Best Porsche Movie
06-03-2016, 05:57 PM
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06-03-2016, 10:41 PM
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06-04-2016, 12:50 AM
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Who's That Girl - the Madonna movie stars a 944. A police detective owns it and a side joke as his new partner keeps slamming the door.
I've never found the Porsche clips anywhere, I need to dig out that VHS and edit my own.
I've never found the Porsche clips anywhere, I need to dig out that VHS and edit my own.
06-06-2016, 12:34 AM
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No way is the best Porsche movie No Man's Land. I had it on the DVR, and TRIED to watch it again the other day. Couldn't come close to tolerating the crappy acting and plot. Sure, it has high 911 count, but that's it.
Le Mans, hands down.
Le Mans, hands down.
06-06-2016, 12:58 PM
#67
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^^ Yes, it is painful. But you have to remember back in the day, there was no pausing, no rewinding when you saw a movie. Hell... It would be like 5 years before it got to TV so you could record it. You had to watch and wait in agony to hear those 911s roar, and drift around the corners... and just like that, gone... just a memory.
Because of that, you could get away with a lot in a movie that just doesn't work today. Lots of 70s and 80s movies have these excruciating build ups to climax that today would have you reaching for the fast forward button. They are just unbearable.
There's a new TV series up here shot in Toronto, it has a 911 in a solid co-starring role.
http://www.globaltv.com/privateeyes/...v=698483267882
Because of that, you could get away with a lot in a movie that just doesn't work today. Lots of 70s and 80s movies have these excruciating build ups to climax that today would have you reaching for the fast forward button. They are just unbearable.
There's a new TV series up here shot in Toronto, it has a 911 in a solid co-starring role.
http://www.globaltv.com/privateeyes/...v=698483267882
06-08-2016, 04:20 PM
#68
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^^ Yes, it is painful. But you have to remember back in the day, there was no pausing, no rewinding when you saw a movie. Hell... It would be like 5 years before it got to TV so you could record it. You had to watch and wait in agony to hear those 911s roar, and drift around the corners... and just like that, gone... just a memory.
Because of that, you could get away with a lot in a movie that just doesn't work today. Lots of 70s and 80s movies have these excruciating build ups to climax that today would have you reaching for the fast forward button. They are just unbearable.
There's a new TV series up here shot in Toronto, it has a 911 in a solid co-starring role.
http://www.globaltv.com/privateeyes/...v=698483267882
Because of that, you could get away with a lot in a movie that just doesn't work today. Lots of 70s and 80s movies have these excruciating build ups to climax that today would have you reaching for the fast forward button. They are just unbearable.
There's a new TV series up here shot in Toronto, it has a 911 in a solid co-starring role.
http://www.globaltv.com/privateeyes/...v=698483267882
06-09-2016, 09:31 AM
#70
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IMO the best Porsche movie, constitutes the most Porsche time, regardless of actors / acting. Which movie actually has the most Porsche time? I think it's tough to beat No Man's Land! That's a movie, that truly puts the Marque on a pedestal. Le Mans I think is close too, although more of a connection w/ NML, since it's the models we drive.
08-28-2016, 04:41 AM
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08-30-2016, 10:50 PM
#74
Don't watch " Mystic Pizza", a scorned Julia Roberts dumps a barrel of fish into a red Targa
On the bright side . Krusty the Clown was seen in a pink cab ( maybe a targa?)
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