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- Christine - Body by Plymouth. Soul by Satan.: In 1957 Detroit, a red-and-white Plymouth Fury seems to be cursed with death before it even comes off the assembly line.
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• Christine (1983) - Movie
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Unpopular nerd Arnie Cunningham (Keith Gordon) buys a 1958 Plymouth Fury, which he names Christine. Arnie develops an unhealthy obsession with the car, to the alarm of his jock friend, Dennis Guilder (John Stockwell). After bully Buddy Repperton (William Ostrander) defaces Christine, the auto restores itself to perfect condition and begins killing off Buddy and his friends. Determined to stop the deaths, Dennis and Arnie's girlfriend, Leigh Cabot (Alexandra Paul), decide to destroy Christine.
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Director: John Carpenter
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You have to admit, Satan has a great taste in cars
Oh yes....We think the same thing! And i didn't read your comment....This is weird ;)
Not Satan... Lebay, He custom ordered me straight from the factory.
That must explain why Dodge made the Hellcat.
Lucifer later goes on to drive a black first gen. Corvette, so it’s safe to say that he really does! ^^
Hell yeah he does.
I like how the car has so much personality despite being, you know, a car. You can tell when it's pissed off or sad or in love. Little things like the guy ashing on the seat makes you cringe cuz you know the car is gonna be furious.
The radio when he turns it on is in the process of saying “I’m gonna tell you how it’s gonna be, your gonna give all your love to me” lol he messed up ashing in Christine lol
it was an ignorant thing to do.
Like how did the black guy in side the car die? There was no crash or physical change
@@dcocz3908 Maybe the radio electrocuted him or carbon monoxide was vented into the car or something.
The air was sucked out of the car to suffocate him, I believe. You could tell at the end when he was all limp and passed out and blue looking
Love how christine's the only car painted red. It would never happen for real but the symbol is powerful.
Nameless Hero ofcourse it could happen
Could be an special order :)
aq1231`hehey
CyrusTheVirus yeah didn't think about that
Nameless Hero: I read the original Furies only came in one color so I'm guessing she was already ordered and paid for. You wanted red, blue or any other color it had to be pre-ordered.
The 1958 Plymouth Fury came in Buckskin Beige unless you preordered it or made it a special order. Christine was paid for in advance and ordered in Autumn Red...
Injured one and killed another before she even left the assembly line.
Spawn kill but the opposite. More like a kill spawn lol
Travis Owens. Maybe they tried but she kill them all lol
Serves him right, don't go putting your hands under a girl's hood.
In the original Book it didnt happen like this
The Mandalorian, it should have been white because red was not a color for a Plymouth Fury.
So evil, yet so beautiful; one of the best looking American automobiles ever built.
@Gappie Al Kebabi u sure???
Gross. Never liked 50's cars. They always scared me. And this is one example of what could happen! Look at the eyes! Straight and soulless! Full of anger!
@Gappie Al Kebabi you cant be serious lol
That’s why it’s been my dream car almost my entire life since the age of five
@@svasianfilipiname6603 They were also death traps. I mean like really bad to be traveling in in case of a crash. The rough edges of the dashboards were known to cave in skulls of the passengers even if they wore the rudimentary seatbelts. Rear seat passengers could get their skulls gashed into by the spikes holding the rearview mirrors. In 1957 there were 46,932 deaths in traffic on U.S. roads. In 1969 there were 53,543 dead. Meanwhile just 11,780 American soldiers died in Vietnam(!). So there were almost five times as many dead in traffic in the USA than American soldiers being killed in action in Vietnam.
And the "want to look like a jet fighter" does look rather gaudy today. A vulgar era which makes the worst part of the 70's and 80's blush.
This has got to be one of the most creative horror movies I've ever seen. A story about an evil car, with almost no concept at all, which goes off, killing a ton of people.
Spaghettiman uk its a stephen king novel right? Not no concept.
