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Old Mar 31, 2013 | 01:28 AM
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Ferrari in Paris circa 1976 - Video

Not a movie... But this is a must see for any auto enthusiest!
Old Mar 31, 2013 | 01:48 AM
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And the motor noises were cool.
I just watched it again (first time in many years) and noticed something surprising. The sound designed succumbed to the stereotypical problem one deals with when dubbing engine sounds on a long chase sequence with sustained high speeds. Namely, transmissions shifting all the way up into fourteenth gear.
Old Mar 31, 2013 | 10:46 AM
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Yeah, also the car used was actually some old Mercedes, not a Ferrari. I saw that years ago and read all about it.
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In addition to some of the great stuff already mentioned, I saw part of a movie, back when I was a teenager (mid 80's), that I thought was pretty frikkin sweet. It was the first time I saw heel toe down shifting, and it is what started my intrest in the "physics" of driving.

My memory is sketchy, perhaps someone here has seen it and can fill in the gaps. The movie is set in Los Angeles and a young undercover cop is trying to get in with some high end car thieves. In the scene I'm thinking of he's driving a 911 (I think) down a twisty narrow residential street, in and out of cars, heel toeing as he goes, I remember trying to understand what he was doing. I vaguely remember a hot blonde being there too

We'll that's all I got, anyone have any idea what the hell I'm talking about?
Old Mar 31, 2013 | 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by BTMiata
Ferrari in Paris circa 1976 - Video

Not a movie... But this is a must see for any auto enthusiest!
I seriously enjoyed watching that. Thank you.

Originally Posted by Joe Perez
... transmissions shifting all the way up into fourteenth gear.
The Starsky and Hutch effect. I'd bet lunch money that the cars used in filming had automatic transmissions.
Old Mar 31, 2013 | 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Chilicharger665
Yeah, also the car used was actually some old Mercedes, not a Ferrari. that years ago and read all about it.

Interesting... I had no idea! A teacher introduced me to that video in an automotive technology class and I guess he didn't know that it was a Mercedes.. Wikipedia had the specifics about the film and the car... Just read up on it lol
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Found this: Little known facts about Claude Lelouch’s ‘Rendezvous’ viral video of him racing through Paris in 1976
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Le Mans and I haven't noticed anyone else mention Grand Prix!!!

Those IMO have the best noises and racing of any car movie, hands down. Those are the only two Blu Rays I own.
Old Mar 31, 2013 | 10:31 PM
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Wangan Midnight for the JDM goodness, there's a miata at about the 7 minute mark. FULL MOVIE:

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I cant believe I forgot Jackie Chan's Thunderbolt. Its free on youtube, endorsed by Jackie himself. So many awesome cars and racecars we never got here.
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Initial D
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Initial D
I'm going to have to confer with the other mods, but I think this may be a perma-bannable offense.
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I'm gonna stand up for Saml01 and say that I actually watched Initial D, and while it is a Jap drifto movie, it is still pretty decent. I like it the way I like the F&F movies; I don't respect it, but for some reason it is entertaining.
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Originally Posted by mx5autoxer
I'm gonna stand up for Saml01 and say that I actually watched Initial D, and while it is a Jap drifto movie, it is still pretty decent. I like it the way I like the F&F movies; I don't respect it, but for some reason it is entertaining.
Especially because a lot of the sub titles on my version were very poorly translated. They used some funny *** word instead of suspension and it took me till almost the end of the movie to figure it out.
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Originally Posted by mx5autoxer
I'm gonna stand up for Saml01 and say that I actually watched Initial D, and while it is a Jap drifto movie, it is still pretty decent. I like it the way I like the F&F movies; I don't respect it, but for some reason it is entertaining.
In fact, we may have to nuke his ISP from orbit.
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Would sending an executioner be a little too strong?
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Old Apr 1, 2013 | 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by miata2fast
Would sending an executioner be a little too strong?
Only if the executioner has more than a 7 round capacity magazine.
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Love the beast: Targa Tasmania in a Ford Falcon, but much more then that.

And while not strictly a car movie, if you have any petrol running through your vains, you need to see TT3D. A movie following the underdog Guy Martin through to the Isle of Man TT.

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+1 For "Love the Beast"



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