you know i dont know why everyone keeps saying BULLIT was the best movie ever cause it was,nt it sucked period the chase scene sucked to.the SEVEN UPS movie was a lot better as for the chase scene oh yeah definitly a lot better then bullit cause the cars in SEVEN UPS where better and the chase scene was captured beautifully i cant count how many times i,ve watched that chase scene bigass cars and big ass motors.as for all you BULLIT idiots out there seven ups will kick bullits ass. PEACE OUT!!!
I was 16 when this came out...Learned to LOVE the 1971-76 GM "Big Cars" because of it...Nothin' quite like a big '70s tank at full chat like the blue Poncho...
Love the big cars myself from that era....the big full size "clamshell tailgate" wagons as well....too bad those demo derby douche-bags enjoy them so much.
I watched the filming of the scene where they ram the 2 patrol cars at the bridge. They had no engines and were greased under the front wheels. The car stopped just after the scene cuts because it was totalled. It was a very exciting afternoon for us kids in Washington Heights that day. It was done in one shot.
LOL at many things...the guy with the finger on the trigger, pointing to the windshield while Hickman drives at like 100 kph or more...and that police car, that red light looks like a damn lighthouse, LOL. Great chase.
Is that the same guy driving the Grand Ville that drove the Charger in Bullit? Looks like he's gain weight but facial expression looks the same. Longer hair too.
The one thing I have to say is that both of these cars are 1973 Pontiacs- a Grand Ville and a Ventura- not 1969 models. They would have been brand new cars when the film was made.
@swinegull not only did he choreograph both, but he's driving in both. He's driving the big blue 1973 Pontiac in Seven Ups. and he's driving the Charger in Bullet. He's got shaggy hair and has put on some weight, but if you look at both movies you'll see it's him. He was both an actor and stunt driver.
It almost sounds like the dubbed some of the sound track from the bullet chase scene into this one. Doest Hickmans Ventura sound suspiciously like McQueen's 68 mustang?
1:53 hahaha he hit the top of the steering wheel instead of the horn button and it honked. there is so many mistakes in those vintage movies. but over all great chase.
Every time i drive one of those american shitboxes i feel like i'm in a 70's car chase, fuckin' things are all over the place. They handle like the're on rails...basically they only want to go in a straight line!
@svdpsy dude i just got my licence and im driving a 1970 ford torino convertible its 40 years old and wieght almost 2 tons. And i take it to the local road course track once a month for lapping days.
I love this film - ever since it came out but the exhaust sounds emanating from both Hickman's and Scheider's respective Pontiacs are totally out of place and detract from the authenticity of the film.
Sure it makes for excitement but those sound effects belong on a race course.
This was Bullitt in New York. The engine sounds, the tire squeals, the reactions of the drivers. Must have been the same sound affects man. It would have been so much greater, and a more popular movie, had they used a Grand Prix and a Trans Am.
If the Ventura has an automatic, Why in the hell are they adding the sounds of a stick shift? Besides, everyone is right, it does have the exact same sounds from Bullit
I love that Pontiac Grand Ville, there's just nothin' like a huge 4 door sedan packing a 455 Big Block! The little Ventura never had a chance, but maybe that's because of the dubbed in Bullitt sounds. A Ventura Sprint with a 350 would have been right behind the Grand Ville. Oh well. It's still my 3rd favorite car chase of all time.
you gotta give bill hickman credit... as his career progressed he drove bigger and heavy cars and made them handle like euro-sport compacts. from a 68 charger to a big pontiac 4 door lemans to huge ass pontiac grand ville. its to bad the ventura didnt have more jam though. i imagine the gas crisis was starting to set in by this time.
Another great point about "The 7Ups" when it comes to stunts is the scene where the bad guys go through the road block as cops are shooting at them. The stuntment stayed on the cop car doors as the car hit & went through the blockade. Freggin awesome!
One of the great chase scenes, i believe Richard Lynch once said "I'll never get in a car with Bill again". Most of the footage was shot in the bronx and on the Saw Mill and Taconic parkways. The crash at the end was filmed on the Taconic Parkway and the exit looks like it did then.
