Our friends at FilmDrunk are reporting that Universal Studios has green-lit "Fast Five," which would be the fifth installment in the "Fast and the Furious" franchise.Wow. That's a lot of burning rubber. "The Cannonball Run" was only allowed one real sequel, despite a cast that included Burt Reynolds, Terry Bradshaw, Jackie Chan and a monkey.
Does this mean "The Fast and the Furious" ranks among the best car movies of all time? Hardly. But it certainly adds credence to our theory that Paul Walker has pictures of Universal executives in very compromising positions.
Of course, there have been a ton of great car movies produced over the years. We've listed a few, but realize we are only scratching (keying?) the surface.
| "American Graffiti" -- revved up a few big-time careers | |
|---|---|
| "Ronin" -- the gold standard for car chases | |
| "Gone in 60 Seconds" -- the original (sorry, film superstar Nic Cage) | |
| "Bullitt" -- McQueen was a serious driver on- and off-screen | |
| "The Cannonball Run" -- extraordinarily goofy, but great cars and a fun cast | |
| Other -- let us know in the comment section |
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Thursday 04 February
By kitt
Death Proof
The stunts are out of control.
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Thursday 04 February
By Herkermer Homolka
How about the animated movie, "Cars"?
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Thursday 04 February
By TBK!
Death Proof... definetly
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Thursday 04 February
By Bill
Vanishing Point. '70 Dodge Challenger R/T outrunning cops and jumping a river.
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Thursday 04 February
By Brian Fairbanks
Anyone who doesn't answer Vanishing Point has never seen it. Bullitt is a snooze in comparison.
Thursday 04 February
By Bea Arthur
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, cause these colors don't bleed.
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Thursday 04 February
By OnScreenCars.com
Can't forget about Two Lane Blacktop.
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Thursday 04 February
By Kyle
Like a few other comments I've seen, Vanishing Point is definitely the best. I mean come on that whole movie is one big car chase from Colorado to San Francisco.
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Friday 05 February
By Mag
French Connection.
Could never be remade and shot in NYC by today's standards.
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Friday 05 February
By ironphil
Loved the Nick Cage version of Gone In 60 Seconds. Seriously, the neverending chase done to the tune of a big-block ford engine howling through the streets of L.A- classic hot rod action kids.
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Friday 05 February
By joe
MAD MAX !!
the gumball rally
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Friday 05 February
By mark
Smokey and the Bandit
duh
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Tuesday 09 February
By Spearit
The Italian Job
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Wednesday 10 February
By enginekeg
Vanishing Point
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