Bullitt (1968)

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"Ford Mustang GT Fastback and Dodge Charger "

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"#68 Steve McQueen as Frank Bullitt"

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"Directed by Peter Yates Much more fascinating than I was expecting it to be, a fast-paced adrenaline rush cop thriller. Done in a sort of "24" resemblance in the fact that the entire film is nearly done completely in real-time. The film basically follows private detail Frank Bullitt as him and his men are brought in to protect a mafia informant when there's a hit out on him to keep him from testifying. This is one of those cool 'experimental' type movie scripts in which not everything is spelle"

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"1968 Ford Mustang 390 GT Two cars were used to make Bullit. One was destroyed during filming. The whereabouts of the other is unknown."

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"2/5/13 (Rewatch) It seems to be a night for revisiting old favorites here. This was my second and I'm typing it as I finish watching The Wild Bunch. This is probably my second favorite McQueen film, behind Magnificent 7, though I haven't seen one of his that I didn't love. Anyway, a classic cop drama in that 70's style; an honored addition to that genre, too, especially known for the lengthy - and hairy - car chase scene. Steve's screen presence is demanding of attention, as always and just a"

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"my rating 3.5=Very Good "

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"Steve McQueen. Jackie Bissett. And one of the all-time, classic, car chase scenes in cinema! "

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"Bullitt The surly Frank Bullitt chases crooks in his badass ride, kicks ass and sticks guns in people's faces. It's only fitting that the film would be named in his honor. "