I'm not sure why the amount of miles would matter to Cameron. Given his dad's personality, even if it were only 10 miles, his dad would lose his mind. Once that car left the house, his fate was sealed.
Graduating age for high school in 1986 was 18 years old. Matthew Broderick was 24, Alan Ruck was 30, and Mia Sara was 19. Garth Volbeck (Charlie Sheen) was 21 and the character was considered by the movie script as a dropout.
@@RoboFrog42 This is what doesn't make sense. Cameron said the mileage was 126 and halfway between 3 and 4 tenths. Now it reads 48,151 and 6 tenths with the trip odometer at 232 and 3 tenths. The suburb they drove from is only like 20 miles but with the garage guys driving it around for probably a good hour or so I can see where the trip odometer could be 232 but how could the main odometer read over 48,000 if it was only 126 when they started out?
@@arekpetrosian4965 Sorry, dude, had a brain fart, haha, should have realized that the trip odometer should read around 20 or 30 miles including picking up Sloane, not 234. But this brings up another question. Before they started out Cameron said that his father knows the mileage. So even if they just drove around the block his father would know that it was driven the next time he checked the mileage. Ferris didn't get the flawed idea of taking off the mileage by running the car in reverse on jacks until later.
@@georgehenderson7783 Yup...that was a big goof in the movie. If they did just drive it around the block, like you say, Cam's father would know. So...what was Ferris' plan for even 10 miles? Before they take off in the car, Ferris says, "Whatever miles we put on, we'll take off." Cameron asks "How?" and the answer is..."We'll drive home backwards." Pretty sure even a high school student knows that THAT is not going to work.
I wonder if Cameron's dad had a similar reaction when he came home and found his car completely wrecked...
I wonder if Cameron was still ALIVE after his dad came home & found his car completely wrecked!
Remember how upset he was when he broke his retainer?
Cameron’s dad shot him. That’s why there was no sequel because Ferris fell into a deep depression.
0:45 My favorite part!! Love hearing his screams echo through Chicago!!!
0:45 at this moment, the motherboxes woke up
0:45 (Mentally) everytime a TH-cam ad comes on…..
I'm not sure why the amount of miles would matter to Cameron. Given his dad's personality, even if it were only 10 miles, his dad would lose his mind. Once that car left the house, his fate was sealed.
That was hilarious! You fit it in so seemlessly :-)
I love the song by Zapp
I know this is a movie and all, but how can anyone put almost a half million miles on a car in half a day?! lol
Nysguy2003 The yellow number indicates tenths in the odometer reading.
Lol! Peace!
No, now it has 234,2 miles. Its the daycounter that they where looking and talking about.
Someone in San Francisco honey I thought I heard a man screaming
You did all the way from Chicago LOL
Cameron just playing
Zapp!
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@susanterral HA HA Thanks...I did my best :)
Why did you use a different clip to show the car miles instead of the one from the movie?
SpacemanDoug It’s a LOST reference
107.8. Not bad for a day's haul and skipping work.
Are they suppose to be 16yrs old or something since they're in high school? But they're are like 23yrs age
They are still in school but are driving...
Its a movie dummy. Same thing with dazed and confused. They werent teen actors lol
They are HS seniors, which would put them at 17 or 18
Graduating age for high school in 1986 was 18 years old. Matthew Broderick was 24, Alan Ruck was 30, and Mia Sara was 19. Garth Volbeck (Charlie Sheen) was 21 and the character was considered by the movie script as a dropout.
In the US, people can drive at the age of 16
In the US kids take driver's Ed their junior year and get their license that way. At 16, if you have your license, you can drive.
How do you put 48k miles on a ca rin one hour??
The valet guys had the car all day. Farris, Cam, & Sloan only drove to downtown and took cabs & a train throughout the city.
@@kate-oh3ey I just realized that this cut in the video was fake. They didn’t put 48,000 miles on it.
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what was the name of the song and who made it? please write back :) XD
AdrianSullivan
zapp - radio people
AdrianSullivan “Radio People,” from Zapp’s _The New Zapp IV U_ album.
I love this....how could they drive 48000 miles in one day?
top odometer is total miles in total, bottom is for Trip A/B odometer which shows total miles driven since activated
@@RoboFrog42 This is what doesn't make sense. Cameron said the mileage was 126 and halfway between 3 and 4 tenths. Now it reads 48,151 and 6 tenths with the trip odometer at 232 and 3 tenths.
The suburb they drove from is only like 20 miles but with the garage guys driving it around for probably a good hour or so I can see where the trip odometer could be 232 but how could the main odometer read over 48,000 if it was only 126 when they started out?
@@georgehenderson7783Dude...the TRIP odometer read 126, not the total miles on the car.
@@arekpetrosian4965 Sorry, dude, had a brain fart, haha, should have realized that the trip odometer should read around 20 or 30 miles including picking up Sloane, not 234. But this brings up another question. Before they started out Cameron said that his father knows the mileage. So even if they just drove around the block his father would know that it was driven the next time he checked the mileage. Ferris didn't get the flawed idea of taking off the mileage by running the car in reverse on jacks until later.
@@georgehenderson7783 Yup...that was a big goof in the movie. If they did just drive it around the block, like you say, Cam's father would know. So...what was Ferris' plan for even 10 miles? Before they take off in the car, Ferris says, "Whatever miles we put on, we'll take off." Cameron asks "How?" and the answer is..."We'll drive home backwards."
Pretty sure even a high school student knows that THAT is not going to work.
@horrormoviefan1500 You're welcome kid.
0:45 I want that for the alarm on my clock!
@robivy64 dude, I asked that like a month ago
Not possible
Wrong mileage. Not from the movie.
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