This particular scene was borrowed by Carpenter from an idea originally thought of by Alfred Hitchcock. Look it up
Watch The Car. It's about a car possessed by the Devil that kills people too in a small Arizona desert town.
Spaghettiman There are horror movies with better storylines but the delivery in this movie is amazing. People that hate horror movies liked this. Horror movies are usually terrible but the acting and Carpenters team did an amazing job with stunts, filming and action.
It fits. Those 50's cars look scary no offense.
The man was looking up her skirt, how rude.
I know how rude
Never look up a girl dress that's what happens when you do
And boy he did he pay the price
Who's dress?
SFXEllmer the car?
Back when actual people built the cars.
dozer m. Maybe this movie was the reason they made machines that did the work.
In all seriousness, it's better that cars are made by robots now. It allows for far more efficiency.
Rodney James
Does ad consistent quality but
doesn’t ad unique ness
Little defects make a cars personality
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 I'm not necessarily going to dispute that, but robots are how Japan was able to jumpstart its lean manufacturing of cars-hence the so called "Toyota way", or "kaizen".
Rodney James it is more efficient and has more profit involved.
Robots are a one time purchase with some upgades or maintenance every noun again
Workers aren’t..
horror movie aside, this was when the USA produced DIAMONDS in the shape of cars, assembly line of ART on wheels.
Now they only produce crapp on wheels
yep, the cars from back then felt like they had soul, the new cars from today feel like a turd on wheels
JJRJ 85
No seat belts. No roll cage. No air bags. Drum brakes. Sloppy steering. Swayed in cornering. In a head-on, the engine ended up in your lap. Though there’s a legend I Clearwater Florida of a 56 Desoto taking on a city bus. The bus lost.
@RpM_Evan yeah. About the tuatara it holds the land speedcrecord of production cars now. With a top speed of 331 mph
@@crispyshaman4937 especially those soul less electric smartphone on wheels which drive themselves (Tesla)
Top three who used this song
1. Christine
2. Terminator 2
3. Grave Digger
eldo59 hello! You know the name of this song?
Bad to the Bone-George Thorogood
Megamind too xD
Ah, i see you are a man of culture as well.
What about megamind?
Love how the car simply comes in a different color straight from the factory to imply she is different from the others and she was "born" that way, hence the 'Bad to the Bone' song.
1:16 Man, I can't imagine how that felt and how bloody the hand would be. Classic cars' hoods were METAL, and they have a mean lock on the top. I know, because I own an '89 Crown Vic and its hood makes a distinctive loud CLANG when you close it, something you don't hear in cars today.
My father almost lost hand in similar accident. Thanks the God he survived.
I had an '84 Mercury Lynx LX that also had a metal hood. It sounded like a ton of bricks when I let it close itself.
I myself drive a Plymouth Fury III generation, and I can say that this hood weighs UNREAL a lot, and you can lose a couple of fingers very easily ...
Got a 68 chevelle. Cowl hood. All steel. She was a heavy beast. People used to make art and respect it. Nowadays it's all plastic junk
@@cassienunes2173 yep
God that's a gorgeous car...
Ikr? I can't she is evil.
Yeah I want a Plymouth
Eww why??! It looks nasty. It looks evil even without the movie!!
I love classic cars most modern ones are very dull looking.
That was something that struck me when I watched the movie. It seems beautiful to all of us, but everyone in the movie (based in 1978-79) besides the guy who buys it says it's an awful choice. Do they sense the evil in the car or did people in the late 70s just have REALLY bad taste?
After seeing"Christine" I'm having second thoughts on getting a self driving car!
If you want to see another movie to make you reconsider self driving vehicles, look for a Tom Selleck movie entitled "Runaway". (1984)
It's cheesy but it gets the point across.
To be honest, they are terrifying!! I’ve recently pulled up next to a Tesla in a parking garage, and on the slightest touch of my soft(!!) jacket, that thing activated its guard mode or whatever it’s called. And as I was leaving, I jokingly asked it to calm down, and the bloody thing flashed its headlights at me. Without people except me anywhere near the car, bear in mind… I think I know what body Christine is wearing these days…
@@AndorRadnai Sentry Mode, its probably alerted the owner you were near by, and he flashed the lights at you from his phone.
