Jackie Gleason was absolutely perfect for this movie and for those times! He was over the top quint essential Gleeson, and there is no way in hell they could ever make a movie like that again. Glad I lived in those times where you could see crazy, outrageous, politically incorrect movies like that
Like the sheriff said... this car is no piss of crap... it's "valuable evidence...that gonna convict a maniac" Great movie... lots of great and funny moments.🫵👍✌️
Yes ... Bufford seems to have it a little more together than JW Pepper. Another JW Pepper line was.... "he a secret British secret weapon...JW says...On who's side" 👍✌️
Yes most vehicles were rear wheel drive in the 70s. Very few were made front wheel drive. This movie was great for the time with the actual stunts. However the trans am was unibody and would not survive most of the damage presented! Burt reynolds films always had exaggerated and edited chase scenes like WHITE LIGHTNING had dubbed over audio to exaggerate the ford galaxie. The jack scene was not exaggerated or edited here
Very true... ironically...the red convertible car the Bandit is in during the final scene might be GM's first front wheel drive powertrain... if it's a Cadillac Eldorado! 🫵👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 oh yes I remember the craze for front wheel drivetrain especially up here in the north states for the winters. They implemented it for years closer to decades just here in the USA. If I’m correct I remember the Oldsmobile Toronado and Cadillac Eldorado going neck and neck as the first GM FWD vehicles, in 1967? Maybe 66. Was really odd, driving some of the biggest V8s available at the time before regulations in the early 70s.. with fwd!!
“Theirs no way, no way that you can come from my loins “ one of the funniest moments in tv history. Gleason was a genius.
Jackie was awesome! So many lines came from this movie…like “you pile of monkey nuts” ….etc…
My favorite line in the whole movie!
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Agreed!🚔😎👍✌️
Jackie Gleason was absolutely perfect for this movie and for those times! He was over the top quint essential Gleeson, and there is no way in hell they could ever make a movie like that again. Glad I lived in those times where you could see crazy, outrageous, politically incorrect movies like that
He was the man!👍✌️
Best scene Bandit escape in Cadillac convertible😅😅😅😅
The movie is filled with great scenes ... there's a favorite for everyone!🫵👍✌️
Burt Reynolds you got a love this part of the movie when he was laughing at the Sheer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You know the sheriff didn't like it!...woof!.... 👍✌️
My brother and I watched Smokey and the Bandits at least 20 times. Jackie Gleason's timing and delivery were amazing!
I can understand why… always a good…. go to movie when you want some good laughs!👍✌️
*I'm doing the Cannonball Run when I turn 50. Screw it, right? I mean, why not? You only live once.*
Your right…you only live once… and if your past half time… you better get busy living!🚓😎👍✌️
Buford T. Justice. LMAO!😅
Love this movie and quotes more than ever!🚓😎👍
1:30 is My Favorite Scene. LOL. (smile)
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@@FranksWorld1 Touche' (smile)
RIP Great one and Mike Henry.
Even though his daddy thought of him as a “pile of monkey nuts” …he would never let anyone else use foul language in his sons presence! Lol… 🚔👍✌️
Great move Love this movie ❤️ 🎬 love them old movies 🎬 ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊
Yes... these movies are great! Back then you had to genuinely be a good actor... no computer assistance is available then!🫵👍✌️
I love The Bandit....😊
Your not alone!🚔😎👍✌️
3.28, SERA QUE TAVA BRABO ?😠😧👍😂😂😂o coitado sofreu nesta TRILOGIA ,😂😂TADINHO DO JACKIE GLEASON.
I cant seem to find that line around that time you notes... please try again...
Sally Field’s❤❤❤ she was very beautiful in the 80s
She's like the girl next door that hooked up with the bad boy in this movie... 👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 you’re welcome👍👍👍👍👍
Man . They really fucked that police car up. LMAO 🤣
Like the sheriff said... this car is no piss of crap... it's "valuable evidence...that gonna convict a maniac"
Great movie... lots of great and funny moments.🫵👍✌️
3:19 🤣
You did that on purpose….then he yells at his son…. “Put the evidence in the car”…. Great lines in this movie! Enjoy!🚓😎👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 3:43 I'm gonna barbecue your ass in molasses!! 😂
Yes.... lol!🫵👍✌️
Diesel fuel at 47 cents per gallon. 🤣 LMAO.
Those days are gone…. $4 plus these days..🚓😎👍✌️
Those days are gone …$4 plus gallon these days…. 🚓😎👍✌️
You want suhmn hush puppies daddy , We got no time for that crap 😂😂😂
Love that comment!🫵👍✌️
Also love when he calls his son a….”pile of monkey nuts”
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a good one on Clark Gable the camper and beautiful women 💋💋 💜💜 👿 👿 🥳🥳
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Take the cuffs of him junior… but Daddy …do what I tell ya you moose twit…🚓😎👍✌️
I’d love to watch The Cannon Ball Run again
Gonna watch soon …now that you mentioned it! Thank you! 🚓😎👍✌️
Sgt JW Pepper gone right!
JW Pepper was from James bond movies. My favorite quote from him was..."what are you boy...some kind of doomsday machine"
Yes ... Bufford seems to have it a little more together than JW Pepper. Another JW Pepper line was.... "he a secret British secret weapon...JW says...On who's side" 👍✌️
Smokey and the bandit was a classic movie….
Absolutely!🚓😎👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 You got that right….
Is that car RWD? He couldn't possibly drive it with it on the jackstand or with a missing front wheel unless it were.
Yeah… rear wheel drive car! 🚔😎👍✌️
Yes most vehicles were rear wheel drive in the 70s. Very few were made front wheel drive. This movie was great for the time with the actual stunts. However the trans am was unibody and would not survive most of the damage presented! Burt reynolds films always had exaggerated and edited chase scenes like WHITE LIGHTNING had dubbed over audio to exaggerate the ford galaxie. The jack scene was not exaggerated or edited here
Very true... ironically...the red convertible car the Bandit is in during the final scene might be GM's first front wheel drive powertrain... if it's a Cadillac Eldorado!
🫵👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 oh yes I remember the craze for front wheel drivetrain especially up here in the north states for the winters. They implemented it for years closer to decades just here in the USA. If I’m correct I remember the Oldsmobile Toronado and Cadillac Eldorado going neck and neck as the first GM FWD vehicles, in 1967? Maybe 66. Was really odd, driving some of the biggest V8s available at the time before regulations in the early 70s.. with fwd!!
0:07 except Buford T Justice right?
.07 ….. Except for that “Bandit” that’s why the sheriff tells his son to “shut your ass” the Bandit is getting on his nerves!👍✌️🚓
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I like the scene where the driver of the truck rips off Buford’s car door, he knocks it way off of his car……
You did that on purpose….you #&#$@&! 😎🚓👍✌️
Smokey 3 was good too……Jerry Reed played the bandit…..
Don't think I have seen that one...thanks👍✌️
@@FranksWorld1 Smokey and the bandit part 3