GONE IN 60 SECONDS (2000) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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00:00 - Intro
01:43 - Reaction
38:34 - Review - Розваги
Nicolas Cage won a best actor Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas and was nominated for Adaptation. I think that puts him higher than a C level actor.
@richardb6260 I think she is confused between a Movie Star and an Actor, but she is wrong on both counts 😀
He was never a C Lister, even when he was working his way out of the hole. Love him or hate him, he is distinct. In Cage We Trust. Please review Mandy this October.
Don't forget about Moonstruck. No nomination but one of his best performances.
@@jxchamb I wonder if Cassie forgot Nic Cage was in It Could Happen to You, which she loved.
@@richardb6260 Oh yeah. Forgot about that reaction. 😅
"Oh, crap! I lost visual." I'm dying. Absolutely dying.
Talk to me, Goose.
She was goin' ballistic man!
🤣
@@zairac2564 Enemy moth on attack vector, weapons hot!
"I gotta tell ya man, that this guy scares the $h!t outta even me" (cue 4:43 )
I love this movie. It’s a true homage to the 1974 original movie. In the original the mustang was also called “Eleanor”.
These two movies have cemented that name into automotive history to the point that people that have never even seen either movie still refer to the ‘67 Shelby Mustang as Eleanor. And they don’t even know why.
Is the original movie well known?
@@ct6852 HELL YEAH!!!
Well...if you were around in '74, it was VERY well known - if you lived in L.A. it originally had a very limited release, but once it gained popularity, it went to more theaters.
@@ct6852 , I’d say it’s well known among car and film enthusiasts with a leaning towards action and cars. The original has a 40 minute car chase which is one of the longest ever filmed.
The movie Bullit with Steve McQueen is another well known example of superb car chases and phenomenal cars. The hero car is a ‘68 Mustang and the villain car is a ‘68 Charger R/T.
@@Britcarjunkie Yeah the other guy I was talking to on here said it was an independent movie and didn't have a ton of support from the theaters. That kind of makes it better as a local legend though. So that's cool.
@@ks5526 Finally saw Bullit last year and that city chase scene was indeed unbelievable. Even by all modern standards. Gotta look for this one on streaming. Heard it might be hard to find, though.
This was the movie that introduced me to the dynamic acting of Christopher Eccleston, who played Calitri. A few years after watching this, I stumbled upon this British sci-fi series on cable one day and saw Mr. Eccleston again.
And that is how a Nic Cage movie made me a Doctor Who fan. True story.
It’s not really that unbelievable…
I'm surprised she didn't recognize his as the bad guy from 28 Days Later....
This is definitely one of my favorite car heists movies. Never gets old!! The action/comedy is so good.
The music. ...❤
The same is in GTA3/VC :)
Your reaction to the moth was as good as the movie. Had me rolling.
Now she needs to watch The Fly.
Mothman Pophecies and Mimic
That "Lost visual" was 10/10 :D
Her best reaction! 😂
Mothra is off the list 😄
C-List actor? He won an academy award for Best Actor!
My favorite part of the entire movie is the Eleanor chase but specifically him driving and smiling at the kid just a little wholesome moment thrown in that I always loved
This film is stupidly fun. I never get bored watching it again.
Watch the original then. This is a remake
@@CYB3R2K - Err.. I know it is. Why would I want to watch the original, if I *don't* get bored with this one?!?
How do you know if someone watched the original or read the book? Oh don't worry, they will let you know! 😂😂
@@W0NK042because the chase in the original is three times longer than this one, over 100 cars destroyed, and no weak-ass CGI it at all
@@jerrypeacock2234 yeah as a car nut i hate the fact that they destroyed a bunch of beautifull cars for a movie scene.kinda takes away the whole point.
The original 1974 movie was a self produced film by H.B. Halicki who also did a lot of the stunts. Sadly he died in a car stunt while making what would be his own sequel to this film. I liked the simple approach of the original where essentially half the film was one big car chase.
