Bullitt Car Chase (Full Scene)

The classic Bullitt car chase with Steve McQueen featuring the black Dodge Charger and the highland green Ford Mustang.

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Entertainment

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• Bullitt
• Steve
• McQueen
• Bob
• Hickman
• Car
• Chase
• Burnout
• Tires
• Squealing
• Double
• Clutch
• Exhaust
• Smoke
• Sound
• Wipeout
• Spinout

[revokdaryl1]

The car chase is easily the best part of the film "Bullitt", but there are other great scenes as well. The foot chase at the end at the airport is particularly memorable and well done. When McQueen shoots the man through the glass doors and the body falls through the glass... that scene is very memorable for me. Plus the tense scene in the hospital when McQueen is chasing the man with the ice pick.

[VeyronFXX97]

If you look closely, the Charger missed the crash at the end

[Je17La]

@VeyronFXX97 The car went through the gas station and probably blew up a tank and that's where that explosion came from. The last explosion is from the Charger, and it was positioned exactly where we saw the car was headed.

[woodturningjohn]

did some driving like that in my youth in SF with a 73 Gran Torino with a bored 400, poor car needed a ton of repairs after slamming into the ground like that, on those down hill runs.

[reservoirdogs34]

One of the worst things about older movies like this one is music.

[Commando767]

@starbearry Well i read it straight from a book dude, it's a 390. Maybe there are a few different types.

[phoenix30223]

todays society sucks jew balls

[boblackey1]

@boblackey1 I'm sorry, I just remembered it was Elkin who drove the mustang. Loftin is another stunt drive who was hot. Hickman, the guy with the big glasses driving the charger also drove in The French Connection for Gene Hackman but you can't see him clear enough to tell it isn't Hackman.

[boblackey1]

@DjShadowsound265 Also Steve McQueen wanted to drive the mustang all the way but the director was afraid he would get hurt. McQueen is driving some but a stunt double driver is doing much of it named Loftin. Bill Hickman, the guy with the big glasses in the charger is actually driving the charger all the way. Hickman was more of a stunt driver than actor but in The Seven-Ups he acts (with a few lines) & drives the hell out of a Pontiac in New York City.

[boblackey1]

@DjShadowsound265 you are seeing the same action coming down the hill and suddenly the charger makes the right angle turn at the intersection going to the drivers left from TWO different angles! One from on top of the hill & the other at the bottom. It made the scene longer. Back in 1968 you just saw it that one time & didn't have time to noticed how it was done. I know. I saw it new in 1968, then when I got it on DVD, I could see how they did it.

[DjShadowsound265]

Amazing car chase, if you look at it a few times you can see some funny mistakes. The charger loses 5 hub caps, the charger and mustang have their own unique tire screech sounds, the yellow cab turns at one scene on the hill and then 20 seconds later that same scene is shown again 4:08, and lastly the green beetle is at the exact same place when both cars are in first person view 4:12. so many mistakes but still so many hearts. love this film to death.

[MrCleanPolo]

Best car chase scene ever. They had the whole movie on tv the other day and ofcourse I watched it, and couldn't wait until this part came on lol. Mustangs are my favorite cars and Steve sure picked a beauty for this movie!