save another and for that you are not only remembered for what you gave the world in the way of car guy movies, but you are remembered as a HERO.
As a friend of tje.family, thank you. Lived I'm his hometown ,and thebarea, for the last 30 years. Met, and talked with Denise several times, and.talled about Him, and his films. Really was.a kind hearted, good man, according to.those.who knew him.
I never got to see this one until now. Looks like Gone In 60 Seconds with Phil ketcheturian taken out and Hoyt Axton put in. It felt strange not hearing "Lois Lane Blues" Unfortuatly, we will never get another Crash King like Toby Halicki. Best of cars, best of movies. Thank you for uploading this treat!
This movie is actually a re-edit of Gone In 60 Seconds and The Junkman, having scenes from both movies with additional shots done with Hoyt Axton. Gone In 60 Seconds II was produced years later, and we know what happened with that movie.
He turned a great movie into a farce.... original "gone in 60 seconds" was awesome, this had elements of smokey and the bandit 2... the helicopter heist and chase scene was pretty cool though
In Halliki's defense, the whole idea, self financing the film, intendednas a standard 70s B movie, including those scenes makes sense, financially. He pulled his fims 9ff on a low budget. And this film KNOWS what it is, and embraces it. 2nd, Madrian Pace was his most prevalent character. I see the 0ace series, DAT, GI60S, and GI60S2 are like the Mad Max films. A bit messy, with continuity errors, taken together, but good stand alone movies. Toby's intent, according to a coversation I had with Denise, 20 years ago. Picked her up at the Buffalo airport, and drove her to Toby's hometown, for a reunion, and one of the things we talked about was her husband, and his dreams. His inspiration. I've known the family for more than 30 years. Lived down the road from his cousin's shop for 10 of those years. Even own one.of the cars bought for GI60S2, a former CHP Mustang. One shipped here for scenes that were to be filmed near Buffalo NY. Bought from him, when he retired.
@@kevinfox500 that's actually quite amazing since I'm more enthralled with this version of the mustang that the GT500 in the remake. I'm a sucker for a good yellow Mustang
I was always under the impression that this was just Gone in 60 Seconds with a few new scenes added. I had no idea there was so much more. I'll have to actually watch the DVD some time.
Best car chase movie of all time but I have never heard of the name of the movie this is actually the original gone in 60 seconds if you have never seen the junk man it has the same opening scene of the Berkeley jump into the river in it I really wish the director was still with us because there was so many cool car movies that the world will never see since his passing
1:12:47 Foreshadow of what was to come.. On August 20, 1989, Henry Blight Halicki was killed in an accident while filming Gone in 60 Seconds 2. A utility pole fell on Halicki, killing him instantly.
I had a action DVD cheap set of movies came from Walmart and it had this the junkman and gone in 60 seconds the version most know before the Nicholas Cage remake with Eleanor being a 67 Shelby gt500
Wow, Thanks for uploading the re-done Gone. What happened was: H.B. even said. it in: the junkman. He didn't like the first 3 minutes of Gone. The scene we see him driving the bricklin and of him in the editing room before going to the James Dean event is the first 3 minutes that were going to replace the first 3 of the original movie (74) being filmed... The Junkman is: A movie inside of a movie but based on real events of a fictional character based on H.B.H. ( Whew...) Hahaha, Thanks Again!
Угнать за 60 секунд первая версия. Водитель он же режиссер получил перелом позвоночника когда перепрыгивал машины в конце фильма.1:25. Это были настоящие трюки, реальные съёмки, не компьютерная подделка.
L45V3G45 he probably made this version from the Junkman movie he did. Probably that being the gone in 60 seconds for Junkman... hard to explain really. :P
It's on the wikipedia page for DAT. This movie is considered meta-fiction. The movie being filmed in The Junkman was this movie, Deadline Auto Theft. He was filming a movie within a movie that nobody had seen yet. He then spliced together The Junkman and Gone In 60 Seconds with this movie to make a new subplot for the original Gone In 60 Seconds, but the last hour of Deadline Auto Theft is a direct 1:1 copy of Gone In 60 Seconds. It's really complicated and confusing to explain as it goes too deep on too many levels. He was so far ahead of his time.
