The worst police car chase movie ever made LOOK AT 57:25 SECONDS

[Fury Pursuit]

 

[polara71]

Thanks for wasting my time....

 

[shooter65]

At first it was mildly funny, then it just got sad and pathetic. Don't know or care who the producer and/or writers were but I hope this was their last film.

Surprisingly there were some larger name actors from the 70's in this garbage.

 

[Big_John]

I saw at least one change from Ford to Dodge to Ford with the same driver in it.

 

[detmatt]

I won't bother but what did you expect from a movie with that title?

 

[amazinblue82]

Fury Pursuit said it was lame upfront

Anyway, what sealed the police chase debacle for me is the unholy staple of 70's "action" flicks: tire squealing chases on dirt roads. That .. is unforgiveable -- followed by manual transmission "high rev, shifting sounds" in cars that DONT have them and that are going 10 mph.

there's another thread here where we dumped on a bunch of these old flicks for this kinda flagrant nonsense.

Wait, did Did Rosie Grier have two heads riding that little cycle? i am afraid to go back for fear of projectile regurgitation.

 

[chaparral2f]

Another really bad movie with a bad car chase is "Mitchell" with Joe Don Baker. You can watch it on youtube. Mystery Science Theatre 3000 did it many years ago.

 

[Turboomni]

I like the screaching tires cornering on dirt

 

[chaparral2f]

In Mitchell the Mustang rams the Lincoln over and over and yet magically fixes itself

 

[GJS]

Any of you all ever watch "Race with the Devil"? It's like a 90 minute commercial for leisure sports equipment starring Warren Oates and Peter Fonda. Whole lotta "nah, that didn't happen" Winnebago maneuvers in that one.

 

[Wollfen]

It's a Ford, no, it's a Mopar! No! Its a Ford! Wait! It's a Ford AND a Mopar! Right?

 

[MarPar]

It's a Ford, no, it's a Mopar! No! Its a Ford! Wait! It's a Ford AND a Mopar! Right?

ya, like that Rustang with the 340 we saw a while back. lol

 

[300rag]

...-- followed by manual transmission "high rev, shifting sounds" in cars that DONT have them and that are going 10 mph...

 

[Jim 68cuda]

Okay, "The Thing with Two Heads" might be bad, and trying to catch the 70 Road Runner and 70 Fury police car in "Brewster McCloud" could cause brain damage if you watch the entire movie.

But then there's "Dr Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine". Is it bad? Oh yes. Do all the beautiful female robots in bikinis make it worth watching? Well only if they were on screen in their bikinis a bit more. But in terms of Mopar continuity, how about Frankie Avalon driving a 65 Fury convertible at 31:00 in the movie and at 31:51 he parks a red 65 Coronet convertible at the curb. Even if a non car person didn't notice the cars were different because of the size difference, the stacked vs. horizontal headlights should have made it obvious it wasn't the same car. For 300 lovers, a 65 300 vert backs into a 65 Dodge 880 wagon at 13:25).

 

[Snotty]

"A Body, I need a body!"

Interesting how the Mopars morphed into Fords right before they were wrecked.