Duel (1971) ending (with roar)

[@kadamatiktoks5855]

Saw the movie on fb and decided to see to come here and see the ending

[@NITINKARSH]

Me too.

[@emmaqn]

Me too 😅😅

[@denizb1795]

😂😂me 3

[@besakambo9629]

Same here. 😂

[@Arif_Patel]

Same hare 😊

[@electrician248]

The entire movie ends with a crescendo, and then all of that kinetic energy fading away as the truck tire stops rotating! Great acting from Dennis Weaver.

[@wjatube]

I was a little boy when this movie came out. I used to recreate this scene with my matchbox car and truck for hours visualizing this desert over and over.

[@lylesommers5018]

Carey Loftin as the truck driver, considered one of the greatest stunt drivers of all time. And this movie definitely showed his driving skills. Legendary.

[@filmsforallnations]

Steven Spielberg always imagined the truck to be like a T-Rex chasing the car. The roar was taken from Creature from the Black Lagoon and used in Duel. Steven Spielberg used the exact same sound effect at the end of Jaws, after Chief Brody kills the shark and we see all of the remains of the dead shark floating down to the seabed, because Steven Spielberg thought there were many similarities between Duel and Jaws.

[@ocn14s]

For me , the secret of the film's appeal is that yu never get to see what the truck driver looks like - its just human nature to want to get a glimpse of a crazy pyscho like this

[@Derek-tk4wf]

Along similar lines of Halloween. In the original, Michael was 'the shape'. Basically a mysterious force to b reckoned with. Like the truck driver.

[@San_asphalt]

Carey loftin is the truck driver.. he's shown as the man mysteriously looking at Dennis Weaver in the restaurant scene. Although his face is not shown at the wheel in the whole movie

[@SzymonRozanski-vl7jz]

The driver was still in the Peterbilt, that guy at the bar who looked at David was a fake. at least for me

[@grievousangelic]

Without a single beheading, stabbing or otherwise gory exposition, one of the scariest damn movies I've ever seen. Spielberg always said the unseen villain/monster is the most terrifying. He never explained anything about the driver's motivations because he thought that would lessen the tension he created. I was in college the first time I saw it on the midnight movie. I nearly rolled over and died of a heart attack before the end. LOLOL.

[@pastorjerrykliner3162]

No explosions... No massive fireballs. BRILLIANT!

[@horrorfanandy4647]

I agree wholeheartedly, people complaining about the lack of a massive fireball (which I love in films, don’t get me wrong it’s always a joy to watch) in the comments here fail to realise just how much it grounds the scene and how it also subtly adds to the psychotic unseen character of the the truck driver. We get the infamous roar, as it breaks up over the cliff, but then there’s no huge explosion. Why? The tanker was empty this whole time, that’s how the truck was able to keep up with Mann so easily throughout the film, the driver doesn’t even have any kind of job, they just stalk the roads looking for more victims, and as the various number plates indicate, Mann was far from the first. Of course, we realise all this way beforehand, but it’s a nice way to confirm it. It really adds to the eerie quasi-supernatural nature of the truck, where as a big fireball would have made the scene a spectacle, but I imagine would have taken away from the overall impression. It’s a brilliant finale!

[@robcourtney6154]

Top class acting from Dennis Weaver, I don’t think anyone could have done it better.

[@donlarocque5157]

Steven Spielberg directed too.

[@McRocket]

If they had made this after 2000? We would be on Duel 9 by now. ☮

[@DutchVai]

Duel 9: 18 Wheel Resurrection- Return to Death Valley

[@tr7b410]

The good news is he saved 40% off his car insurance by switching to GEICO.

[@RyderGregory-rg3nw]

Your not wrong 😅😂😂😂

[@kes7774]

Greetings from Japan.🇯🇵 I watched "Duel" on a Japanese foreign movie program when I was a child. I was amazed by the vast American wilderness, which is unimaginable in Japan, where the land area is small, and the classic but wonderful car chase with American cars. At the same time, the last scene left me with a quiet fear, as the following image never left my mind.😨 "The villain's trailer fell into the valley. But at the same time, the protagonist's car was also lost. Because it was a closed valley area, there was no sign of people around, and no cars passing by. There were no public phones nearby, and he didn't even have a map, let alone a walkie-talkie. How could he return from the edge of the wilderness?😱 In the first place, it is not even clear whether the villain is really dead, and dusk is about to fall on the wilderness."😭 To use a modern analogy, imagine being thrown into this last scene, having lost not only your car, but also your GPS navigation system and smartphone. I think you will understand the feelings of Dennis Weaver, who goes from momentary ecstasy to daze, and who, as the credits roll, seems to have given up on everything as he throws pebbles into the valley below.😇

[@larryj1048]

In the 70s, it was safe to hitchhike!

