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  • Man, that Plymouth sure can take a beating....

  • when the truck hits the phone booth is kinda like on the matrix. i think it was inspired by this

  • 2:58, the music is like from the movie Psycho

  • Why did he break my cages up??? Poor old lady. 

  • holy shit that truck driver is not fucking around

  • Ma snakes, ive gotta find ma snakes.....lol

  • keren

  • I didn´t trust it from the moment he started the truck

  • @WeAreTheSHWE: Haha, you're right, but that truck driver is dumb! He could have killed Dennis at the phone and not had to chase him across the desert at 100 mph, just think of much gas he could have saved just by not blasting his horn so much! lol, then again gas probably cost like 50 cents per gallon back then, haha.

  • @ipodchik I think the truck driver wanted to play with the car driver until the final and fatal moment; so, he didn´t kill him in the phone cab. What do you think?

  • @george85v All the wires are underground.

  • Shell fuel tanker 40 years late foe delivery hehe..if that rig`s age has anythng to go by LOL its empty must have evaporated away in all that time forgot to shut the filler cap!!!

  • Okay, I can't help but wonder... why does the truck driver honk the horn everytime he's about to hit something/someone? Like at 1:50 when Dennis was in the phone booth, the only reason he didn't get squashed right there was because truck man honked the horn right before ramming the phone booth!

  • @ipodchik Because a. The movie would end too soon and b. you're always supposed to do that when you're trying to kill someone with a truck.

  • AM only radio in that Valiant also notice the phone booth at the woman's station has no wires connected to it

  • At 3:51 thats the same exact license plate from Cali. number as well in the 1977 TV movie the Incredible Hulk, when Banner got the flat tire in the toyota..

  • Hahahaha! That truck driver is fucking batshit crazy! HOLY COW! Did you see him running amok through that old lady's service station? WOW!

  • Evil wins BATTLES. Good wins WARS.......and that war ended when the truck went off the cliff.

  • Satan sure knows how to drive a truck!

  • @INTIMIDATOR3FAN LOL! No shit!

  • he should have thrown that rattlesnake in the truck's cabin and not the window, LOL

  • 2:43, "THAT'S THE ONLY PHONE I GOT!!!!"

    XD sounds like a pissed black chick!

  • 1:55 dropping your call like a boss muthafucka!!!

  • Lol that truck is trying to kill him and all that old lady cares about are her damn snakes!

  • 2:37! lol he throws a tank at the truck!! YEAH RIGHT! like that gunna do oat lol

  • Tight film editing.  Classic.

  • HOLY SH -- !!!!

  • from this movie im starting to think that the early 70s plymouth valiant were invincible and never even so much as got dusty

  • All the crap that car went through and not a scratch on it! I want one of those!

  • Coordinates for the waiting spot in Google Earth 34.438447,-118.238661

  • @laurigun1 wow howd you find that out?

  • @elefantboys This, i found myself thanks to Wikipedia. But there is a site for all Duel filming locations starting with the house at the beginning and ending with the canyon, where the truck went down. Search: ''DUEL 1971 - 2010 The Ultimate "Duel" film locations site'' in Google and the third site is the one you seek.

  • poor women :/

  • @wendyblue7 Yeah I know, I always felt bad for her. Her snakes and spiders and her livelihood went off to be in their native habitat. hehe!

  • the 70's rule for cult movies!! Race with the Devil is another great one!!!

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  • 9821 lol 4 digest

  • Jeez, this guy frikin pshyco!

  • that's the woman from Silver Streak

  • Okay here is a little movie fact that I don't think too many people know about...unless they saw Steven Spielberg's commentary on the making of Duel.

    At 0:53 seconds from the moment Dennis Weaver enters the phone booth, till the scene cuts to the view of the truck look at the lower right part of the screen at the reflection in the glass right where the phone is....that's Steven Spielberg in the scene!

