Christine with Keith Gordon: DVD Cover

    Christine Director: John Carpenter Cast: Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, Alexandra Paul, Robert Prosky

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/28/2004
    • Original Release: 1983
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 1,821
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    Scenes

    Features

    Closed Caption; Commentary with John Carpenter and star Keith Gordon; Filmographies; 20 deleted and alternate scenes; Three exclusive new featurettes; Previews

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Start [1:34]
    2. Detroit 1957 [3:28]
    3. Arnie Cunningham [4:19]
    4. The New Girl [1:04]
    5. Arnie's Lunch [5:31]
    6. Christine [1:12]
    7. George LeBay [4:45]
    8. Darnell's Garage [5:36]
    9. October 9 [6:28]
    10. Change in Arnie [2:09]
    11. Last Owner's Fate [1:30]
    12. Keep A-Knockin' [1:22]
    13. The Game [2:51]
    14. November 5 [6:01]
    15. All Choked Up [5:52]
    16. Revenge of the Punks [1:20]
    17. Trashed [4:02]
    18. "O.K. Show Me" [2:19]
    19. Moochie [4:24]
    20. November 23 [1:55]
    21. Rudolph Junkins [4:55]
    22. One Hot Car [5:09]
    23. "The Ride Is Over" [4:30]
    24. Arnie's Alibi [5:09]
    25. True Love [9:12]
    26. Christine Arrives [3:16]
    27. Arnie's Last Stand [1:51]
    28. Bulldozer vs. Plymouth [8:00]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Director John Carpenter returns to the suburban landscape he explored so chillingly in Halloween (1978) with this lean, stripped-down adaptation of the Stephen King best-seller about a haunted car with a devilishly bad attitude and the teen underdog who falls head-over-heels for her chrome-accented charms. Shortly after geeky, horn-rim-sporting Arnie Cunningham (Keith Gordon) narrowly escapes a beating at the hands of shop-class bully Buddy Repperton (William Ostrander) on the first day of his senior year, he soon falls prey to a far more duplicitous villain in the form of a rusted-out 1958 Plymouth Fury nicknamed "Christine" by its crusty owner George LeBay (Roberts Blossom) -- who sells wide-eyed Arnie the old hulk despite the protests of best friend Dennis (John Stockwell) and the admonition of his domineering parents. As Arnie sets to the task of restoring Christine, his hobby grows into an obsession -- and the real power that hums beneath her hood begins to emerge, seemingly granting newfound coolness and sex appeal to the once-nerdy outcast, while simultaneously drawing away his very soul. A vengeful spirit, Christine lashes out violently at those who dare to stand between her and Arnie -- starting with Repperton and his gang, who completely trash the car, but are soon hunted down one by one and pulverized beneath the whitewalls of the miraculously-restored Fury. When Arnie's pretty, popular girlfriend Leigh (Alexandra Paul) begins to suspect she may soon be on the receiving end of automotive vengeance, she calls on Dennis for help... but a frightening midnight ride in Christine convinces Dennis that Arnie's only hope lies in destroying the demonic vehicle. Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

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    KING CREATS CAR HORRER CLASICby Anonymous

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    January 10, 2006: When i saw it the first time i didn't like it at all, then after watching it a few times i got to love it. If u like cars u are definately going to like this movie.

    all about christineby Anonymous

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    December 28, 2004: i think the movie christine was great i am a big stephen king fan and i think he does a great job on all of his movies and his books


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