Smokey and the Bandit (9/10) Movie CLIP - The Snowman Is Comin' Through (1977) HD
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With the State Troopers right on their tail, Cledus (Jerry Reed) barrels through the road block and completes the run, delivering the beer in style.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
"Smokey," aka Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), is the prospective father-in-law of unwilling bride Carrie (Sally Field). The Bandit (Burt Reynolds), a maverick racecar driver, makes an 80,000-dollar bet that he can transport a shipment of Coors beer from Texarkana, TX, to Atlanta within 28 hours. It's important to note that in 1977, it was illegal to sell the Coors brand east of the Mississippi River without a permit; if we don't note that, then the plot won't make sense at times. Already in danger of arrest from redneck lawmen like Buford T. Justice, Bandit furthers his chances at a stiff jail term when he offers a ride to Carrie, who hopes to escape her unwanted wedding to Justice's boy. The rest of the film is one long chase; not quite as subtle as a Road Runner/Coyote cartoon, not quite as restrained as a Three Stooges comedy. Universally panned by critics upon its first release, Smokey and the Bandit reportedly pulled in just under $126 million and led to two sequels.
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TM & © Universal (1977)
Cast: Pat McCormick, Jerry Reed, Burt Reynolds, Paul Williams, Sally Field
Director: Hal Needham
Producers: Mort Engelberg, Jules V. Levy, Robert L. Levy
Screenwriters: James Lee Barrett, Hal Needham, Alan Mandel, Charles Shyer, Robert L. Levy
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You gotta love how Snowman was the one who spent half of the film worrying that it couldn't be done and fussing that they were behind schedule, and right when the chips are down and it's the Bandit who's about to call it quits, Snowman's the one who gets the job done.
Well, they'd gotten that far,hadn't they?
Why not keep going & see what happens?
💯💯💯💯🤘✊
And i think this scene shows what good of a plan this really was. Even Bandit forgot that he only had to make this about himself so Snowman could lay low and do his part of the job. But Snowman never forgot that and played that final card like a charm.
I know it's just a movie but, I guarantee you that you'd have at least one punctured tire from mowing down the bikes at the Petrol 76 station.
I always think of this as Snowman's Han Solo moment. Bandit is Luke about to get destroyed. But his guy buddy with a big ole freight truck saves the day.
Fred was one of the greatest dog actors since Lassie. That poise, that deadpan... and not once did he break character.
Most of the time during filming, Fred was dog tired.
And all of his lines were adlibbed.
Nobody knew that Fred was going to just strip off his collar & go for a nekkid swim during one of the filming breaks but Hal Needham had a camera running & used the footage.
When you work with The Great One,everyone ups their performance.
@@doughesson That is 100% true. Fred was known for offbeat antics as well, like drinking the Snowman's beer when he wasn't looking, and peeing on his seat before he sat down.
@@antennawilde Spuds McKenzie was NOT the original party animal.
You can't forget flash from The Dukes of Hazzard
jerry reed has the perfect amount of chaotic energy to play snowman. playing a role is easy when you can be yourself
Yep!
Both him and Burt Reynolds had some serious chaotic energy. In fact, the whole cast of this movie did.
Yes!! Exactly!
I love how there is no music playing when Snowman over takes Bandit. You just hear the truck...excellent movie making
Shame it was all ruined on the BluRay release. When they "remastered" it for BluRay, the 40+ year old filmmaking and the audio of the movie didn't hold up so they over-dubbed a lot of the sound effects with generic sounds from various other movie muscle car sound effects in the studio catalog.
Other than The Millennium falcon In Empire strikes back...This is the best piece of movie making ever...
Well yeah...snowman was their ace in the hole. This was HIS moment to shine, so what better way to introduce the snowman than to have it ALL about him and his truck.
Whoever is driving that 18 Wheeler is one hell of a good driver. He takes both sharp turns like a bat out of hell and kept the truck on the road.
I think Hal Needham himself drove the truck during stunts. I think Cary Lofton was a stuntman in this too he had experience driving truck in Speilbergs movie Duel
Only problem is anyone who has drove truck will tell you if that trailer was loaded it would have flipped in that 90 degree turn
No. Hal didn't drive it. One of my friends worked on the Movie in Georgia.
And there's another sharp one earlier in the movie when they are going westbound (and down). Even as a kid I was like, whoa!
@@dodge8802 Well of course it's not loaded and most likely slightly weighted to one side to keep it from flipping during the turn. It's old Hollywood magic. Like when he crashes through the cop cars. Looks closely at the before during and after. Before he hits the cars he's just a KW W900, When he hits the cars, still a KW W900 but with a bull bar on the front. After he goes through them, no more bull bar.
