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DUEL VHS Directed By Steven Spielberg Dennis Weaver 1971 Classic SEALED - Foto 1 di 3

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Duel (VHS, 1997)

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This is a classic VHS tape featuring the 1971 action and adventure film "Duel" directed by Steven Allan Spielberg and starring Dennis Weaver. The movie is in English and is rated G, making it suitable for all audiences. The tape is in NTSC signal standard and is a sealed copy, ensuring its quality and authenticity. The film follows a truck driver named David Brice who finds himself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a tarantula-like monster. It is a must-watch for fans of classical horror and adventure films. Get your hands on this rare gem from Universal Studio without worrying about its condition.

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DUEL, one of Steven Spielberg's first vehicles, foreshadowed the blockbuster film JAWS. Using minimal dialogue and effects, Spielberg defines the characteristics of his prolific oeuvre in this early work. Through tight cinematic narration, he effectively conveys the sudden and shocking horror that develops over the course of the film. On a deserted stretch of California highway, businessman David Mann (DennisWeaver) settles into his red Valiant for the long drive to an urgent meeting. Ahead of him on the road is a slow-moving diesel truck, which David innocently decides to pass. So begins the long duel between David and the Goliath-like rig in this nerve-wracking TV movie. Menacing David at every twist and turn of the highway, the truck tries to push the Valiant onto a train track, run David down in a phone booth, engage him in a high-speed chase, and tailgate him into oblivion. Hoping to lose the rig, David stops at a roadside café only to realize that the driver of the truck is also in the restaurant. The driver is never seen, except one shot of his beefyarm waving the Valiant ahead into oncoming traffic. Instead, Spielberg usesthe monstrous truck itself, much like the way he used the shark in JAWS, toharass and taunt. After its broadcast on television, DUEL was releasedtheatrically with extra footage added.