now thats cool, imagine if ppl had that much care about art works these days

That is so cool I bet everyone was blown away in their amazment!! I know I would be!! Nice!!!

Pretty corny 😂 but then again it was the 80s so it’s filled with cornholio

That's funny

I woulda had a heart attack lmao

Mista Festa that’s when s**t got real......

I wouldn't say that necessarily but I'm not disagreeing with you It was completely badass. I'm sitting here watching it on KZfaq on my phone and it is still an awesome movie. Nice to see somebody that appreciates the same type of stuff that I do

Agreed.

@Thomas F According to an interview with the lead special effects guy, they used hydraulic rams to suck the car in on itself and then ran the film in reverse. Also interesting is the scene where Christine crushes Moochie Welch into the loading dock, he revealed that the front fenders for that car were made out of rubber.

Interesting video.

It's just too true 😂

@@arielbeanehlers974 Ha! Too true to be good! :D

Always thought he looked like John travolta

@@Spursman99030507 Ha! Good one!

But maaaan, he looks like hybrid between John and Jim 😅

Wow man! I’m here to salute you 👍 I watched it as a child in 1992. And yes it shaped my love for cars. To this day I’m always looking around for my next Christine. Glad to know it shaped others in a certain way

Read the book too, fuckin awesome

You have your point

You are right Vernon. Christine only wanted to hurt people whom did not want to respect her as an old car, or hurt her. The important thing to remember is it took a little while, to make friends with Arnie, because she did not love Arnie back, for a short while. Also, what we have to remember about the rock 'n' roll era is, most of the fights with the Teddy Boys, with anyone else whom wasn't, were started by other cult music people, whom started a fight with them.

I love this book and the movie as well. Remember going to see this at the drive in. I feel that this is a love story. Car loves boy and won’t let anyone get between them. I have always named my vehicles. My wife thinks I’m crazy but I feel they have a “ personality”. My youngest daughter has picked up the same thing, she has name her little Saturn.

If it's not random then why did she kill Arnie at the end? He was extremely devoted to her and only her. Arnie didn't love Lea he loved christine. And why did she kill Darnell what was her reasoning behind that?

@@nicolenewsome4863 how about you watch the movie she didn’t kill him but she did kill Darnell because (I believe) he was a d^^^

They couldn't it was 1983

@@Neilapolitan08 Yes I know. That's why I said, thank God they didnt have CGI back then. I'm 51 yrs old. I rem when CGI first got big with Jurassic Park. But most of my faves movies are still pre CGI. Some CGI is good but there's still a fakeness to it. You're eyes know it's not reality.

@@t-boog2173 they did an awesome job with the effects back then with this movie. I find cgi movie effects these days hard to watch. You're totally right on that point. Although if it's a cartoon style movie its more bearable and the characters can be highly expressive.

@@Neilapolitan08 yes... yes it was 1983.. I'm going to call you, captain obvious ;).

While I appreciate the effects, there are some continuity errors. The most noticeable one is the first time Arnie sees Christine repair herself. In the wide shot before the repair, although the car is smashed up, the grille is straight. In the close-up a few seconds later, the grille is completely smashed in before it repairs itself.

Hell yeah! Definitely mine too!

As good as you can't polish a turd

“You can’t polish a turd” is the best!!

In the movie, Arnie's family didn't give a rat's ass about him. Arnie derived love -- and yes some sick pleasure -- from that beautiful Plymouth Fury.

@LiveOakOkie It's a soul that just happens to inhabit a car.

Ice Hockey is Pretty Pretty Good uh rape is strong don’t you think i say they beat her up but rape is completely different

Vert Rex its supposed to be a gang rape reference

yes it is ... that is what it is about ... sadly the younger generation that do reviews on movies from before they were born or before they made it to double digits in their life are useless as they have no idea what the times were like nor understood what the movies were about .... originally christine was billed as a love story and horror/ thriller ... not some killer maniac car as modern reviewers would have you believe ... this movie is from a time when muscle cars and motor heads truly loved their cars more than the girls they tried to pick up with them ... that was where the story premise came from.

