The Italian Job
Charlie Croker pulled off the crime of a lifetime. The one thing that he didn't plan on was being double-crossed. Along with a drop-dead gorgeous safecracker, Croker and his team take off to re-steal the loot and end up in a pulse-pounding, pedal-to-the-metal chase that careens up, down, above and below the streets of Los Angeles. From TMDB
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60 of 173 · most liked firstThe Honda Fit is a sleeping dragon, pop-culturally. If you made a heist movie like the Italian Job where all the characters are doing cool shit in their Honda Fits it would go absolutely crazy
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job, 1969 Peter Collinson ".........BRIDGER!!!" #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →PS2 The Italian Job Based on the 2003 remake film starring Mark Wahlberg and Edward Norton follows the story of a thief Charlie Croker who plans and executes a gold bullion heist in Venice Info: psxdatacenter.com/psx2/games2/... #ps2 #psx #retrogame #playstation #TheItalianJob #Eidos
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s CinemaJohn was The Italian Job (1969). Not deep but a fun movie that still holds up. Endless cool old cars to spot and some dramatic mountain scenery.
unlabelledView post →#MovieMadness #MusicChallenge Day 9: best British film The Italian Job www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_PX...
unlabelledView post →Reviewers say 'The Italian Job' delivers an irresistibly charming heist film anchored by Michael Caine's charismatic performance and spectacular Mini Cooper chase sequences that rank among cinema's greatest.
unlabelledView post →In one of the most happy coincidences in cinema history, Michael Caine and Quincy Jones were BOTH born on March 14th, 1933, AND, they came together working on the classic action caper THE ITALIAN JOB (1969). Another stellar score by Jones. Enjoy the fun! 3/* #filmsky #musicsky #botd #moviesky
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job is a film about the troublemakers at the back of the bus
unlabelledView post →Today is my dad’s birthday, and while cars are not usually my wheelhouse for painting, he really likes the orange 1968 Lamborghini Miura from the movie the Italian Job so. I painted him one. I think it turned out pretty good! (Watercolor and white ink)
unlabelledView post →In one of the most happy coincidences in cinema history, Michael Caine and Quincy Jones were BOTH born on March 14th, 1933, AND, they came together working on the classic action caper THE ITALIAN JOB (1969). Another stellar score by Jones. Enjoy the fun! 3/ #filmsky #musicsky #botd #moviesky
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job ( proper one ) on Film 4 .
unlabelledView post →In an exciting cycling / movie crossover, the finish of today's Tour de l'Avenir takes place on the Italian Nivolet pass, used to film the final scenes of The Italian Job (the original one). Join @josebeentv.bsky.social and me from 1330 BST, 1430 CET.
unlabelledView post →Junesploitation day 8 of 30! Category = Heists My pick = The Italian Job (1969) One of the all-time greatest movie posters See my review here= boxd.it/9WrQ4d My Junesploitation list is here= boxd.it/GhmTA #junesploitation #filmsky
unlabelledView post →THIS WEEK IN THE FIVE SPOT -- Thoughts on the Widow's Bay finale -- Look at this Bollywood remake of The Italian Job -- Scottish soccer fans have taken over Boston AND MORE type-click-type.ghost.io/the-five-spo...
unlabelledView post →sometimes random stuff pops in your head like "what was the deal with that pepsi blue ad placement in The Italian Job, i wonder how much that cost em" and then naturally you wonder "how long after this movie came out did pepsi blue even last" and find out the answer is almost exactly one single year
unlabelledView post →FILM FACTZ! The Italian Job ending originally had Michael Caine and the robbers getting away with all the gold, but the prop for Caine’s gigantic inflatable balloon head (a twist reveal intended by screenwriter Troy Kennedy Martin) wouldn’t work on set.
unlabelledView post →This film is basically a snarling, insecure rant about the emotional loss of the British empire's decline. The Italian Job pretends to be charming with the same fig leaf of saccharine dishonesty as that other great Trojan horse of right wing cruelty, Forrest Gump. Unlikeable, covetous, pathetic.
unlabelledView post →Watched objectively, The Italian Job is a dreadful film, saved only by the last two minutes.
unlabelledView post →The 1969 movie The Italian Job ends on a literal cliff hanger.
unlabelledView post →With Gunn currently saying whatever thing is canon or not, what I would do is start saying random movies are canon to the DCU, A Bug's Life canon, the Italian Job canon, Digimon the Movie canon
unlabelledView post →Next movie up on this amazing Sunday! A favorite of my wifes, and I havent seen it yet... The Italian Job, 2003
unlabelledView post →best heist movie escape since The Italian Job.
unlabelledView post →E34 (Bonus) - The Italian Job (2003) ft. @victoriascott.bsky.social Is it the original Italian Job? No. Is it a good film? No. But was it recorded *before* the KJB episode on the same film, with a more American guest? Hell yeah! open.spotify.com/episode/6MuF...
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job film, one of only 14 C-74’s, does that make it one of the rarest aircraft in a film??
unlabelledView post →The film became some kind of weird poster child for the recent ‘I’m Backing Britain’ campaign, a slogan searching for a purpose. Us against them, against all odds, a soft centred fantasy of violent criminals sticking it to the Italians. My ★★★½ review of The Italian Job on Letterboxd boxd.it/aOWT07
unlabelledView post →I think I’ve made a similar observation before, probably about a similar movie, but there should be a law that The Italian Job be available to stream for free on at least like two services
unlabelledView post →The #MichaelCaineFilmFestival 🎥 continues with The Italian Job. I'm reminded that one of my very few surviving Matchbox cars from my youth is this red Mini Cooper. Also thought that George's driving skills in Magical Mystery Tour would qualify him as a driver in this classic film. 👍👍
unlabelledView post →Iconic Film Opening Scenes: The Italian Job (1969) Very much worth 5 minutes of your time to watch and listen to 😎 youtu.be/kruC2s5xtcQ?...