The future is now.
Alex W The future is near and kinda terrifying…
Maximum Overdrive by Stephen King... terrifying!
The dude who was smoking the cigarette went in Christine she was like:
GET OUTTA HERE BOI!
I guess he tolerates smokers as much as i do.
Especially when they blow smoke right into your face@@turbiprop5961
Fun fact: Both the novel and film of Christine came out in 1983!
Meg Spitzer That’s weird. It kind of reminds me of how the Jaws book came out a year before the movie, and the second Jaws book came out the same year as the movie.
Yeah Stephen King had to hurry up and finish it that way they could have an ending
The Main Idiot I wonder why that is. Maybe Stephen Kong’s movie buddies were WAY too excited to make a movie out of it.
In my country the book came out one week after the movie.
@@makoshark6609 Richard Adams never felt that way when he published Watership Down and The Plague Dogs (which came out in 1972 and 1977 respectively, 6 and 5 years before each of their film adaptations came out, both in 1978 and 1982 respectively)
Love Christine. This movie is a classic.
You know when a sound effect in an old movie has that weird pitchy sound like the car horn, it's because the sound effect was taken from a vinyl record of stock sounds.
That's good to know! I was just wondering why that is.
This film use to scare me when I was a kid but I loved it at the same time. Funny that it was created the year of my birth lol. But I remember watching it in the mid 90s, and I watched it one time at night. Since then I made sure to watch it on a bright Sunday morning.
teachii i want that car so bad
teachii and i really do,
@teachii It was released the year after my birth & it used to scare the crap outa me too. I used to have nighmares about cars chasing me. lol
@@redlinemando that’s not funny
@@ivanhidalgo9724 It wasn't a kid when I had those nightmares, but just the same, I got over it. The nightmares I have now, make those dreams seem like "Buggs Bunny" cartoons.
Man Christine is the best movie I’ve ever watched as a 14 year old who loves cars!! wish they made more movies like this!
So I am not alone as an underage Christine fan
I thought I was the only kid that thought this about the movie I was I love with this movie , well the car more so, I've been looking for a car to be real and have same ability for years now, I some times talk to my cars to see if they are one , no luck yet smh ....
The car.. was also a good movie. And a awesome car.
1:10
Christine: OHH YOU PERVERT! IM GONNA SLAM MY HOOD ON U NOW >:(
(worker screams in pain as her hood is slammed onto his hand)
Call Of Duty ZOMBIES i read it as it happened
WAS THAT THE BITE OF '83?
@@Turbo_G.T.Blackwing63 no it’s taking place in 1957 so that’s how life was like in 1957
She killed him because he ashed on her seat
But it was covered
But the cigarette was "On"
How tho
Grand Theft Auto Vice City “Lit”
Thanks captain obvious
"I wanna live like James Dean, i wanna die a superstar
I wanna car like Christine, i wanna drive the devil's car" - Blind iris
I used to work at the Chrysler assembly plant and not kidding they showed us that moment at 1:06 at our week long orientation as to what not to do on the line and that's also why we work with partners to make sure that doesn't happen.
So did anybody get taken out by a christine
@@mrswimmytanker7422 OFFICIALLY No one has ever died at the plant OFFICIALLY
They used about twenty three cars to make this film and about fifteen to create this scene but because the cars were so rare whet you are actually seeing here is a line of rust buckets painted up to look new. They were all used in destruction scenes later and only two or three survived.
😂😂😂
@Melvin Big Smoke Harris I didn't even notice that!
That and the drivers door I’m dented on the bottom chrome piece
17 cars were used and 15 destroyed. Get your facts right.
Likes Dukes of Hazzard with chargers
The actress who plays Arnie's mother is "Christine" Belford, popular character actress in many TV shows and films in 70's and 80's
Shes Hot.