Unless you watched "Car Trouble" from Kim Possible.

Before Christine, there was KITT (Knight Rider started in '82, Christine came out in '83)

So 50% chance it will be your buddy as u solve crimes as a pi 50% chance serial killer car hmm like those odds let's go for it lol

@@tylerhorton6747 there's definitely more killer self driving cars lol for example the movie Maximum Overdrive

lmao

That crossed my mind when watching it again. Kids driving fast cars without a safety belt, based generation.

Said the same myself as well. Wasnt a requirement, federally, until 63 in cars. Had to add them to register my 58 in NY, as they were required after Sept of 57, in cars in that state. (Grandfather joined the NYSP in 50, and still had his VTL nooks from.then to 77, when he retired. ) Wife's 47 Checker Cab was made in April 57, and didn't have, or need them. We still run it without.

People are idiots

@@Dagrizzb And no killer airbags

Exactly...this dude doesn't know cars ..cmon

I loved some of the extra fun facts you shared !!!! please, I would love to know more, im a huge fan and many of the times, people has more info than the internet lol

So, she’s not a fury?

I think it's also one of the first cars to have power steering.

@@rogersstinson4019 Technically, no. Also, Canada made some apparently and those have an even different name but I could be wrong about the name part.

in fact the Fury patrols can be seen in the movie

5dmc1 yep

I agree 👍

The car is haunted by the ghost of the previous owner.

@@outpost31737 everyone misses that...the car didn't grieve anyone, the car was Roland Lebay and he was setting up to posses Arnie. He/it was dumbstruck when its plans dissolved in an instant and then it went into a blind rage....not for Arnie but for itself.

@@evil1by1 Negative. The car was already filled with evil when being built on the assembly line, long before Roland bought her.

LMFAO you've got that right my friend I've used that line at least a hundred times talking about people. I think I used it yesterday!!!

But u can roll it in glitter 🤣😂

@@duncanweaver1740 but it's still a turd.. in glitter...Not good.

And lots of other things

That line is classic, only comes second to "You don't know half as much as you think you do,. Shitter"

Me too. And what a beautiful car! I can see the attraction Arnie has for her.

@adog3336 really? I didn't know that. Than you for sharing that with me. 😁 I really didn't know that. That's crazy.

Read the book it's a masterpiece

@@robertmccallum7417 I will

@adog3336 well that mistake paid off.

I disagree. Any good insurance company would charge a very high rate if they did any calculations regarding risk versus reward, what with the whole death and dismemberment of everyone ever insured to drive the car. Geico would have had to pay a shitload of money to Arnie’s parents in the end.

I think she doesn't need one

HanDoYT what if you get pulled over

She will kill them

HanDoYT yes, most likely

Yeeeeeeeeep

I agree i loved it too i remeber seeing in two times the first week it hit the theaters

i have this movie+ i may watch it later. cool!!

Merry Christmas to you collegeman1988 😘😘😘

Cocaine, all of his books were written on mountains of cocaine...

I read Christine back in 83. Wow what a great book.

I could see Brook and Kevin playing the main characters. The casting was and always be awesome

Or when you win a race.

I do that every time mine turns another 1000 mi.

I got to admit I've done the same thing once or twice my friend I'm glad I'm not the only one

Haha. I do that to my cars too..

I think a lot of people do this but won’t admit it.

Exactly, and on the dashboard too when the thugs vandalized her. Basically he's saying, if you mess on Christine, you die.

LeBay probably left a mess behind when he committed suicide and so did Darnell when he was crushed.

Good thing Arnie never had a dog.

It's the lack of respect.

Yeah it’s not a hard concept to grasp, ace overall review Minty, but don’t know why you made such a thing about that line 😄

Maybe. But my Spitfire and I didn't go round slaughtering the mob. Dealing with the bad guys was a one man effort

With my high school graduation money I bought a 58 Fury with a bad cam and myself and some very good friends rebuilt it. A REAL one.

@@johnccargill4665 Cool!

Stephen is not as talented as his fame makes him appear. Watch Twilight Zone. Many of his stories come from that. I think Christine, The Dark Half, Rose Red, and a few others might actually be his own.

