Hi. My name is Megan Pretto. I’m Mick Brennans grand daughter. My grandma is Karen and my mom is the little girl on the dock. It’s so nice to see so many fans
I didn’t remember this movie until it got to the dune buggy scene. I’m 61 years old, born in 1962 and it’s all coming back to me now. Let the good times roll!!😎
Reminds me how lucky I was to grow up in the 70s! What a great era, CB radios, custom vans, dune buggys and bell bottoms! this movie has just the right amount of 'cheese', fun and entertaining! I rate it 3 thumbs up!
why they have different colored emergency light bars on roof top; one car has all red and other has red and blue lights? is there any different in type of police service/unit because it looks both police cars are from same highway patrol unit ? how did this go at least in those time when film was made?
@@prime6220 It's not really uncommon for cars in the same unit to have different lights. Police, fire and ambulances often get free light bars from companies to try them out. Also, during the period when light bars were changing, the old cars would have old bars but new cars woould be equipped with the newer model bars.
Ah, the 1970s .... the last full decade you could even have a fictitious car chase and have it be fun. Vehicles were still made of metal back then. Today, it's nothing but rubbermaid cars. Love the CCC channel for obscure but fun flicks!
@cristibaluta "Efficiency" is resorting back to humanity's founding principles which the Heavenly Father gave us. machines & rocket ships are nothing but powerful people running from the truth. #GodSpeed
In August of 1992 I’d been the passenger in a’83 Pontiac Firebird and while waiting for the train to get past us it never arrived at the designated time; so we waited until 10 minutes past its alleged arrival time only to say the Hell with it and as we were driving across the tracks it ended up smashing into the car and threw me at least 12 feet outta the window which was rolled down. I never wore a seatbelt back then and it saved my life not doing it. The frame literally went straight into the bottom of my seat and it would’ve ripped me into pieces had I been wearing one ☝️ Point being? I’m so lucky it’d been built with steel instead of one year later or I would never be able to write this to you or anybody else! Amtrak would pay out less than $10k, because I did not lose a limb or an eye; just back problems, opiate addiction and issues from there on until present day. I too am glad I wasn’t in a Rubbermaid vehicle either 😂 lol ( actually very fortunate to still be here! Cheers!
Актёр в сцене: "Я спускался по этим... и там был полицейский, и потом ещё один... - После расскажешь!" Совершенства полное волнение сыграл! Восхитительно! Давно так от кино не смеялся:
The inspiration here must have been H. B. Halicki's "Gone in 60 Seconds" 3 years earlier. The "chase" down the stairs on the hillside -- priceless. Chase after chase, with cars and on foot as well. 1:19:58 is amazing, an actual CARJACKING with a hanggun. This move was a lot rarer back in the days than it is today. In the finalé, it is amazing how they can destroy all the tents and stands at the swap meet -- yet hit nobody. This film holds up to 1974's "Gone in 60 Seconds."
Jack Vacek was the voice of the WK90 Officer on Gone in 60 Seconds and also a secondary camera operator. Jack and his then girlfriend, Patrice Schubert wrote this film. They got money from Jack's father; John, and I'm sure Toby Halicki helped out as well with either cars, money, filming equipment or all of the above. I have a sneaking suspicion Toby would have been more involved with this movie, if not starring in it; had he not been embroiled in several law suits at the time. He had been slapped with a pretty serious cease and desist charge while filming the first attempt at "Gone in 60 Seconds - 2". The footage he had shot would sit in the can until it could be used in "The Junkman" in 1981.
Never heard of this one before but it came out the year i was born 1977 it looked like it would be funny. I'm glad i watched it was a fun flick full of car chases. True a little bit cheesy but for a low budget late 70s car chase flick it was a good time I'd watch it again well worth giving it a watch. Thanks for the upload have fun with this one.
this movie took me back to the 70s when i was going to high school in konya, turkiye. me and my buddies used to go to the outdoor movie park to see these exotic american productions and it was such fun. thanks for sharing these timeless classics.