Always fun when people lose an argument and just just resort to 5th grade insults. Yeah, good one mate, you really changed my life, I'm so angry and hurt from your comment. -__-
Of course 71-73 mach 1,2or even 3 mustangs would worth too much to just destroy filming a bang em crashing car chase, and most of those mustangs already were equipped with the 351 Cleveland not the Windsor.. anyway built from the sports roof body so if someone wants as close as a clone type of mustang to a mach series 71-73 car track down a grande coupe or a sports roof
It is confusing, there are three films... Gone in 60 seconds, Deadline Theft Auto, The Junkman. Gone in 60 seconds is actually a film that's made within the The Junkman film. So when you watch Gone in 60 seconds you're watching a film made within a film. Deadline Theft Auto.... it kinda, is... Ye.
He was a great man, and very smart. I guess that's why Hollywood made a remake of Gone in 60 seconds. They didn't have their own ideas so they used his. Lol.... R. I. P. HB
What a cool cheesy movie, never saw it before but it looks like something you'd see at a drive in. I know it was made in 1983 but wondering what year it was set in. Seems like about 72? I love seeing all the older cars in movies like this.
The Bricklin is a '74 model with the AMC 360. I met the person at a Bricklin meet who owned this car. The black stripping was done up afterwards and not factory done. This is the car that John DeLorean copycatted after.
I Must of watch this movie about half dozen times already, each time there always something new i didn't see before . thought the car chase there was author yellow Mustang park you just see the rear end of it @ 58;59 minutes .
At 1:12:46 when he gets hit from behind it wasn't planned. In Gone in 60 Seconds DVD that came with a game called Eleanor Gone In 60 Seconds. He talked about that scene. Plus other scenes as well. DVD Release Date: September 20, 2005 gonein60seconds.com/
GeggoMan1970 YesSir. Its sad he was killed... But what a hell of a legacy that he left... He's even my inspiration to make and do stunts in my independent films! I'm basically cutting on a camera just to do stunts...
how many billions of dollars today would those classics that they wrecked for the movie be worth after seeing what they are selling at the auction house today? a car you could buy for $3000 then going for 1/2 million today!
BC M yea they destroyed some very expressive Mopar by today's value but back in 74 and 83 these cars were worth nothing hindsight is 20/20 only if we new what we know today
@@curtismcquiston3192 if we knew back then what we know now, then what we know now would be irrelevant...... The high value today are due to the fact there are so few of these cars left and were made famous globally over the years by these movies.
BC M ...Yeah really, I had a 1970 396/ 402 Chevelle SS, Cranberry Red/Black Stripes/ White Interior and 4 Speed I paid $1600.00 for in 1979. It got wrecked in 1983 so I sold it for parts. NOW it would be worth about $60,000.00 in restored condition.
Back in 83 when the took that brand new charger and put it in scrap machine if the only knew that car would be worth alot of money in 2022 I don't think they would of did that and back in the late 90s if I knew the 97 Toyota supras would be a quarter million dollars today I'd of bought one when you could buy them for few thousand backthen
I am not sure how but I think I missed this one. Like it so far, was that a Bricklin car ? Lol yes it was. Shame that they didn't make it, they are beautiful to look at, well to me anyway. Wasn't this movie called by a different name ?
It's like I am truly sitting here watching the original gone in sixty seconds with a different movie title but still a great movie oh there is one difference I think they people that to played cops are different people but that's the only difference I see
Look at the wiki page for the movie, it's some parts of 'The Junkman' and a bunch of footage from the original gone in sixty. It was kind of pieced together, it's a pretty interesting story.
I think they put the title that way so TH-cam wouldn't take it down a lot of people don't know that that movie is actually the original Gone in 60 Seconds somebody will figure it out one day and take it down
Yepp 2024 keep in watching gone in 60 seconds.
you never beat the oldschool films . real acting. real stunt men . end of
the acting is marginal but great for a chuckle
Fantastic, much better than the modern day one. 👍🏆
Modern day one?
Fantastic film in every sense of the word. Great style, absurd chases, and nothing fancy.
H.B. was a genuine bad ass. All three of his movie's are Fantastic.
Things you may not know about Hoyt Axton. His mother wrote the Elvis hit Heartbreak Hotel. He wrote the Steppenwolf song Goddamn the Pusher Man in 1963. He also wrote Snow Blind Friend. The 2 most powerful anti-drug songs ever written. The establishment was too stupid to get the message. They still are.
He probably made hundreds of minor TV appearances, but his biggest roles were as the main adult character in the 2 Gremlins movies. RIP Hoyt, you were a gift from God. Oh, I liked the movie too. Thanks.
He also wrote and sang the song (Never been to Spain ). It was it was made popular by three dog night,Elvis and Waylon Jennings. A great song….
