70s chase flick with some cool driving stunts. Some characters are a little annoying but, still fun. Ending will be hit or miss, for me it was a miss. It feels like a big build up but when the ending occurs its shocking but underwhelming.

Not a bad movie, although it _is_ kind of dated now. By today's standards, there were parts of it that were painful to watch because of the stiff, stilted, hyper-exaggerated acting, and the dialogue? Don't get me started. The story itself was almost too bland to really be enjoyable, and - again, by today's standards - the driving wasn't all that jaw-dropping. I'm not sorry I watched it, but it definitely doesn't rank as a "must-see" by any standard. In its defense, I _will_ say that the ending wasn't foreseeable until about the last two seconds. Didn't see it coming. And *_that_* is a big plus.

“You know what? I think I’m finally ready to unload.” - Mary Coombs The movie that launched my love of Susan George. Between Ms. George and the closing scene the film has been in my head sense I was a kid. This film helped to launch my fascination with films. 🚓 :police_officer:💰

Such a great movie, five years ahead of the Dukes of Hazzard. Susan George is pretty outstanding, the poster art for her that depicts scenes that never occurred is pretty amusing, Odd that the fanart for this movie is the dispatch operator (??).