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Well since Kel is off in Tassie hooning around in an r35 again, I figured it was time to take over the tv and go through the collection.

I ended up choosing the Italian Job (original of course), but what else is worth a watch?

"On days like these......"

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cannot remember the name of it but its about the american fella who tried to jump his car 1 mile.

EDIT: The Devil at your heels. Ken Carter is the crazy nutcase.

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yeah Chris, for sure. I reckon Ronin might be *the* best car movie. I was ->| |<- close to choosing it tonight.

The problem is once you know the twist it takes some of the interest out.

But still "A+++ would use again"

hahaha Lol @ benny hill!

didn t know they had computers then haha :(

Oh, Duncan, FnF is more a drinking movie now....

drink on gear shifts....

drink on "NaaawwwwwwSSSsssSSsSSSs"

drink on FWD skids

drink on teh cool name brands they mention!

LOL

Yes, Ronin is awesome!

Love the older audi in it!

on a side note....was italian job (1969) the first movie to come up with the idea of hacking computers?

Benny Hills stars as the hacker :(

2 that come to mind.... DARYL & War Games but think its 80's....

Rat Race..

:( while waiting for popcorn to pop .. watch this ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPvLlrhZQPs

(note in the begining the "GTR" is RWD, something suss there :S)

or this one..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=737QmQl_eYo :P

Have fun!

MRXTCZ

Rat Race..

:( while waiting for popcorn to pop .. watch this ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPvLlrhZQPs

(note in the begining the "GTR" is RWD, something suss there :S)

or this one..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=737QmQl_eYo :P

Have fun!

MRXTCZ

LOL Rat Race.. all i remember is Mr Bean going.. " Its a race, its a race.... i hope i win...." ROFL

Gone In 60 Seconds

Mad Max - Original

Days Of Thunder

Transporter

FNF series if your feeling all heckic n shiz

good calls iain. I've been meaning to watch the transporter ones, must get hold of them.

gone in 60 sec must be one of the few where the remake was better than the original

Duncan, I'm going thru my old movies and anything I REALLY like I'm updating to Blu-Ray versions.

Looking for an excuse to update the two Transporter movies, as well as Death Proof and a few others. If you want either or all of them, you can have them cheap cheap!!!

Other movies with good car chases and/or scenes include Crank and Ferris Beuller's Day Off. I'm sure there are heaps more out there. A quick Google search came up with these sites:

I've already got Blu-Ray copies of Bullitt and Ronin. I've also just bought Wanted, but haven't watched it yet.

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