He had a small role as Alec's father in the Black Stallion. Always enjoyed watching him.
Almost run down the trees man almost killed about 500 people
It's all about how you know how to drive the car if you're experienced enough you can lose any cop back in the day
Almost each and every famous car model from the 70s and the 80s are to be seen in this movie. I don't understand why this movie is underrated on IMDB. This is, in fact, a very nice movie. Pure hot rods!
RIP H.B. you are sorely and dearly missed. There is no telling how far you could have gone, but you gave your life to save another and for that you are not only remembered for what you gave the world in the way of car guy movies, but you are remembered as a HERO.
As a friend of tje.family, thank you. Lived I'm his hometown ,and thebarea, for the last 30 years. Met, and talked with Denise several times, and.talled about Him, and his films.
Really was.a kind hearted, good man, according to.those.who knew him.
@@kevinfox500 Thank you very much Kevin. His character came through the lens of the camera like it was 10' tall. May he RIP.
HB was killed in a stupid accident making a movie.
Documentation here: th-cam.com/video/g9QeMRVDhJw/w-d-xo.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._B._Halicki
@@thefedup9921 HB died saving another persons life..."Stupid Accident"?
Knowing that in the making of this movie they ruined a perfectly good umbrella is just heartbreaking to me.
At least the car is ok , yes that mustang is still being used at a stunt school .
th-cam.com/video/_kw0Nwmge2I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o-XFEjxSqeVEB76U
That Challenger R/T shredding was heartbreaking
this movie is just AMAZING !!!!!! i love it, i love everything in it, cars, clothes, actors, old school...wow!!! just amazing
I absolutely LOVE that you guys put this one up here. Bravo guys and gals at Car Chase Wonderland! Well done!
I love Car Chase Wonderland, wowwww, best scenes with police cars destroyed in car chases
I love this movie, very nice this scene of car chase
I never got to see this one until now. Looks like Gone In 60 Seconds with Phil ketcheturian taken out and Hoyt Axton put in. It felt strange not hearing "Lois Lane Blues" Unfortuatly, we will never get another Crash King like Toby Halicki. Best of cars, best of movies. Thank you for uploading this treat!
54:11 elanor? =mustang in new version with nicholas cage
This movie is the second gone in 69 seconds, before remake years later.
This movie is actually a re-edit of Gone In 60 Seconds and The Junkman, having scenes from both movies with additional shots done with Hoyt Axton. Gone In 60 Seconds II was produced years later, and we know what happened with that movie.
Excellent Ford commercial built Ford tough the trucks and the cars back in the sixties and seventies there's nothing like an old Ford
Love all of h b movies we lost him too soon
He turned a great movie into a farce.... original "gone in 60 seconds" was awesome, this had elements of smokey and the bandit 2... the helicopter heist and chase scene was pretty cool though
In fact the dude that turned them in in the first "gone" doesn't make sense having a presence in this (his wedding doesn't make sense in here)
In Halliki's defense, the whole idea, self financing the film, intendednas a standard 70s B movie, including those scenes makes sense, financially. He pulled his fims 9ff on a low budget.
And this film KNOWS what it is, and embraces it.
2nd, Madrian Pace was his most prevalent character. I see the 0ace series, DAT, GI60S, and GI60S2 are like the Mad Max films.
A bit messy, with continuity errors, taken together, but good stand alone movies.
Toby's intent, according to a coversation I had with Denise, 20 years ago. Picked her up at the Buffalo airport, and drove her to Toby's hometown, for a reunion, and one of the things we talked about was her husband, and his dreams. His inspiration. I've known the family for more than 30 years. Lived down the road from his cousin's shop for 10 of those years.
Even own one.of the cars bought for GI60S2, a former CHP Mustang. One shipped here for scenes that were to be filmed near Buffalo NY. Bought from him, when he retired.
@@kevinfox500 That's pretty cool... I haven't seen this movie for awhile... might have to watch it again, more closely.
@@kevinfox500 that's actually quite amazing since I'm more enthralled with this version of the mustang that the GT500 in the remake. I'm a sucker for a good yellow Mustang
It was intended to be a farce ...
I was always under the impression that this was just Gone in 60 Seconds with a few new scenes added. I had no idea there was so much more. I'll have to actually watch the DVD some time.
good memories of the Bricklin, built in my province, New Brunswick Canada.
That's nothing to be proud of.
Cool man i didn't know thats where they were built👊
Them and the dmc 1981-1983 delorean because of the back to the future movies famous cars, still junk drivetrain failures...