This is by far the best stunts in any car chase film. This movie is equal imo with Dirty Mary Crazy Larry. Bullit & French Connection have nothing on The 7ups, Freebie & The Bean or Dirty Mary Crazy Larry. Bullit was the same 50 shots on 2 blocks with 50 film angles. The 7ups showed some true & absolute best stunts in a car chase movie ever! Gone In 60 Seeconds was great but that filmed used a LOT of dummy cars. The 7ups gets my vote for the very best car chase ever!
I meant most of all the other cars in Gone In 60 Seconds(1974) were dummy cars. The worst scene was the the crash at the intersection with the dump truck tipping over onto another car and then lifting up off the ground. The drump truck looks like it was made of cardboard.
You are right, Roy is a great actor. Bill Hickman (the driver of the Grand Ville) is a great stunt driver too! He was in "BULLITT" and "The French Connection".
Bill Hickman strikes again, Gotta love Roy saying CHRIST! the Seven-ups is a great movie and unlike Bullit it takes place in NY so I can ID with the geography Jersey too!
btw fyi - who were the two men involved with seven-ups, bullitt and french connection films? stunt driver bill hickman and producer phillip d'antoni...
Oh, that Pontiac Ventura isn't a '69 (It didn't come out until '71. This was a '73 model as well as that Grand Ville Roy was chasing. Thanks for posting this though, it's still one of the best chase scenes of all time!
BTW, having lived in the two neighborhoods featured (hell's kitchen where it starts and Upper WestSide) the chase is completely accurate. When they turn 49th from 9th, they indeed end up speeding through 49th and 10th. No faking of the "map" in this
The Pontiac Grand Ville was the top-line luxury car in the division's full-sized line from 1971 to 1975. It displaced the Pontiac Bonneville which had served as Pontiac's flagship since 1957. The Bonneville itself was never discontinued during this period, but was demoted to an ambiguous mid-line status between the luxurious Grand Ville and lower priced Pontiac Catalina.
love richard lynch's face through out the chase!!!
bickle4 3 months ago
the gangster in the passenger seat looks like a drug addict.
takeadayofff 3 months ago
you know i dont know why everyone keeps saying BULLIT was the best movie ever cause it was,nt it sucked period the chase scene sucked to.the SEVEN UPS movie was a lot better as for the chase scene oh yeah definitly a lot better then bullit cause the cars in SEVEN UPS where better and the chase scene was captured beautifully i cant count how many times i,ve watched that chase scene bigass cars and big ass motors.as for all you BULLIT idiots out there seven ups will kick bullits ass. PEACE OUT!!!
TheSuperCRASHer 5 months ago
Drifting before drifting was cool!!
4shacks1house 5 months ago
There should be an Oscar Category for best car chase.
napalmsundae 10 months ago
they don't make horns like that anymore
vominator 10 months ago
I was 16 when this came out...Learned to LOVE the 1971-76 GM "Big Cars" because of it...Nothin' quite like a big '70s tank at full chat like the blue Poncho...
chg657 11 months ago 3
@chg657
Love the big cars myself from that era....the big full size "clamshell tailgate" wagons as well....too bad those demo derby douche-bags enjoy them so much.
backwardk 1 month ago
2 People have never been in a Car Chase
InGodshands7 11 months ago
I watched the filming of the scene where they ram the 2 patrol cars at the bridge. They had no engines and were greased under the front wheels. The car stopped just after the scene cuts because it was totalled. It was a very exciting afternoon for us kids in Washington Heights that day. It was done in one shot.
lunhil12 1 year ago 2
Great chase scene but in reality, a police Mopar wouldn't have had much trouble shutting down that boat
rogerstill71 1 year ago
Ha, ha....when they honk the car´s horn sounds like a friggin´ cruiseship!!! Those were sounds, not the wimpy sounds most modern cars have...
lalbruiz 1 year ago
those full sized GM cars were such tanks. The Nova/Ventura II/Apollo/Omega qadruplets were pretty awful too.
pinkyallen 1 year ago
LOL at many things...the guy with the finger on the trigger, pointing to the windshield while Hickman drives at like 100 kph or more...and that police car, that red light looks like a damn lighthouse, LOL. Great chase.
lalbruiz 1 year ago
This is the Pontiac Motor Division training film for 1973.
schrodingercat91 1 year ago
Is that the same guy driving the Grand Ville that drove the Charger in Bullit? Looks like he's gain weight but facial expression looks the same. Longer hair too.