Hi everyone, I'm the second cousin of the guy who was driving the truck that passed on the road behind the cops. The truck driver's mother dated my uncle after his third divorce. You're all so great and wonderful, thank you.
EVERY TIME ANYTHING PASSES ON THE ROAD -- one of the two cops start to chase the vehicle, whatever it is. We have no clue as to the "why." Love that way back in 1977, the Black dude heading the auto theft ring already had a mobile phone in his Benz. That was pretty rare back then, and pricey. 21:55 Love it when the four dudes pull in with the Green Mercedes sedan through the Bel Air West Gate. Used to drive someone who lived 2 minutes from the West Gate on Bellagio Road right when the movie was made. Small world. 28:05 How about getting a gallon of fuel at the local 76 filling station? Regular is 64 cents a gallon, high test is 66 cents. Those were the days, surely. Definitely.
Right Before The Oil Embargo of 78-79 When Gas Went over $ 1.00 A Gallon & The Pumps Couldn't Be Set That High So They Had to Sell it By The Liter, and Nobody in America knew what a Liter was so they had the little cards to show you how many liters in a Gallon and you are limited to 10 gallons every other day. Then We Also had our Hostages Under Jimmy Carter. He was a gift that just kept on giving.
I absolutely love that era , that not so overly tidiness that it’s an obsession nowadays, the dirt the dust the rubbish flying around , the inhabited block of lands with overly gown bush and illegal dumping I do miss that bit of chaos nowadays everywhere everything is so overly clean overly tidy .... I love that era 7O’s and 8O’s so Arthouse back then ...Dodge Monacos omg ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beer can collecting was great back then, people pitched everything out the window. Goin out beer can hunting would often times yield a porno mag somebody tossed out.
#orange70383 Ha ha that's true. My two older brothers in the 1970s would collect beer and pop bottles on their bikes that people threw in the ditch. They would cash them in and buy candy at the variety store.
I can't wait 3 more hours to watch this because I'm in South Africa and it will be 2 am in the morning by then. If it's still up tomorrow I'll be back to watch it. Cheers...
My Dearest Kate & I, remember the 1977 Classic Movie as a Weekend Fave at the Three Surrey, British Columbia Drive-In Theaters (Surrey, Westminster and Hillcrest) 🙏🙏🙏 We 💕💕the start of the movie with Smokey & Tami and the Morning Breakfast. HELL YEAH!! 1970's Old School Surrey Seniors 🖤😎💕💕😊💛
Wow 1977, i was 1! Great film, especially if you like that ubiquitous American police siren, great era great times, sadly they stretch further away from us.
And another thing. This Is California, right? A good reason why there is lawlessness as I write this. Open-air drug dens, petty theft assaults, and people are not even arrested for it anymore.
@pippoparisi5722 Sono contento/a che ti sia piaciuto/a! Nel caso in cui voglia guardare film in italiano, ecco un link: Film completi in Italiano ua-cam.com/play/PL2gsu7VGzgdYXPkzEJ8zFp1cNBi013P6D.html
Another Movie That Has to Be Added to The List To Get. Also the black kids in the Twin Quad Van's Was Super Fancy For That Time Frame. They Didn't Really Become Popular Until the 80's and We're Always Expensive. " But Very Nice for Traveling, Camping & Exploring.