  • Did they really kill the snakes and stuff? Being a reptile owner myself, it would be messed up if they did. No haters respond to this -.-

  • @Yoshi4d That's what I'd like to know as well. Won't see Snakes on a plane for that very reason.

    As you can see in my username, I'm a turtle lover.

  • This movie was made in 1971. Not many women knew how to check the oil in those days, lol.

  • That's one tough Valiant.

  • The dogs like "Jesus Christ! Someone UNTIE ME!

  • @tomahawk368 That's a coyote, isn't it?

  • @tomahawk368 It's better that she was left tied up because she probably would have gotten run over by the wacko! LOL

  • he needs to move. cant sit still while he looks for you.

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  • awsome video

  • wish some one would put this part on witth the orgional sound track,the caterpillar starting is awsome

  • This is a truly excellent movie, one of the best I have ever seen. You know, if something like "Trucks" or "Maximum Overdrive" had happened and the Peterbilt really had been driving on its own, this movie would not have happened the same way. A killer truck driving itself would have gotten to the point much faster and just tried to destroy Mann's car from the get-go. That the trucker took so long to unveil his murderous intentions is likely why he lost.

  • i cant beleive that that twat jfool289 started on you he would be fucked if he started on people like you or me in real life

  • Hooah to that, friend.

  • @Jurassic0Al

    Perhaps. But I look at is as a cat playing with a wounded mouse. The part at the tracks I believe wasn't so much that he wanted to try to kill him, but instill the thought in his head. Hence the get up close to the bumper then rev the engine. He obviously knew it would take some doing to even start pushing the car from a dead stop and going uphill to boot.

  • @samuraiofsamuraiedo- Good point. I agree.

  • I swear its bad enough the truck driver is trying to kill him, but now he has to deal with snakes and spiders?!

    And that stupid woman screaming about her snakes always makes me laugh. Screw the snakes lady, that guy was trying to kill the other guy!

  • Yeah, adding snakes and spiders, possibly dangerous ones, to the already chaotic situation did not brighten Weaver's day one bit. I wouldn't call the woman 'stupid'. She was actually quite nice to Weaver, and she was distressed for a very good reason- the trucker was callously destroying her property and harming her pets. People can obsess over some strange things at moments like that.

  • Funny. If someone like you talked to someone like me that way at the school I went to, I'd have found you after school and given you a swirlie just for fun.

    Don't mock your intellectual betters, friend, it just further highlights your already apparent idiocy. You simply cannot comprehend what I can, so you tell me to 'kick rocks(?)' and ask if I'm a faggot. Cute. Can't you just own up to your own lack of intelligence?

  • listen hear dipshit, thats not the best i can do, i just dont waste my time like your lame ass, so stfu and get a life other then the internet

  • Listen "hear". Wow. You may be unable to do better, but you can certainly do worse. Oh, *I'm* wasting *your* time. Forgive me. But if I remember correctly, *you* started this conversation. YOU did. So if your time really was worth anything, you never would've bothered with your smartass, poorly-written remarks. Stupid people are funny sometimes, but dumb ones like you who think they're smart really get on my nerves sometimes.

  • You don't think about anything for very long, do you? Got a short attention span, have you? I suppose the less intelligent and generally less fortunate have to have some means of keeping their spirits up. I wish you'd find a better means of doing that than insulting me because I'm smarter, though.

  • Wow, are you stupid. 'get a life'. Is that really the best you can do? I *have* one, loser, and I'm smarter than your dumb butt will ever be! So show some respect for your betters and run along now, will you? I mean, if you're so dumb and apathetic as you clearly hope to appear, why bother talking to me any more? Yeah, *I* need a life. Ha!

  • That trucker was MAD!

  • the driver... god.

    or the opposite.

  • Is it just me or does Dennis have a cute butt? 2:40

  • @CHRISTINAMCC1 It ain't that big but I guess it's cute. ;) hehehe

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  • The truck that guy seems to have come from hell

  • The truck is not to blame. It is not evil, not by default. It was being controlled and used to destructive ends by a very bad person, but machines and tools themselves can't be blamed for what people choose to do with them.