Saw the original in the theater. No big stars. The cars were the stars. That last car chase is so much better than the remake. No quick cuts. They gave you time to see the cars and stunt drivers. That last jump is shown mutiple times from different angles.
BTW, Halicki's 1982 film Junkman beat The Blues Brothers record for most wrecked cars in a film. That record stood until Transformers: Dark of the Moon (which I'm not sure I believe because a lot of those had to be CG)
I had no idea this was a remake. I'll have to check it out - Thank you.
@@Chris-ji4iu And, the original Eleanor was a canary yellow Mach-1 fastback.
@@Britcarjunkie The original Eleanor was NOT a Mach 1. Nowhere on the car was a Mach 1 emblem or script. The cars used were 1971 sports roofs, painted and dressed up like '73s.
Robert Duvall was also the Astronaut Commander that Cassie and Carly liked in Deep Impact. He's VERY good at those affable senior figure roles, being a mentor-type.
I also loved him in second hand lions
One of my favorite "feel good" and "fun" films in the last 25 years. Just smiles and laughs all around
I suggest the Arnold Schwarzenegger comedies "Twins", "Kindergarten Cop", "Junior" and "Last Action Hero".
She announced on Patreon that she will be watching Kindergarten Cop soon.
I second these suggestions
🤙
Yes
Not Junior. It’s atrocious.
Dear Cassie: please do the brilliant Face / Off; incredible cast and script ❤🎉
yeah,in my opinion,if you love mr.cage,you just have to watch "face off",this is like pure nicolas cage:D
however,i think cassie would like "City of Angels" a bit more;)
maybe she will discover both,we´ll see:)
Face/Off is a terrible movie 😂
Lololololololololololol
@@user-hk7hz9cn7vterribly fun!
That "scares the shit outta even me" followed by "DEEETDETDETDETDETDETDETT!!!!" had me dying! In both laughter, AND as a fellow person who hates moths in their room, but loves them outside.
Kudos to the editor of this video and that choice.
"He knows what he is, and he is good at it." Perfect description of Cage.
The moth flying around, your reaction is perfect comedy 😂😂😂😂😂
very entertaining..didnt noticed it the last 25 times i saw this movie 😆😆
"I've lost visual!!!" 😂😂😂
A moth is flying around your family has acreage what country are you from? Back in the old country of the United States , when we had freedom of speech and everything , this was the American dream owning property. Acreage?
"Like that Mustang right there." My heart, it hurts.
'Raising Arizona' is definitely a fantastic Nicholas Cage movie to watch.
Great reaction 🙏
Every film by the Coen Brothers is a fantastic movie to watch.
Also, if you wanna see a relatively young Robert Duvall, watch To Kill a Mockingbird. He plays Boo Radley. He was 31 and it was his first movie. He was a stage actor in New York for a decade prior to his film career. Also, no that's not the car from Ford Vs. Ferrari. That was a Ford GT. But that Mustang the Shelby GT 500 was designed by the same guy, Carol Shelby, that was played by Matt Damon. Also the year this came out, a brand new Mustang GT was only $22,900. A porsche 911 Convertible was 87 thousand to give you perspective on car costs back then.
*Ford GT40. GT is what Ford called the revival cars.
The moth issue was hilarious as hell...😅
Yeah, especially the "I lost visual" part. 🤣🤣🤣
"The guy in the back is in a sports movie..."
So is the guy driving! Scott Caan, son of dear departed James Caan, plays Tumbler, and is hilarious in the teen football movie Varsity Blues (alongside James Van der Beek, Ali Larter, and Paul Walker - RIP)
That movie is the definition of a masterpiece in his genre... You laugh, you cry, you feel sensual by moment, action packed family bounding... + Nicholas Cage & Angelina Joly = Nuclear Fireworks!!
It’s a decent popcorn flick…you act like it’s fucking Goodfellas 😂
Fun fact: moths are like butterflies, you can catch 'em in your hand and they don't bite. (In Asia, they're used to stop big lizards.)