It was like this for so many old time shows and movies. A-team, anytime the Van jumped the headlights of the van would turn from Square to round and the van would be a MUCH older model. B.J. and the bear? Anytime B.J. had to crash through something his KW K100 would suddenly have it's front bumper extended 3 feet out in front of it. They were things you tended to miss in the moment, but would see after the fact when you revisit it later on.
'Move over, good buddy because the snowman is coming through.'
One of, if not the best line in the movie.
And long as someone is, out there,,besides,
Channel 19,
My dream, of a truck, would, haul more, to feed, than to show,,
Gets me all the time 😂😂
Me shifts in 16 gear
The snow is a coming thou
RIP Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed, and now Burt Reynolds. Best movie of my childhood. 😔🐊
End of another era. RIP, Smokey.
Bandit 1 and Bandit 2 are together again making runs up in heaven while Sheriff Bufford T. Justice is in hot pursuit.
Best movie of my middle age crisis lol
RIP BURT RENYOLDS greatest legend in the world.
Don't forget Fred.
R.I.P Fred.
The Snowman is/was/forever will be the ultimate bro.
You gotta love Big Enos' fortitude: man enough to admit he lost and willing to hand over his Cadillac to help a wanted man escape the police.
And then they turned him into a cheating would be murderer in Part 3
we dont talk about part 3 @@jamesnoble8205
"Hot damn, we’re gonna make it" sends tears to my eyes every time, don’t know why.
Oh I know why! :-)
Snowman don't care about the cars in the way with the kenworth
The Snowman does not need theme music, that Kenworth is all the music he needed !
My father was a truck driver
And I will never forget the day we saw this movie in the theater.
God bless him and all the good laughs we had.
Very good movie.
God bless all truck drivers and drive safe.
Forty-three years ago and still going strong. Smokey and The Bandit (1977) was the only film to give Star Wars a run for its money that summer and well into that fall. Half of my affection for this movie is from nostalgia with the other half from my belief that Smokey and The Bandit is timeless entertainment.
I’m 23. It’s timeless entertainment. I’ve watched this movie like 100 times lol
For my 12 birthday,I didn't want to go see that space movie but my sisters thought that Harrison Ford was cute so I didn't get to see Smokey & the Bandit until later that summer.
Has it really been that long!? Wow.
@@doughesson Wow! Sorry about that. Girles are fickle. I would've taken Burt myself.
My dad showed me this when I was under 10
Years old an I’m still in love with at 30 years old.
“Speedy car...”
“...speedier then that...”
"Hot damn we're gonna make it" and you did Burt, all of ya did, go say hi to Jerry and Jackie for me, oh and don't forget Fred. GODSPEED BANDIT. R.I.P
❤️
very well put
I'm sure all of them are up in heaven sharing a Coors beer right now. Lol
@@nascarfanatic2425 I'm sure they're not because heaven is a piece of fiction like everything written in the biggest book of fiction.
@@ValiantWrestling As is science. 😂
the sound of that truck when it overtakes the trans- am...awesome
I think they took that sound from the movie Duel. The '55 Peterbilt 281 in that film made the same noise
Cummins NTC400 attached to a fuller 18 speed.
Yeah,but the Bandit should have kept on drawing attention from the police while Cletus kept on to the race track to finish the run.
Damned artistic license.
@@coreyschmidt1647 sounds more like a 3406 cat
projects but it's not, everything I've found says two of the trucks used for the movie were Cummins powered, and the 3rd was a V8 cat, most likely a 3208.
“Well we’re just going to introduce them to da boi” *Cops start heavily sweating*
"dammit! move them ve-hickels, we gotta get throo theaugh!" my favorite line in the movie
"Daddy, you're about to have your evening ruined for you." Lmao
“Hold my beer- literally”
I don't know why but the sound of that Kenworth reving up it's Cat engine just sends chills down my spine and gets my adrenaline going! Love it!
Not a cat engine. Cummins. Research, it will tell you.
@@joelong1159 there were 3 trucks used, one was a 1973(you can see the gold hood emblem) then there was a 74 and a Canadian model(look for the more uncommon air cleaner caps) there is quite a bit of info on these in the movie data base. One truck did have a cat 1693, the one in the opening start up was a cummins 2 stroke vt-903. I believe the other was a inline 6 cummins. The cummins 2 stroke has a more mellow sound than the Detroit 2 strokes but you can still tell it apart from 4 stroke. Might be easier for me since I own a few vt-903 trucks
The sound of this truck is taken from the famous 1971 duel movie
@@slaviacars8499 it's been changed because in the movie it was different
@@joelong1159 You can do a lot in editing.
like it or hate it. im still impressed with the stuntdriver making that turn at that speed.
