Jackie Gleason, Paul Williams, Jerry Reed
The notorious Ensie Brothers challenge Sheriff Buford T. Justice to make a rather special delivery from Miami to Texas in under 24 hours. The grand prize is one-quarter of a million dollars.
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This film is garbage. Pure garbage. Take your standard Burt Reynolds movie plot from this era. yeah, they're chasing after something. This time it's a stuffed fish.
Yes, I'm serious. Just when you thought the pregnant elephant plot was stupid, we get the stuffed fish.Jackie Glea...( read more)
This is one of the biggest stinker Smokey and the Bandit series. The Bandit may be back, but it ain't Burt Reynolds. The plot is putrid, the supporting cast is horrible, and there is actually a point during all this mess when the pity for Jackie Gleason lifts.
This movies is so bad, Superman swooping into the theater could not save it. Take the major plot points of the original Smokey and the Bandit and add in some of the most ridiculous reasons for stunt work and you have it.
what a shame without starring burt reynold but i know burt reynolds got a cameo. jerry reeds & jackie gleason as sheriff buford t. justice(that was me so laugh moment)did reprise all the trilogy. so i willing to see this one without burt reynolds. i seen already "smokey & the ban...( read more)
Boy is this one missing Burt Reynolds even though we do get him for a brief moment @ the end. Jerry Reed just can't carry this mess but if you're only in it for the Jackie Gleason you get lots of his Sheriff Justice antics. The laughs are few and far between though
This film is non-stop action!
I loved it, it sees the Snowman pretending to be the Bandit, lol
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