[@kes7774]

​@@larryj1048Hitchhiking does exist in Japan, but it is not as common as in the United States. In Japan, people are not allowed to carry weapons such as handguns as a means of self-defense, and the 1986 movie "The Hitcher," in which Rutger Hauer played the villain, was so shocking that hitchhikers still have a negative image among people of a certain generation or older.😢 Like "Duel," "The Hitcher" was one of the B-movies that gained popularity in Japan on foreign film programs during the Showa era. At that time in Japan, movies and TV dramas broadcast on foreign film programs were virtually the only way to learn about American civic culture.😌

[@chuckselvage3157]

This film scared the shit out of me as a kid real life horror no zombies or ghosts and Dennis Weavers performance was outstanding.

[@rickdeckard1075]

weak, hysterical, overwhelmed men are terrifying in their own way.

[@jamesbrown8873]

Have it on DVD

[@machamby]

Fb യിൽ സീൻ കണ്ടിട്ട് യൂട്യൂബിൽ തപ്പിയവർ ആരൊക്കെ

[@avsaraschith4988]

Njn

[@AmalJoseph24]

ഞാൻ😁😁😁🤣

[@sarath9964]

Njanum

[@PEKKAxKERALA]

Enthinaanaavo ivane ingane follow cheyyunee ??

[@AnoopAnoop-qx6tz]

ഞാനും

[@davidgadsdon3367]

This is one of those timeless films that will never get boring or die off

[@Viper-CT]

Yep! A classic never to be shelved from the TV screen in my opinion. 👍

[@rickwaldron4255]

He was ok on the horse in his shows but when he stared in duel thst put him on the celebrity list he was no.more a average actor

[@rickwaldron4255]

We were all woundering if the fuel tanker was going to get him even at 75 mph the fuel tinker was right there.the coolest part was you could not evere see the guys face driveing the tanker

[@mrspoon6742]

I love Dennis' hopping from foot to foot and little excited cries. He's so hyped up on adrenalin. It's incredibly good acting.

[@reneauvray3440]

He played Sam Mccloud on N.B.C. in the 1970's

[@paulplack490]

Road rage before it was a thing.

[@onlyROK]

소형차로 대형차를 추월하면 안 되는 이유 보고 오신분들 손ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@최준영-f9k1q]

거마산 손

[@dkngit5]

손

[@baek_horang]

손ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@sysdnep]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㄱ손

[@J_hyun_c0129]

거마산 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ손

[@chandu368]

Starting from Facebook and ending on KZbin

[@anantdighe41]

Mai bhi

[@viveksheelbangre2995]

Same

[@carbootstudios2459]

Practical effects can never truly get old.

[@scattygirl1]

All the more powerful for *not* having exploded into flames. A truly haunting ending.

[@fernandorobles4892]

I saw this movie when I was 10 years old now I'm 61 classic

[@ericboncuk5303]

Saw this movie on the ABC movie of the week. So FRIGIN AWESOME. The 70’s rocked.

[@Marc816]

Carey Loftin, who drove the truck but never appeared onscreen, was said to have been the best stunt driver of all time. He is also well known for directing the chase in Bullitt.

[@stuarthough8440]

how do u know he was driving the truck where did u hear that?

[@stevenburns8817]

Plenty of articles mentioning it can be found with a web search.

[@barrythomas9571]

No dramatic music, it's great makes the scene even more spooky. Great film.

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

An often uncommented on mark of Spielberg's genius is that he used several cameras for this scene, but for the crash he took only the best footage from one camera. No cuts, no edits, just one continuous shot of the truck crashing down the cliff. Other directors would have tried to boggle our minds by making rapid cuts to different angles. With this, Spielberg let us watch as if we were there, making the scene far more effective.

[@sbrecke1507]

Great movie 👍 The end scene is fantastic! After the truck and the car go over the cliff, they show everything, oil dripping, tire spinning, the fan still works, lol Dennis Weaver is looking at the wreckage like he's waiting for the truck driver to magically appear!

[@leraisonandtheseason]

Iconic scene to be remembered in cinematography. If someone saw this for the first time as a child, they will want to review it many times later as an adult.

[@tryscience]

Little did the director realize, this is actually a documentary of future driving experiences decades from then in America.

