Gone in Sixty Seconds

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Overview : Upon learning that he has to come out of retirement to steal 50 cars in one night to save his brother Kip's life, former car thief Randall "Memphis" Raines enlists help from a few "boost happy" pals to accomplish a seemingly impossible feat. From countless car chases to relentless cops, the high-octane excitement builds as Randall swerves around more than a few roadblocks to keep Kip alive.
Budget : 90000000USD
language : en
Runtime : 118 min
Release Date : 2000-06-09
Imdb ID : tt0187078
Status : Released

Cast

Nicolas Cage
Memphis Raines

Angelina Jolie
Sara 'Sway' Wayland

Giovanni Ribisi
Kip Raines

Robert Duvall
Otto Halliwell

Delroy Lindo
Det. Roland Castlebeck

Timothy Olyphant
Detective Drycoff

Chi McBride
Donny Astricky

Christopher Eccleston
Raymond Calitri

Will Patton
Atley Jackson

William Lee Scott
Toby

Scott Caan
Tumbler

James Duval
Freb

T.J. Cross
Mirror Man

Vinnie Jones
The Sphinx

Frances Fisher
Junie

Grace Zabriskie
Helen Raines

Michael Owen
Kid In Rice Burner

Jaime Bergman
Blonde In Drag Race

Holiday Hadley
Waitress

Harry Van Gorkum
Forge

Grace Una
Jenny

Jesse Corti
Cop (at Quality Café)

Stephen Shellen
Exotic Car Salesman

Alexandra Balahoutis
DMV Clerk

Rainbow Borden
Car Jacker #1

Vic Manni
Worker

Sanjay Pandya
Glass House Guy

Doria Anselmo
Glass House Girl

Lois Hall
Old Woman

Dean Rader Duval
Hype

C.J. Picerni
Go Cart Kid

Kevin Weisman
Intern 2

Anthony Boswell
Buddy

Billy Devlin
Detective Jurgens

Bodhi Elfman
Fuzzy Frizzel

Arye Gross
James Lakewood

Greg Collins
San Pedro Cop

Cosimo Fusco
Adjacent Mechanic

Eddie Mui
Billy Moony

Joseph Patrick Kelly
Snake G.R.A.B.

Scott Burkholder
Rent a Cop

Margaret Kontra Palmer
Televangelist Wife

Charlene Bloom
Swimming Girl

Kevin West
Intern 1

Billy 'Sly' Williams
Cop

Alex Walters
Fireman

Lombardo Boyar
Paramedic

Angela Tassoni
Accident Victim

Scott Rosenberg
Private Doctor

Steve Danton
G.R.A.B. Officer #2

Tyler Patton
Security Guard

Carmen Argenziano
Detective Mayhew

Dan Hildebrand
Saul

King Alexander
Bar Dude

Nick Meaney
Thug

Michael Peña
Ignacio

Juan Pina
Gang Banger #2

Tim DeZarn
Shotgun Guy

John Carroll Lynch
Impound Manager

Douglas Bennett
Wrecker Driver "Mel"

Bob Sattler
C.H.P.

Trevor Goddard
Don (uncredited)

Master P
Johnnie B

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Reviews

r96sk
Needed non-stop action. Too much talk, too long a run time. <em>'Gone in Sixty Seconds'</em> does produce some fun action, but I personally felt an extra notch of thrill was needed with this; especially as it lasts for 118 minutes. Some parts are very ploddy, a shortened run time would've worked wonders. Nicolas Cage is amusing in this, his character Memphis is actually quite goofy. The cast around him are pretty good, with a whole host of familiar names/faces. Angelina Jolie appears as Sway, with Giovanni Ribisi (Kip) and Vinnie Jones (Sphinx) in there too. Christopher Eccleston, meanwhile, makes for a decent bad guy. Good fun, could've been far more entertaining though.
mooney240
**Ocean’s Eleven vibes with an endearing ensemble cast and cars instead of casinos.** Gone in 60 Seconds is fun. Plain and simple. This entertaining, high-energy action romp is fueled by Nic Cage in his prime, gorgeous cars, an exceptional cast, and an unencumbered spirit that embraces the cheese. Gone in 60 Seconds immerses its viewers in a world of moral thieves with deep bonds and a strong code. As the movie progresses, discovering more about each character raises the stakes as the audience fears what could happen to these endearing bandits. Even though the plot has plenty of cheese, it’s balanced by the excellent execution and commitment of the cast. Peak Nic Cage makes the whole film sublime and delightful.
SoSmooth1982
Before there was fast the furious, there was gone in 60 seconds. Stealing cars in less the 60 seconds with Anglina Jolie by his side.
RalphRahal
Gone in 60 Seconds by Dominic Sena is a highly entertaining action film that’s perfect for a laid-back Friday night with friends and a beer in hand. The movie is fun from start to finish, with great pacing, exciting car chases, and a sense of energy that keeps you hooked. The production was well done, and the direction made the most of its star-studded cast and sleek car-focused storyline. What really stood out to me was the focus on family and friendship. The bond between Memphis (Nicolas Cage) and his brother Kip (Giovanni Ribisi) added an emotional layer that elevated the movie beyond just being about fast cars and heists. It’s about loyalty, trust, and having people in your corner when it matters. The chemistry between the characters felt natural, and the theme of working together as a team made it even more engaging. The chase scenes were the highlight, especially the climactic sequence with "Eleanor," the iconic 1967 Mustang. It was thrilling, well-shot, and packed with adrenaline. Sure, there were a few scenes that felt a bit exaggerated or overacted, but they didn’t take away from the overall experience. It’s the kind of movie where you can forgive those moments because it’s just so much fun to watch. Overall, Gone in 60 Seconds is a great mix of action, emotion, and style. It’s a well-made film that balances its thrilling car heists with a heartfelt story about family and teamwork. Definitely worth a watch when you’re in the mood for something fast-paced and entertaining.