Silver spoons
Daaaaaayyyyng! How coincidental
My Dad always told me if you look after a car, it'll look after you. Then I saw this film when I was a kid. Life lesson learned
Unless it’s a Ford
I Like Christine and who Thinks she is a Beauty?
Yeah. Definitely.
Trabant is much prettier
Me
They built very good cars at Chrysler back then.
Mee
2:22 Not sure anyone noticed, but the supervisor that finds the inspector Christine crushed, looks like a younger version of Darnell. As if that's not enough Darnell mentions knowing someone who owned a car like her. So gonna take a wild guess and say Darnell was working at that Plymouth factory.
Not true
Darnell knew Roland Lebay, the man who sells Arnie Christine, from when decades earlier, Lebay brought Christine into his garage to do his own service work on "her."
This is also in the book.
@@Gunners_Mate_Guns I thought it was George Lebay who sold Christine to Arnie
@@Your2TiminEx It was only George LeBay in the movie.
In the book, it's Roland LeBay who sells Christine to Arnie, and George LeBay is Roland's brother.
Roland in the book is pretty much as you see George portrayed in the movie, but you learn considerably more about him in the book as an extremely angry, bitter, vengeful man.
Will Darnell said of him in the book, "If you gave him boiling hot coffee, he'd piss ice cubes."
George LeBay, on the other hand, is very different, a kindly schoolteacher who was ashamed and even a little afraid of his older brother, Roland.
I honestly don't understand why Bill Phillips changed it to George, and the movie left me mostly disappointed because I love the book so much because the character development of both Dennis and Arnie was severely lacking, and because it was portrayed as Arnie actually driving the car at the end, instead of the dead spirit of Roland the entire time, including the final confrontation in Darnell's garage.
The only scene that I really liked (also completely different from the book for exactly which ones were killed and how, though) was the killing of Buddy Repperton and Don Vandenberg.
I feel the same way as Shanethefilmmaker that guy does look an awful lot like a younger Darnell.
That was always my headcanon.
Christine is art on wheels!!!
Cars back then we're built for power and good looks, not for safety and fuel efficiency.
The reason why Christine was the only red model on the assembly line is because of a process of Unusable Parts. This would happen if a assembly plant used too many certain body panels(in this case white) so they used spare parts which were usually blue, tan, or red, red was the rarest of spare parts used. After a assembly makes a car or two in spare parts, they use white parts again that have recently been imported. This was not very rare back in the day for small automotive companies like Plymouth.
Actually it was explained in the book that when Roland ordered her, he asked them to paint it Autumn Red. He probably had enough dough to do that.
@Samuel Molloy exactly what I was thinking. None of what he said made any sense at all. U useable parts being used? And they don't paint the panels first lol.
Why do people just make stuff up out of thin air like that?
@@testy462 YEAH, I'm calling BULLSHIT on that comment too, every one of these 58 s I see at car shows is Red and if anything, red was the most common color for all American cars
Leonard Halbert the Plymouth Fury was not available in Red, only white with gold trim. 99.9% of the Christines you see at shows, on TV or other places are Savoys made up to look like Christine. They made 3000 Furys in 58 and not many were left by the time this film came out and even less are around 40 years later. They were a limited edition car and only available in one color, white.
It’s the equivalent of going to your local Dairy Queen car show and seeing 20 Dodge Challenger SRT8 Demons. I guarantee that most, if not all of them are fakes.
@@CamaroAmx it was not white, it was Buckskin Beige. Read the color history from Chrysler and it will tell what colors were available for the cars from all of their division (Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, Desoto and Plymouth).
" I need your cloths, your keys, and your soul...NOW!"
Best opening scene ever! Tells you everything you need to know about the car b fore the actual story begins
Did anyone else notice that that Camaro was just a shell of a car in the Buddy Reperton scene at the gas station? Notice it doesn't have a engine or even a firewall
I'm almost positive the Camaro frame doesn't bend like a empty beer can
One of the sexiest classics ever made
Cars got good taste in music.
