Bullitt Soundtrack - Lalo Schifrin - "Shifting Gears" HD

[@stephendavidbailey2743]

It's 2020; this is 52 years old yet feels completely fresh.

[@Retroscoop]

But vice versa isn't always true: San Francisco doesn't look as fresh as then or during "The streets of San Francisco". And of course, we only get to see the postcard views of "Frisco"

[@richspinaci8293]

I’ve seen this movie God knows how many times, and in November 1968 I got tickets to see the restored version on the 50th anniversary of the movie. Nothing like watching it on the big screen especially with the car chase. That viewing put a movie on a whole new light to me

[@ozanareyiz7773]

Not the city.

[@steffanhoffmann]

​@@richspinaci8293 Interesting but don't you mean 2018; which would have been its 50th anniversary? Best wishes 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@nelsonribeiro2355]

​@@richspinaci8293eu um BB/ No CV BB na BB

[@shaunjenkinson5089]

McQueen, the Mustang, the killers. But above all this scene is about the great Lalo Schifrin. Unmistakably his music, and takes it to another level

[@dannywest7587]

If you say so 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@shaunjenkinson5089]

@@dannywest7587 I do

[@juanroman6234]

EXELENTE musica del compositor Argentino. .

[@markthomas6436]

Especially love the bass trombone backbeats. Used to play the bone.

[@rotorairgroup8409]

The movies wouldn't have been the same without the music.

[@garryderish2465]

That sound track is 50 % of the greatest of this movie, pure genius, one of the all time greatest movies made

[@mattfoley6082]

Lalo Schifrin is a genius. Bulllitt and Dirty Harry have incredible music.

[@barracuda7018]

And mission İmpossible..

[@ryokan9120]

@@barracuda7018 And Enter the Dragon!

[@gillesbueno1153]

… Do not forget “Mannix “!…

[@Bondek1996]

Always love that moment Bullitt appears in the rearview mirror.

[@crankupthechainsaw]

The tune sneaks perfect into the scene.

[@bill-wd8er]

opps wrong turn

[@josephkofisam2307]

best shot of the other drivers face as he double looks😮

[@peternewby5096]

The hunter becomes the hunted...............

[@nolanr1400]

Me too. And having Steve McQueen and his Mustang just behind you is no good sign 😂😂

[@williamhicks7736]

That beat…. Those horns and saxophones…. Oh man! What a great track!

[@henrybrowne7248]

Yes!

[@bobdownes162]

The Basstrombone is particularly effective (2:16) and the saxophones playing in unison, rather than in harmonies.

[@henrybrowne7248]

@@bobdownes162Hm, I'll make a note ..

[@bobdownes162]

Was a Pun intended?@@henrybrowne7248

[@williamwhite2113]

Bullitt was a great movie and Schifrin's music just made it complete. Great stuff.

[@bobcurtis3958]

This whole scene, from the direction to the soundtrack, is a master class in its execution. Brilliant.

[@stiofandundealgan1280]

The actor, the music, the scene, everything is legendary, even in 2023 !

[@mfg208]

T'he cars ❤❤❤

[@stiofandundealgan1280]

@@mfg208 And the cars, that's so true !

[@Jamescc2ify]

Bullitt , the best movie ever ! Everything was there at the right moment to make this a fantastic movie ! Steve McQueen, Jacqueline Bisset, Robert Vaughn, Bill Hickman, San Francisco in the sixties, Lalo Schifrin’s music, the plot, the car chase….. What a cocktail ! Unable to match today…. Long live Steve, Mr. Cool !

[@JeepTJWheelin]

I sat my sons down, put the surround sound on and we watched this scene and they were amazed how great this scene was. A great father son moment.

[@jaimemorelos448]

My kids could not believe they were looking at the holy grail of car chase , it was a great moment for us too .

[@martinleavitt6094]

👍

[@JeepTJWheelin]

@@jaimemorelos448 Most definitely!

[@alexjackman9493]

I did this with my sons as well. Brought a huge smile to all of us. A timeless 3:14 it was.

