Iconic vehicles in entertainment is a uniquely western phenomenon, fueled by American "car culture" and a certain sense of gas-fueled adventure. Almost everyone who has ever seen a TV show or movie almost certainly has a favorite legendary ride that made them sit up and take notice, and maybe even wish they could borrow the keys for a joyride. Whether it was Doc Brown's "Back to the Future" DeLorean, The Gran Torino of "Starsky & Hutch" or even the Ghostbusters' ECTO-1, these cars were often characters themselves in their respective franchises, and deserve the same reverence as their human counterparts. In this edition of FYF, Saint and Jim kick the tires on Hollywood's most famous wheels, and take 'em out for a little speculative spin. Plus, all the nerdy news and tangents you've come to know and tolerate.
Iconic vehicles in entertainment is a uniquely western phenomenon, fueled by American "car culture" and a certain sense of gas-fueled adventure. Almost everyone who has ever seen a TV show or movie almost certainly has a favorite legendary ride that made them sit up and take notice, and maybe even wish they could borrow the keys for a joyride. Whether it was Doc Brown's "Back to the Future" DeLorean, The Gran Torino of "Starsky & Hutch" or even the Ghostbusters' ECTO-1, these cars were often characters themselves in their respective franchises, and deserve the same reverence as their human counterparts. In this edition of FYF, Saint and Jim kick the tires on Hollywood's most famous wheels, and take 'em out for a little speculative spin. Plus, all the nerdy news and tangents you've come to know and tolerate.