Continuity mistake: When Cage's character offers the money for his brother and the brother is in the car about to get crushed, the back window gets broken out twice. (00:15:55)
Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Dominic Sena
Starring: Nicolas Cage, Robert Duvall, Angelina Jolie, Timothy Olyphant, Giovanni Ribisi, Delroy Lindo, Vinnie Jones, Scott Caan, Christopher Eccleston, T.J. Cross
Memphis doesn't make it in time with Eleanor, Calitri is pissed, Memphis and Castlebeck fight with Calitri and kill him, Castlebeck lets Memphis go, and Kip gets Memphis Eleanor which need to finish being re-built, but is in good working order, at which point Memphis take Eleanor for a spin as the credits start.
Danielle
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Freb: You ever feel bad about any of this?
Donny: Hell, no. I'm Robin Hood, man. I rob from the rich and give to the needy.
Freb: You mean the poor.
Donny: No, like I said, the needy. 'Cause brother, we need this car.
Trivia: When Nick Cage is getting into an argument with the black gang, Vinnie Jones comes in and saves the day. He does his signature move once given to Paul Gascoigne in a football match. He slams his hand down, grabs the guy's balls and lifts up. I'd truly hate to piss him off. The pic of the football game is on his website. (00:33:16)
Question: In the scene leading up to where the mirror is knocked off and the car stalls, there appears to be a billboard in the background with a cowboy with his head in profile. In large letters above it is what appears to be the word "Impotent." (Not "Important"). Does anyone know what is with that?
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Answer: That billboard was part of an anti-smoking campaign from about 18 years ago. The image mocks the iconic Marlboro Man, with the cigarette in his mouth flaccid and drooping. The word "Impotent" is rendered large in the same type style as the old Marlboro logo. In much smaller text (not visible in the film), the sign reads, "WARNING: Smoking Causes Impotence."
Charles Austin Miller