The real movie ho was later became in the grand theft auto video game 90's and 2000's 😎💪👍❤️
Rest in peace, Halicki 😔💔❤️
Yep That's what grand theft auto and the idea basis for driver is based on, and h.b. halicki also had a junkyard a garage and mercantile shop..
Old school Awesome movie, thanks CCW2
R.I.P H.B. “Toby” Halicki!
Rip
Dam good move 👍 👍👍 I liked it Thank you for sharing 👍
an other version of gone in 60 seconds, just what i needed.
Anyone watching in 2019👍
Dusko Stankovic that make two of us... no surprise! 😐
Yup
It's crazy how those old cars could take a hit and keep going they were built out of heavy steel metal
Excellent movie! Thanks!
nothing better than the originals. thanx
only thing is, gone in 60 seconds (1974) is the original. this is just a lazy remake with additional crappy filler scenes...
A fortune worth of cars have been destroyed in this film! I love it 😊
Best car chase movie of all time but I have never heard of the name of the movie this is actually the original gone in 60 seconds if you have never seen the junk man it has the same opening scene of the Berkeley jump into the river in it I really wish the director was still with us because there was so many cool car movies that the world will never see since his passing
Actually this is the retitled second release of Gone in Sixty Seconds.
Somewhat close but with many scenes added and removed
The junkman has several scenes cut, and the first gone in 60 seconds has half this movie cut out
It's a very very good film, R.I.P Toby Haliky. The Specialist best
1:12:47 Foreshadow of what was to come.. On August 20, 1989, Henry Blight Halicki was killed in an accident while filming Gone in 60 Seconds 2. A utility pole fell on Halicki, killing him instantly.
Never could get used to the lines of the Bricklin or the DeLorean. That having been said,if one wanted to give me either or both, I would accept!
Patrick Griffitt ... there’s a guy in my neighborhood that has a Delorean under car covers sitting in his driveway for over the past 30 years.
I own this DVD with gone in 60 seconds also!
All you need is The Junkman (1982)
This is the '74 GONE IN SIXTY SECONDS
I had a action DVD cheap set of movies came from Walmart and it had this the junkman and gone in 60 seconds the version most know before the Nicholas Cage remake with Eleanor being a 67 Shelby gt500
I have both junkman and the original gone in 60 seconds not the Nicolas cage version!
Wow, Thanks for uploading the re-done Gone. What happened was: H.B. even said. it in: the junkman. He didn't like the first 3 minutes of Gone. The scene we see him driving the bricklin and of him in the editing room before going to the James Dean event is the first 3 minutes that were going to replace the first 3 of the original movie (74) being filmed... The Junkman is: A movie inside of a movie but based on real events of a fictional character based on H.B.H. ( Whew...) Hahaha, Thanks Again!
Nice,my kinda movie right there...loved it
Угнать за 60 секунд первая версия. Водитель он же режиссер получил перелом позвоночника когда перепрыгивал машины в конце фильма.1:25. Это были настоящие трюки, реальные съёмки, не компьютерная подделка.
👍 A nice version i didn't know !!! Thanks !!! 😀 😊 👌
The impact of the light pole @ 1:12:45 was not a planned stunt. He was sent to the hospital with a concussion and some broken ribs.
L45V3G45 he probably made this version from the Junkman movie he did. Probably that being the gone in 60 seconds for Junkman... hard to explain really. :P
It's on the wikipedia page for DAT. This movie is considered meta-fiction. The movie being filmed in The Junkman was this movie, Deadline Auto Theft. He was filming a movie within a movie that nobody had seen yet. He then spliced together The Junkman and Gone In 60 Seconds with this movie to make a new subplot for the original Gone In 60 Seconds, but the last hour of Deadline Auto Theft is a direct 1:1 copy of Gone In 60 Seconds. It's really complicated and confusing to explain as it goes too deep on too many levels. He was so far ahead of his time.
So? Who cares. Welcome to the Internet. That's what everyone does with wikipedia.
Always fun when people lose an argument and just just resort to 5th grade insults. Yeah, good one mate, you really changed my life, I'm so angry and hurt from your comment. -__-
Halicki was also knocked out for some moments after that 'scene', when he came round first thing he said was "Did we get any coverage?", they did.
A time when a car thief could set his own hours and no two days were the same
Unlike today when teenage car thieves can just waltz over to the Jefferson Ave plant holding lot and rip off a few Hellcat Challengers.
