"My top-end is unlimited!"

[Gold Metal Flake]

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry on FMC now.

[Oeditpus Rex]

1. Damn!

My all-time favorite pointless chase movie. :bounce:

"Stop trying to get me to make joyful noises, Mary!"

Oh... when the cops ID the getaway car as a '67 or '68 Chevy? It's a '66. I gave that to IMDB, but I dunno if they ever posted it.

[Gold Metal Flake]

2. Yup, it is. Good eye!

Well, they didn't make it this time either. I continue to hope.

Hey, y'know that other pointless chase moovie, Vanishing Point? You probably are aware of the car switch at the last moment of that one, right?

[Oeditpus Rex]

3. Yup. It's pretty obvious

if you watch closely enough. And more than once.

I don't think "Vanishing Point" is as pointless as "Dirty Mary Crazy Larry," though. The point of it was if you eat enough speed you can do just about anything. :7

I caught the '66 goof because I used to have one, and I knew intimately every bolt and bushing on that sucker.

[sendero]

4. HEY!

I love Vanishing Point. It's got about as much point as most movies coming out today :)

[Oeditpus Rex]

5. Well, there is the message

about stickin' it to Da Man.

"What it is!" :hippie:

But that was the message of like 90 percent of all '70s movies.

[sendero]

6. Is there a better message?

We could use some of that attitude now. Our current societies' motto seems to be "bend over for the man" :)

[Canuckistanian]

9. Vanishing Point rawks

I get a funny feeling every time I speed past a bulldozer...

[Blue_Tires]

7. what did they switch cars to?

[Gold Metal Flake]

8. The car that was crashed into the dozers at the end was NOT a Challenger.

It was a Camaro. Happens so fast that you can't really tell unless you look real close.