@@johnccargill4665 do you still have it? If so, would like to see a video!

Cause the ones that are crap have been forgotten

Cause everybody was on that cocaine making the most creative stuff ever

@@MaceoDior All of the production staff was pulling double shifts, no doubt.

Because back To The Future just made it by a year and some change

They weren't, believe me. It's just that the good ones are the only ones still being shown.

Exactly I had a 65.. she had front lap sashes but legally I didn’t have to instal them in the back as she didn’t come with them....

I could have sworn that the car did a have seatbelts. There is a scene in either the movie or the book where Leigh get coked by the seatbelt from a jealous Christine.

yup, seatbelts weren’t mandatory until 68...

Yup my 52 Plymouth doesn’t have them. It was 65 or 66 they implemented them

You probably wouldn't have seatbelts in a 58. My father's 57 Pontiac Star Chief has 2 lap belts in the front only but his 51 Kaiser and 58 Pontiac Bonneville don't have any. There's so much metal in those old cars, short of driving into building, you're probably pretty safe. The beginning scene where the guy gets his hand crushed in the hood always creeped me out because I know how heavy they are.

The previous owner's daughter and wife died in Christine. The daughter probably messed around in the car, like kids do. And I think Christine killed the wife out of jealousy. Like when Leigh chokes at the drive in.

Arnie loved Christine so maybe he was doing stuff when he was in the car (her). I haven't read the book yet but I've read a lot of books by King. i wouldn't be surprised if something like that was going on in the book.

In the beginning of the movie you can see a worker die in there when he drops ashes on the seat

The whole time I was listening to the critique of that scene I'm saying to myself "tell me you've never read the book without telling me you've never read the book".

@@misuseofpower just because the scene was in the book doesn't mean it doesn't deserve to be critique i agree that it would have made the characters unlikeable

@@homermontana2392 The critique came off like he couldn't even understand where the scene was coming from. Like it or hate it, the Leigh/Dennis/Arnie triangle and Dennis/Leigh falling in love were kind of a big part of the story. I don't think anyone really "liked" how it went down. Hell, Dennis even addresses it within the story multiple times (as stated in the above comment). That scene in particular was pretty pivotal as it was pointed out in the book that they hadn't become targets of LeBay/Christine yet because up to that point neither of them had done anything unforgivable to Arnie.

This is more of a criticism of the critic. Books are not movie scripts. When making adaptations changes have to be made for a variety of reasons. I think the change for the movie was for the best. It changed the dynamics, but I don’t think it was a bad change. It made the movie and book different. I don’t think the Dennis/Leigh subplot would have worked in a 90 minute movie.

Oooh, that would’ve been nice.🤔

i have never seen this movie ( and have no plans do so because im not into horror films ect. no reasons to give myself a fright or gory nightmares ) but i like old morpars so of course it comes up in my friend circles of mechanics/engineers. that and the jimmy dean's little basterd / France ferdnan dukes 1911 ride / unsolved mysteries i guess its kinda like listening to ghost / paranormal stories ( not that im into believing most of it because science / reasonable logic has the answers to it most of the time ) well id kinda agree with your statement. i may have had one of those cars but it was a Cadillac ( i got good at working on the same make and model but not always the same vin tag so this one car stands out as being different and difficult to deal with ironic that i got suck with the car/bills o well i guess in someways it's better than a paying costumers ride ps. btw more than 3 👨‍🔧 before / after me gave up tying to tame that one so glad i knew when to quit ) and a horsepower branded tractor that trying killing and maming more than once so which car line James if you don't mind me asking did you notice that are "possessed" and btw as someone down the line i got to know which ones someone cared about assembly /making it right and or had fun finding "innocent easter eggs 🥚" like the inside of my personal work trucks oe doors i guess some line workers autographed it in st. louse mo usa

So, how many hoods have crushed your hands?

@@twistedyogert im not sure what you're asking me but my involvement with hood-laches is mostly with the back of my head mostly with b-body mopars or something similar that should come with a warning ⚠️ 😂 because im so tall and it's kinda my fault

@@richardprice5978 There should be a warning. But the good news is that hoods don't weigh a ton like they used to.