Snowman was always coming in clutch.
Rest in peace Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed, and Burt Reynolds. You brought so many smiles to so many faces with this movie. Still watch it every year the weekend of July 4th with several friends from back in those days. We've lost a few of them over the years too.
"They don't even know Cletus Snow exists"? Well if any of them were listening on the cb, they sure as hell do now.
Even as a kid,I'd always wondered why nobody reported that semi that seemed to be moving in conjunction with the Trans Am.
doughesson coincidence, i've seen it. If an entire convoy of trucks can form, odds are there's at least one four wheeler goin the same place.
doughesson me too!!
doughesson
Because aside from speeding the truck was driving normally on highways whereas the trans am was going around on backroads being constantly chased etc. In real life that’s the “blocker” technique of bootlegging just highly exaggerated you do a bunch of things that the cops go look into as being problems so that another vehicle full of whatever you’re bootlegging doesn’t even get noticed even if it’s speeding
@@jaysmith1408 Across 4 states,though they never got more than 50 miles from Atlanta during filming?
I've never gone that far & had the same bear bait around me.
But then I only drove 18 wheelers for 4 months. The rest of my OTR experience is in buses & crew vans.
Trans Am: "I'm the real star of this movie"
Kenworth at 0:47: "Hold my beer"
Literally hold my beer
You knew that truck was the star right from the opening scene it was all about that 18 wheeler They didn't even show any peoples faces it was just the truck
All 400 cases!
All the Pontiacs were there as an advertisement
The Kenworth was chosen for the film
HOLD IT YOURSELF!
In memory a Burt Reynolds aka "The Bandit" ... Rest in Peace .. your movies and your Legend will live on .
lol. The dog doesn’t care what’s happening 😂
I heard he got the job because he wouldn't do a think Burt tried to get him to do.
"Here's the key to my Cadillac, that'll leave me with an even dozen."
LOL
I never understood this entire time what he meant by that. I just now realized the joke was he has 13 Cadillacs because he is so rich.
Jerry reed was the ace in this movie he wrote the sound track and was the co star of one of the greatest movies ever made
I just crack up every time I see the snowman's truck come barreling around the corner and through all the police cars.X)
"Take my Caddy. That'll leave me with an even dozen."
I wish they still made movies like that in 1977 !!
I loved Fred, I thought he was such a cool dog.
He's my favorite in this movie!
I’m thinking about getting a Bassett bound and naming him Fred or flash
Roscoe P.Coltrane, Sheriff had "Flash" who looked a lot like Fred!!!
Fred was a pound rescue before the term was coined.
Burt Reynolds said that dog pounds for the surrounding counties around Atlanta were emptied when the producers announced that they were looking for a local dog for the movie.
People wanted to have a famous dog & brought any dog that they could to the casting call
the sound of that turbo on the third shift..... shivers man... shivers.
RIP Burt Reynolds
ooooh i just love that truck engine when snowman gears down and floors it... oooooh yes
0:38 *The Snowman has entered the chat*
“WHOA! NEGATORY,NEGATORY! What,is you crazy or sumthin’? We came this far,didn’t we?!”
I miss all of them. I will never forget the memories.
1:43 The stuntdriver is wheeling the hell out of that rig here. Pretty impressive considering the year of that Kenworth, Driver sure had some balls.
they had to custom build a stunt double which was souped up and stiffened enough to pull a high speed turn like that without flipping, and the stunt driver still did it on the absolute edge of the limit. it was a one take shot.
Man, the world doesn't seem the same without the Bandit and the Snowman in it. :'(
Man these were good times better than the mad world we live in today. Ha I must be getting old.
Love this movie. One of grandpa's favorites he will watch this on a movie marathon weekend when I stay with them. Between his classic movies and grandma's home cooking I have a blast.
I LOVE SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT
Who doesn't
Me too. Smokey And The Bandit is one of my favorite movies of all time.
"Well here's my Cadillac. That'll leave me with an even dozen." You mean that Big Enos has 13 Cadillacs?
Now that makes more sense. I never figured what he meant by that, or if instead of the full 80 grand, he gave them the Caddie as partial payment and owed 68 grand instead.
He *is* from Texas.
The character was described as being ridiculously wealthy. He had huge houses, farms, boats, etcetera. Not surprisingly he owned a huge number and variety of motor vehicles.