  • @Jurassic0Al

    I wholeheartedly agree with you on that one.

    It makes me mad when people like Rosie O'Donnel start saying that guns kill people like it's actually a living organism. It's the person behind the gun. Do accidents happen? Sure. But the same could be said for when kids climb trees. If a kid breaks an arm or leg falling, it doesn't make the tree bad. just makes the kid learn about life.

  • @Jurassic0Al Exactly, the same point can be adapted for a firearm. They are not evil by default, only the person behind them misusing it. Finally someone enlightened and not sheep to the media. Thumbs Up.

  • Haahahha i agree the truck

  • I would have just gone up to the lorry, dragged the driver out, threw him to the ground and beat the living shit out of him.

  • Maybe. But whenever Mann tried to get close, the trucker just drove away. Plus, the cab door was probably locked. And, kind of like tank crewmen, truck drivers are hardly pushovers. In a one to one fight, the trucker would have beaten somebody like Mann easily. The men and their vehicles are much alike- one pair relies on brute force and animal cunning, the other is weak physically and must rely on mental strength instead.

  • Absolutely, very well thought out.

  • Thank you. I believe that things like books, and movies should not only entertain us, but make us think. I love what if scenarios, and like to look at the deeper, more detailed aspects of things in fiction and non-fiction stories. It takes a more intelligent person to think and come up with all this than one who would simply watch it, say "That was pretty good." and walk away without another thought.

  • Dude, you have way too much time on your hands.

  • No, I'm just *way* smarter than you are. If you could read faster than one word every ten minutes, you probably could have written everything I did.

  • Steven Spielberg is one of the world's best directors...his films...''E.T, Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Duel......and others are all classics in my opinion....my favourite 2 of 'Spielberg's films are ''Jaws...and ''Duel'' which are both huge films.

  • Poor guy! Dennis Weaver is good in this film. I Love everything about this movie..the chases are cool and believable also the truck is scary. One of Spielberg's best films!! 10/10

  • Wow, talk about a bad day..D

  • im pretty sure someone is selling this truck unless someone bought it

  • Yeah, I saw one for auction today, it's supposed to be #3. It lives on to scare whoever drives a prius.

  • The main Peterbilt used in filming was destroyed at the end- when they filmed a rig plunging off a cliff to its doom, they really were filming a rig plunging off a cliff to its doom. The driver wasn't actually in it, of course, or that would have been the end of Carey Loftin's career along with that of the deranged trucker he played.

  • Righto. #3 was for photo ops, and I don't know what #2 was for. Isn't there supposed to be a fourth one that was in some other movie? Most sinister movie car ever.

  • That sounds about right. I understand that when some scenes were filmed after the destruction of the rig, they actually had to buy another one to use for those scenes because the first was destroyed. The one with the stalled school bus is an example of that. That was filmed later, so another rig was needed. The most sinister movie car ever? No. Truck? Yes. For cars, I'd rate Christine, the '57 of Black Cadillac and the demon car in "The Car" top three.

  • I thought about Christine, but I used to know a Christine and the very thought of it made me shiver and feel like i had never been happy before.

  • I've often wondered why such an evil truck would stop to help a stalled school bus. He's busy trying to murder an accountant- what does he care what happens to those kids? But, he stops to help, probably giving those children the chance to see the driver up close that we never got. Also, the rig recognizes the camaraderie shared between trains and 18-wheelers, exchanging salutes by air horn at least two times. Curious, and interesting.

  • Most serial killers or murderers usually try to keep up a sense of normalcy when other people are around...that way it only becomes the victims word over his.

    That's why he didn't run him down at Chuck's Cafe, or in front of a school bus.

    The snake lady only had one phone so she wasn't a problem.

    Or it could be a peculiar sense of self-righteousness...after all none of them passed him, Dennis Weaver did. Who knows how a psychotic's mind works?