@@vincemajestyk9497 which Jefferson Ave? In which city i mean? Asking for a friend/car thief
@@imadrifter Detroit.
I WANT THAT MACH 1!! 351 Windsor. Sounds awesome. Looks Awesome
It's not a Mach 1 and it's got a Cleveland in it. It's a Mustang Sportsroof!
Of course 71-73 mach 1,2or even 3 mustangs would worth too much to just destroy filming a bang em crashing car chase, and most of those mustangs already were equipped with the 351 Cleveland not the Windsor.. anyway built from the sports roof body so if someone wants as close as a clone type of mustang to a mach series 71-73 car track down a grande coupe or a sports roof
I'm confused I thought this movie was called Gone in 60 Seconds why does this movie have two titles
It is confusing, there are three films... Gone in 60 seconds, Deadline Theft Auto, The Junkman. Gone in 60 seconds is actually a film that's made within the The Junkman film. So when you watch Gone in 60 seconds you're watching a film made within a film. Deadline Theft Auto.... it kinda, is... Ye.
Watching first day of 2025!
Enjoy
Watching January 16th 2025 lol
There was a follow up movie to this, but it sadly cost Helicki his life in a stunt gone wrong.
He was a great man, and very smart. I guess that's why Hollywood made a remake of Gone in 60 seconds. They didn't have their own ideas so they used his. Lol.... R. I. P. HB
His wife teamed up with Bruckheimer for that movie, she wanted to get paid
Toby's widow put that deal together. She's all about the money.
On a different note lol I c ur name is old coinchaser I'm new at collecting any tips?
Pretty sure that helicopter skid didn't feel good in the face either @ 13:47
A real man’s film. Yeeehar! 13/10
43min car chase, amazing!
Literally, the entire 2nd half of this movie is the same 2nd half of the OG "Gone in 60 Seconds..."
With the original sound effects! Not to mention, unlike the early 90s restoration with it's modern day siren sounds...
Great movie. Thanks.
This is Gone In 60 Seconds, but I've never seen that Bricklin part before.
Best burn out by a Bricklin I've ever seen..lol
What a cool cheesy movie, never saw it before but it looks like something you'd see at a drive in. I know it was made in 1983 but wondering what year it was set in. Seems like about 72? I love seeing all the older cars in movies like this.
It's a "Directors Cut" of the movie Gone in 60 Seconds which was released in 1974.
@@paulterhaar4862 and this was a 1990s remaster, hence the siren sounds not being dated.
Nice Bricklin at the start.
The Bricklin is a '74 model with the AMC 360. I met the person at a Bricklin meet who owned this car. The black stripping was done up afterwards and not factory done. This is the car that John DeLorean copycatted after.
I really hate the Bricklin and the DeLorian. Both ugly, under powered, derivative designs which lack any originality or character.
Good movie👍 watching from chi lanka
48:50 Scope-out for Eleanor! Gotta love this movie. Better than Nicolas Cage.💯
29:11 *_Shut up Carl..._* 😂
So that's where Rockstar got that from lol
A lot of repeated footage from the original Gone In 60 Seconds.
THE ULTIMATE CAR CHASE MOVIE!!! 😎👍🏾🔥🆒📺🔥😆
The flood control officers have a hoyt axton 8 track on the tape deck lol
At 5058 minutes did anybody notice the Cadillac station wagon pretty rare car
Special edition graphic 71 dodge charger that gets creamed and the girl runs out the light green car.
H.b. halicki made several movies this kind of a crossover to the gone in 60 seconds...,, because it is actually the middle of this movie...
Good one 👍😎😊
1.22 08 such n Awesome move the way he gets out of Caddaliac.
I Must of watch this movie about half dozen times already, each time there always something new i didn't see before . thought the car chase there was author yellow Mustang park you just see the rear end of it @ 58;59 minutes .
This looks like a mashup of Gone in 60 Seconds and the Junkman.
Such a great movie
Wasn't this also called gone in 60 seconds?
Hoyt's 'daughter' in the movie was Toby's girlfriend at the time, a Penthouse Pet of the Year. She later died in a house fire in Arkansas.
Wow, more tragedy befell HB, how horrible to die in a house fire.
The Real Gone in 60 Seconds movie did Nicolas Cage when was pretty good also
Love this movie nothing like Gone in 60 seconds But my brothers in the Cadillac Billy and his boys getting hi, JUST wanted to get 2 a party. Lol
It's exactly like Gone in 60 Seconds the 1974 movie this one's made in 83
You don't get these kind of car chases anymore.