[@davidmorin6667]

Did you buy your kids an American muscle 🚗 car LOL

[@brucechristiansen0]

Saw this movie when it came out and fell in love with Mustangs, so much so, I ended up buying a black 68 GT a few years later.

[@ray8304]

Lalo Schifrin’s masterful use of horns in this arrangement is nothing short of genius. As it progresses and builds up dynamically it is perfectly synchronized with the intensity of the car chase. And you can’t lose with a 1-4-5 progression to swing baby swing. A tremendous soundtrack for sure. 👍😎

[@tonybmusic1166]

Lalo Schifrin created the perfect score for this sequence and the entire movie.

[@darrylrevock3440]

Absolute master piece.

[@philiphatfield5666]

We saw this blockbuster at a huge drive-in theatre in Texas and the place held spaces for 500 cars and each car was packed with people----and most of the cars were huge. Ten minutes before the movie started, the box office was closed----the place was full. Unless you were there in 1968, you don't really know just how exciting this Saturday night out at the movies could be. The average drive-in screen was already much larger than even the largest screens in the downtown movie palaces, but the larger drive-ins, like this one, had THE largest screen in the entire state; in fact, it was one of just twenty screens out of 5,000 in the U.S. that was this large. This great drive-in had a playground, a miniature golf course, three snack bars, an arcade, and a miniature boat lake for the kids with state-of-the-art rechargeable boats! The 1960's was a decade that had its problems, but middle class families had it pretty good, and a night out at a drive-in like this one beats just about anything that is out there today.

[@dhouse-d5l]

The 70's was hands down the coolest time for movies and TV stuff... super cool.

[@psychokitty444]

The way the music is on beat not just for editing cuts but also gear changes, cars passing through the shot, taillights blinking etc. is brilliant.

[@ericpelote998]

Bill Hickman one of the most underappreciated stuntman in a business did this and The Seven-Ups too of the best car chases ever . rip bill your work is truly appreciated by some

[@nexus6514]

I didn't know who he was ...I love how cool he is ...composed sinister like a robot but better

[@bobrogers8371]

dont forget french connection!

[@oljamrkic]

And French connection too ❤️

[@weirdshibainu]

Seven Ups was a massively underappreciated movie.

[@lesblack8036]

Bud Ekins who was on Any Sunday movie with Steve bud did the bike rider going down and driving the car FACT not BS. Bud also road the bike in the great escape with Steve Mcqueen.

[@duncanidaho2130]

The slow burn before the actual chase give the chase itself an outstanding quality.

[@markfryer9880]

Yes the stalking before the chase!

[@michaeljames4904]

Hickman’s double-take in the rearview is phenomenal.

[@GosWardHen98]

Films aren't made like this anymore. Fantastic soundtrack. 😊

[@barracuda7018]

The greatest soundtrack ever

[@matthewmckee9914]

One of the best films ever made.

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

The thing that I love about Lalo Schrifin, is that his music never sounds dated to me. It sounds just as good in 2021 as his music did from the 60's into now! It's funky, catchy and memorable.

[@michaeljames4904]

Farty brass, strings in slid octave progressions, and just the right dollop of percussion. The man cooked up a recipe that became timeless; often imitated but never bettered.

[@alfredvonk7686]

Tension builds up .... brilliant!

[@rabinski]

Lalo Schrifin was just really good, witness the Mission Impossible theme

[@henrybrowne7248]

All you guys are right!

[@Primus54]

Late 60’s and 70’s detective movies are unmistakable due to Lalo’s cool sound tracks.

[@johnkeviljr9625]

1968 Charger R/T 440 Super Commando engine. Black on Black. The "Bullitt Charger". Was there ever a more beautiful car? Simply stunning. I always get sad when it first hits that wall on Lombard Ave. Yep, I got one of those Bullitt Chargers and it was wonderful.

[@koldhearted1]

How many mustangs did you walk that thought they had something with that bullitt package?

[@johnkeviljr9625]

@@koldhearted1 Hah! Good question. I only street raced one Mustang. Kicked his ass, 30 punch. Curiously, my fiance got challenged by a chick in a 68 Mustang. Same result. She was/is a keeper.

