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Your Top 3 Favorite Steve McQueen Films
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What are your Top 3 Favorite Steve McQueen Films?
In order, mine are:
The Thomas Crown Affair
Bullitt
The Getaway
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The Great Escape was kinda sweet. Don't think I've seen any of his other films.
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Originally Posted by marden 
What are your Top 3 Favorite Steve McQueen Films?
In order, mine are:
The Thomas Crown Affair
Bullitt
The Getaway
Those 3 movies are great... but none would be considered "the greatest film of all time." If only there was a way to digitally insert Steve McQueen into Babel. That would be totally rad.
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I liked Bullit, but the movie was boring except for the chase. Great Escape was good. But come on.... no mention of Le Mans?
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Originally Posted by centerchannel68
I liked Bullit, but the movie was boring except for the chase. Great Escape was good. But come on.... no mention of Le Mans?
I'll have to check it out some day.
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The Getaway.
Great Escape.
Towering Inferno.
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Been inclined to wander... off the beaten track.
That's where there's thunder... and the wind shouts back.
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Hell is for Heroes
The Great Escape
The Sand Pebbles
There are others that get "Honorable Mention". One of my favorite actors.
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Originally Posted by marden
I'll have to check it out some day.
If you're not seriously into cars, don't bother. As far as I can remember, it's basically not much different than watching an actual Le Mans race.
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Been inclined to wander... off the beaten track.
That's where there's thunder... and the wind shouts back.
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Originally Posted by macforray
Hell is for Heroes
The Great Escape
The Sand Pebbles
Those are my favorite Steve McQueen films too 
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Originally Posted by Doofy
If you're not seriously into cars, don't bother. As far as I can remember, it's basically not much different than watching an actual Le Mans race.
Snooze fest, eh? So do the Europeans have tailgate parties at Le Mans the way Americans do at NASCAR races?
And if they can name an auto race after a part of a woman's body, why can't we name one of our races, Le Scrotum?
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Originally Posted by marden
Snooze fest, eh? So do the Europeans have tailgate parties at Le Mans the way Americans do at NASCAR races?
They're more like "in the tent covered in mud dreading the drive home because you've had no sleep" parties, since not many Europeans have tailgates. And they're seriously boring affairs. Monaco's F1 "flybridge" parties are the only ones worth bothering with.
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Been inclined to wander... off the beaten track.
That's where there's thunder... and the wind shouts back.
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I'm going to have to go with "The Great Escape" and "The Magnificent Seven" as they are the only two I have seen, or at least remember seeing.
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Originally Posted by marden
Snooze fest, eh? So do the Europeans have tailgate parties at Le Mans the way Americans do at NASCAR races?
No, but they have racecars that are able to turn both directions. 
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Originally Posted by centerchannel68
No, but they have racecars that are able to turn both directions.
Are you trying to say that America doesn't have road races? Or that NASCAR or Indy car engineers couldn't build cars that could accommodate both left and right hand turns if that was what was called for? 
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The Magnificant Seven
Great Escape
Papillon
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Thomas Crown
Bullit
Sand Pebbles
Then the others, starting with Great Escape, Magnificent Seven, Papillon, LeMans (lots of great actors and great acting in that one), and yes, even Towering Inferno.
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