For a kid that wanted nothing else than to be a trucker, Convoy was the ultimate film back in the 80s. I actually ended up working as a trucker for half a decade twenty years later, but that is another story. I know Convoy has a lot of faults, but hell... I can't help but like it. There's something about the films that captured you when you were a kid. They never really let go...

I think this is one of the classics of 70s cinema. Not a must-see but a classic nonetheless. It's not perfect by an means. The first half leans more towards a comedy while the second becomes more serious. And Ali McGraw, well, she's not cutting it. What I really love are all the stunts that are real and therefore still look great. Like I said, great movie where the important issue unfortunately get's somewhat lost in between.

Woah. Okay, I know this movie is supposed to be terrible, apparently. Claim whatever you want about it, but I had a blast with this. Maybe I'm just a sucker for these truckin movies...

I mean it is an alright movie. If you are looking for something in this style Smokey and the bandit is much better

This movie starts out as a trucker-cop 1970s comedy movie à la Bandit. It evolves though into something a bit more serious. It becomes a movie about friendship and doing what is right when facing unfair politics and authorities. While it is never a world-changing philosophical movie, it is solid entertainment with a good cast and a message that is still understood today. Just have fun.