As much as I'm a metal fan, I do enjoy a Buddy Holly tune.
Fun fact:my dad told me when he first watched it,at the ending when the car gets trashed and they throw it down,after a while the radio turned on and the car rebuild itself
That was what the final scene hints at. As they walk away, they hear a song that Christine would play, but it’s just a worker with a boom box and they walk away. The camera zooms in on the crushed block that used to be Christine and you can see the metal start to move, indicating that Christine ain’t dead yet. While it would be unlikely that Christine would have enough time to restore herself before she is melted down, there is a chance that her spirit could possess whatever is made out that batch of molten metal, maybe even anther car.
@@CamaroAmx What if Christine wound up in the same junkyard as the green goblin toy truck from Maximum Overdrive...
Love this movie. When I was little I would always stay home when my family went out because I was afraid of all cars because of this movie, I taught that everyone's car is a Christine. I will never get in a car or take the bus I always walked until I got older lol but still you never know if your car or anyone else's car is a Christine 😁🤘
Come on
Thats a bit weird paranoia but I can kinda see how that might develop lol
3:01 Holy shit! *honking Christine's horn*
+@Stop Clickbait So what?
+@Stop Clickbait I know he did
+@Stop Clickbait Cause I do that sometimes
@Stop Clickbait yeah
@Melvin 'BigSmoke' Harris
It's a comment section
_We do that here_
That little "oh damn" spring in his step when he sees Christine. That feeling is magic.
This is my favorite movie ever
I was waiting for Arnold to steal the car ... or Al to get in and say lets drive
Moose _35_35
I wonder who win the race love bug or Christine?
me to
Christine not in speed she would destroy herbie...
Get out frog Gaming Herbie, of course!!!
Weird theory but what if the man who finds the dead guy in the car is darnell when he was younger he has that same walk and look
More like similarity of their faces, but he also reminded me of Darnell.
He is,I think
And then retired and moved to California
Darnell later comments that he knew a guy who had a red Fury and that guy was a real mean SOB.
I've noticed it's like Christine can literally draw people in to her shear beauty. God I love this movie we need a part 2 or a remake.
Also. I think the colored guy was going to be her first choice of "Love" before he ducked ashes in her seat
Agreed
No no no ffs no remakes, they'll ruin it as they always do
Recycled into a stack of 1950's appliances that kill their households in creative and gruesome ways ?
I bet Steven King could have fun with that.
I would love to see a remake with another plymouth....a plymouth prowler!!
Christine's a beautiful work of art! The 67' Camero is pretty sharp too!
That Bad to the bone was the perfect song in the opening scene.
One of the greatest Horror openings of all time!
"I'm gonna tell you how it's gonna be you're gonna give your love to me" she was telling the black guy to love her but the black guy disrespected her by dropping his cigar ash on her that's why she killed him
Crhistine is a girl. First you fall in love by her beauty,, and sitting in the driver's seat it's like kissing her lips. For Christine, that's the point where you are captured. That's what happened to Roland Lebay, and after to Arnie...
@@vincenthewitt6919 Christine doesn't kill anyone for fun she wants someone to love her and no one else she gets terribly jealous that's why she almost killed Leigh and she will kill anyone who disrespects her that's why she killed the black guy, Darnell and the gang of punks
Guess Christine isn't a fan of black guys.
I took me a while to actually listen to the words,and now I know what she was saying
@@texasrockshillcountry6574 😂😂😂😂
Christine is the only red car which means she is devil car :D all other beige color cars are angels :D
@Prius facebook mom The red paint job was a custom order from Lebay. That is why I am the only red Fury.
@@christinefury6587 I love you
She was a custom order nothing more
Nick 007 I had a feeling.
Nick 007 Since this is the 1950s I guess that makes them “Earth Angels.”
good song for a red devil car killing machine.
01:15 Christine:NOM NOM NOM
Guy:AAHHHHHHH!!!!!!
How is the song called?