The actor playing Sphinx, Vinnie Jones, was in both "Snatch" and "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels"
He was great (and Funny!) as a high school soccer coach in "SHE'S THE MAN," an updated version of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Funny Teen RomCom
Saw this in theaters when it came out, always end up rewatching it every 4 years or so randomly.
1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 (Movie version was a fake)
Based on the 67 Ford Mustang Fastback,
Carries the 428 CUI Ford FE V8 with 355HP
A little over 2000 were produced by Carol Shelby
Most owners would often return it to the dealership
and have the legendary 427 FE V8 put in, which had around 425HP
Singer Jim Morrison of The Doors once was gifted one from a Music producer.
These cars are currently worth anywhere between $100,000 to $300,000
The one of a kind "Super Snake" factory 427 with matching numbers sold for over $2 million at auction.
The car in Ford V Ferrari was a Ford GT40, Eleanor is a GT500, but they are both beautiful examples of performance engineering. Even if you don't really care about cars, when you get to the speeds of those cars and the forces they endure, you can appreciate that it's about making something really special - just look at the bodywork, the shapes are so carefully designed and manufactured, it's like an art piece.
And both cars are over 60 years old and to this day you cant improve on the design, they were simple and perfect
Fun Fact: Eleanor is actually Nicolas Cages car and he wouldn't let the stunt men drive it. That is Nicolas Cage driving the Mustang.
Also, I'm glad you were able to react to this movie because it's insanely rewatchable.
you're right about 2 of those things.
What other films starring Nicolas Cage would you recommend CASSIE to watch? *FACE OFF* , *CITY OF ANGELS* , and the disturbing *8MM* that will give Cassie nightmares.😂
There were quite a few "Eleanors" built for this movie, each to serve different purposes (handling, acceleration, one with a camera rig to shoot Cage driving in the car, one for the crushing scene which was just a non functional shell, & a "hero" car for looks).
They also built one for producer Jerry Bruckheimer that was a barely street legal Eleanor. According to Bruckheimer, when he started it up, it shook the walls & roof of the warehouse it was in, he said he was scared to drive it.
I'm sure that Cage also got an Eleanor as he is a huge car guy. But there wasn't just one Eleanor.
Ahh, back when Nick Cage did his own stunts….
Except she said she wouldn't re-watch it, lol.
Timothy Olyphant was the sheriff in "The Book of Boba Fett", but is best known for the starring role of Raylin Givens in the series "Justified"
Hitman?
and sam as sheriff in the The Crazies (2010) and the deadwood
"Don't worry. A moth is no more harmful than a ladybug."
"A ladybug?! AGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!"
I have a Nic Cage movie recommendation: Matchstick Men (2003). It's one of his best role ever. It's a Ridley Scott's film. Just a fantastic movie all around.
You're gonna love this one ! Great soundtrack, great cast, cracking script and of course some lovely "ladies". Jolie's hair is on point in this.
The complete list of cars from Gone in 60 Seconds with some 2000 sticker prices... yeah, this is worth a heck of a lot more at retail than a measly $200k !