Jack Vacek (Smokey) starred in, directed, wrote, produced and did stunt driving work in "Double Nickel." He is married to Trice Schubert (see below). Son of Lillian Vachek (Mercedes Owner) and John Vacek Sr. (Mercedes Owner, executive producer). Brother of Karen Brennan (License # Girl). Trice Schubert (Jordan) co-wrote "Double Nickel" (as Patrice Schubert). Sister of Heidi Schubert (Tami) and Norman Schubert (Bodyguard). Some families get together for BBQs or reunions. These folks apparently opted to make a movie, instead. =)
This is a junk movie and so much better than anything made today :) Gotta love the 70s with all its cheesieness and unreasonable Dinosaur Cars. Last good decade in the west
1:52 - 2:01 THE FONZ😎👍 7:04 ❤LOVE BOTH FORD VANS 47:19 - 47:25 WINO WILLIE🥴HE'S A CLASSIC got my learner's licence on my 16th birthday / then got my drivers licence 30 days later saw this movie later that afternoon Wrecked a few cars got a few tickets But went on to have a carrier as a flat-deck long haul driver 40 years
Lived in SoCal from 1998 to 2022. Ran the canyons on different motorcycles through the years. Was involved in 3 high speed chases by the CHP. I was 2-1,😂🤣😂 They got me on that 3rd run. Fun times 💯
I LOVED IT🤓🤗❗ ITS A HOOTEN ,CAR CHASE&SMASHEN EM MOVIE RIGHT OUT OF THE DOUBLE FEATURE DRIVE IN OF THE 70's . WATCH IT WITH 10 BEERS AND SHUT ALL YOU'RE MOUTHS. 🤗🤗🤓🍻🍺😆😆🤓🤓
We used to eat LaChoy for dinner back in the 70's and while it may be nostalgic to cook it now, there is no way in hell I would ever call it a good meal.
Got my license in Canada in 1961. I lived in a small town and we were all into cars. We'd be out all hours of the night looking to race. One night about 2 am we were mostly parked on the main drag when the local cop would come down and stop beside each of us. The message was always the same. I have paperwork to do and no time to chase you guys. I think it's time you all went home. The reply was always the same...."yes sir, it is getting late. You have a nice night!" We went home. Those were the days and I miss them.
Oh you mean the time people didn’t fear the cops because they were the friends of the people not the enemy? I also remember that beautiful era. A age where cops weren’t dressed like special forces commandos but were actually police. We need to go back
I voted to keep the premieres when you had that poll. I've CHANGED my mind. Not because I can't wait or don't appreciate the movies, but rather I find myself skipping your movies thinking they're all premieres, which they're not. Just food for thought that maybe your missing part of your audience with the premier part of your program.
Did anyone notice in the beginning, the guy that jumped on the motorcycle,the guy that actually rides the motorcycle and the guy in the close ups all different people. Ha ha lmao 🏍
thats the kinda landscape i had in my phanasy playing with matchbox as a kid .... i come from berlin in germany and this was highly exotic to me ... ruggit rocky dessert with nice winding roads and all that ... also due to have been a tranformers fan back then and there they always had these landscape too
I loved watching this movie, thanks for putting it UA-cam. Looking back on growing up in the 1970s was fun. We had time to play and things were not that complicated as they are now. I liked the pinball machine... reminded me of this one hangout joint I used to visit. Cops nowadays are like little morons with a programmed setting. Back in the day cops were normal people who voiced their own opinion and not company policy. Back then the cops carried revolvers and a shotgun, now they are armed with pepper spray, stun gun, pistols with extra magazines, cameras, shotguns, assault rifles and knives. The police cars are like self-contained assault units with cameras and computers. There is a remote chance if one can get away from the cops in a car chase, don't try it sucker. Lol... great movie.
@alexansari2138 It's us "CCC" that upload movies to UA-cam in our channel! Do subscribe if you enjoy our movies and drop by for some entertainment! Cheers!
Motorcycles got much bigger in the 80s. I had 90cc in the 60s and 250cc in the 70s and 900cc in the 80s and three 1500s a few years ago. I like my big bikes a lot better.
@@-oiiio-3993 750 Honda is a fun bike and has plenty of pickup speed, the inline 4 cylinder ones.The bikes like 1500s just take a little while to get used to the difference. It heavier and has plenty of power and is wider, more comfortable but the old 750s would beat it in speed.
Hi. My name is Megan Pretto. I’m Mick Brennans grand daughter. My grandma is Karen and my mom is the little girl on the dock. It’s so nice to see so many fans
@meganpretto4512Wonderful to have you here Megan! Yes, lots of fans! I wonder of you can share some anecdotes with us 😊 It wold be great! Cheers!
🙏💙
We are related!!