@@twistedyogert its that awful designed safety hood hook o im sorry i meant laches that gets me when i stand back up all the way and forget it's there to get tools from my toolbox

It makes more sense in the book... soooo much is left out from the book..

@@21chch so true. I read the book ages ago but i am going to read it again.

True. But same with all King books... never quite transpire to film..

If it’s Lebay haunting the car, why is the car already giving Deniss bad vibes? He even thinks he hears it talking to him, and dreams about it. All before Lebay has passed away?

@@EvilDick1995 In the movie, Christine does bad stuff even before leaving the assembly line. That's probably different in the book.

goddessvenom the music was so Creepy it just set the mood for the entire movie

John Carpenter scored nearly all his movies...not sure why.

All Carpenters movies have epic music.

@@howardkerr8174 He has a passion for making music too. So he actually likes that doing side of the production as well.

There’s a soundtrack of all the background music for this movie available. It’s trippy to listen to when in the car.

Read the book, she killed her owners, no loyalty, possessed them before finally killing them and those around them.

U have not read the book clearly...

well now i will just take my like back

@@Maples01 I have never read the book, but as far as the movie is concerned, with the exception of the first guy that has the hood close on his hand, I still don't know why Christine did that, all of the people Christine went after had wronged Arnie or her at some point. Anybody that has ever had a car vandalized can relate to wanting to kill those people.

@@mexicanspec The car was evil, but required sacrifice of the owner to resurrect itself, it didn't just come back.

Stephen king must be the only person who doesn't like The Shining 😂

I like it more than the book

Iker Casillas me too!

@Laboratory Diesel Agreed, I was hoping for a Christine 2! Hell even "The Car" got a sequel...

Iker Casillas I know right! At the end when the car moved. I yelled out: "It Moved, It Moved there's gonna' be a Christine 2." The fact that they didn't make another one was so disappointing.

I refuse to watch the end. Seeing her get crushed breaks my heart

I used to cry when they crushed her.

Ya gotta love a movie where a kid falls in love with his car! I know I did!

meatybeatybignbouncy I know I did! Ah..a time when King was King and you could still see a new John Carpenter film in the theatre..those were the days..

Sadly those Times are over but now we have self driving Cars. Time to get an old Plymouth to discreetly equip it with that Stuff. There are some who will remember that kind of Car and maybe freak out if it really drives itself. Just pretend that the Book was based on a true Story and now You are the Owner.

R.D Bergman same

Saw one in williams ca about 4 yrs ago. Same paint job

punkrockpub Thank you! I love that someone actually interprets this film the same way I do.

Me TOO

damn i have to brough up facts by myself first:she never had some kind of killing spree no it was just avenging her damage if you watched the film you will notice christine never killed anyone who didnt touched /damaged / or tried to drive her in fact if the christine killed you it was ALWAYS your fault at the end arnie got killed by mistake christine was atacking other two and why she kills him she litterally starts to apologize in the film christine never killed anyone if she hadnt a reason so saying like they had some kind of killing spree is a bit off if you say it sounds they didnt have any reason to kill anyone or they did it just for fun not i was basically an revenge/self protection

in fact almost noone understanded the film....

punkrockpub I did as well.

Wow! Fancy meeting my friend and fav odd person here! I know I'm late. Oh well. Hi Oddie! I have SO many SK books. Collected them for more than 30yrs. This one has a special place in my heart. Idky King and Carpenter didn't like it other than the money part haha. Best interpretation of one of his books IMHO. See you on your channel soon!✌😈🚘

How about a return movie of both Cristien and Micheal Myers together and explaining everthing!

Hey Oddie you have great taste... Any new ideas for your patreon channel? Christine perhaps?

In the book Darnell had a teicked out imperial and ran drugs

@@66cuda Carpenter's film is actually more plausible. In the book Christine is running into houses-which is blamed on Columbians Darnell was doing coke deals with.