unlabelledView post →Is The Italian Job a good movie? No. Is it still awesome? Yes.
unlabelledView post →There's already a remake of ‘The Italian Job’, totally unnecessary because the '69 film holds up super well. The Minis chase sequence is outstanding.
unlabelledView post →What is one movie that never got a sequel but you wish did get a sequel? The Italian Job 2003 🪓
unlabelledView post →Tonight's movie: The Italian Job (2003). Featuring Mark Wahlberg, Jason Statham, Charlize Theraon, Edward Norton, Donald Sutherland, Mos Def... Fantastic movie, love it! Thanks to @adehodges.bsky.social for the inspiration. 🔥 www.imdb.com/title/tt0317...
unlabelledView post →Visiting my folks this weekend and we’re watching The Italian Job (2003). My dad is standing and watching the movie and I chuckle to myself, silly dad, until I realize that I am also standing and watching the movie. It comes for us all. @standnwatch.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →I was today years old when I found out the city sewer escape in 'The Italian Job' (1969) was filmed in a stretch of sewer pipe under Coventry
unlabelledView post →HOT TAKE 🔥 I do wish the heist itself was significantly longer, but the 2003 remake of The Italian Job is overall a better film than the 1969 original with Michael Caine.
unlabelledView post →if you told me that The Italian Job (2003) was actually a 110 minute Mini Cooper commercial masquerading as a heist film, i’d believe you
unlabelledView post →#MovieMismatchGame Rules: Share a real film title, but with a still from a different film (for whatever reason suits you). #Filmsky The Italian Job
unlabelledView post →Christmas movie elevator pitches: 1 - The guy from The Italian Job sees some ghosts and decides to be nice to his frog employee 2 - Boy builds snowman. They fly. Snowman dies. 3 - Angel gets wings
unlabelledView post →Ich gucke jetzt zum 150. mal die Neuverfilmung von The Italian Job
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job 55th Anniversary Collector’s Edition is blowing the doors off in June. Details here www.liveforfilm.com/2024/05/23/t... #TheItalianJob #film #4K #MichaelCaine
unlabelledView post →Following this up on Wikipedia two astounding facts about the film The Italian Job: 1. The music was written by Quincy Jones 2. It was one of the first depictions of a computer hack: disrupting the computer controlling Milan traffic lights.
unlabelledView post →Didn't see Feig coming, not exactly who I'd have thought of for a sequel to The Italian Job remake but I love that movie and I'm down for him trying his hand at it so, I'm curious.
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job (2003) is a slick caper movie with stupendous chase scenes and a truly imaginative way to steal $35 million in gold bars from a safe in a Venetian palazzo. The safe is stolen by a gang led by Donald Sutherland.
unlabelledView post →Today's movie (8-18-26) is The Italian Job (2003) a slick caper movie with stupendous chase scenes..
unlabelledView post →"If there's one thing I know, it's never to mess with mother nature, mother in-laws and, mother freaking Ukrainians." -Skinny Pete in the 2003 film The Italian Job
unlabelledView post →My go to comfort movies are:\ Sneakers\ Hackers\ The Italian Job (2003)\ Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)\ Note: I didn’t say “Best” or “Favorite” but these are infinitely rewatchable for me with any level of attention paid to them.
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job (1969) - the cliffhanger ending is set up as a springboard for a sequel but the film underperformed in the U.S. market. 😧
unlabelledView post →Like the Italian Job, no need to remake that! Movie studios have run out of ideas!
unlabelledView post →A cold, damp Sunday afternoon calls for a classic movie, so I've teed up the original The Italian Job. I shall now be talking like Michael Caine for the rest of the day.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching #FilmSky #MovieSky The Italian Job (1969) A comic caper movie about a plan to steal a gold shipment from the streets of Turin by creating a traffic jam. #MichaelCaine #NoëlCoward #BennyHill
unlabelledView post →If we’re doing Dad’s favourite film, my Dad’s was The Italian Job. I’ve probably seen it more than any other film.
unlabelledView post →If you’ve not heard Quincy Jones’s score for The Italian Job, do so immediately. (The film is pretty darn good, too.)
unlabelledView post →And another friend, bless him, who had come up with a plot for a film, and I just needed to write it, and then we'd be millionaires... And it was ‘The Italian Job’.
unlabelledView post →The Italian Job 55th Anniversary Collector’s Edition is blowing the doors off in June. Details here https://www.liveforfilm.com/2024/05/23/the-italian-job-55th-anniversary-collectors-edition-is-blowing-the-doors-off-in-june/ #TheItalianJob #film #4K #MichaelCaine
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with : One book: Steppenwolf/Hesse One film : The Italian Job One Album : Yes/Close to the edge One TV show : Space 1999 One book One film One Album One TV show
unlabelledView post →One thing I love about heist films/tv shows is all of the planning and process porn that’s involved #FridayThrillerClub #TheItalianJob
unlabelledView post →Remarkably few people saying Local Hero which is obviously the best film ever made. I’d also pick: A Canterbury Tale Hot Fuzz (really) The Italian Job The Lavender Hill Mob (But then I think cinema is a degenerate art form).
unlabelledView post →ICMYI, c. 35 Mini Coopers and other luxury and sports cars were destroyed for the 1969 film, The Italian Job. That's about 1 car every 3 minutes. You're welcome. #hatm
unlabelledView post →You could build an amazing action film festival out of just Charlize Theron. The Italian Job Mad Max: Fury Road Kubo and the Two Strings Atomic Blonde The Old Guard
unlabelledView post →Not a single Michael Caine movie? No "The Italian Job" or "Get Carter"?
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