Hi
Your mum told that dimwit , it's got an engine , press the red button !!. Nice one Megan. Regards. Dave
I didn’t remember this movie until it got to the dune buggy scene. I’m 61 years old, born in 1962 and it’s all coming back to me now. Let the good times roll!!😎
Дай Бог Дай Бог Дай Бог.
My pops was born in August of 62
Reminds me how lucky I was to grow up in the 70s! What a great era, CB radios, custom vans, dune buggys and bell bottoms! this movie has just the right amount of 'cheese', fun and entertaining! I rate it 3 thumbs up!
Levi's Big Bells and Kennington shirts.
Sooo much polyester. And vehicles that are truly dangerous and overpowered.
@@hornetbrown The 1970s were, indeed, _"dangerous and overpowered."_
What times they were.
@@hornetbrown Between the Vietnam war, the proliferation of drugs and fast cars, I'd say they were trying to kill off the baby boomers.
You are so right! That's why I don't want kids in these days!
My parents used to take us kids to the drive-in and these types of movies were always a part of a double feature. The 70’s were a great time for kids.
why they have different colored emergency light bars on roof top; one car has all red and other has red and blue lights? is there any different in type of police service/unit because it looks both police cars are from same highway patrol unit ? how did this go at least in those time when film was made?
what a great piece of 70s PCH
@@prime6220 It's not really uncommon for cars in the same unit to have different lights. Police, fire and ambulances often get free light bars from companies to try them out. Also, during the period when light bars were changing, the old cars would have old bars but new cars woould be equipped with the newer model bars.
If you missed the 70’s. The first 15 minutes of this movie will bring you up to speed.
This movie is a lot better than the stuff today
C'est la vie qui était meilleure 😢
I second that ❤🎉
The entire 70’s was.
Hollywood needs to start making movies like this again.
@robfinlay8058 Now, that would give the movie industry a real twist! 😄
They are busy peddling woke agenda
Excited for this one. Love 70s drive-in type of movies.
Agreed when I can’t find anything to watch I resort to lesser knows 70s classics like these most of the time they tend to be very good
This crap would have made me drive right back out again
@@bonzodog6872I agree I don't even recognize none of these lame actor or actresses names on this
@@bonzodog6872 Good we don't need ya anyhow.
@@yamahaguy1732See the 7Ups. With Roy Schieder. The sequel to The French Connection
Two cops racing to the donut shop....nice touch of realism.
TODAY IT WOULD BE KRAP DUNKIN DONUTS
AND SUV SMARTPHONES
Dunkin gots the rizz back
Ah, the 1970s .... the last full decade you could even have a fictitious car chase and have it be fun. Vehicles were still made of metal back then. Today, it's nothing but rubbermaid cars. Love the CCC channel for obscure but fun flicks!
@@cristibalutaif u want "full efficiency" go take a bus. Its boring and true automotive industry should not be like that
@@cristibaluta today they go for economy, the cheaper the better. :(
@cristibaluta
"Efficiency" is resorting back to humanity's founding principles which the Heavenly Father gave us. machines & rocket ships are nothing but powerful people running from the truth. #GodSpeed
I cringe when they destroy these cars.
In August of 1992 I’d been the passenger in a’83 Pontiac Firebird and while waiting for the train to get past us it never arrived at the designated time; so we waited until 10 minutes past its alleged arrival time only to say the Hell with it and as we were driving across the tracks it ended up smashing into the car and threw me at least 12 feet outta the window which was rolled down. I never wore a seatbelt back then and it saved my life not doing it. The frame literally went straight into the bottom of my seat and it would’ve ripped me into pieces had I been wearing one ☝️ Point being? I’m so lucky it’d been built with steel instead of one year later or I would never be able to write this to you or anybody else! Amtrak would pay out less than $10k, because I did not lose a limb or an eye; just back problems, opiate addiction and issues from there on until present day. I too am glad I wasn’t in a Rubbermaid vehicle either 😂 lol ( actually very fortunate to still be here! Cheers!
I miss 70’s movies. You didn’t have to be a star to be in one and the story lines were better than they are today!
