DZGunner

yeah beetle juice has a guards red s4 in their driveway

soltino

Scarsky?

tino

Landshark87

i saw "Jobs" the other day - has an "S" with polished dish wheels, then later in the movie, what looks like an 87+ model with turbo-twist wheels.

Chalkboss

I watched that movie last week, best part of it was the 928 for sure. Unfortunately I had to suffer through 120 minutes of watching Ashton Kutcher "acting" like he was brilliant to get to see it. And it cost me 4.95 on Dish!

Droplink

Sharknado!

Imo000

C.H.U.D.

Landshark87

Yeah, awful movie - 928's were the highlight. I didn't understand it - if the point of the movie was to make Steve Jobs look like a giant a**hole, then it succeeded.

Ricardo Vega II

Damn, I didn't realize so many 928's were in movies. Is there more?

Ricardo Vega II
1987 928 S4
Black/Red

hacker-pschorr

Just a couple:

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-P...model-928.html

Few from a search:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...-in-movie.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...-sighting.html

RKD in OKC

Friend reported directly to Jobs. Says he would come in, look at your work, and tell you it was complete crap and you could do better. But did it in a way that instead of just being told your work sucked and to redo it, you were all fired up to do the best work of your life. The movie kinda showed that with the industrial design guys and the iMac design.

Randy V

Noobs.

And you can put your signature in your profile so you don't have to type it every time.

nzpaul

Surprised no one has mentioned The Hidden.

nzpaul

[QUOTE=Ricardo Vega II;10965143]Damn, I didn't realize so many 928's were in movies. Is there more?

Just a few.

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-P...model-928.html

Landshark87

Awesome movie! I have the deluxe 2-VHS tape set! LOL

bdickason

My wife and I went back to watch Risky Business after buying our 928. I have to admit, I didn't mind the few campy moments. Overall the film holds up quite well with age and the majority of shots strike a perfect balance between 70's slow pans and 90's action... which is the same type of style people use today in films like Drive.