1999 Aston Martin DB7- Codename - Mary - $140,000
1962 Aston Martin DB1- Codename - Barbara
1999 Bentley Arnage- Codename - Lindsey - $215000
1999 Bentley Azure- Codename - Laura
1964 Bentley Continental- Codename - Alma
1959 Cadillac El Dorado- Codename - Madeline
1958 Cadillac El Dorado Brougham- Codename - Patricia
1999 Cadillac Escalade- Codename - Carol - $46,525
2000 Cadillac El Dorado STS- Codename - Daniela - $39,790
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible- Codename - Stefanie
1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28- Codename - Erin
1953 Chevrolet Corvette- Codename - Pamela
1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Big Block- Codename - Stacey
2000 Ford F350 4×4 modified pickup- Codename - Anne
1971 DeTomaso Pantera- Codename - Kate
1969 Dodge Daytona- Codename - Vanessa
1998 Dodge Viper Coupe GTS- Codename - Denise - $112,000
1995 Ferrari 355 B- Codename - Diane
1997 Ferrari 355 F1- Codename - Iris
1967 Ferrari 265 GTB4- Codename - Nadine
1999 Ferrari 550 Maranello- Codename - Angelina - $196,300
1987 Ferrari Testarosa- Codename - Rose
1956 Ford T-Bird- Codename - Susan
2000 GMC Yukon- Codename - Megan
1999 HumVee 2-Door Pickup- Codename - Tracy
1999 Infiniti Q45- Codename - Rachel - $48,725
1994 Jaguar XJ 220- Codename - Bernadene
1999 Jaguar XK8 Coupe- Codename - Deborah - $70,130
1990 Lamborghini LM SUV- Codename - Gina
1999 Lexus LS 400- Codename - Hillary - $53,805
1999 Lincoln Navigator- Codename - Kimberley
1957 Mercedes Benz 300 SL/Gullwing- Codename - Dorothy
1999 Mercedes Benz CL 500- Codename - Donna - $91,900
1999 Mercedes Benz S 600- Codename - Samantha - $65,345
1998 Mercedes Benz SL 600- Codename - Ellen - $82,695
1950 Mercury Custom- Codename - Gabriela
1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda- Codename - Shannon
1969 Plymouth Roadrunner- Codename - Jessica
1965 Pontiac GTO- Codename - Sharon
1999 Porsche 996- Codename - Tina
2000 Porsche Boxster- Codename - Marsha - $44,745
1961 Porsche Speedster- Codename - Natalie
1988 Porsche 959- Codename - Virginia
1997 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo- Codename - Tanya
2000 Rolls Royce Stretch Limousine- Codename - Grace
1966 Shelby AC Cobra- Codename - Ashley
1967 Shelby Mustang GT 500- Codename - Eleanor
2000 Toyota Landcruiser- Codename - Cathy
1998 Toyota Supra Turbo- Codename - Lynn (my fave!) - $39,900
2000 Volvo Turbo Wagon R- Codename - Lisa
There is one Nick Cage movie that would be right up your alley. You need to watch The Family Man. And make sure Carley is there as well as she would love it too. It's not an action movie, but more of a family/romantic/Christmas movie.
I second this for sure and Carly should join her for the viewing.
Yes. Family man would be a great movie for this channel.
Family Man is how told my wife I was ready to be a family man. Got 3 great kids.
Cassie and Carly will love it.
This and "Trapped in Paradise"......I think are such fun holiday movies of his
One of my favorite films from high school. At the impound scene you can see a billboard for the original gone in 60 seconds movie. Also, the opposite of inconspicuous is conspicuous. Great reaction
I don't like movies like Fast & Furious, but this is one of the few car heist movies that I really love. So much charisma and fun. And it looks great.
Cassie, that was the perfect way to describe Nicolas Cage, he is so unique, no one could do the rolls he does. one of his earliest rolls from 1986 is Peggy Sue Got Married and he was so good in that. Good movie too. Ok, about the moth, I am the same and was freaking out for you. One of my boys once wrote the letter B on a sticky note and put it on me. Then all 3 boys said there's a bee on you and I freaked out thankfully it wasn't filmed.
He’s a terrible actor 😂
I remember when this came out. Pretty much every police dept in the USA and even the FBI didn't want this movie to come out cause in the movie they showed you how to steal the most expensive cars around at the time.
The "deadbeat brother" character was Phoebe Buffay's brother in Friends.
I’m so freaking pumped right now. This is one of my all-time favorite movies. ❤️
My fav nick cage movies of all time is Raising Arizona. It’s a cohen brothers comedy with Holly Hunter and John Goodman. It’s one of his earliest starring roles.
This movie was one of my teenage favourite movies, it's just so good as what it is.