These days if you're not a star you can't apear in TV sad
Актёр в сцене: "Я спускался по этим... и там был полицейский, и потом ещё один... - После расскажешь!"
Совершенства полное волнение сыграл! Восхитительно! Давно так от кино не смеялся:
The inspiration here must have been H. B. Halicki's "Gone in 60 Seconds" 3 years earlier. The "chase" down the stairs on the hillside -- priceless. Chase after chase, with cars and on foot as well. 1:19:58 is amazing, an actual CARJACKING with a hanggun. This move was a lot rarer back in the days than it is today. In the finalé, it is amazing how they can destroy all the tents and stands at the swap meet -- yet hit nobody. This film holds up to 1974's "Gone in 60 Seconds."
A few of the same actors from Gone on 60 seconds and The Junkman also!
Jack Vacek was the voice of the WK90 Officer on Gone in 60 Seconds and also a secondary camera operator. Jack and his then girlfriend, Patrice Schubert wrote this film. They got money from Jack's father; John, and I'm sure Toby Halicki helped out as well with either cars, money, filming equipment or all of the above.
I have a sneaking suspicion Toby would have been more involved with this movie, if not starring in it; had he not been embroiled in several law suits at the time. He had been slapped with a pretty serious cease and desist charge while filming the first attempt at "Gone in 60 Seconds - 2". The footage he had shot would sit in the can until it could be used in "The Junkman" in 1981.
@@frankfarago2825 Parnelli Jones R.I.P♥️
@@That_AMC_Guy Great info
This must be a science fiction movie.
The Norton started on the first kick.
Sounds like experience.
😂😂
Darn good bikes when they did run lol
70s Movies are extremely awesome.
easy to see why this film scooped the pool in the 1977 academy awards, best, picture, best male lead, best female lead, and best script
Very good 😅. Film actually was scooped from the bottom of some pool.😊
The scene with the Pinto driving down the steps is iconic and hilarious. One of the best chase/crash up movies.
Never heard of this one before but it came out the year i was born 1977 it looked like it would be funny. I'm glad i watched it was a fun flick full of car chases. True a little bit cheesy but for a low budget late 70s car chase flick it was a good time I'd watch it again well worth giving it a watch. Thanks for the upload have fun with this one.
Thanx ccc, I both saved and shared with my retired cop brother.
Good movie, good story, terrible script writing. Love these old gems!
It's the brilliant acting that's holds it all together, I'm sure you'll agree.
this movie took me back to the 70s when i was going to high school in konya, turkiye. me and my buddies used to go to the outdoor movie park to see these exotic american productions and it was such fun. thanks for sharing these timeless classics.
Not sure how the Academy missed this one back in '77.
Hi everyone, I'm the second cousin of the guy who was driving the truck that passed on the road behind the cops. The truck driver's mother dated my uncle after his third divorce. You're all so great and wonderful, thank you.
2d cousin LOOOL 😅😅. I am the 6th nephew of the woman next to the other woman
EVERY TIME ANYTHING PASSES ON THE ROAD -- one of the two cops start to chase the vehicle, whatever it is. We have no clue as to the "why." Love that way back in 1977, the Black dude heading the auto theft ring already had a mobile phone in his Benz. That was pretty rare back then, and pricey. 21:55 Love it when the four dudes pull in with the Green Mercedes sedan through the Bel Air West Gate. Used to drive someone who lived 2 minutes from the West Gate on Bellagio Road right when the movie was made. Small world. 28:05 How about getting a gallon of fuel at the local 76 filling station? Regular is 64 cents a gallon, high test is 66 cents. Those were the days, surely. Definitely.
Right Before The Oil Embargo of 78-79 When Gas Went over $ 1.00 A Gallon & The Pumps Couldn't Be Set That High So They Had to Sell it By The Liter, and Nobody in America knew what a Liter was so they had the little cards to show you how many liters in a Gallon and you are limited to 10 gallons every other day. Then We Also had our Hostages Under Jimmy Carter. He was a gift that just kept on giving.
04:38 - "Tell you what, I'll race you to the donut shop" I knew then that I'd like this movie.
