The Italian Job (1969) — UPDated to Essential. Streaming on your nostalgia. Recommended volume: Maximum. Recommended mood: Bloody joyful.
pushed off a cliff by the Mafia bulldozer was actually a cleverly disguised "dummy" car, though the red Jaguar E-Type the italian job 1969 upd
The team's strategy involves using a combination of skill, strategy, and dumb luck to pull off the heist. They plan to create a diversion in the streets of Turin, using a Mini Cooper to create a traffic jam, while they tunnel into the vault. Once inside, they use a variety of tools and techniques to crack the safe and make off with the gold. The Italian Job (1969) — UPDated to Essential
Produced by Quincy Jones, the "Self Preservation Society" remains one of the catchiest movie themes ever written. Recommended mood: Bloody joyful
: The film concludes on a literal "cliffhanger," with the getaway coach teetering over a mountain precipice, leaving the fate of the crew and the gold unknown. Cultural Impact : It produced one of cinema's most famous lines: "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" and was ranked 36th in the BFI Top 100 British films. : The soundtrack, composed by Quincy Jones
That ending... do they get the gold, or does the coach go over? 🚌💰
The Italian Job (1969) — UPDated to Essential. Streaming on your nostalgia. Recommended volume: Maximum. Recommended mood: Bloody joyful.
pushed off a cliff by the Mafia bulldozer was actually a cleverly disguised "dummy" car, though the red Jaguar E-Type
The team's strategy involves using a combination of skill, strategy, and dumb luck to pull off the heist. They plan to create a diversion in the streets of Turin, using a Mini Cooper to create a traffic jam, while they tunnel into the vault. Once inside, they use a variety of tools and techniques to crack the safe and make off with the gold.
Produced by Quincy Jones, the "Self Preservation Society" remains one of the catchiest movie themes ever written.
: The film concludes on a literal "cliffhanger," with the getaway coach teetering over a mountain precipice, leaving the fate of the crew and the gold unknown. Cultural Impact : It produced one of cinema's most famous lines: "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" and was ranked 36th in the BFI Top 100 British films. : The soundtrack, composed by Quincy Jones
That ending... do they get the gold, or does the coach go over? 🚌💰