Definitely feels like the inspiration for the Fast and Furious franchise.
Oh and Moonstruck. You’ll love Moonstruck. Also Guarding Tess.
This is one of my favourite movies. Have to watch every year. And because I'm one of four brother myself, that line at the end hits me every time "brothers love is brothers love"❤
@Popcorn_in_Bed Eleanor is a 1967 Ford Mustang that was modified by Carroll Shelby's company. The A/C Cobra and the GT40 were the cars he was famous for building (the former being the little 2-seater convertible you see Damon driving around in and the latter being the main race car in "Ford vs. Ferrari"), but Shelby modified A LOT of Ford Mustangs (and his company still does even today though he has since passed away - their facility is in Las Vegas near the airport right next to the freeway). All of the cars Shelby built had Ford engines in them though, which is why he worked so closely with Ford. Don't know if you have watched the 1968 movie "Bullitt" with Steve McQueen yet, but it has a 1968 normal Mustang (not modified by Shelby). However Steve McQueen and Carroll Shelby were good friends since they were both big muscle car & racing car enthusiasts. In fact Steve McQueen was in the movie "LeMans" as a race car driver about the famous race that Shelby raced in real life. There's several pictures of them together on the internet. McQueen's granddaughter Molly (who was born after Steve died) is an actress like her grandpa and has also been a spokesmodel for Ford, especially because Ford has released new Mustangs that are "Bullitt" green like in the movie. She's married to the brother of Jon Favreau (aka "Happy Hogan" from all the Marvel superhero movies).
Le Mans is also a great movie about the man, in an indirect way.
correction: Ford built the 1967 Ford Mustang. Shelby modified it into a GT500 and Chip Fooose reimagined the 1967 GT500 Musting into "Elanore" for the movie.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Just a good popcorn movie.
This was the first movie I bought on DVD, in fact I had to buy a DVD player when I got it so I could watch it. Saw it in the theater 6 times, and the sound of Eleanor starting up in the theater never failed to make my hair stand up. Every moviegoer in the showings I went to came out with a smile on their faces!
Your reaction to the moth was one of the most entertaining things I've seen in a long time. That gave me a good laugh. Thank you!
😂
The Sphinx is my fav. Actor is Vinnie Jones an ex-soccer play that was known for being vicious, he broke into acting in the 90s and has been a staple in Guy Ritchie movies such as Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch. He's got 105 acting credits to his name and is always fun to watch.
One of my favorite movies. Watched it recently, but will gladly enjoy watching you enjoy this movie!!
That Eleanor jump scene though. And that music. So good.
An amazing film directed by Angelina Jolie you have to check out is called Unbroken which is based on a true story. She did an amazing job directing the film. Her father is John Voight
A film that never gets mentioned or requested on reaction channels is 'Falling Down' from 1993. It has two great central perfomances from Michael Douglas and Robert Duvall (who I know you love). I would highly recommend it. One of the best films of the 90's that hardly anyone knows.
Nick did his own driving stunts in this. He went to a driving school for it.
Really glad you took on this unicorn of a movie. Great reaction as always!
Ahhhh yes, that 2000 soundtrack! What a time!! 🥰
Movie suggestions: Face/Off with John Travolta & Nicolas Cage.
So glad to have had you in Canada! We don't get many of the touring bands up here, and definitely don't get reactors on tour up here. :)
I have more affection for this movie than it pprobably deserves. It's just so much fun and I never come away from it without a smile.
I hope you know she is Canadian.
A bit of trivia: Vinnie Jones (Sphinx) was a famous football (soccer) player in the UK before going in to movies, and still holds the record for the fastest red card in the game: he got himself sent off five seconds after a match started.
Vinnie was a mean SOB on the field
@22:22 Those cars were pretty expensive but you calling Ferraris, Mustangs was priceless.
For a unique experience in watching a master actor late in their career you may want to look into watching Rober Duvall's great performance of a hermit in the movie Get Low-2009. Sissy Spacek also puts in a lovely performance with some comedic relieve from Bill Murray. Personally, i think it may be Robert Duvall's best performance but sadly very overlooked.