Reminds me of my first car 1970 Charger. Awsome movie, no cussing or excess violence.
Great era, great cops, great movie!👍
大好きな映画なので観られてよかったです！ありがとうございます
Great fun 70s Action film good stuff give it a watch!!
I absolutely love that era , that not so overly tidiness that it’s an obsession nowadays, the dirt the dust the rubbish flying around , the inhabited block of lands with overly gown bush and illegal dumping I do miss that bit of chaos nowadays everywhere everything is so overly clean overly tidy .... I love that era 7O’s and 8O’s so Arthouse back then ...Dodge Monacos omg ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beer can collecting was great back then, people pitched everything out the window. Goin out beer can hunting would often times yield a porno mag somebody tossed out.
Ever since women took over and men became metro....everything got neutered and declawed.
@@crusty21 no shit, society is ruined today
"everything is so overly clean overly tidy"
seems you haven't been in a Democrat-run city lately 🤔
#orange70383 Ha ha that's true. My two older brothers in the 1970s would collect beer and pop bottles on their bikes that people threw in the ditch. They would cash them in and buy candy at the variety store.
I can't wait 3 more hours to watch this because I'm in South Africa and it will be 2 am in the morning by then. If it's still up tomorrow I'll be back to watch it. Cheers...
Cool funny 70's move 👍 Thank you for sharing 👍😎
@antonioarras8000 Glad you enjoyed it!
Seen it, great 70's movie 9/10
My Dearest Kate & I, remember the 1977 Classic Movie as a Weekend Fave at the Three Surrey, British Columbia Drive-In Theaters (Surrey, Westminster and Hillcrest) 🙏🙏🙏 We 💕💕the start of the movie with Smokey & Tami and the Morning Breakfast. HELL YEAH!! 1970's Old School Surrey Seniors 🖤😎💕💕😊💛
Amo D++🤗❤filmes , onde se envolvem automóveis pricipalmente os Antigos de 70 , 80 rsrs Show
Its not a bad movie its worth watching if you like 70s movies that were in the drive ins back then
"Tell ya what, I'll race ya to the doughnut shop."
HAHAHAHA! There's just something about 70's movies!
@johncox2912 😉
Wow 1977, i was 1! Great film, especially if you like that ubiquitous American police siren, great era great times, sadly they stretch further away from us.
The cop in the opening chase had the fastest growing moustache I've ever seen.
C.C. what was in that coffee?!
Hahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahagahahahhahahahahaha
And another thing. This Is California, right? A good reason why there is lawlessness as I write this. Open-air drug dens, petty theft assaults, and people are not even arrested for it anymore.
When you're that macho, they just do.
@@BrianCarnevaleB26
You mean now or back in 70's?
I enjoyed this film. Good memories and car chases.
Car chase ? I guess if you think fast is 50
Buon film d'azione. Grazie per averlo condiviso 👍
@pippoparisi5722 Sono contento/a che ti sia piaciuto/a! Nel caso in cui voglia guardare film in italiano, ecco un link:
Film completi in Italiano
ua-cam.com/play/PL2gsu7VGzgdYXPkzEJ8zFp1cNBi013P6D.html
Wow! what a story line... It`s good
Better than today's movies of the Hollywood
Another Movie That Has to Be Added to The List To Get. Also the black kids in the Twin Quad Van's Was Super Fancy For That Time Frame. They Didn't Really Become Popular Until the 80's and We're Always Expensive. " But Very Nice for Traveling, Camping & Exploring.
Sheesh; what a low-budget howler! Just the kind of thing I can relax with.
Jack Vacek (Smokey) starred in, directed, wrote, produced and did stunt driving work in "Double Nickel." He is married to Trice Schubert (see below). Son of Lillian Vachek (Mercedes Owner) and John Vacek Sr. (Mercedes Owner, executive producer). Brother of Karen Brennan (License # Girl).
Trice Schubert (Jordan) co-wrote "Double Nickel" (as Patrice Schubert). Sister of Heidi Schubert (Tami) and Norman Schubert (Bodyguard).