And of course at the end until the epilogue we expect them to marry and ride into the sunset. But as Dennis says she moved away and married a guy who drove a Honda Civic (not exactly flash in 83; good line)

@@andrewstackpool4911 so what year are they in at the end?

@Aussie Furby/Mogwai Fan At the end of the book, it is about five or six years later. Dennis tells us that she marries a chap who drives a Honda Civic, a nice safe car, and he is alone but moved away. He had, from time to time, tried to contact the inspector unsuccessfully, and his final comment regards an unusual incident that killed someone. The inspector? I cant recall. However, he closes wondering if Christine has come back and is moving across the country, killing all who opposed her. King may have been considering a sequel.

I always thought him as the greaser version of Don Ramón from El Chavo.

John Travolta and GANG, looked like they were all over age for school, especially for that time. Like totally 🤨🤨

@@kenyafleming9584 yeah and we just fucking look past that obvious fact and suspended our disbelief because Newton John and Travolta were so fucking hot...

Hilarious

He was 24 the year the film came out

kabukiwookie Sounds like me and my 1966 Lincoln Continental!!!

Truthfully, the 1958 Plymouth Fury wasn't available in red. Most of the cars they used in the movie were Belvederes or Savoys. I think Stephen King went with the Fury because it more menacing.

Because nothing says automotive terror quite like Belvedere... though Lucas Electronics comes close...

Christopher C: Well, They called Lucas the "Prince of Darkness" for a reason.. And whats more terrifying then that? MILLER electrics.. I'm sweating already just mentioning it. Your know what they say about Miller: "LIGHTS OUT *SS OUT.." haha

Oh trust me, I know! My father traded an MGB GT toward a Fiat 124 because he figured the Fiat would be more reliable... When he traded in the Fiat for a Toyota Hilux truck he swore he'd never go back to British or Italian again.

I was 2 when I first saw it and I've seen it a total of over 1,000 times but I do have to admit that over 900 of those were before I turned 10. I'm 40 now.

@@28Pluto I've read plenty of books. While the movie Christine is my favorite movie, the book is far better. In fact, Christine is in the book It on page 911, at least on paperback. In high school, I had to read A Wizard of Earthsea and Ender's Game. I wound up reading both entire collections, which is over a dozen books together. Ender's Game has a 3 book prequel while it has 4-5 books by itself and it spun off into 4-5 more about the character Bean. I've read a lot of the Mitch Rapp books by Vince Flynn(I think). The Vampire books by Anne Rice. How much more should I have read? I feel like I've read plenty, though I could read more. I haven't read in 3-4 years.

It seems Dennis has a love/hate relationship with Arnie. Like the jock who only befriends the nerd because he feels sorry for him NOT because he actually likes him.

Actually in the book he genuinely loves and cares for him like a brother.

In the book they moved away from each other except for writing letters

@@jackfronz2515 "rip arnie. i love you, man." - last line of the Novel

It just never would've worked in the movie. It was the right decision to cut it.

I have a Plymouth Savoy don't know what year I could send you a picture if you like it belonged to my grandfather I live in Charlotte Tn?

A red 1967 Chevy Nova is way up on the Cool-o-Meter too1

I can relate a little while back about 15 years or so The actual 1958 Plymouth fury that was Christine came up for sale in some kind of car magazine If I would have had another couple of thousand dollars I would have bought it just to see the look on my dad's face when I drove up in that car. It took everything I could not to get a loan to do that it would have been a bad thing at the time and then hurricane Katrina hit so I would have lost it anyway so it was the right decision but I can totally relate to what you said

@@Clunk49 But pretty common in comparison...I've never seen anything like Christine irl.