The dude is totally loaded of course!
I bet he want make it put me 500 on the bandit lol love that part
"Did you see that they went right threw another roadblock?"
" You sum bitches couldn't even close an umbrella."
LOL XD
@@patriot3431 Shows this movie had great foresight talking about our times US president
I just love the sound of the semi when he pasted the bandit.
In 2016, Trans Am Depot, a Florida-based automobile customization company, announced that it would build 77 Trans Ams that would be modeled after the car that Reynolds drove in the 1977 original, despite Pontiac having been discontinued by GM in 2009. These new models were built off the Camaro platform (the very same one that the real Firebird and Trans Am used), came with Pontiac arrowhead, flaming bird and Bandit logos, as well as instrument panels, center consoles and hood scoops emulating their 1977 counterparts, and were signed by Reynolds. Some differences included the use of a supercharged 454-cid (7.4-liter) Chevrolet-sourced engine that put out 840 HP, and four round headlights, which appeared on the 1967-69 Firebirds/Trans Ams only; the actual 1977-81 models had rectangular headlights
77 sons of Trigger.....
Rest in peace, Jackie, Burt, Jerry, Pat, Mike. All of them made these movies so much fun.
this movie is basically a documentary about me. i would have been nothing without them.
0:45 This Sound from the Truck remembers me the Duel from 1971.
man that driver of that rig....keeps it on all 18 goin around that turn. that's the real star of this film.
I love Jerry's laugh funny guy RIP Jerry And Now Burt
It was at that moment that snowman started grabbin gears in that A model KW that I knew there was no better sound in the world. 💪🏻🇺🇸💯
That’s my favorite part of the movie after all these years.
Well-made move on over, good buddy, cause the snowman, is comin' through!
Love it!
Fred is the best dog!
Two of the best basset hounds in TV/movie history: Fred and Flash. Gotta love basset hounds.
Sally was so sweet in this film. Can't blame Burt for wanting some of that.
Joe Snow weren't they together back in the 70s and 80s?
Joe Snow Carrie was my first crush
Yes!
Joe Snow
Yeah he was hittin' that too.
The fact that they were falling in love off-set is part of why I think they do so well on-screen together.
0:37 So Move over a little bit, good buddy, 'cause the Snowman is comin' through
Anybody else heart smile when that old Kenworth started snorting changing gears?
Just super impressed with the driving of the big rig!
"Hold on to ya ass Fred!"
Yea me too.
I thought he said Red! Lololol
Fred was the unsung hero of this movie :)
Fred just wants to swim, don't care about no beer or clam chowder
My favorite line in the whole damn flick.
The Snowman and the Bandit, together again.
I love this scene....even the hero needs to be rescued at times....the Snowman is coming through!
Burt's made alotta' movies and this and "The Longest Yard" and "Deliverance". They have to be his three best movies,it'd be difficult to put these three in order.But I plan on spending tonight watching these three again.😊😊😊
“You’re crazy and I’m divorced.” I’ve probably said that more than a few times to my friends. Sometimes I’m surprised I’m still alive
If you are like me and have seen this movie so many times you probably can recite every line from move.
"Gimme $500 on the Bandit".
Mark Scaife “id love to kick his ass just once”
@@that1driver183 Great psychology. Why don't you just say something about my mother?
AZDuffman you’re momma is so ugly.
Best line in the whole movie.
Give me 700 on da snowman
This movie is one of the sole reasons I’m a truck driver
Same, driver
"One of" and "sole" dont belong together on a sentence. But get what you sayin.
This is one of the greatest scenes ever put to film
Still watching this movie in 2020
It ages but never gets old.
This is one of my favorite parts of the movie. Snowman's time to really shine
That Cat purring away and the turbo whistling.., sexiest sound in the world right there.
That truck engine sounds like the truck in the movie duel
Thats because it is XD
I always feel like the part where he breaks through the gate, and the 2 guys run, looks uncomfortably close for the actors, because you know it must have been real. Today it would be cgi, but they were actually a split second from getting smunched. All it would take is 1 slip or trip. I'm not even sure they planned for it to be that close. They probably looked at each other afterward and said "Man...that was a close one!"
The sound of that truck on overtake makes my hair stand on end. Love it
Pure power.