[@mikeowen7526]

Lalo Schifrin absolutely nailed this soundtrack 100 percent The whole thing is amazing ❤️

[@richspinaci8293]

Pure 1960’s genius from Scifhrin

[@andyd5492]

Love the way the song builds the suspense.

[@karenoconnor9649]

U571 remember this when at school..got into to see it f#@! $#@# wow. .and to this day watch once a month... The vw was a pace car...the rest is history ....Steve and other driver were proper..except for crash...still stands upto date....next Gene Hackman in ?

[@280StJohnsPl]

Real soundtracks back then....music written for the movie, not the fucking rap bullshit they put in movies today for soundtracks. Rap sucks....it sucks even worse when used for a movie soundtrack

[@marcelmischeaux7256]

Too bad he didn't win for best soundtrack at the Academy Awards. He was rip off (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!

[@PTS-THX1138]

... A perfect combination of Brass and light, but heavily noticeable percussion from the master that is Lalo Schrifin...

[@nedland20]

After seeing this great picture for the first time, way back then, I went out and brought my own '68 Mustang Fastback.

[@phillipbrown5005]

Another Masterful soundtrack by Lalo Schifrin.

[@jameshoran8]

Check out the final scene in Sudden Impact. Lalo's music was perfect when Clint was waxing the bad guys.

[@boneseyyl1060]

Lalo nailed it here. This wouldn't be the same without that iconic soundtrack. I remember seeing Enter the Dragon in 73 and he got me with that soundtrack as well. I actually went out and bought the soundtrack on LP. A true master of his art.

[@jbj27406]

@@boneseyyl1060 And nearly ubiquitous. And yet, every work a masterpiece.

[@mikedag1176]

Lalo Schifren and David Shire are my 2 fav. Conductors.

[@stevekaczmarczyk9701]

I watch this movie every 7 months or so,,, never gets old,,,,,,

[@stevekaczmarczyk9701]

Anytime,,,,,

[@laurentlacastellane4619]

La je vous comprends... Grand respect de France 🇫🇷

[@joaobarbosadossantosneto1285]

Idem!

[@nrs6956]

Steve McQueen, Jacqueline Bisset and San Francisco. It does not get any better!

[@euanelliott3613]

Yes, but you forgot the cars.

[@SGH-rt6ci]

I ve been to Frisco in ‚91 flew from europe

[@maththink3899]

Well said !

[@arthurdick9553]

It’s a very good film all around. Good on procedure. Good actors throughout.

[@gianca60]

And cool outfits too.

[@harryrammer]

Bill Hickman - wow! That driving percussion and bass “make my day!”

[@nowxon967]

i'm 24 and i love these 60s/70s movies and tv shows epecially sampling the themes and scores

[@adampalma7945]

Don’t go beyond the 80s and you’ll be alright

[@ramipo1]

they dont make soundtrack like this anymore........masterpiece

[@mindisaction]

When men were true men, cars true cars, movies true movies and soundtracks true soundtracks. 👌

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Oh Boy YEAH!!!

[@GeorgeWalley-fc3nx]

A-H-H-H-H-H THE GOOD OL' DAYS... WHEN THE CARS HAD STYLE, AND... THE GIRLS WERE 👉S T R A I G H T👈

[@dinofabrizzi2116]

Totally agreeeeeeeeee

[@Broadway30062009]

And when SF was a beautiful city, not an overly expensive dump.

[@klaas1961]

Intraspective and they all look alike and are boring

[@clownnworldorder]

Everything about that scene was perfect, this masterpiece by Lalo Schifrin, the beautiful location, Steve mcQueen behind the wheel of a v8 Mustang, and Bill hickman hammering a ferocious charger around the streets of San Francisco.

[@robertrosejr1]

Lalo is awesome great sound track. Still living at 92

[@leplaisirdepenserleschoses507]

at the time the music was integrated and articulated with the images++ working for the film creativity.. film music is now a simple accessory!

When San Francisco was beautiful

[@ed4253]

@David Mc today the tires would have hundreds of needles in them

[@The_DC_Kid]

Don't remind me.

