@eXAKR  
Eyyy

@That Pony MintyLight  

@eXAKR  
“Man there is nothing better then being behind the wheel of your own car
 
 
Except maaaybe for pussy”

“CHICKEN SHIT!”  

I hope this is one of Scootaloo’s nightmares!
 
Luna: “I have to talk with King, every time one of his books comes out I have to pull extra overtime.”

Awesome, I love Christine

@Background Pony #D640  
Should have just threw her into the fires of Mordor.

@Background Pony #056A  
To be more precise, they used a mix of Savoys, Belvedres, and a few Furies to play Christine in the movie. Many were really nothing more than unfurnished stunt cars; only 3 out of the 24 “Christines” they got were fitted with complete interiors (and survived the filming) if I remember correctly. Some were empty shells used for the self-repair scenes, and others had finished exteriors but a near-stripped interior and were used for the stunt scenes when Christine was in her evil mode. The one used in the alleyway chase scene was eventually rescued by a fan and had its interior restored.

Run chicken run.

Christine is about to make some fried chicken!

this guy in the film uses a bulldozer to kill christine but in the revenge of christine she’s back

@Background Pony #C9FA  
Although, I believe the book mentions her as a four door model. *shrugs

@Downunda_Thunda  
Christine is supposed to be a 58’ Fury. In the movie, they used modified Savoys, but what you’re seeing especially in the movie for non-action shots are 58’ Belvederes. Since the Fury was a trim level of the same model, the car choice in the movie isn’t far from the book.

@ThatRandomGuy42  
They didn’t. Even though in the end Christine is lured into a car compactor and turned into a brick the ending implies that it recovered, as the protagonist later learns about new victims of mysterious car accidents, suspecting that Christine is still alive. Pretty standard ambiguous ending for King’s novels.

@Background Pony #4CFE  
Then how did they kill it in the end?

Sorry… I was wrong… she’s a 58, not 56

Uhh… Christine isn’t a Plymouth Fury… She’s not a Plymouth at all… She’s a 1956 Chevrolet Bell Air.

@ThatRandomGuy42  
That wouldn’t work, Christine regenerates its damaged parts.

Ah yes, the demon car without a driver.  
…Nobody ever think of using a spike strip?

YOU SHITTER!

Radiohead - Karma Police

Cars seem much less threatening in a society without paved roads.