Christine (1983) 6.5
A nerdish boy buys a strange car with an evil mind of its own and his nature starts to change to reflect it. Director:John Carpenter |
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Christine (1983) 6.5
A nerdish boy buys a strange car with an evil mind of its own and his nature starts to change to reflect it. Director:John Carpenter |
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| Keith Gordon | ... | ||
| John Stockwell | ... | ||
| Alexandra Paul | ... | ||
| Robert Prosky | ... | ||
| Harry Dean Stanton | ... | ||
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Christine Belford | ... | |
| Roberts Blossom | ... | ||
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William Ostrander | ... | |
| David Spielberg | ... | ||
| Malcolm Danare | ... | ||
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Steven Tash | ... | |
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Stuart Charno | ... | |
| Kelly Preston | ... | ||
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Marc Poppel | ... | |
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Robert Darnell | ... | |
Highschool geek Arnie Cunningham falls in love with "Christine", a bright red 1958 Plymouth Fury which has seen much better days. Setting himself the task of restoring the car to its original condition, his friends notice that the car is not the only thing that is changing. Arnie seems to spend more and more time with his car. He's also developed a sort of cocky arrogance which does not seem like the real Arnie at all. Written by Murray Chapman <muzzle@cs.uq.oz.au>
There are no words that can truly describe the power and passion of Christine.
Anyone who owns an older car will be able to associate with the obsession that takes over nerdish Arnie's life when he restores Christine, the beautiful Plymouth Fury.
John Carpenter's excellent directing brings the car to life to such a point where as you're watching, you become so entranced that you forget she isn't alive.
The actors are well chosen for the roles they play, and give excellent performances. This, accompanied by excellent photography, special effects, timing and musical score make Christine a definite must-see movie.
Please Note: The Australian TV edit cuts out some of the best scenes, so this movie is best seen on DVD or video.