[@sureshkumardevasi]

Saw the movie clip on FB and came here.. who else??

[@estongbigboy6702]

Me

[@kimiraikkonen4226]

You can see the door open at 0:52 because the stuntman had to jump out of the truck aint no cgi back then. Spielberg made it clear the madman driver died with the blood at the end

[@andynorvell4953]

I noticed that as a kid watching this movie..l always thought it was a sign there would be a sequel..

[@filonin2]

That was motor oil. Blood is red.

[@candywilson6908]

I thought perhaps we were supposed to wonder whether the truck driver jumped out before the truck went over the cliff……

[@theamigaone]

not really, I first though it was blood, but more like engine oil or brake hydraulic fluid

[@horrorfanandy4647]

@@filonin2 I think it’s a little ambiguous. It’s probably motor-oil yes, but as we never see the truck driver and therefore, as the truck becomes the visual antagonist for the audience, I take the motor-oil as being representative of the truck driver’s blood.

[@rejulmurali]

മലയാളത്തിലെ overtake കണ്ടിട്ട് അതിന്റെ ഒറിജിനൽ തപ്പി ഉറങ്ങി കിട്ടിയതാണ് ഇതിനിടെ ക്ലൈമാക്സ് സൂപ്പർ

[@karenharris722]

The truck driver got his 'do' for sure! Dennis Weaver was so good in this movie!!

[@brunovanhove1832]

Saw this movie on a hot summer day in '73 cinema in Ostend Belgium, the little cinema was empty and abandoned, this film made a imprecision on me!!, never heard of Spielberg before, till that day!!!!, the rest is history.

[@rainbowwarrior2635]

It is superbly directed

[@tapiwanashermutsegwanzi8811]

I saw this on FB so i decided to finish it here.

[@umarmujaahid1136]

The birth of the 'road rage' without a gun. Very good movie.

[@rickwaldron4255]

Yhats a old but good claccic long time ago .all are dead now I includeing Dennis weaver

[@CZ75A22]

The music sounds about 20 years ahead of its time, like that's some Terminator 2 vibes in 1971.

[@kevinkevy2108]

Who else just moved in from Facebook to here just to see the ending.

[@QamarAbbaslectures]

me just now

[@merrylelouronquillo9626]

Here

[@estongbigboy6702]

Me..just now

[@jaredpelletier3157]

Nobody

[@harryvanbrussel4733]

It was Steven Spielberg !

[@dewygreen4646]

What doesn't kill you, will exhaust you mentally.

[@candywilson6908]

Pun?😊

[@desiderious1]

That is one tough 70 Plymouth Valiant.

[@leotroy9877]

The truck is on display at a truck museum in Jerome Az.

[@paulsimovich9157]

Cool!.. thanks for the heads up...will go check it out!

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Superb film. One of my absolute favourites. I can understand how Dennis Weaver felt when the truck was behind him as I had one about a week ago dogging me on the dark twisty roads in the fog but I wasn't aware that it was an artic until I got to a overtaking spot and it came past me

[@jaybee6618]

In slow motion at 0:39 you can see in the top left corner the yellow crane that recovered the wreckage from the bottom of the cliff.

[@humphreygruntwhistle3946]

Oops.

[@jamesdesanders5618]

Great movie!! Was hooked as a kid!!

[@Oldconcreteguy]

I saw it when it first came out . Best thing about it was you never get to see the truck driver .

[@ShakaCthulu]

Love that final scene where Dennis Weaver’s henpecked character becomes somber, almost like he’s mourning the loss of the adrenaline & simplicity his duel with the roadkiller gave him. You just know that this nightmarish endurance test changed his life & he no longer tolerated people trying to take things from him.

[@speccolo]

I don't know exactly why but this ending has always given me a feeling of existential sadness and loneliness...

[@coolkitty2075]

I watch this when I ve been through a difficult time

[@amyk6659]

Still one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.

[@talk_with_siva]

മലയാളികൾ കാണുന്നുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ ലൈക് അടി

[@gan9e]

Mann vs Machine

[@superwhine]

please don't

[@MrWolfSnack]

Good point - however - your mother.

[@Joey7Z7Horror]

Clever lol

[@凸-p3c]

외국인 유튜버라 외국인들로 댓글에 가득할 줄 알았는데, 다 웃지님 영상 보고 오신듯ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 결말은 스포 당했지만 확인하고 싶어서 봄 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@gracer4622]

Who else is here from fb just to see the ending

[@JoyChattopadhyay]

me

[@GauravNanakpuria]

😉

[@emmaqn]

I✋

[@pamelaadagala6906]

Me✋😂😂

[@rexlusdoc9701]

Me lol

[@jimh2061]

Absolutely great movie! Hardly any talking its all based on fear. I rember watching this movie as a kid and have watched it probably 10 times. Weve all dealt with road rage but not on this level.