szchism 1 year ago
@szchism yes it is the same guy driving both cars,,he was mainly a stunt driver back in the day , but also did some acting as well
390merc65 1 year ago
The one thing I have to say is that both of these cars are 1973 Pontiacs- a Grand Ville and a Ventura- not 1969 models. They would have been brand new cars when the film was made.
njot3 1 year ago
just watched bullit car chase and its the same guy driving both bad guys cars only difference he as got long hair in this one
zebedee417 1 year ago
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kids are fucking retarded
harryotterrules 1 year ago
i wonder if the guy that choreographed this chase did bullitt
both take huge jumps
both have smart looking bad guy driving
both have guy with shotgun shooting out of rear window lying down
both ram each other side to side just before the end of the chase
need i go on?
swinegull 1 year ago 4
@swinegull same double-clutching engine noises... even though the car's an automatic in this one...
musewolfman 1 year ago
@swinegull not only did he choreograph both, but he's driving in both. He's driving the big blue 1973 Pontiac in Seven Ups. and he's driving the Charger in Bullet. He's got shaggy hair and has put on some weight, but if you look at both movies you'll see it's him. He was both an actor and stunt driver.
ERIELACKU34CH 10 months ago
@swinegull Yes, that's Bill Hickman driving the Poncho, same one who drove the Charger in Bullitt.
reprobacious 10 months ago 2
It almost sounds like the dubbed some of the sound track from the bullet chase scene into this one. Doest Hickmans Ventura sound suspiciously like McQueen's 68 mustang?
TheVancen 1 year ago 2
@TheVancen
TOTALLY!! My thoughts exactly. That is absolutely the sound from McQueen's Mustang. 100%
automobiliac 1 year ago
ironic how the pontiac ventura is an automatic on the column, yet he's shifting??LOL
the ventura soundtrack is remarkably simular to steve mcqueens mustang in BULLET. some of the same roads and highways
harleyguyinmilw 1 year ago
@harleyguyinmilw Bullitt >.< and it was a damn good vid
machinegunboy98 1 year ago
1:53 hahaha he hit the top of the steering wheel instead of the horn button and it honked. there is so many mistakes in those vintage movies. but over all great chase.
carpetqwerty 1 year ago
at 1:52 the car is in park!!!! How do they miss this shit all the friggin time????WTF?
booeyats1 1 year ago
@booeyats1 .
bjroberts65 1 year ago
hey el condur del auto grande del pontiac azul es el mismo conductor del charger de bullit ?
coyotecojo54 1 year ago
One of the best car chase scenes on film...Bill Hickman is the man in this shit
bjroberts65 1 year ago
Good, but the Bad Boys 2 one is better for the modern era.
Puzzoozoo 1 year ago
Every time i drive one of those american shitboxes i feel like i'm in a 70's car chase, fuckin' things are all over the place. They handle like the're on rails...basically they only want to go in a straight line!
svdpsy 1 year ago
@svdpsy Here's an idea, learn to drive. We (Americans) seemed to do great with them, so suck it.
mcorbin2316 1 year ago
@svdpsy dude i just got my licence and im driving a 1970 ford torino convertible its 40 years old and wieght almost 2 tons. And i take it to the local road course track once a month for lapping days.
TheVancen 1 year ago
best car chase scene in movie history
zillsbury 1 year ago
I love this film - ever since it came out but the exhaust sounds emanating from both Hickman's and Scheider's respective Pontiacs are totally out of place and detract from the authenticity of the film.
Sure it makes for excitement but those sound effects belong on a race course.
vawlkee 1 year ago
I love it, they cross the GW bridge and the end up on the Taconic Pkwy. Movie magic.
Redgrant80 1 year ago
This was Bullitt in New York. The engine sounds, the tire squeals, the reactions of the drivers. Must have been the same sound affects man. It would have been so much greater, and a more popular movie, had they used a Grand Prix and a Trans Am.
instead.
Canam7 1 year ago
Unexpected finish! Great stuff.
antblue363 1 year ago
At first I thought it was a Nova, nice vid thou.
nmosely1988 1 year ago
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bjroberts65 1 year ago
The Ventura is a 1973
jazzsafari 1 year ago
Play "Show Don't Tell" by Rush as the soundtrack to this chase.
IT ROCKS!!!!!