  • That's a superbly written comment- all the points you make in it are good ones. Being nice at appropriate times made Weaver look crazy and the trucker normal, which kept the highway patrol from zooming in on him. It's possible that a warped sense of self-righteousness was the cause for his attack. It might also have been a trap- he might drive that slow on purpose, attacking the first to pass him. We don't know if anybody passed the rig when it was going slow before Weaver or not.

  • Another possibility is that the driver was simply a killer with a twisted mind, with no real motive at all. As is pointed out in Dark Knight, "Some men just want to watch the world burn". If the truck driver had any similarity to the Joker, he had no plan whatsoever. He just... did things. Of course, the trucker probably knew very well what to do with Weaver if he'd caught him- he intended to kill him, as was made very clear by the end of the movie.

  • it was sold

  • someone bought it

  • Lady forget the fucking snakes! There's a crazy truck driver barreling around your station!

    Oh man, just when that guy thought the truck was bad enough, now he has to deal with a rattler and a tarantula too! LOL!

    What I never got was why didn't he just turn around and go the fuck home?! I mean that meeting can't be that fucking important! Honey the account is a matter of life and death....NO SHIT!

  • :53-:57...Did anyone else notice the reflection of a person in the phone booth glass window? (bottom right hand corner). Look close. He's wearing a white shirt with black designs in them. Know who it is? I'll give you a hint...What do the movies Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, Color Purple, and E.T. all have in common?

  • Poor guy! And That poor woman. :(

    It sucks to see all your pets killed in front of you like that!

    That's pretty fucked up!

    I'm relieved to see that one snake at 2:21 survived the encounter though!

    And her iguana lived too,

  • Well, the good news on that is that the trucker who caused her so much suffering met a very well-deserved fate not long after. Its possible that Mann saw her again, once he began the walk back after he finished throwing stones at the truck. Still, the death of the man responsible doesn't make the destruction of her property or the death of some of the woman's pets any less upsetting.

  • @ElectricShark The coyote survived too.

  • @ElectricShark you forgot the spider

  • @ElectricShark I feel the same way. I guess her spider survived too. Poor babies. I know how I'd feel if someone did something like that to my cats...when I had cats. HORRIBLE. What a psycho.

  • I get the poster now (see my comment on Part 2): he LOSES his glasses.

  • Assuming that--as the "label" on the back suggests--the trailer that the truck is hauling actually is loaded with flammable contents, I might have tried--resources permitting--lighting a match or something and throwing or dropping it on the trailer.

  • whats lighting a match going to do? The flammable suff is protected by a mass metal container which is thick. You could wave a flame thrower over it for half hout and itle do jack lol

  • CarpMagic95: There is no flammable stuff in the tanker. It's empty. That's why the truck was able to achieve those speeds so quickly and, most obviously, why the tanker didn't explode or burst into flames when it went off that cliff at the end of the movie.

  • If this film were made in [roughtly] this generation, destroying a phone booth would not have any effect whatsoever unless the trucker somehow ran over the guy's cell phone. That works in older films like this, however, because cellular phones did not exist when this came out. I have to admit that it was a tad predictable, however.

  • This is absolutely the most frightening part. When the driver goes after him in the phone booth (and keeps coming and coming).....

    Dennis Weaver does a terrific job.

    That truck is both ominous and scary.

  • man they should have made more scenes like this in the movie cause this is like the best scene with that truck

  • why doesn't he just jump onto the truck?

  • um dude its a 40 foot long peterbuilt goin about 50 k an hour that weighs like 30 tons try jumpin on that its like a 1 in 100 chance he would actually make it on

  • notice when you see him pussy running back to his car he runs past the trucks battery box O_O

  • what an evil sonovabitch!

  • u see spielberg refecltion in the booth if you look closly

  • lol. i see him.

  • I cant see him... What point in the clip should I be looking at?