[@AnziNordi-gs5zq]

Absolut coole Musik von Lalo Schifrin, die genau zu diesem Film (BULLITT) passt, schöner 60er Jazz, wirklich sehr gelungen und auch sehr cool ... !!! 😮😮😮❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@sfperalta]

Oh man, I was getting revved up for the chase scene! Oh well, now I'll have to just watch the whole movie to see the rest. LOL! That music is cool, baby!!

[@joeb1931]

Rest in peace Steve I still watch all your scenes you were the greatest

[@nevittwoods1730]

steve loves modern cars and not sentimental about pre 60s clunkers

[@sergeantmasson3669]

@@nevittwoods1730 Steve McQueen died in 1980 from cancer. FYI, Bullitt movie chase scene cars were 1968, PUTZ.

[@barracuda7018]

Lalo Shiffrin, what an amazing composer...Also the sound track of Mission impossible was composed by him.

[@The_DC_Kid]

There has never been a better accompaniment to a film scene, EVER! Sneaky, sexy, mysterious, apprehensive sound that makes you just KNOW something exciting is about to happen.

[@lynboniface192]

I'm watching Bullitt now,January 3rd, 2025, on TV....❤ Watched Dirty Harry a few nights ago, there are some great original movies that you just don't want to miss, even though you've seen them so many times before...❤

[@johntapp1411]

Finally, cool ‘68 music to go with all those cool ‘68 cars, found by a cool ‘68 dude.

[@marvinthiessen3454]

Back when real cars were still made! Lalo Schifrin is a music legend.

[@hankaustin7091]

correct with both statements!

[@nevittwoods1730]

they trying to steal steve's social secuity number and identity because they so sad and ugly

[@The_DC_Kid]

When I first heard his name I didn't believe someone with a name like that could write such a cool song.

[@marvinthiessen3454]

@@MRAX2023 Today's cars are mostly plastic, heavily computerized plus a few bells and whistles older cars don't have. They have no character because most look the same, only the emblems differ. Why do classics and vintage muscle cars sell so high? Because they'll never be made again. Today's manufacturers make the cheapest cars they can get away with.

[@marvinthiessen3454]

@@MRAX2023 Nyet, older cars do not get "useless" over time. 12 years ago I bought a standard 1985 Cadillac Eldorado, it's been my daily driver ever since. All the money I put into it has been mechanical, no cosmetic stuff. It runs fine and I get a lot of compliments from other motorists. It doesn't gobble up gas like SUV's do. I could sell it tomorrow for more money than I paid for it, easy. Five years ago I bought another Caddy, an '85 Biarritz Eldorado as an investment. Someday I will sell it after I make a few adjustments. New cars are a dime a dozen (old phrase).

[@RickyJr46]

Bill Hickman's acting was PERFECT as the poker-faced getaway driver.

[@robertinscoe2379]

He was also James Dean's mechanic and was following him when he wrecked.

[@jonathanwilkinson1461]

He's great in The French Connection & The Seven Ups too..

[@TralfazConstruction]

@@jonathanwilkinson1461 Patton (1970). He drives a jeep and gets to handle a Thompson.

[@dalecomer5951]

He wasn't just playing the part of the getaway driver he was the Charger stunt driver for the entire chase sequence. He wrote a great account of it out there on the www with a lot of info about the cars.

[@Slimjim260]

Love the driving gloves!

[@TralfazConstruction]

3:10. In that era this scene made it cool to buckle-up. I took/passed my driver's test four years after Bullitt debuted and since then every time I fasten my seatbelt I think of this moment in the movie.

[@vieuxbal1253]

Honestly that Dodge Charger was really badass! What a monster! What a beauty!

[@vieuxbal1253]

@Timothy Mckee you've got my vote!

[@elsaalcala5486]

Vieux Bal Is a mustang, is not a Charger

[@vieuxbal1253]

@@elsaalcala5486 I was talking about the hitmen's car, the black one.

[@dudemeisterSC]

My dad had that charger except it was green

[@wwrunk5551]

Oh ? What did the Charger bring at auction......?