[@justindampier9017]

Nice to have a non exploding cliff dive!

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Nobody could have filled this role as well as Dennis Weaver did!

[@raymondgillespie3529]

I heard it fine

[@lylesommers5018]

Yup, weaver was perfect for that role

[@mikebland4935]

Great movie. It's one of those thst when you run into it, you have to finish it. Dennis Weaver was so grest.

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

Fun fact: the roar at 0:49 was used in hundreds of medias, bestly known being used for trex in land unknown 1957, deadly mantis(also 1957 unterestingly)or 1976 king kong

[@DyenamicFilms]

and Jaws. This part from Duel is the reason Spielberg put the roar in at the end of Jaws as the shark tail floats down in the cloud of blood. It reminded him of this scene with the truck in the cloud of dust. It was done effectively. Funny enough, for years, I wondered why that "roar" was there in Jaws. Not to mention it was ridiculously used in Jaws 4.

[@andynorvell4953]

Like how he grabs the trailer brake just before going ogf the cliff..

[@ericball6000]

awesome movie, and I bet that that Dodge slant 6 is still running lol.

[@leolanthier7808]

It's an 1971 plymouth valiant .

[@matvey28xyz41]

@@leolanthier7808still had same engines

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

1:56 YEAH, you did it David, you defeated the evil truck driver

[@crossbreed7625]

I saw this movie on Facebook and ending was missing , finally I watch this. Thnx man

[@mohameddarviz7918]

Me also same bro

[@Titilicraftgallery]

Me also..broo..😀😀

[@srinup8988]

me also same bro

[@mariadanou3204]

Me also🤣🤣

[@pcon71]

Me too!

[@eduardorestagno7973]

recuerdo haber visto ésta película en más de una ocasión...han pasado años y ésta te atrapa de principio a fin !!! excelencia 👍 saludos laloZZZ 🇦🇷

[@davidpalmer4337]

They don't make films like this anymore

[@lylesommers5018]

I read somewhere in a behind the scenes interview, Carey Loftin who was the truck driver mentioned that Dennis weaver was one of his favourite actors and that he said it was an honour and a privilege to work with Dennis weaver in this movie.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

The screenplay was by Richard Matheson, who was and is a legend among Hollywood writers. His list of accomplishments is right up there with the director of this movie, Steven Spielberg. There are several movies out there (especially from the 70s for some reason) about machines going crazy* but the one interesting thing that is different in this case is that we actually see the arm of the driver here and there, showing us that there is actually a person driving it. * Such as "The Car", "Maximum Overdrive" and "Killdozer".

[@billrodriguez3399]

It was a Movie-of-the-week on ABC and I watched it when it was first aired.

[@donlarocque5157]

Me too. I was 6.

[@bombadilian]

Meanwhile some gas station on the other side of the valley is wondering where their gasoline delivery is!

[@graboid78]

"Goddamn it, I told you that guy had a habit of screwing with people on the road! Should have gone with that Green Goblin Truck instead"

[@johnioannidis9862]

The Trucker Probably Has Been Fired For A While...……

[@MrDanielNewton]

@@johnioannidis9862 Yes, considering he's probably killed several other Car drives from other states. He was probably a wanted fugitive which may explain why he kept hiding his face.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The long shot of the truck falling is not only genius, but also similar to the one in Jaws where the dead shark falls in the depths of sea.

[@pilummurialis6490]

The shark scene was copied off this by Speilberg

[@igorbesevic8450]

Legend says he's still sitting on the cliff throwing rocks.

[@davidpalmer4337]

I think i would be too

[@PatriciaHillman670]

The truck is portrayed as an evil demonic truck. The person driving it (stuntman Carey Lofton) jumped out before the truck plummeted to its demise. I watched this when i was 6 (1976), and it scared the shit outta me. Someone owns the Duel truck in Southern California. They made 2 of them. 😊

[@stuarthough8440]

what make was it?

[@andrewjames9996]

I saw this in the cinema in the UK in the 70s. I still remember the cheer and applause from from the audience when the truck went over the cliff.

[@luv2fly745]

​@@stuarthough8440I believe it was a 1955 Peterbilt

[@grumpusmaximus9446]

This movie gave me nightmares when when I saw it in 1971..... I was 11.