I am 47 yo and a HUGE old car buff/builder/restorer and owner (mostly Tri-5 Chevys, GM 60s Musclecars) and am a HUGE CHRISTINE movie and car fan as well, since it debuted on VHS tape and I was 10 yo and seen the movie literally dozens upon dozens of times! Lol. Outta ALL the car shows, people I know in old cars, but also coming from the Midwest? I have ONLY see ONE 1958 Plymouth Belvedere/Fury 2 dr hardtop IN MY LIFE in person. It was at the big Goodguys Car Show BACK when they USED to come to Kansas City Raceway over 10 years ago. I was REALLY surprised though to see how many that ARE still left out there in the world (considering) from belonging to CHRISTINE facebook groups/57-58 Plymouth Restoration FB groups. But yeah, THEY ARE SUPER RARE CARS TO FIND, NO DOUBT! And..? ONE of the MOST CLASSIEST GORGEOUS examples of the later 1950s AMERICAN MADE BIG 3 auto producers......

Nah, the book is far better despite the movie being my favorite of all time.

Yup they come back😉 great movie too

Sometimes they come back, Rose Red, The Shining, movie title coincidences? I think not!

Wow! Awesome! Ty! Ty!!

Nyasia Maire

Bad ass

Awesome story, thank you for sharing !

No seatbelts were standard equipment in 58 .not till 67.

Timothy Burchell Me too. Always wanted to help Stephen write it!

💀There is a independent sequel, now. CheCk it oUt, I am. 💀🖕🏾a remake, made by a ShittEr. Don't ☑ it out. 🖕🏾

@@Dodger7 there is? Where?

@@CBRHurricane6 💀I was mislead. It is someone playing video games. (christen revenge )💀

Working on it

I went to see the Samuel L. Jackson "Shaft" with my girlfriend on opening night. We were two of maybe six white people in the entire theater, give or take two or three, and this is how I wanted it. This may be a stereotype, but it's a fun one, because you fill a movie theater with black folks and the whole movie is accompanied by great audience participation! That movie, for that show, was waaay more fun than it had any reason to be. And we can dig it!

Wow now that must have been awesome

I loved it

One of my favorite books written by SK is definitely Christine.

I KNOW RIGHT !!! LOL !!! WEEEE HAAAAA !!!!!!

SL, when I was young I did NOT read. My attitude was that if a story was worth telling, Hollywood would make a movie. Then my senior year in high school, I came home the night before Thanksgiving and was faced with a 4 day weekend. On the table was a paperback copy of CHRISTINE that my mother had just gotten and left because she had other books to finish first. I picked it up and read the review blurbs, then sat down with it at the table. I figured I'd read a page or two of the intro and never touch another filthy, dirty, germ-infested sheaf of papers ever again. I ended up finishing the introduction. I then stood up and went into the living room. I kicked off my shoes, turned on the end table lamp, and kicked back on the couch. I read a hundred pages that night. I read a hundred pages a day until I was done, finishing up Sunday evening about six thirty. Christine (and Stephen King) changed my life. I'd never known the power of the written word until that November night in 1983. Funny thing, I'd met King at a convention in Saint Louis the year before and gotten his autograph for my mother and sister who were both hardcore King fans. I hated the move when it was released the following month. It had little in common with the book. Today I look upon it as a fun popcorn movie. But I'd like to see a 6 hour 3 part mini-series made for HBO or even NETFLIX. And I'd like to see everyone die the way they died in the book.

I read it during lesson at school

I have never seen it

FRAZIX BUILDS u should tbh & if u like reading I suggest reading it also

Me to

alright?

THE ENDING MADE ME CRY

I didn't view it as such for many years, but as I get older and watch the film.. this is my opinion exactly! she's a jealous woman doing what any insanely jealous woman would do.

That’s the biggest downfall of the movie too

David Barton Kinda like my one crazy ex 🤣

She’s a woman in love with her man! She was jealous but that was the least of her motives, she primarily protects Arnie. Many women will risk life and limb for their man (not sure why since many aren’t worth putting their life on the line) or to have one especially considering the era she came from (late 50’s). She killed more people who weren’t romantic conflicts for her. She killed that gang of kids, she killed that Darnell at the garage, she killed that little girl years earlier.

well for the movie, but not the story, pretty neat interpretation though

That and a lot of alcohol, cocaine, and LSD.

The PARTS from.the car were very often found in OTHER accidents. I had an article on it. Men's Health, I think it was.

@@K3vinK I think that's unfair (maybe). The intersection was a needlessly dangerous X shape. Lots of people would mess that up because it's stupid.

