Comparing the Opening Sequence of The Italian Job (1969) and the Opening Sequence of The Italian Job (2003)

In this article comparing the opening sequence of Italian work (1969) and the opening sequence of Italian work (2003), in this article 'Italian work (1969) and contemporary remake' Italian work '(2003) Compare the opening sequence. . The original was directed by Peter Collinson, and a famous actor such as Michael Kane starred. This is a huge success, and I am getting many enthusiastic supporters. The remake of 2003 was directed by Gary Gray, staring at Mark Wahlberg and Seth Green. This is a huge success and I will introduce the movie to the new generation.

Release roller coasters based on the tracking sequence of the 2003 film "Italian work". The rider entered the parking lot, avoided the police car, was hit by a helicopter, before the second launch was clicked the fire around the rider was ignited and the rider was sent in the dark. Formerly known as Italian work: Stunt Track (2005-2007). (1018 m) Flying roller coaster. Firehawk is next to Flight of Fear. This theme is the same as the government's flight prototype "X-Flight" looking for a test object with the code name Firehawk. This vehicle is the 14th roller coaster of King Island. Operated as Geouga Lake as X-Flight (2001-2006)

Why a horse? Both the start and end sequences have functions. Its name is Bersagliere, Italian elite soldier, and these Italian boys can be proud of it. Once, Pasquale and Giuseppe boasted a horse boasting a street in Rome while overlooking the boys shining like shoes. The dominant image of this movie is also the easiest thing to miss. The shining boys sit at the foot of the occupation army, symbolizing the defeat and shame of the state. In contrast, Pasquale and Giuseppe rose in every sense of the opening race as they took their horses through boys shining other shoes looking up at them. After all, in a mysterious death scene, Giuseppe was sorrowfully prowling in the water. Previously, the lowlands on the banks of the river have become the scene of the distorted behavior of fenced Panza, the separation and failure of juveniles.

Equally important is the growing popularity of the mini starring in the 1969 movie "The Italian Work" where three Mini Cooper crossed the city of Turin. Please overcome the unhappy Italian chaser. This is not a wonderful movie, but the on-screen action is perfectly describing Mini's cocky spirit. Ironically, the BMC marketing department has little to do with the movie project, but this is the best advertisement Mini can receive.