Today's cars would not last 5 minutes.
At 1:12:46 when he gets hit from behind it wasn't planned. In Gone in 60 Seconds DVD that came with a game called Eleanor Gone In 60 Seconds. He talked about that scene. Plus other scenes as well. DVD Release Date: September 20, 2005 gonein60seconds.com/
Back in the day when wreaking cars for movies was a cheep way to go..look at how the blues brothers movie turned out.
interesting, another in the line of gone in 60 seconds, but was this the idea for it?, could be.
Awesome how you put this together ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Just 10 minutes into the movie
I lost count
5:05 Gran Prix 😥
14:14 Bricklin 😥
35:35 Challenger 😥
1:15:15 Cadillac 😥
1:20:40 Cadillac 😥😔😟🙁
See my statement above, under Dean Miller.....🤥
R.I.P Halicki
GeggoMan1970 YesSir. Its sad he was killed... But what a hell of a legacy that he left... He's even my inspiration to make and do stunts in my independent films! I'm basically cutting on a camera just to do stunts...
OK.... Kirjoita suomeksi.... jos osaat..
@1:17-18 behind the lady being interviewed, the guy looks like Cliff Burton.
-"killed about 500 people. It was unreal, man"
When gasoline, really pushed a car! Leaded fuel.
That Red Dodge Challenge That They Crushed Would Be Worth $30,000 Today In Average Condition, What A Shame.
how many billions of dollars today would those classics that they wrecked for the movie be worth after seeing what they are selling at the auction house today? a car you could buy for $3000 then going for 1/2 million today!
BC M yea they destroyed some very expressive Mopar by today's value but back in 74 and 83 these cars were worth nothing hindsight is 20/20 only if we new what we know today
@@curtismcquiston3192 if we knew back then what we know now, then what we know now would be irrelevant...... The high value today are due to the fact there are so few of these cars left and were made famous globally over the years by these movies.
BC M ...Yeah really, I had a 1970 396/ 402 Chevelle SS, Cranberry Red/Black Stripes/ White Interior and 4 Speed I paid $1600.00 for in 1979. It got wrecked in 1983 so I sold it for parts. NOW it would be worth about $60,000.00 in restored condition.
@@curtismcquiston3192 Makes you wonder, are their any cars today that will be worth anything in 40 or 50 years, I don't see any.
@ 0:31 tell me that's not Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite
someone know all the music effect in this movie and gone in 60 seconds movie? Can't find any traces
Back in 83 when the took that brand new charger and put it in scrap machine if the only knew that car would be worth alot of money in 2022 I don't think they would of did that and back in the late 90s if I knew the 97 Toyota supras would be a quarter million dollars today I'd of bought one when you could buy them for few thousand backthen
Why using the same people that are pretty much using the same movie lines from the original movie called gone in sixty seconds
The one was good.
Most are similar and this one reminds me of a CHiP's episode.
Really awesome movie
13:47 Halicki got smacked in the cheek by a chopper.
Yes he did! I saw that as well.
18:35 WTH is brother doing reading Playgirl Magazine? Weird
The Junkman is another goodie
I am not sure how but I think I missed this one. Like it so far, was that a Bricklin car ? Lol yes it was. Shame that they didn't make it, they are beautiful to look at, well to me anyway. Wasn't this movie called by a different name ?
45:20 - They used this scene in the remake of Gone In 60 Seconds in 2000
Humourous product, mon ami !
It's like I am truly sitting here watching the original gone in sixty seconds with a different movie title but still a great movie oh there is one difference I think they people that to played cops are different people but that's the only difference I see
Крепкие же тачки раньше делали,сплошное толстое железо,не то что сейчас пластмасса с фольгой.
Very nice, but I think Gone in 60sec is better. There are incomplete scenes here, missed explanations, but still great movie!!!!
I’m getting GTA vibes off of this. Pretty cool. Is this a new old movie?
I thought this was Deadline Auto Theft (1983), not Gone in 60 Seconds (1974).😒🤔
Look at the wiki page for the movie, it's some parts of 'The Junkman' and a bunch of footage from the original gone in sixty. It was kind of pieced together, it's a pretty interesting story.
I think they put the title that way so TH-cam wouldn't take it down a lot of people don't know that that movie is actually the original Gone in 60 Seconds somebody will figure it out one day and take it down
I thought the cars, clothes, hairstyles, looked dated for the movie being made in 1983.... Bell bottoms were gone and looked down upon by '83...