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I view the ending of this film somewhat of a metaphor for what is sadly occurring to the once great Chrysler Corporation right now.

I saw a documentary earlier about the car it only topped out at 123 mph

Drive inn

I saw this movie when I was 11 at a driving along with Evel Knievel it was awesome right around the same time they made dirty marry ,& crazy Larry

This was super helpful, and a very underrated video

Totally pointless movie. "Bullit" car chase was much more exciting and didn't have all the unnecessary sub-plots (like Super Soul).

This movie is the definition of cool.

how it meant to end with hitch hiker then chase .it would of build up the ending ..

Suki sprayed the bridge !?!

If you watch the expression on Martin Balsam's face before he commits suicide in Alfred Hitchkock's "Final Arrangements" and then take note of Kowalski's expression right before he obliterates himself in "Vanishing Point"...you might note two examples of pure bliss.

Had to come back and watch this again a year after I first saw this great little video. Awesome piece of work here. Thank you!

We were cut from our statement before but just so you all realize, a Camaro was catapulted into the Cat. blades. Our family history WITH Chrysler Corporation was involved in supplying the Dodge Polara Police Interceptors, the Plymouth Satellites and a specific group of variously equipped Dodge Challengers. Engines included 383-2bbl••383-4bbl.••440-Magnums but NO 426-Hemi as there was plenty of purpose- power in ALL 3 listed power plants. Cupid Productions was credited by my Dad /Chrysler for wrecking as few of all 'loaners' as they did. Keep in mind, an ad campaign was in the works to show potential buyers what Chrysler's UnitBody Construction represented in terms of saving lives but everything went south with said campaign. Since pre launch calculations WERE made based on UnitBody Construction, the 'folding' Camaro was not anticipated due to a simple error in math. Chrysler was adamant about NOT completely flattening it's new "ponycar" so it all actually was a better result. Chrysler was fairly certain everyone would notice the INCORRECT quarter panels [for a Challenger] as Cupid ensured silver painted rear wheels would cinch the difference. As we ALL know, the unanticipated 'full fold' left just enough similarity for people to believe the 170+m.p.h. Dodge did meet the blades. We can 'testify' that the worn- not wrecked Challenger lived on. The film was edited to death over "a certain actress demanding top billing" just as film distribution was being prepped & told NO•• had her walk off in a huge huff eventually forcing a "try to salvage this puppy" via deleting her and approx. 48 minutes of the "OH" factor. Well, the FULL story is a tearjerker- one day you just may luck out seeing TRUE start, mid-mid-mid explanation into THIS ending, but don't try this at home••or ANYwhere.😮🙄🤔😢🤯

Fast and furious: Taco Bell edition

Dirty but clean lmao

Yes please to all the car guys that was a 1967 comero they crashed at the end an you see it Frances ford Coppola taking that picture end the end on the car crash lol like the black man dj said blind leading the blind lol l

Rest In Peace Barry Newman 😥❣️✝️🕊️🙏🏼

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Thank you so much for this wonderful explanatory video on my favorite film of all time, "Vanishing Point". Your comments with examples are so informative and clearly explained. I have the DVD version, but based on watching your video, I have just ordered the 2-disc Blu-Ray version. Thank you so much again. (Liked and Subscribed) Best wishes.

Rust buckets. Leaks windshield whistle. Rough riding mechanical repairs every weekend. Chrysler sucked. Points. Coils all on 14 inch wheels

How I miss that movie

It proves one thing freedom is your life until you or someone ends it and it's so sad

I remember watching the movie at the drive in 1974 a couple years after it came out, The crowd loved it and did burn outs on the road from the drive in, There was probably a few 'Cudas, Roadrunners and a Challenger in attendance and lots of Camaros and Chevelle SS's, We had my mom's 1971 Oldsmobile Delta 88 and a six pack each.

The first scene when Kowalski wakes up on Sunday morning was filmed on N Westlake Blvd in Thousand Oaks CA, just a few hundred yards away from the filming location of the final shootout scene in Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde film from 1967.

