Catch the epitome of ‘60s cool: McQueen in ‘Bullitt’

Today's your last chance to see Steve McQueen on the big screen in one of his most iconic performances, in Peter Yates' 1968 film "Bullitt."

McQueen plays a San Francisco police detective who is investigating the death of a man held under police protection. Turns out the murdered man is linked to the prosecution of a mobster and was being used for political ends by an ambitious Congressman (Robert Vaughn).

Typical of its era, "Bullitt" is a street-gritty story that boasts one of the most impressive car chases in cinema history. But the real draw is McQueen himself, the epitome of 1960s-era movie cool.

"Bullitt" is playing at 2 and 7 p.m. at two Regal Cinemas locations: Northtown Mall and Coeur d'Alene's Riverstone Stadium.