Pookatube 1 year ago
ide like to see a modern car take half that abuse
kreigsmann 2 years ago
@kreigsmann Hell, it wouldn't. because it could take the turns properly.
musewolfman 1 year ago
best car chase scene on film.
bjroberts65 2 years ago
70's when guys and cars were bad asses :D
Reikis645 2 years ago 2
yup.....gigantic engines that guzzle gas and low horse power
coldplays179 2 years ago
richard lynch pissed in his pants
bjroberts65 2 years ago
If the Ventura has an automatic, Why in the hell are they adding the sounds of a stick shift? Besides, everyone is right, it does have the exact same sounds from Bullit
anvil357 2 years ago
i think the 2d car soud copy from the move bulliett where maqueen drive the blk mustang ss.
johntaheri 2 years ago
I love that Pontiac Grand Ville, there's just nothin' like a huge 4 door sedan packing a 455 Big Block! The little Ventura never had a chance, but maybe that's because of the dubbed in Bullitt sounds. A Ventura Sprint with a 350 would have been right behind the Grand Ville. Oh well. It's still my 3rd favorite car chase of all time.
mercedesfan650 2 years ago
theres nothing quite like watching hickman driving big-ass pontiacs, as if they were race cars down the streets of New york
badgerbuddy 2 years ago 8
I think race cars crashed into to less shit and can actually turn properly...
Sefveron 1 year ago
@badgerbuddy Americans and their stupid cars. I Love you but please you drive cars like another guys filled condom.
fleaby 1 year ago
@fleaby You've got your wish, I am waiting on the next shipment of Renaults here in NY.
Nopinktutu 1 year ago
you gotta give bill hickman credit... as his career progressed he drove bigger and heavy cars and made them handle like euro-sport compacts. from a 68 charger to a big pontiac 4 door lemans to huge ass pontiac grand ville. its to bad the ventura didnt have more jam though. i imagine the gas crisis was starting to set in by this time.
jamesbrandonthe3 2 years ago
Nothing like watching Big Bill Hickman slide that 5000lb pontiac all over the place. Nobody better.
limeaid23 2 years ago
best car chase ever. makes you wanna forget french connection.
braadlap 2 years ago
love it,correct me if i'm wrong but did the drivers side front tire blow out after bill hit the blockade?
86cutlassSX1 2 years ago
Another great point about "The 7Ups" when it comes to stunts is the scene where the bad guys go through the road block as cops are shooting at them. The stuntment stayed on the cop car doors as the car hit & went through the blockade. Freggin awesome!
lonaticc 2 years ago
God that was cool !
Bill Hickman huh , thought he looked familiar.
Roy Scheider was brilliant as well
Don't know how much real driving he did but I could feel it.
Again no crappy CGI ruining stuff !!!
1ingle 2 years ago
One of the great chase scenes, i believe Richard Lynch once said "I'll never get in a car with Bill again". Most of the footage was shot in the bronx and on the Saw Mill and Taconic parkways. The crash at the end was filmed on the Taconic Parkway and the exit looks like it did then.
Nopinktutu 2 years ago
I am in Between, White Plains NY. Thank u for the info !
ecfeitosa 2 years ago
I lived in White Plains for 44 years, a great place to live.
Nopinktutu 2 years ago
Wonderfull !
ecfeitosa 2 years ago
This is by far the best stunts in any car chase film. This movie is equal imo with Dirty Mary Crazy Larry. Bullit & French Connection have nothing on The 7ups, Freebie & The Bean or Dirty Mary Crazy Larry. Bullit was the same 50 shots on 2 blocks with 50 film angles. The 7ups showed some true & absolute best stunts in a car chase movie ever! Gone In 60 Seeconds was great but that filmed used a LOT of dummy cars. The 7ups gets my vote for the very best car chase ever!
lonaticc 2 years ago
what do you mean dummy cars? i thought they only used two mustangs in gone in sixty seconds (1974).
Shaguar66 2 years ago
I meant most of all the other cars in Gone In 60 Seconds(1974) were dummy cars. The worst scene was the the crash at the intersection with the dump truck tipping over onto another car and then lifting up off the ground. The drump truck looks like it was made of cardboard.
lonaticc 2 years ago
96!
He shot a cop!
I'm on the job!
he's going for the bridge close it off!
We've got him10-4!
The only messed up part is the wrecking of the ventura.
ks105900 2 years ago
Awesome chase and Roy Schider is a gr8 actor.
