A What's that Film Thread?
Discussion
Heres two
1: Two blokes in 2 separate lorries I think are transporting nitro-glycerine or something very explosive and volatile across really rough roads and bridges in a jungley type environment.
2: A plane full of blind passengers crash lands killing pilot and all sighted crew. Blind people have to somehow find their way out of a desert(i think a desert)
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1: Two blokes in 2 separate lorries I think are transporting nitro-glycerine or something very explosive and volatile across really rough roads and bridges in a jungley type environment.
2: A plane full of blind passengers crash lands killing pilot and all sighted crew. Blind people have to somehow find their way out of a desert(i think a desert)
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vixen1700 said:
CopperBolt said:
Heres two
1: Two blokes in 2 separate lorries I think are transporting nitro-glycerine or something very explosive and volatile across really rough roads and bridges in a jungley type environment.
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The Wages of Fear?1: Two blokes in 2 separate lorries I think are transporting nitro-glycerine or something very explosive and volatile across really rough roads and bridges in a jungley type environment.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorcerer_(film)
I seem to remember watching this years ago.
I've been thinking about a film I saw in the late 80's / early 90's on the TV, possibly channel 4.
The scene I remember is a car on an empty road - it beeps its horn and then falls down an old mineshaft that opens up underneath it. The whole scene is shot in a kind of sepia colour scheme, and there may have been a constant hum of industrial noise in the background.
I've a feeling it may be Eraserhead, but frankly I've no intention of watching that again just to find out :-).
The scene I remember is a car on an empty road - it beeps its horn and then falls down an old mineshaft that opens up underneath it. The whole scene is shot in a kind of sepia colour scheme, and there may have been a constant hum of industrial noise in the background.
I've a feeling it may be Eraserhead, but frankly I've no intention of watching that again just to find out :-).
I'm glad I found this sticky thread because I was about to start my own.
Apologies but this really isn't a lot to go on. I'm about 95% convinced it was a film but it could have been a TV series. It feels like it could have been late 80s / early 90s based on how long I've been quoting it and to whom. I can only remember this one speech and I think I have it fairly accurate. It goes "You know who's responsible for this, don't you? You KNOW who's responsible for this, don't you? You. That's who. You. Nobody else. You. You."
In my head it's said in an Italian/American accent - think Robert DeNiro or similar. There's real emphasis on the word "responsible". Variations on the line could well have been used more than once throughout the show. It could have been during a car journey. It's not Seinfeld.
Does anyone have any idea before I drive myself to petty crime?
Apologies but this really isn't a lot to go on. I'm about 95% convinced it was a film but it could have been a TV series. It feels like it could have been late 80s / early 90s based on how long I've been quoting it and to whom. I can only remember this one speech and I think I have it fairly accurate. It goes "You know who's responsible for this, don't you? You KNOW who's responsible for this, don't you? You. That's who. You. Nobody else. You. You."
In my head it's said in an Italian/American accent - think Robert DeNiro or similar. There's real emphasis on the word "responsible". Variations on the line could well have been used more than once throughout the show. It could have been during a car journey. It's not Seinfeld.
Does anyone have any idea before I drive myself to petty crime?
Long way back but i can remember watching Film '74 and there was a clip of a film ( American) of two large 60s type cars trying to drive into each other. One had a steel girder sticking out the front which he rammed through the other cars drivers door. IIRC they were driving in a sort of paddock next to one of those big American barns.
The obvious answer might be Death Race 2000 but i've seen that and the scene i saw isn't in it plus the clip i watched wasn't set in 2000.
The obvious answer might be Death Race 2000 but i've seen that and the scene i saw isn't in it plus the clip i watched wasn't set in 2000.
Cotty said:
Anyone know what this film is?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OED5hnqohY
Son of a Rich.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OED5hnqohY
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serf_(film)
entropy said:
Not a film but does anyone remember the biker chick who zipped up her leathers over her bare cleavage which made you feel awkward as a kid if you sat next to your mum in the cinema.
Is it on YT? For nostalgia purposes obviously!
Maybe.Is it on YT? For nostalgia purposes obviously!
https://youtu.be/tW_7xcoYcwc
OK, here's one that's bugged me for decades: a western I watched with my stepdad in the 80's. The only scene I can remember involved someone tying somebody else to a wagon wheel, above a fire/hot coals, and slowly turning the wheel. Later the film cut back to these 2, and chappy on the wheel was cooked. Blackened and charred.. But still alive, and begging for his life!
Can anyone help identify this film?
Can anyone help identify this film?
Can't help but somebody else seems to remember it:
https://www.city-data.com/forum/movies/1403885-do-...
Edited to add: I should have scrolled down as somebody answered it with Duel At Diablo.
https://www.city-data.com/forum/movies/1403885-do-...
Edited to add: I should have scrolled down as somebody answered it with Duel At Diablo.
Edited by vixen1700 on Sunday 6th March 11:01
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