[@charlesmurphy1510]

I was 17 when I saw it. It rocked! Don’t make movies like that anymore. Everything today is a cheap copy. Live long enough and you’ve seen it all.

[@Bosco-knows-all]

70's movie..big crash...2020's movie crash -with humongous fireball at the end...

[@yogeriiich]

Welcome who travel from facebook to youtube

[@Komotau4691]

Some guy uploaded full film and this scene missing so thats why Im here :D Great mood in this film scaried when I was kid...

[@manishoker3484]

Lol... Me too

[@johncotton5561]

At 3.35, I was half expecting to see the truck driver's hand being placed on Dennis Weaver's shoulder.

[@rochstan123]

They use to always show this film on tv when I was a kid..now you gotta subscribe to watch a lot of the classics. This film can never be replicated.

[@R.Sole88109]

Watching the truck crashing the song "Shake Hands With Danger" was playing in my head

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

4:06 well you may have lost your car, but at least you're alive and that's all that matters, now how are you gonna get home? guess you'll just have to hitch a ride home, boy will you have a story to tell your wife

[@Niko-br9ql]

"this shit is the most unrealistic cliff dive ever. The truck should have exploded into a big mushroom cloud based on how big that tanker was. This guy Esteban Spielberg definitely aint gonna make it in the movie industry. " -some movie critic back then probably

[@Blackgeoff1]

I guess it wouldn't have occurred to him that the tank was empty...

[@michaelhaney3388]

One of the best movie ever.

[@BradFalck-mn3pc]

Every truck driver has their braking point he passed his 😂

[@rhettcorbett3346]

The roar used was the same roar Spielberg used at the ending of Jaws when Bruce was sinking after getting blown up. And the Peterbuilt & trailer are still alive today.😊

[@cybernautadventurer]

Even though the soundtrack is very basic, there's something very haunting about it, almost otherworldly.

[@davidpalmer4337]

The guy driving the truck was Carey Loftin a stunt man

[@alexsf4248]

A Classic!

[@Mycrawlspace94]

Truckin' down the highway! My love for the 281 is how I found this movie. Awesome movie, awesome truck!

[@McRocket]

'You can't beat me on the grade. YOU CAN'T BEAT ME ON THE GRADE!!!' ☮

[@Kgio-2112]

Never gonna make that appointment now

[@lancenorton1117]

@@Kgio-2112 Mmmmm, those important papers that you wanted to sign.... Would you believe they were burned up in a gully after a Semi crashed into my car?

[@McRocket]

@@lancenorton1117 😄 ☮

[@buddychildress785]

Great movie. Suspenseful movies are much better than horror...

[@ElmoUnk1953]

That’s some dedicated road rage.

[@supermariofan03]

Whoever directed this film, it’s a real shame he never did anything after this.

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

Spielberg?

[@supermariofan03]

@@doctorfeinstone6524 Dude…it was a joke.

[@nolanr1400]

True. I'm positive he could have done well. Likely not ambitious enough

[@raymondm.9954]

Flash in the pan.

[@carlosgarciasuarez1487]

Siiii!,hizo muchas películas usted se equivocó el famoso director Steven Spilver(Tiburón).

[@glomibabel1894]

l want more movies like this

[@rahulbhatia3165]

Saw it on fb ,tomorrow will be watching the full movie

[@mouradferrad3276]

like me *

[@paulkalff6408]

Not bad for an unnoticed kid who took football game/practice movies in High School.

[@cybernautadventurer]

The music sounds like something out of this world

[@garygrant.5311]

It's hard to believe nobody remade this movie it was,awsome

[@DouglasP_]

Because there's no fucking need to remake it.

[@gregggoss2210]

Oh gosh no, do not remake this. A pox upon anyone ever thinking that. Do not besmirch the classic that this is.

[@reneauvray3440]

It would not be the same as a remake.

[@ericschminke8233]

I hope they never remake this movie. They remade "Psycho" which was, in my sometimes humble opinion, cheaper than a "white elephant" gift.

[@KingOfSummer]

This was one of my favorites

[@raymondm.9954]

Everyone was talking about it in school the next day, that's for sure. Same with "The Night Stalker."

[@timmo3351]

I always expected the truck driver to come back as the drivers door opened before going over the edge.

[@Getawayk]

They used this same sound for jaws after Bruce was blown up. Spielberg said that in a jaws special feature.

[@lewisner]

RIP Dennis Weaver great actor.