Im referring to King, not Dean.

Its probably based more on the golden eagle,which apparently if you mess with hom/her you die heck a kid just TOUCHED it and he does a manslaughter and burned his parents house,and now it kills around 32 people and wendy remantle it

Wow!! Same with me!!! They had a contest back then to win a Christine...and me and my mom filled out probably 100 5 x 7 index cards and mailed them in!

My wife just bought me the complete quantum leap series box set.

Oh I remember that. I think he had a dog named Cujo too.

Oh, wow!!!!! Top show, Quantum Leap!

Have to agree, and disagree with the video maker. The mass changes, taking it from an obsession/haunted car to the 'just effing evil car' idea totally changed the dynamic of the book, and to me showed the limitations of Carpenter as a filmmaker. Christine's written as a book about teenage rebellion still, about the unloved and shunned suddenly having the 'key' to power. But he still carries the hate, the anger, inside him. That's classic teenage angst, and would make a great movie in and of itself. And the subplot between Dennis and Leigh just add to it, and make the characters both imperfect, heroic, and relatable.

Get a hold of "Turistas," a movie directed by the fellow who plays Dennis here. Very creepy story.

In the book that scene is there... by that time Arnie is so far gone he wasnt coming back... he was completely taken over by lebay... I understand carpenter's reasoning for taking it out, but as a person who read the book I enjoyed that scene coming to life.... and in the book they tried like hell for a long time to get Arnie back to himself but he never came back.. so cant blame them for getting together, nobody would believe their story about the car.. they have went through hell and they were all each other had basically...

I actually think that the scene would have made Arnie’s flip out more sane. And relatable.

I can definitely relate to that

They were both shot in South Pasadena

Buddy Repperton

Always had older kids that failed and had to held back in order to pass requirements to move to the next grade. Usually, it was the rebels, with little parental guidance. “Sweat-Hog” types.

Illinois grade schools used to hold back african youngsters during the sixties until they were 17 and in the fifth grade still.

Absolutely true.

Trev Mac....and if you can't remember havin a douchebag like that at your high school, it was probably you....

I thought the same thing.

@@rich9987 Scott Baio is a terrible anything.

@Dave Iaucco Chachi as anyone but Chachi is horrible casting. Did you see him in Arrested Development as Bob Loblaw? He was cast as a kind of inside joke with the connection to Ron Howard and Henry Winkler, but even with the gibberish name, he wasn't even the slightest bit funny on a very funny show.

@@moonlily1 Baio is great!

@@benlujan288 Sure, it's a mystery why he never got an Oscar for 'Zapped!'

That's exactly what I was thinking! 😂

How about Christine vs. Kitt from The Knight Rider.

NotData MAN !!!! YOU READ MY MIND HERBIE VS CHRISTINE YEA !!!

How about Christine Vs. THE CAR

GuitarFever73 how about lighting mcqueen vs christine

How about Christine vs the truck from duel

Colleen Woods yeah that movie terrified me as a kid lol. It wasn’t until I was a teen and saw it a 2nd time that I realized what was in the explosion 🤯

it was a 1971 lincoln mark lll that was highly customized . it was badass looking .

Okay, so you just blew my theory that King actually had one of his OWN ORIGINAL ideas of a movie. He has never created a scenario, he has only ever rewritten or stolen others’ concepts. Don’t get me wrong, I love his stories, but hate the fact that he can’t come up with his own idea. And if you don’t believe me and have seen a lot of his movies, then watch Twilight Zone. I’m holding out that Misery and The Dark Half might be his, but my betting money would go the other way.

In the new version of the movie IT"..when the kid are going to the evil house the first time, there is a fenced in yard across the street..with weeds and old cars..in the fenced yard is "Christine".. looking like she did when Arnie found her in LeBay's yard..

Also was in Cats Eye

@@72troy455 I remember that one

It was also one of the cars In the movie ride the bullet.

@@justinziegler2248 I LOVE King's short story Ride the Bullet. It really gave me the creep factor!

Datrebor thank you! I wanted her too and found the ending tragic.

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