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Vanishing Point 1971

Posted by HI FI BOB on March 26, 2011 at 08:17:35:
Watched it last nite.I call it a solo-high-speed road film.Barry Newman
delivers a '70 Dodge Challenger RT but it turns into a speed(the drug as
well as mph) fueled multi-state joyride/death wish.
Cleavon Little provides a "stream of unconscience" narrative in his role as blnd DJ "Super Soul".
I wonder why this film gets very little notice.