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ThePrisoner
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by ThePrisoner » Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:36 pm
Here is a link to a clip from the french film 'La Boulet'.
It is the scene in which a 6 coupe (a pinnanfarina one at that) is chased by the police.
Excellent.
Film Clip
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jameslxdt
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by jameslxdt » Fri Jan 26, 2007 8:50 pm
great vid
i was gonna say he knows how to drive a 406, lift off oversteer
but then he mullerd it
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neilirwin7
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by neilirwin7 » Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:33 pm
Fantastic - immediately bought DVD off ebay. Thanks for link - must try this through Belfast!
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neildavies
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by neildavies » Sat Jan 27, 2007 8:54 am
Brilliant clip, seen it many times and it's been discussed on the coupe forum. One thing to notice is the wheels, different in different scenes. Obviously used more than one car. Still good though.
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mjb
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by mjb » Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:59 pm
neildavies wrote: One thing to notice is the wheels, different in different scenes. Obviously used more than one car. Still good though.
You sure? They look the same to me, but I'm no wheel nut... (bad pun)
I'll be getting the dvd come payday I think. I assume everyone here has Taxi/Taxi 2?
ThePrisoner
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by ThePrisoner » Sat Jan 27, 2007 5:45 pm
mjb wrote: neildavies wrote: I'll be getting the dvd come payday I think. I assume everyone here has Taxi/Taxi 2?
Yes! Both fantastic films, but I havn't seen Taxi 3 yet! Has anyone else seen Taxi 3?
Taxi 3 is available on DVD from Play.com
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by mjb » Sat Jan 27, 2007 9:15 pm
They're the the Fast and the Furious films should have been!
Essential part of any 406 owner's collection
Ain't got Taxi 3... it's on my wish list though...
Captain Jack
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by Captain Jack » Sun Jan 28, 2007 1:41 am
nice clip! the sexiest car in the world!
Got all Taxis on DVDs (except that crappy american remake...why did they bother???)
PugOFwar
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by PugOFwar » Sun Jan 28, 2007 10:58 am
Captain Jack wrote: nice clip! the sexiest car in the world!
Got all Taxis on DVDs (except that crappy american remake...why did they bother???)
Don't lets get started on that load of bollox!"
The taxi's are Brilliant however
those people who have'nt got/seen no.3 should really watch it, although im not to sure about the new mods he does to the car
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by Welly » Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:53 pm
Hehe.....there's something not right about that film clip:
When he first looked in the glovebox (gun) it should not have closed without falling open again, then having to slam it shut again.
There was a lot of 'rear end' action (oo-er) meaning the handbrake would have to be fully operational
After the jump the car was still functioning, not even an ANTI POLUTION FAULT message on the display
Bloody film makers, allways bending the truth
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by mjb » Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:07 pm
It didn't even sound like a 406 glovebox! As for the back end action, the first skid was definitely a lift-off jobbie but the others yes, the rear wheels were locked. That was no ordinary 406! Forget the modifications in Taxi, I want that done to my car! ;)
jameslxdt
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by jameslxdt » Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:20 pm
Welton wrote: Hehe.....there's something not right about that film clip:
When he first looked in the glovebox (gun) it should not have closed without falling open again, then having to slam it shut again.
There was a lot of 'rear end' action (oo-er) meaning the handbrake would have to be fully operational
After the jump the car was still functioning, not even an ANTI POLUTION FAULT message on the display
Bloody film makers, allways bending the truth
the thing that supprised me the most was the fact the thing actually started