Some families get together for BBQs or reunions. These folks apparently opted to make a movie, instead. =)
That explains why I’ve never heard of these people, it was a crime it was ever made!
@@rocket5551 On the contrary. It's a miracle nobody has thought to remake it yet, like they did with its cousin, Gone In Sixty Seconds.
How much of the budget went into Jack's hair?
Love that Chevelle- wheels, colour, sound,
This is a junk movie and so much better than anything made today :) Gotta love the 70s with all its cheesieness and unreasonable Dinosaur Cars. Last good decade in the west
I like the iconic 70's look, long hair, hairy chest, mustache and sun glasses with metal frame...
1970's Cali ,fast cars,porn level acting and serious lack of vintage hot chicks...still better than 99% of movies today,thanks
Ummmm what fast cars ? Is 50 fast to you ?
@@gowdsake7103 in a 15mph zone, yes!
@@gowdsake7103 they seemed to be going about 120...of course after the first half hour, I had to set the playback speed to 1.5x 😂
@@gowdsake7103which Car in the movie Had a top Speed of 50? The Cop Cars (Mopars) likely had all Big Block engines. They could easily so 150mph.
@@bigblockjalopy 150 down hill maybe, but they wont stop or go round corners
The opening shot alone had me hooked! :D
لا أعلم لماذا أشعر دائماً بأن جمال الحياة توقف في حقبة السبعينات والثمانينات
كل شيئ كان جميل ورائع
1:52 - 2:01 THE FONZ😎👍
7:04 ❤LOVE BOTH FORD VANS
47:19 - 47:25 WINO WILLIE🥴HE'S A CLASSIC
got my learner's licence on my 16th birthday / then got my drivers licence 30 days later
saw this movie later that afternoon Wrecked a few cars got a few tickets
But went on to have a carrier as a flat-deck long haul driver 40 years
Hope you enjoy the show… & for the love of cinema; the good, the bad, and the so bad it'g good & we love to hate 😜… say it with your thumbs👍
No way, this was as bad as as it could possibly get.
@@paulbrasier372 dude i love this film!!
Like it matters, as in truth!
Warum ist der Titel deutsch aber der Film englisch..? 🤦🏻♂️👎
That cop chase down Landa St stairway was awesome!!!
I don't remember how long it has been since i'v enjoyed a good movie.
Seems like as the actors themselves enjoyed 😍
Awesome movie lv it. Them where the good old days
Lived in SoCal from 1998 to 2022. Ran the canyons on different motorcycles through the years. Was involved in 3 high speed chases by the CHP. I was 2-1,😂🤣😂 They got me on that 3rd run. Fun times 💯
Saw this some months ago still good watching thanks
Skullduggery and low budget chase scenes. I enjoyed it! Give it a watch. ;)
The Legend of Smokey, the Highway-Patrolman (seeking side-jobs)! Riveting action & Oscar-worthy dialogue: 36:44
I LOVED IT🤓🤗❗
ITS A HOOTEN ,CAR CHASE&SMASHEN EM MOVIE RIGHT OUT OF THE DOUBLE FEATURE DRIVE IN OF THE 70's .
WATCH IT WITH 10 BEERS AND SHUT ALL YOU'RE MOUTHS.
🤗🤗🤓🍻🍺😆😆🤓🤓
THANKS PAL❗IM 60 YEARS OLD AND I REMEMBER THE 70s VIBE WELL.
Thanks, CCC! 😉 👍👍 👍 👍 Good car chases!
We used to eat LaChoy for dinner back in the 70's and while it may be nostalgic to cook it now, there is no way in hell I would ever call it a good meal.
🔥Фильм просто огонь! 🔥 Американцы - короли экшена.🔥
@mozgotron12
Ха-ха-ха, они были таковыми с самого начала! Рад, что вам понравился этот фильм!! Ура!
These were the good old days, I'm telling you, compared to the nowadays crap!
Cars were tough in those days. No plastic "bumpers" falling off. No CGI crap here.