Nuno0614 2 years ago
You are right, Roy is a great actor. Bill Hickman (the driver of the Grand Ville) is a great stunt driver too! He was in "BULLITT" and "The French Connection".
Fantafare 2 years ago
I love that chase.. thats probably one of the most under-appreciated car chases ever
TurboDaytonaZ 2 years ago
2:15 - 2:20 good stuff
jimbobv8 2 years ago
I feel bad for Bill Hickman having to drive a land yatch this time. Bet he was wishing he had his Charger about now ;)
monaco74 2 years ago
Bill Hickman strikes again, Gotta love Roy saying CHRIST! the Seven-ups is a great movie and unlike Bullit it takes place in NY so I can ID with the geography Jersey too!
Vincentdeep 2 years ago
5 stars off the top my friend this was the best car chase after bullit!
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sillyboy711 2 years ago
look up bill hickman...
wiedep 3 years ago
btw fyi - who were the two men involved with seven-ups, bullitt and french connection films? stunt driver bill hickman and producer phillip d'antoni...
wiedep 3 years ago
No, it was Stuntman Mike.
thekkl 3 years ago
haha stuntman mike haha good comment i give that a thumbs up
ChevyGuysWearBowties 2 years ago
that was great i thought id seen em all. i do wish that they still did car chases like this with NO CGI, just a little harmless fast forewarding
natesurfswell 3 years ago
Nice Car!
Damn that was a-mazing.
Steroidpoodle 3 years ago
FuuuCCK!! That ruled
visualtonic 3 years ago
Yeah Grand Ville's are pretty mean my GrandPa had a 74 They haul ass 455 engine and dual exhaust. Black Knight do your homework.
lonesomeghost 3 years ago
Man, does bill hickman have that big ol' pontiac haulin or what!
tomaro3495 3 years ago
I love the rim blow horn
GarageBoy 3 years ago
roy's car is my dream car.
saxonsnowredux 3 years ago
I never saw the movie. So I guess the cop got killed in the crash and the bad guys got away??
kmcbride22 3 years ago
Cop does crawl out and survive
GarageBoy 3 years ago
Doh! The one Schider is driving is a Ventura (chevy nova). My mistake.
QuasiTraction 3 years ago
He totally curbed the wheel of that Catalina at 1:20. I wonder if he bent the rim or axle, looked like a pretty good hit.
QuasiTraction 3 years ago
Not number 1, but underatred chase!Go Roy!
AhhCulo 3 years ago
Not the number 1 chase, but underrated. Go Roy!
AhhCulo 3 years ago
Where's the Mansfield bar on the semi?
devastator87 3 years ago
Oh, that Pontiac Ventura isn't a '69 (It didn't come out until '71. This was a '73 model as well as that Grand Ville Roy was chasing. Thanks for posting this though, it's still one of the best chase scenes of all time!
JohnFatt 3 years ago
BTW, having lived in the two neighborhoods featured (hell's kitchen where it starts and Upper WestSide) the chase is completely accurate. When they turn 49th from 9th, they indeed end up speeding through 49th and 10th. No faking of the "map" in this
emmfc 3 years ago
I like how they dub the cars' sounds with the 440 Charger and 390 Mustang from Bullit.
culcun 3 years ago
That isn't a cadillac. It is a Pontiac Grand Ville the bad guys were driving.
DC322 3 years ago
thanks for correcting me
badgerbuddy 3 years ago
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BlacKnightRising 3 years ago
yes there is, they ,made the grandville in the 70s, it was their convertible for pontiac
coldplays179 3 years ago
The Pontiac Grand Ville was the top-line luxury car in the division's full-sized line from 1971 to 1975. It displaced the Pontiac Bonneville which had served as Pontiac's flagship since 1957. The Bonneville itself was never discontinued during this period, but was demoted to an ambiguous mid-line status between the luxurious Grand Ville and lower priced Pontiac Catalina.
JohnFatt 3 years ago
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BlacKnightRising 3 years ago
sorry, do your homework. It's a Grand Ville.
fernmann7 3 years ago
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BlacKnightRising 3 years ago
Now THAT is true, for sure.
fernmann7 3 years ago
funny how everyone thinks a 4-door land barge is automatically a caddy
coldplays179 3 years ago