Cage IS a national treasure! Love him and respect him so much for just loving making movies and having fun!
He also was in that movie….
He’s a terrible actor 😂
@@user-hk7hz9cn7v you’re a terrible person
The actor playing bad guy Raymond Calitri was Christopher Eccleston, who went on to play the 9th Doctor in the revival of Doctor Who.
“Oceans but with cars” may be the most accurate description of this movie I’ve heard.
If you like Robert Duval then you should react to his film "Second-hand Lions" he made with Michael Cane. Such a fun, feelgood movie. I really think you'll love it 🙂
Underrated movie
Great movie right there!!
Robert Duvall is a legend. Vinnie Jones is very talented actor and very bad ass :) Check Eurotrip, for example.
Thank you for this reaction video!
Nic Cage is really a lot more than a goofy action hero though. As a dramatic actor he's been in some excellent movies; "Leaving Las Vegas", "Bringing Out the Dead", "8MM". Worth considering (TW: heavy subject matter in all 3) 😊
Cass: "He's screwed."
Memphis and Eleanor: "Watch this." 31:56
4:43. CASSIE: "Eeeek! Eeeek! Eeeek!! A MOTH!! It's HUGE!! OMIGOSH!"
Cassie dear, moths are the definition of harmless. 😆😆♥️
Not harmless. Eat woolens, plug car radiators [ok, it takes a lot of them] and scare Cassie.
Thanks for making my day Cassie, you're the absolute best! Face/OFF is an action movie with Nicolas Cage and John Travolta, I think you'll like it! This movie is so underrated, haven't seen it in years, one of those forgotten gems lol! Really glad you liked it, I personally prefer this movie over the Fast and the Furious franchise, meh lol! OMG, I had no idea about your son, hope he gets well soon, I'll pray for him! Hope you have a wonderful day, love and support always, you (and Carly) are the best, can't wait for the next livestream, God bless you and Carly both, and as always [snaps fingers & winks] stay classy Cassie🥰😁😉👍🙏😇🌹
She NEEDS to do Faceoff!
@@awilywolfpeak Nick Cage
Face Off is up there with The Rock
After which The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, perhaps? 😂
“Face Off” YES! The crazy priest scene in the opening makes it all worthwhile! 😂💯🔥🤙🏽
There are a lot of good actors in this movie. Cage I can take or leave, but Robert Duvall, Tim Olyphant, Delroy Lindo, Vonni Ribisi, Will Patton, Vinnie Jones, etc. are all good.
Even a lot of the bit players went on to do a lot of good stuff. The cholo gangster was played by the guy who played Louise in the Ant-Man movies. Even the head surgeon from Scrubs makes an appearance.
@@alaneskew2664 Agreed. James Duval was funny ("People gotta eat, right?") and Carmen Argenziano as Detective Mayhew was convincing as a homicide detective trying to take down Raymond Calitri on murder charges. The slick filmography and quick cuts remind me of Armageddon (doesn't hurt that Will Patton is in both) and each was a Jerry Bruckheimer production.
@@twentythreeforlife wellbrooke Rivers always been no more exciting quality stuff and just about everything he's touched has been amazing. And what's giving me a lot of life is that he appreciates says he refuses to do another Pirates movie without Johnny Depp
17:14 - Actually no. What you saw in Ford v. Ferrari (2019) was Shelby's Magnum Opus, the 427 Cobra, which honestly deserves its own feature in an action/heist movie.
My favourite part of this movie is the intro with Moby playing are a look at old photos. A fun movie.
Your next Nicholas Cage movie should be "Honeymoon in Vegas". I'm sure you would enjoy that... or Raising Arizona, or Moonstruck
This was from back in the day when Nicolas Cage was doing movie after movie; this one has its moments but nothing that really stands out, eager to see a reaction to Face/Off somewhere down the road
You bite your tongue....this movie was awesome
we can agree to disagree@@heatison11
@@heatison11dude is a cheap remake.