  • from 0:54 to untill the truck hits the booth

  • Which part of the booth is he reflecting in? I can't quite see :(

  • i love how he throws the cage at the pete at 2:37

  • This is some scary stuff!

  • Umm, nice telephone booth. How does it work with no telephone wires?

  • Underground wires? *shrug*

  • so very hitchcock

  • mad truck

  • the best scenne in the movie, but poor woman :(

  • @PhilipHuertas I feel sorry for the woman, too, but I don't like snakes.

  • holy crap

    the old woman at the gas station is the same woman from silver streak!

    "bye steve!"

  • "It's GEORGE!!!"

  • i agree, devildoll1212, all these rejects taking the trucker's side. nevermind the innocent, lovable main character. no, lets love the dude who tries to kill him! oh well. whatever you want, i guess!

  • I love how all the wanna-be rebels on this thread think it's cool to take the side of the trucker.

  • Even though this movie is suspense... I think it's absolutely hilarious! I love it mostly because of the diner scene, this scene and the scene with the 2 old ppl on the road when the lady yells out "JIM"... Classic!

  • MAH SNAAAAAKES!!!

    LMAO

  • lol

  • now I realize , where the inspiration for drive carring a gun comes...

  • i love it at 1: 56.

  • David Mann brought all this on himself.

    He pissed off the truck driver too many times.

  • 1:52-1:55.......close call

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  • yeah, gotta agree - david had it all coming to him

  • uh oh, the lady never put in a radiator hose did she O.o?

  • no she never replaced the old ones

  • oh, still sucks for him. Glad the guy in the orange plymouth won though!

  • truck driver - crazy bastard

  • Poor Dennis!

  • i bet the truck driver is the guys mother in law lol

  • naw, the whole makeup is the fact david mann is a university professor out on vacation, and the trucker is a former student who never graduated because David gave him failing grades

  • seriously, go trucker

  • so glad we have cell phones now

  • except u need a signal

  • You have a crazy driver in a tanker truck circling your ass and your running around yelling my snake my snake...pots.

  • man thats why when you travel though the desert you need knives or guns,i would have fucked that truck drive up with some big guns,and no one will hear the gun fire.

  • it's weird the truck driver chases the guy and tries too kill him, but he helps out the bus, by pushing it then he honks his horn at the train and he must have been nice, so why is he chasing weaver

  • The truck driver acting nice to the others was just a show so that they will think Weaver is crazy. e.g. "What is this guy talking about, this truck driver would never harm us". So noone is on Weaver's side, he is alone.

  • i need some gas,radiator hose,sniper rifle..will that be all ... yes thats all lmao

  • He's jealous of Weaver's moustache! The guy in the truck is some kid that can only get stubble.... Lol

  • 2:35. Wow thats really showing him.

  • On my DVD Spielberg/crew are visible in reflection of phone booth but I don't see it here...

  • 2:00, not the snakes! Not the poor innocent snakes! (lol)

  • so true. its not there and nor is the bit with truck pushing the school bus. those are the two best scenes and they are not in this version. thats fucked up.

  • OK....where's the diner scene? R-Y-E :(

  • Yeah, the diner scene is sooooo intense; all the locals staring at Weaver and wondering what his problem is. And, the guy at the end of the counter; looking back at Weaver, and sipping a glass of beer. First time I ever saw this movie, I thought that HE was the truck driver!

  • So where was it seriously, where was the diner scene? Maybe I missed it I was fast-forwarding threw all the parts trying to find it. That was my favorite scene. He wants a Rye sandwich, R-Y-E. And when he told the guy to just cut it out, "you just cut it out ok." I'm laughing just thinking about it.

  • Me too!

  • Where s the part with the truck in the tunnel, and the bus ..??

  • Not part of the original movie anyway, as shown on TV. Different truck for those added scenes, as was the railway crossing.

  • I agree. Those scenes were crucial. Still, I'm glad at least someone has uploaded these. I haven't seen this in 14 years.