[@mystikrebel1089]

totally magical and hypnotising watching the scenes with that amazing music. I think I'm going to watch this movie later as i saw it as a toddler so need to see it as a bigger toddler hehe

[@originaltommy]

2:01 is the the most amazing marriage of music to cinema like ever. Rearview mirror shot and the music goes for the jugular. Best thing about this movie is its sure direction. The best directors are considerate of their film score composers. Lalo's score for Dirty Harry is one of the most amazing things ever.

[@craiggowsell8798]

This composure is both classy and badass! The… best! It’s aged like a good stiff drink! Cheers. 🍻

[@gray7863]

The hair on the back of my head still stands up when you see McQueen in the Mustang appear in the bad guy's rear view mirror !

[@harryrammer]

That’s the moment the percussion really kicks in

[@bonglandgreg]

Even through tiny little speakers this sounds f-ing huuge. Credit to lilo and the engineers. Awesome.

[@barracuda7018]

The man was a genius in composing soundtrack..The mission impossible was probably his greatest masterpiece.

[@magnuscato9770]

Love the soundtrack, listening to it frequently

[@MarvinMarine]

One of Steve McQueen's finest movies. Semper FI, R.I.P. to a fellow US Marine.

[@bill-wd8er]

you sure marine?

[@MarvinMarine]

@@bill-wd8er Yes I am sure and I had said, one of his finest movies. This one happens to be a top five favorite of mine personally.

[@bill-wd8er]

thank you for the education. my favorite sand peebles, poss great escape maybe the blob?

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

In 1947, McQueen joined the United States Marine Corps where he was promoted to private first class and assigned to an armored unit.[6] He initially reverted to his prior rebelliousness and was demoted to private seven times. He took an unauthorized absence by failing to return after a weekend pass expired, staying with a girlfriend for two weeks until the shore patrol caught him. He resisted arrest and spent 41 days in the brig.[6] After this he resolved to focus his energies on self-improvement and embraced the Marines' discipline. He saved the lives of five other Marines during an Arctic exercise, pulling them from a tank before it broke through ice into the sea.[6][17] He was assigned to the honor guard, responsible for guarding the presidential yacht of US President Harry Truman.[6] McQueen served until 1950, when he was honorably discharged. He later said he had enjoyed his time in the Marines. - from Wikipedia.

[@alscott1379]

@@Hithere-ek4qt the tank and presidential yacht stories are apocryphal....unless he was guarding the yacht when the pres was elsewhere

[@exmarinegmc9391]

Still got the chorus of Shifting gears as my ringtone, rip steve

[@JeffMcNeal]

Had the pleasure of meeting Lalo Schifrin at an event in 2008. It was so cool being in the presence of such soundtrack greatness. Very cool guy, too.

[@mikeonfreeserve2926]

Please tell me you asked which was his favourite of his work?

[@JeffMcNeal]

@@mikeonfreeserve2926 I think I may have, but it has been 13-years and I can't remember. Probably like asking someone which of their kids is their favorite.

[@kevinlloyd1088]

And he's still alive at 91 in 2023.

[@gloomyvale3671]

No one mentions Peter Yates, one of Englands best Directors, his work directing this was magnificent.

[@jefflunt9615]

Still sounds right up to date. Lalo was amazing.

[@markn1978]

Bill Hickman drove the black car. He was a stunt driver and actor. He was also in The French Connection as Gene Hackman's antagonist.

[@glendasmilesalot2959]

So damn stylish....I have seen "Bullitt" at least fifty times and I still get goosebumps watching this scene and listening to the music! A movie should be make about the Mustang and its journey to its new owner!

[@ClayBlasdel44]

The soundtrack isn't complete without the sound of the Mustang's exhaust, the shifting, etc. It adds a lot to the excitement

[@6Sally5]

Agreed, but the shifting when out on the open road was actually sound bytes from, I believe, a Ford GT. Still damn cool tho!

[@michelmousseau899]

Same for me

[@stevenrichards1539]

Yeah and the ocassional bell from a street car

[@nicksambides2628]

Exactly right.

[@iamrepete]

And vice-versa

[@roadking99jokerst60]

The moment Steve appears in the mirror. I gotta put my belt on.