@@brookpage2328 Bad to the bone
@@nikitadubrovin1264 Song from the movie Terminator 2 Judgement Day
Shakah Zoulou I feel like it’s a little off, because it’s a song that came out in 1982, and this scene takes place in 1957, but it’s still a good song though.
That car is a work on art. I can see why people in the 50s,had a love affair with their cars!
00:21 when you’re friends ask you what kind of car you got
Basically
I love this movie. I have it on DVD!
I have it on Blu-Ray 4K
lucky man..
Still my favorite car of all time. Sure the movie helped, but it is extremely rare and is truly a beautiful car. Many hours of only manpower to build that beast
When this film came out, my mom had a '78 Plymouth Fury, same color as Christine. OF COURSE we kids called mom's car Christine! 😂 Green turned out to be an unlucky car color for mom. No people injured, but one green car was crushed by a tree falling on it in a wind storm, and the other kept breaking down.
The film work in this scene of the assembly line rolling is magnificent!
Back when vehicles were made to last and built tough
THE GLORY DAYS OF DETROIT MOTOR CITY.
Thank your democrats for destroying it
@@mattvan5321 “Thank you giant greedy man in suit for destroying everything.”
Detroit: become devil cars
1:09
Christine: YOU PERVERT!!!!
That was socially un acceptable back then. I was so mad at that inspector for taking a peek, He got some pay back big time.
@@christinefury6587 what he did? Checked the engine..
LOOOOL
@@christinefury6587 He had to make you were properly functioning darling
@@christinefury6587 I love you
"Say Ah, Doc." says Christine. guy opening Christine's engine and his hand chopped.
Anybody else notice that the man who found the guy dead behind the wheel looked like a young Darnell?
Good times never come back
That Car Hood Just Landed On His Hand... That Is Very Painful!
That song at the start is actually fire!
Me and my brother were upsessed with this movie as youngster. It’s a great of movie
I love how within seconds you know Christine is evil with the choice of song (Bad to the Bone) and the fact that she's the only red car on the assembly line.
From the movie trivia: Horror fans have speculated the unnamed assembly line supervisor who discovered Christine's second victim, and first fatality, was Will Darnell. This is based on the actor appearing about twenty years younger (than actor Robert Prosky), his semi retired automotive background, and Will saying he once knew the owner of a Fury, upon seeing Christine.
I love the sound of the horn for some reason
When that dudes hand got crushed gives me the shivers it traumatized me about car hoods closing on my hand
Its even worse for me cause I want to be a car mechanic
Satan has a good taste in cars i see.
That red plymouth is a killer machine
i wish that keep making more of theses cars
"Jump in my car!" On second thought, don't.
I first saw "Christine" on HBO in January of 1986. The thing that I'm most fond of with Christine is the odometer that runs backwards, and generates a rejuvenating power. Last year, I had to have a knee replacement in my starboard knee. Two weeks before the surgery, I took a road trip to Atlanta from Charlotte. If I had been able to take that road trip in Christine, the odometer would have rejuvenated my starboard knee. I wouldn't have had to have the surgery.
I also have some iconic dining chairs that I really cherish, they are Early American mate's chairs, distinctive for their guitar shaped seats. Mate's chairs are the original Pizza Hut chairs, and are today hard to come by. Four times a year, I would like to put those chairs in Christine, and make a run down to Columbia and back on I-77. It would be preventive maintenance for the chairs. Some dinner guests I have over are not as kind to the chairs. They might lean back on two legs, push them out from under the table with all of their weight on them, or slouch down in them. Those are three common things that are bad for those chairs. If any of them got their spindles broken, it would definitely be a rejuvenating job for Christine.
How old are you know not to be rude
What do we learn here? Smoking kills! Haha
Yo I got the full christine movie from Google play
And not to look up a car’s skirt because the next thing you know it goes on a killing spree.
Cars sure were beautiful machines back then.
1:15 Christine: Welp I hope you enjoyed the look . . .
1:16 *NOM*
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
I guess Christine ain't having it today
The way the hood comes down, I’d expect he would of lost his hand, not just mangle it.