Awesome Awesome movie.

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So this is where Show Me How To Live’s music video came from…

Super film point limite zéro , comme harie le dingue marie la garce

Great Job, my favourite movie, you did it justice, love the edit ! 😍

I can picture Johnny Cash singing this at the end. What have I become My sweetest friend Everyone I know goes away In the end And you could have it all My empire of dirt I will let you down I will make you hurt

One of the most perfect endings in film history, period. And Cleavon Little doesn't get enough credit for how brilliant he is and how important his performance is to the impact of this film and ending. Great edit comparing the opening and ending.

Interesting. The Black Imperial that passes the white Challenger in the opening sequence is the car that Kowalski delivers to Sandy in Denver before picking up the Challenger and heading back west to California.

Vaya con Dios Kowalsky. St.Paul Minnesota.

Didnt barry himself pull off both 180s? Pretty sure i remeber hearing that in the directors cut?

6,4 hemi ..silnik poezja ..dźwięk mistrzostwo świata

As an OEF vet watching Kowalski’s end pretty much sums up our GWOT generation.

Thank you for doing this...a new perspective on my favorite movie!

17:49 is that body parts?

As the director once stated " Barry Newman belonged in that car. " R.I.P. Barry Newman.

That will always be my "Temptation of St. Anthony." Perfection!

I made a cassette copy of the soundtrack (w/dialogue). I listened to it many times. Including right after talking to my first true love, Brenda Capper, when I drove to Albion College.

17:49 Is that Kowalski's burned head?

If you look at that car at the end it's not a 70 challenger. Found an old white 68 camaro that had a six Banger in it band destroyed that and burn it up for the scene

One big mistake...how does the chrysler travel from the direction the road is totally blocked by dozers and cars?

I’m confused by the way this video is edited. But enjoy watching the scenes with the Challenger. It’s a shame Charlotte Rampling’s part (as Lady Death) was cut out of the American release. One of the few times in cinema when deleted scenes should have remained in the movie.

@17:42 - Wheel magically changed to chrome reverse from stock road wheel(s) on vehicle throughout earlier portions of film. And, oh yes, it's actually a Camaro. LOL.

Didn't Kowalski have to get where he was going all he would have to pay the Bar Tab he was not wanted by the law and was just a car delivery man but I am not sure the Challenger would arrive in showroom condition just for a challenge even if he was caught by the law what would be the worst that could happen one of the best Road movies of all time

This was perfect! Thank you for doing this as I have always wanted to see it as one whole piece! This movie is a classic and very well put together!

Went to see this movie when I was 10 years old when did first came out in Jackson? Heights, queens, my dad owned the same exact Car 1970 white Dodge Challenger. This movie stayed with me my whole life and did a couple of vanishing points myself.

This movie and specifically the ending have so many different meanings in them it’s crazy….but for me the biggest message is how little freedom we really have and how much trouble the powers that be will go to if we don’t bow down and kiss their boots. This movie follows thousands of police spending (in 1970 dollars) hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment and manpower to hunt down 1 man in 1 car who has actually hurt ZERO other people in any way shape or form. His only crime was breaking a speed limit and not stopping before he reached a county line so they could make him pay a monetary fine in their jurisdiction. Because of this infraction they sentence him to death….it was never really a choice….to someone who HAS to be free he couldn’t take spending decades in prison for violating a speed limit and being a better driver than the cops that tried to catch him. The founding fathers started this country on the notion they would have liberty (freedom) or would DIE before giving it up. Kowalski represents the man we’d all like to think we’d be if the choice between freedom and death came down to being very real and very literal at one moment in our lives. He chose freedom by showing his would/be oppressors that he’d rather die free by his own choice than submit to their tyrannical will. It’s really a beautiful thing to think about….true freedom. It’s no wonder he’s grinning with that 440 Magnum wound up to 5,500 RPM roaring down the road at 140mph straight into those dozer blades.

...and therein lies the vanishing point