Rotten Rides - Part III

He reluctantly decides to return to the present with Marty, but first, they have to find a way to get the DeLorean up to time-travel velocity with a broken fuel line and no gasoline. Bob Gale , Robert Zemeckis. Fox as Marty McFly.

Christopher Lloyd as Dr. Mary Steenburgen as Clara Clayton. Wilson as Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen. Elisabeth Shue as Jennifer. Matt Clark as Bartender. Richard Dysart as Barbed Wire Salesman. James Tolkan as Marshal Strickland. Hugh Gillin as Mayor. Jeffrey Weissman as George McFly. Burton Gilliam as Colt Gun Salesman. Bill McKinney as Engineer. Donovan Scott as Deputy. Daniel Evans as Verne. Kaleb Henley as Strickland's Son. Michael Watson as Buford Tannen's Gang. Todd Cameron Brown as Jules.

Dannel Evans as Verne. Prickett as Celebration Man. Dean Cundey as Photographer. Pat Buttram as Saloon Old-Timer 3. Cummings as Pie Lady. Rammel as Festival Dance Caller. Brad McPeters as Eyepatch. Rod Kuehne as Ticket Agent. Leno Fletcher as Conductor. Rick Logan as Needles' Gang.

Joey Newington as Joey. Larry Ingold as Train Fireman. Glenn Fox as Boy with Gun. Kevin Holloway as Marty Photo Double. Michael Higgins as Marty Dance Double. Dub Taylor as Saloon Old Timer. Mike Watson as Buford Tannen's Gang. Cohen as Needles' Gang. Ricky Dean Logan as Needles' Gang. Steve McArthur as Festival Man 1. Michael Mills as 2nd Townsman. John Ickes as Festival Man 2. Michael Klastorin as Townsman 1. Michael John Mills as Townsman 2. Kenny Myers as Townsman 3. October 21, Full Review….

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May 5, Full Review…. February 26, Full Review…. Affectionate, innovative, and vaguely lunatic. January 26, Full Review…. May 20, Rating: Ties up all the loose ends but runs out of energy and inspiration.

The weakest of the three, 's third entry is also the most conventional. The second was an utter shameless rehash of the first which literately didn't even bother to try and be remotely different, accept for the cargo it was virtually identical. Now with this they have turned the tables and tried a new angle by making Buford the mule, which I must give small kudos too. Alas they still can't escape the lure of the original flicks plot and simply have to make the movie into another big chase sequence. Unfortunately that small element of originality with Buford goes out the window, the reason being the Snowman manages to slow Buford down by stealing the large stuffed fish on his car.

Buford needs this stuffed fish to win the wager. Thusly this once again sees Buford on the chase, after the Snowman and the large stuffed fish. The twist concept of Buford being chased doesn't last long I'm afraid. Heck even Cledus the Snowman manages to pick up a female sidekick in virtually the same fashion as the Bandit did way back in the first movie. It appears that these movie characters have requirements, Buford always chases and the protagonist always has a female sidekick I don't actually know what Buford is in his police attire for this really, he is on the brink of retirement and once again is completely out of his jurisdiction the whole time.

I understand being a police officer in a police car would have its advantages in high speed chases but he's out of his jurisdiction! In America you can tell that easily from the car model, colour, body wrap layout and of course the badge on the side.

It doesn't matter of course because we all know its just for the movie, Buford has to be in his police garb, with his son, driving a wrecked police car, otherwise its not Buford T. I think we all know what to expect with this movie by now. There isn't much time to blink without possibly missing something as the entire movie is literately one big chase and crash sequence after another. There is very little actual plot or character building going in between the chaos. We see one chase and crash, Buford suffering some kind of humiliation and his car getting more beat up as it goes, then move on the next chase and crash.

The slapstick and pratfalls are on a grand scale with this one, perhaps even more so than before, where as the stunts are pretty predictable really, you can see what's gonna happen the second the scene starts. They even throw in some motorboat chases this time, just to mix it up a bit Its not really funny though, more childish and insane than anything, kids might like it but geez Put simply, it kinda works better than the second movie because they try something different, but it still doesn't work entirely because there is no Reynolds as the Bandit and Reed is no leading man.

The Snowman on his own just doesn't hit the mark even if he is driving the famous black Trans Am Firebird. If you like to spot all the old cars, pickup trucks and big rigs, whilst seeing a good old crunch up with solid stunts etc More Top Movies Trailers. DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Black Panther Dominates Honorees. Trending on RT Avengers: Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 Post Share on Facebook. Movie Info This is the third and final entry in the car chase saga. This time Sheriff Justice Jackie Gleason is tired and getting ready to retire until a brand new Bandit, who was originally Cletus Jerry Reed --the truck-driving friend of the original Bandit, appears to bedevil him.

Hal Needham , Robert L. Burt Reynolds as The Real Bandit. Jackie Gleason as Sheriff Buford T. Paul Williams as Little Enos. Pat McCormick as Big Enos.

Mike Henry I as Junior. Colleen Camp as Dusty Trails.

Faith Minton as Tina. Sharon Anderson as Policewoman. Silvia Arana as Latin Woman. Allan Berger as Hippie.

Ray Bouchard as Purvis R. Connie Brighton as Girl. Earl Houston Bullock as Flagman. Ava Cadell as Blond. Cathy Cahill as Mother Trucker. Leon Cheatom as Guide.

Candace Collins as Maid. Peter Conrad as Midget. Janis Cummins as Nudist Female. Jackie Davis as Blackman No. Dee Dee Deering as Mrs. Al DeLuca as Flower Vendor.