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If you havent seen this film yet you absolutely must...
About twenty minutes before the end of Gone in 60 Seconds, Nicolas Cage finally puts the pedal to the metal and leads the cops on a car chase. It's about time. I have no idea what this movie was supposed to be about, but I know what I want when I see a movie called Gone in 60 Seconds, and what I want is a stripped-gears tire-burning fender-bashing freaking car chase, with vehicles flying over impossible obstacles and sidewalk vendors scattered like bowling pins.
I won't let too muhc baoout the film, yet it is truely brilliant...anyone seen it and agree?
About twenty minutes before the end of Gone in 60 Seconds, Nicolas Cage finally puts the pedal to the metal and leads the cops on a car chase. It's about time. I have no idea what this movie was supposed to be about, but I know what I want when I see a movie called Gone in 60 Seconds, and what I want is a stripped-gears tire-burning fender-bashing freaking car chase, with vehicles flying over impossible obstacles and sidewalk vendors scattered like bowling pins.
I won't let too muhc baoout the film, yet it is truely brilliant...anyone seen it and agree?
Partly.
It's a case of what it lacks in plot it makes up for in action.
Depends on what you like I suppose.
It's a case of what it lacks in plot it makes up for in action.
Depends on what you like I suppose.
If you havent seen this film yet you absolutely must...
About twenty minutes before the end of Gone in 60 Seconds, Nicolas Cage finally puts the pedal to the metal and leads the cops on a car chase. It's about time. I have no idea what this movie was supposed to be about, but I know what I want when I see a movie called Gone in 60 Seconds, and what I want is a stripped-gears tire-burning fender-bashing freaking car chase, with vehicles flying over impossible obstacles and sidewalk vendors scattered like bowling pins.
I won't let too muhc baoout the film, yet it is truely brilliant...anyone seen it and agree?
About twenty minutes before the end of Gone in 60 Seconds, Nicolas Cage finally puts the pedal to the metal and leads the cops on a car chase. It's about time. I have no idea what this movie was supposed to be about, but I know what I want when I see a movie called Gone in 60 Seconds, and what I want is a stripped-gears tire-burning fender-bashing freaking car chase, with vehicles flying over impossible obstacles and sidewalk vendors scattered like bowling pins.
I won't let too muhc baoout the film, yet it is truely brilliant...anyone seen it and agree?