São altomoveis sensacional . Si eu tivesse grana concerteza comprava um desses e restauraria ele por completo. Maguinificos carros esbanja classe e luxo e muito conforto.
Eu adoraria uma versão 4 portas (caso existisse) na cor azul.
I LOVE Your videos
the book was amazing..it was always going to be hard turning it into a good movie..
2:19
Is it just me or does that look like a younger Darnell??
I was always thinking that
It is
omg you're right
Sorry to burst your bubble, but you're wrong.
Darnell's association with Christine actually comes in 1958, but only when "her" owner, Roland Lebay, begins bringing "her" into Darnell's garage to perform service work on the car himself.
That's also how Darnell first recognizes the car when Arnie shows up there with "her."
This is not speculation, as all of it is mentioned in the book.
Also, Darnell's death in the book is much more spectacular than in the movie, with Christine ramming into his house and running him down right there in his own living room!
Not kidding about that.
If King made a sequel to The Shining of all books then he may as well do a sequel to Christine
She has her high beams on , so cool
That is a beautiful car. One of these days I'll hopefully find one to rebuild for myself (a big reason I took a welding course for in College).
That's what you get for looking under her skirt 😂😂
This classic song was so appropriate for such a temperamental demon car such as Christine. Imagine, a line worker putting his hand where it shouldn't be. Up her chassis without permission from the goddess of carnage. It takes a special hand to calm her overdriven gears to allow such.... intimacy. John Carpenter gave us what we all crave. A vehicle capable of making our twisted dreams come true as she runs down her opponents without mercy or remorse. Infinitely a much better choice of vehicle to display the stamp of approval for real car connoisseurs. Whoever drains her oil, better watch how they use the dipstick otherwise, Christine might not be so forgiving as to who changes her lubrication.
i’m 13 but i love this movie!!! my dad always shows me the best ones!!!
Had a 68 sport fery.loved it.Always wanted a 57. The start of the wings.Beautiful car.
This may sound a bit macabre, but my mom is a Stephen King fan, and if I was a millionaire, I would've tried buying a '58 "Christine" edition Fury for her 60th birthday.
Never made a “Christine edition”. They made 3,000 Plymouth Furys in 58, all were white with gold trim. Most were long gone by the time the film came out. Not many survive today. If you do see a Christine replica today, there’s a 99% chance it’s a Plymouth Savoy made to look like Christine.
@@CamaroAmx well I mean they did destroy multiple red furys to make this film...
shes a classy lady
Such a good movie, she was a custom order that's why she was red on red back in the day when you custom order a car or what was called a "walk through" My Grandmother had a Fury was a '58 that she ordered Black on White and, from she told me, they would have you come to the plant to make sure everything was made to your liking. Those vehicles got extra attention, people paid extra for those. You can't do that today, you get what you get and pay painters and upholstery people afterwards, the company can't be bothered with your whims.
Christine looking a new evil nice car.
Christian is my favorite movie of all time.
1:16: Is it bad that this part makes me laugh every time I see it? It probably is.
As long as there's no blood then yeah but since ther is blood then yeah
My Older Brother Laughed At That Part
Hardest thing to believe in this movie is that UAW workers ever worked a full day til 5 o’clock.
Fandango Movie: gracias por colocar The Car en español.Gracias,muchas gracias.
Hola manuel jesus no encuentro el video,tienes el enlace?.
I guess Christine does not like smokers.
Good luck finding one of those cars now or days
I see them at local car shows every year
Aww you can find one for about 100k lol no biggie
One that was used to portray Christine sold in 2015 to a private collector for almost $200,000. If I ever win the lottery, I'd buy one. It's my dream car!
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... especially one that hasn't been transformed into a Christine replica
'And if you disrespect... well...'
I fell in love with this movie a long time ago.
Christine is like a woman. Classy, in her red dress, shes got the lipstick to match. She just wants to be loved broken or put together. Doesnt need a man who mistreats her either.