Robert Duval, at the end fo the movie he says "Give me 2 weeks and i'll have her floating thru the air or something". As he says that he waves his hand in the air waving it. He used the same speech picture and hand waving in "Days of Thunder".
I'm sure someone else has probably said but Sphinx is Vinnie Jones who was a famous British footballer.. He was always a bit of a wild card of the game, which rolled over to him getting the tough guy roles in movies.
Movie suggestion: Lord of War 2005
Yeah that's a disturbingly truthful film but superb.
That’s a great Cage movie.
Cassie,if you wanna know how good of an Actor Nicholas Cage can be, you need to watch Leaving Las Vegas. It would be awesome to see you and your sister Carly react to that one. Another amazing performance is Moonstruck with he and Cher. That's a romantic comedy the both of you will enjoy as well.
That moves its a 10/10
Oh sweet child I laughed when you called that Ferrari a Mustang 😂
Best REACTION EVER!
Popcorn In Bed: Revenge Of The Moth!
A guy I knew who worked on cars before I worked with him told me that 60 seconds to boost a car is too slow. You need to be in the car, hot wire it, and get out of there with the car in under 30, if I remember correctly. He didn't steal cars. He just worked on them for shows and other things. Legitimate stuff.
Also, the villain of this movie is played by Christopher Eccleston. He played the Doctor on Doctor Who when the show was revived in 2005.
This movie is silly fun. To this day, I still think Eleanor is one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen.
I worked at a video store when this came out. We’d always put it on the store TVs because it made the time fly by.
I’ve been subbed for idk how long now but watching you become as knowledgeable about movies and actors as you are now is awesome…
“OH CRAP, I LOST VISUAL!” 😭😂😂😂🤣🤣
Robert Duvall was 31 years old when he played the role of Boo Radley in To Kill a Mockingbird in 1962; I think that was his screen debut, but he didn't have much to say in that movie.
Nick Cage films I think you would like: Snake Eyes (thriller directed by Brian De Palma), Next, The family man, It could happen to you, Racing with the moon, Birdy, Peggy Sue got married, Honeymoon in Vegas, Trapped in Paradise (hilarious comedy). His films run the gamut of all genres and he has really good ones in all of them.
"Where's our man on the computer? -- Aaaah! I'm cheering for the bad guys." 🤣
Cass: "Why arent words working!"
Me: "I blame the moth."
😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
When Duvall showed up, the smile on your face.😁
Then, when the V-12 revved, the smile on your face. 😁
This reminds me of the plot of "Don' You Go Rounin' Roun To Re Ro", but with cars.
Nic Cage is a hollywood actor, he is also the most well known German Expressionist actor... without the people knowing that is his style.
You got to admit the end has one of the best movie car chases!
Gone in 60 Seconds is one of my absolute favorite movies. I've seen it at least a dozen times. One of my dream cars is Eleanor, the 1967 Shelby GT500 Fastback from this movie.
The moth CRACKED ME UP - "OMG I lost visual!" :D
The guy driving the other car in the very beginning scene of the street race, is the actor who played Billy in Con Air when Cage fights him in the belly of the plane over the bunny rabbit.
Sphinx is played by English football toughman/hooligan/actor (holds the record for fastest ejection in English football, 4 seconds) Vinnie Jones.
He's also in "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels" as well as "Snatch."
Sphinx has the BEST intro. It never gets old
One of my favorite movies of all time. Glad you enjoyed it!
Shelby Mustang is one of the pinnacles of automotive perfection. Great Movie!
If you want to see another atypical Angelina Jolie hairstyle, check out Hackers (1995). It's not the best film, sort of a '90s version of an early '80s teen film like WarGames, but it's fun. Also, it was Jolie's first theatrical film role, although she'd been doing music videos and direct-to-video movies since she was a kid.