[@grahamhill6340]

My late dear friend Robert Relyea was Steve McQueen's friend and business partner/executive producer of BULLITT... they originally chose Quincy Jones to score the film but he got sick, and instead recommended Lalo to replace him. Mr. Schifrin only had 2 weeks to score the film, and look how great it turned out! Mr. Relyea was assistant director/unit manager on JAILHOUSE ROCK, THE ALAMO, THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, WEST SIDE STORY, KINGS OF THE SUN, THE GREAT ESCAPE, so many iconic movies and his friendship and working relationship ended with McQueen's meltdown on LE MANS...

[@neilcarpenter2669]

People underestimate how a good soundtrack can add so much value to a movie, maybe it's my age however i don't find many movies in recent times that i can be engrossed with, i don't know if it's the script or the actors or maybe a combination of both but they don't seem to make the same type of films very often, I'm pleasantly surprised whenever i like a movie these days.

[@barracuda7018]

Lalo Schifrin and Ennio Morricone are the greatest of all times

[@mightya]

Don’t forget Bernard Herrmann.

[@terrymck216]

Awesome iconic film from 1969 Bulllitt starring the cool Steve McQueen in his famous car this was ground breaking when made in San Francisco the sequence was filed with a camera on the car from inside !!! The music is banging !!!

[@lesnyk255]

Director Yates was so nervous about McQueen doing his own driving for some of the shots during the chase that he put them dead last on the shooting schedule to make sure all of McQueen's other scenes were already in the can - just in case.

[@ray8304]

1968 👍

[@stephenpowell5912]

56 years ago ,A Fantastic and brilliant movie , McQueen Rocks with the Classic 67 Mustang along with Bill Hickman in the Dodge Charger ,High octane action ❤❤❤❤

[@stevemanuell8610]

The scene when the Mustang comes over the borough of the hill with this sound track priceless

[@1glopz]

3/2024 and it is still going strong the car sold for an unheard amount of money he is a legend the music score is forever any questions?

[@stevebrown5054]

Greatest car chase OF ALL TIME! That said this is a fantastic soundtrack

[@billybupkis3688]

one of my all time favorite soundtracks. the whole film has great music scapes. Dirty Harry is also incredible. Lalo.

[@michaelireland7239]

100 % goosebumps when i hear the soundtrack ,,,lalo schifrins music was really so very cool i recall when i saw it on release i came into the cinema late but was struck how good the music was & then later car chase scenes wow ,had to see it again what an enduring movie it turned out to be all these years later, never will be surpaassed ,good acting action but above all that mesmerizing music by lalo schifrin ,dont think it woyuld be such a hit without the music soundtrack

[@Ctaff63]

Excellent!! Proper attitude.

[@johnjaramillr3738]

The best car scene Chase ever made and Steve McQueen was great

[@geemonster9179]

The only chase scene that even comes close to this is Ryan O Neil in The Driver

[@vieuxbal1253]

@@geemonster9179 and what about "The French connection"?

[@ManfredWoeberli]

The first and the best car chase

[@vieuxbal1253]

@@ManfredWoeberli absolutely!

[@efilrekib4446]

​@@ManfredWoeberli Robbery (1967 film) was the inspiration for the Bullitt car chase.....

[@frankwood7878]

THE CLASSIC MOVIE 🎥 AND SOUNDTRACK 🎥 ARE BAD ASS AND TIMELESS. IT'S LIKE GOING ON A TIME CAPSULE MACHINE BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 1968. THEY DONT MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE

[@strattuner]

the undisputed king of cool,he was excitement,and his on screen persona will never be equaled ,never,the damn cars were stars too

[@flukedogwalker3016]

It was a great time to be in San Fran, especially compared to today.

[@BlacKnightRising]

one of the best car chases ever filmed, this one and the one in the movie 'The Seven-Ups' and of course the car/train chase in The French Connection, they have yet to be topped --- in my opinion

[@lewiskemp5893]

Add the original gone in 60 seconds. 45 min chase lol

[@lewiskemp5893]

Add the original gone in 60 seconds. 45 min chase lol

[@None-zc5vg]

The "Seven-Ups" car-chase didn't really match the other two: Roy Scheider was no Steve McQueen for coolness and his anger just didn't match Gene Hackman's manic turn as Doyle, even though he tried and he tried and he tried.