Fred and snowman both should have won best supporting actor in this movie. Fred was a vibe lol
1:45 my dad is a trucker, and I've seen him make that turn plenty of times! XD
Caiti Thomas if you have a single truck and trailer that are always stuck together, you will get to know exactly what they can do. Been there,
Trucker here. Those are the most satisfying turns.
ya they quite the machine
I've made that turn myself plenty of times that truck was doing maybe 10-15 MPH during that scene trust me it wasn't moving much faster than that. Heck the 90 degree corner in Cleveland is rougher than that on I-90 so is the corner in Kansas City you have to take for 35
@@haroldbenton979Dead Man’s Curve, I go through that all the time.
How that truck takes that sharp corner under the banner at a high speed still impresses me. ( 1:43 )
I did it once, and there is a lot more than you think takes affect when you make a turn like that.
I notice different brands of cars used as cop cars I’ve never seen before. But, we will probably never be able to make a film like this, again.
1:47-that’s still my favorite part of making that semi do that hi-speed turn
This is my favorite scene. Brothers band together when there's a job to do. Lol
I love it as they're driving down through the crowd, Fred starts barking.
Probably my fave scene in the movie as that rig enters the fairgrounds in a high-speed turn..
Can't say I know much about driving trucks, but that was some serious driving skills on display.
Just an awesome movie from beginning to end.
I'm a trucker myself with nearly a half-million miles under my belt, and I can say I love that turn as it's freakin impressive.
1:57
Big and Little Enos are some lucky SOBs
Luck got nothing to do with it. They are rich. Women follow money like flies.
Like filthy rich.
R.I.P... Burt Reynolds was larger than life.. Loved and still loved by millions. * He will be dearly missed forever.
"Daddy, you're about to have your evening ruined for you"
got to give it up 1:45 helluva turn
The trans am may look mean rollin down the highway by herself. But that truck cruising along next to it with cops all around behind. Gives me goosebumps everytime.
One of the Best Films ever !
Smokey and the bandit is one of my favorites of all time besides the orginal Star wars film a new hope.
That year the only movie to beat Smokey and the bandit in box office sales was Star Wars
0:43 When cops hear that sound, they know to back off cause that engine means serious business.
+Joshua Peterson Lol.
Only problem is that's just a sound effect added in when they remastered the movie audio. It's a 350 Cummins sound effect. This truck actually had a CAT 3408 in it I believe. Either way it still sounds badass.
And it sounds like the same one they used in the movie "Duel"
It is the same sound. This is the remastered version of the movie.
You don't fuck with a diesel.
My favorite scene in the movie took place after the motorcycle gang beats up The Snowman. Yeah, real MEN, those bikers...took all of THEM to beat HIM up. But then, not to despair, it took only The Snowman and his mighty rig to get back at ALL of THEM!
COOL! Thank you! I'll check it out!
Well The Snowman wasn't going to let those bikers hurt Fred.
Far out!
Cletus getting beaten by the bikers and then
getting even by running over their bikes is
an Urban Legend dramatized!
@@johnthacker5246 Exactly. It was fun seeing it enacted in the movie.
Love the sound of that cat winding up
Just have to add to the others comments here. When the Snowman change lane and pass the Bandit, oh, still goosebumps! Comin thru!
1:06 ram bar magically appears, I’m not hating, just notice it. Love the bandit movies 1&2
1:47 that's one helluva turn for a big rig like that
Thank you for posting.
Jerry Reed, son of the South.
And,
Probably the best guitar player who ever rose out of a Louisiana swamp.
All due respect to Jerry Reed...that would be Buddy Guy.
Duel Truck Engine Sound: i wish it was in ETS2 as an option.
That truck's grill must be made of some sci fi super metal, there's not a scratch on it after all that ramming.
look closer. the truck they used to ram the patrol cars had re-enforced steel bars in front of the grill.
TommyGunnz8427 And you think that a few steel bars would protect the parts of the truck's front end they did not cover? They're steel bars! Not force fields.
alinkyng the weight of the truck + speed makes it easy to push those cars aside, because they could be pushed aside the steel bars didn't had to absorb all the energy of the hit, unlike with a collision with a solid wall which would have caused the front-end to go to hell.
rik veenstra Your understanding of the physics involved is amazingly poor.
alinkyng Not as poor as your attention to my comment. i said the truck they USED! different truck you fucking moron! as far as the steel bars, I had forgotten what they were called at the time. google Moose bumper. they're designed to take frontal impact and have enough surface area to shove a STEEL car from the 70's out of the way without having fragments obliterating the motor. (i'm sure the tractor had some damage) and now, back to my original point. they used a different truck for that scene!!
0:42 I just realised, that's the same engine sound effect used in the 1971 movie Duel! XD love that engine noise! don't quite know the source but its still brilliant!
Just the same motor I'm pretty sure
Fred never missed a line. Perfection!