Got my license in Canada in 1961. I lived in a small town and we were all into cars. We'd be out all hours of the night looking to race. One night about 2 am we were mostly parked on the main drag when the local cop would come down and stop beside each of us. The message was always the same. I have paperwork to do and no time to chase you guys. I think it's time you all went home. The reply was always the same...."yes sir, it is getting late. You have a nice night!" We went home. Those were the days and I miss them.
Oh you mean the time people didn’t fear the cops because they were the friends of the people not the enemy? I also remember that beautiful era. A age where cops weren’t dressed like special forces commandos but were actually police. We need to go back
The 7 Up sign just about blew my mind.
good 70s movie i will love to see more 70s movies
I voted to keep the premieres when you had that poll. I've CHANGED my mind. Not because I can't wait or don't appreciate the movies, but rather I find myself skipping your movies thinking they're all premieres, which they're not. Just food for thought that maybe your missing part of your audience with the premier part of your program.
Really enjoyed this, and that was a top frame buggy!
Mesa de Pinbal, o cara em uma gaiola dando trabalho para a policia, legal, isso sim é uma relíquia, parabéns pela postagem!
Did anyone notice in the beginning, the guy that jumped on the motorcycle,the guy that actually rides the motorcycle and the guy in the close ups all different people. Ha ha lmao 🏍
Still remember the old fashioned single oval shaped flasher on the cop cars !!!! 😊
We used to call them "bubblegum machines". Where I lived, they went out of use about 1962 or 3. Only had one siren - wail.
Thanks for the upload ❤
やっぱり70年代の映画は楽しい‼️
@user-4936
楽しいですね！服装や髪型のスタイルをチェックするのは楽しいです！
a very nice movie !
good ol 70's
Now I've got to watch Gone in 60 Seconds.
I’m enjoying the awesome driving
Great movie
That waitress at the beginning reminds me of Janine Lindemulder, resemblance is striking!! 👍🏿❤️
Это фильм, а не реальность, копы умные в реальной жизни, все люди разные, классный фильм круто спасибо за видео😊, скидывайте еще
That was awesome...
A fun film love it.
CHiP's vibes man, I dig it.
I'll race you to the donut shop! LOL
I saw this at my local theater when I was in kindergarten! I think it was a double feature with Breaker Breaker!
Reminds me of the "Dukes of Hazzard". F*ckin' CLASS
The 80's down are movies, or what a movie was, 90's is the changing decade last of good movies well at least for me
Actori remarcabili!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
thats the kinda landscape i had in my phanasy playing with matchbox as a kid .... i come from berlin in germany and this was highly exotic to me ... ruggit rocky dessert with nice winding roads and all that ... also due to have been a tranformers fan back then and there they always had these landscape too
love this movie
I loved watching this movie, thanks for putting it UA-cam.
Looking back on growing up in the 1970s was fun. We had time to play and things were not that complicated as they are now.
I liked the pinball machine... reminded me of this one hangout joint I used to visit.
Cops nowadays are like little morons with a programmed setting. Back in the day cops were normal people who voiced their own opinion and not company policy. Back then the cops carried revolvers and a shotgun, now they are armed with pepper spray, stun gun, pistols with extra magazines, cameras, shotguns, assault rifles and knives. The police cars are like self-contained assault units with cameras and computers. There is a remote chance if one can get away from the cops in a car chase, don't try it sucker. Lol... great movie.
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Best chase seen ever!
Great drive in movie on a Sat nite
Motorcycles got much bigger in the 80s. I had 90cc in the 60s and 250cc in the 70s and 900cc in the 80s and three 1500s a few years ago. I like my big bikes a lot better.
My oldest brother rode a Honda 750 Four at the time this was filmed. It was not small.
@@-oiiio-3993 750 Honda is a fun bike and has plenty of pickup speed, the inline 4 cylinder ones.The bikes like 1500s just take a little while to get used to the difference. It heavier and has plenty of power and is wider, more comfortable but the old 750s would beat it in speed.
People got much heavier too!
thanks for uploading
The intro guitar solo sounds like someone just learning how to tap, rockin!