Deadline Auto Theft / Gone in 60 Seconds: 2

This movie is just as good as the first Gone in 60 seconds movie.

I want to start this by saying ignore all the other reviews.What you have to understand about Deadline Auto Theft is yeah it is 90% footge from Gone In 60 Seconds and The Junkman his second film but he was not trying to rip people off as some reviewers think Deadline Auto Theft was intended as a little pet project of his own.By the time he wanted to do a 3rd picture he had been in the buisness a while now and had learned the tricks so hewanted to take the best of Gone and The Junkman and put them togeher for people who may not have seen either of the origionals kind of "you missed it the first time well here is the best of what you missed" I do think it was misleading to call it the 3rd in the trilodgy as its not really a new film but that doesn't matter.As for Gone 2 its a tragidy that it was never finished its great with sooooooo many crashes and The Slicer wedge stunt car if this had been finished I suspect this would be my favorite anyway if you new to Haliki films don't get this first you'll be confused get the origional Gone In 60 Seconds but for anybody who knows his work and is waery of getting this due to the other reviews I sugested you get it its definatly worth itWe Won't Forget You Toby

To your "correct me if I am wrong" query about H.B. ("Toby") Halicki's death during the shooting of "Gone In Sixty Seconds 2", no...it wasn't a boat stunt that killed him. I was a camera operator on this ill-fated movie and I was running a camera on a hi-hat at the base of the water tower when the tower went down prematurely. Toby Halicki was standing right next to me when we heard the creaking of the tower as it began its unscheduled fall, and he began running away, 90 degrees away from the angle of fall, and presumably to safety. The steel cables that were holding up the tower snapped, whipped through the air (just missing me!) and then one of them cut down a telephone pole which tracked perfectly with Toby's path, killing him. It was like a very twisted version of the game "Mouse Trap" you played as a kid, but this was no game. We cheated death every single day of shooting, and the footage that was cut together for inclusion on this DVD was all that was in the can before he died. I bought this DVD just to have for my personal collection of things I've shot. It's very surreal for me to watch now, based on my experiences on that film... It's not really a great DVD on its own though, and is likely to disappoint.

Pretty amazing that one man had the ability to write, film, act, direct, market his own film. This was fun to watch knowing he brought his dream to life , and had the courage to overcome many obstacles to achieve it. It was a shame he was killed , his talents could have really teamed nicely with Spielberg, Bay, Bruckheimer, etc.

My brother in law was a stunt double for the movie filmed in Buffalo. He was interviewed and was on scene when the water tower came down and killed the star of the show. It was tragic.

i was so excited when i found this movie on amazon. my boyfriend had no idea there were more movies to the original gone in sixty seconds and when i told him about them he wanted them. i love that i can find almost anything i need on amazon. i recieved my movie very fast and in great unopened condition.

Bought it for a friend. He seems to like it?

I am a fan of the orginal. Basically the same chase with the slicer is on the DVD of the gone in 60 seconds movie already. The second movie has parts from gonein 60 seconds incorporated. A real bonehead thing to do. Definitely a waste of money.

Deadline auto theft is a updated version of gone in 60seconds with unseen footage in the first movie. Gone in 60seconds 2 is a short unfinished movie that would have been a complete movie

Great movie. Loved it!