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For those of you who might remember the original Gone in 60 Seconds from 1974. I went to find the original sound score from it, of course came up empty. Apparently they redone the movie in 1985, that included replacing the music from the film with cheesy drum music throughout.
So anyway, I eventually found the original songs, and dubbed the correct one back into the final chase scene, where he jumps the mustang
i remember this film well and find it immeasurably superior to the Nicholas Cage debacle, but i'm sure that many members will be shocked to see the real Eleanor isn't a riced up GT500 lookalike but really a Mustard colored Mach-1.
cool vid never seen the original..... riced up gt500 look alike? i thought it was bad ass.
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Ah, to each his own. The original had no name actors, a simple plot, but was famous for its final car chase scene, something like 90+ cars under 40mins.
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Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)