[@BlacKnightRising]

@@None-zc5vg Steve McQueen was no Roy Scheider by any stretch of the imagination and I don't know what you're blubberin' about but I suggest you rest your skull and/or up your meds, you have ZERO idea what you're talkin' bout

[@lvc394]

I like how right before the @@@@ hits the fan, the guy puts on his seat belt lol.

[@tomburroughes9834]

Cool as a breeze. Steve McQueen is worth 1,000 of the movie folk of today

[@chucklubchenko4661]

Bijilians !

Agreed. Cool never shouts. It whispers.

[@asadahmed4993]

I am sorry but who is Steve McQueen? 🧐

[@badie7510]

When Steve looks at the Charger... Ice man!

[@sspicyyful]

Very true. What I like in those older movies is that they did not need to talk all the time.

[@jbj27406]

Lalo Schifrin at his best. Funny how many of my favorite movies are scored by him. This was also Steve McQueen at his very best. This movie is a landmark in cinema.

[@TheHorsebox2]

Fantastically well made, a masterclass in movie direction.

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

Steve McQueen was a man's man. He barely needed to act.

[@lonniecavenee6201]

Not funny at all. A great soundtrack can save a so-so movie. Not that this masterpiece was so-so! Great detective story, the best car chase ever, great acting by some of the best in the business.

[@Zapple7]

"..Steve McQueen at his very best " Yep.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Oldest brother died unexpectedly 2 months ago, he was the oldest of 4 sibs~seven years older than me (I’m the baby) & my protector growing up. First sib to die 😿. Looked just like Steve McQueen & drove a light bronze fastback Stang in HS, my epitome of cool R.I.P. Robert James💔

[@francoisemartin9277]

La poursuite en voitures est la plus célèbre au monde et elle le restera ❤

[@lianefreytag4627]

Die Music 🎵🎵🎵 zu einem Wahrlichen Cineastischen 📽️ Meisterwerk 🏆 📼 🏆 der Amerikanischen , gleichwohl der Internationalen Filmgeschichte 🎬 überhaupt . 🗽

[@michelkieffer7901]

Une des scènes les plus mythiques...🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵 magnifique film, acteur , musique...

[@michaelburbank2276]

Lalo wrote dozens of killer soundtracks

[@johnathandoe1299]

Perfect soundtrack for this great movie best car chase ever . The build up to it Perfect. R.I.P Steve King of Cool

[@robinabbott5781]

my favourite film of all time along with the day of the jackal ,

[@nytom4info]

I can watch this movie forever!! Steve...the music...SF back in the day!

[@victorsoto9972]

Temuco Chile excelente simplemente genial película banda sonora y steve mcqueen no me aburro de ver la película y escuchar la banda sonora maravillosa

[@trudimcpherson55]

This film and Steve are so classy❤

[@AbeStephan]

Lalo makes jazz rock . He's majik

[@stevehillier7018]

Lalo Shifrin done the original score for Season 1 of legendary Starsky and Hutch fame 1975 . Brilliant just brilliant 🫡

[@KingfisherLtd]

This is my fave tune from the soundtrack. It has funky groove and spooky vibe

[@Cyberdinemechatron]

The black charger...killer machine.

[@delamerressac1067]

When the movies tough guys, really looked like real gangsters

[@MarjorainMD]

McQueen was a real badass gangster in his teens and one hell of a tough hombre in real life, with a Purple Heart, from the Navy to show for, much respects for this gentleman.

[@ClayBlasdel44]

Paul Genge , the grey haired hit man was a staff sergeant in the Army. He looked tough because he was. I suspect6 he could walk the walk

[@michaeljames4904]

The guy in glasses is Bill Hickman who also did all the actual stunt-driving in _The French Connection;_ and was first on the scene when his friend James Dean was killed, who died in his arms.

[@delamerressac1067]

Thank you all for this precious information

[@280StJohnsPl]

@@MarjorainMD Not so.... he was a marine, but no purple heart