Cannonball

Synopsis

Cannonball, released in 1976, tells the thrilling story of a cross-country car race where contestants will do anything to win. The film follows a diverse group of drivers who all have their own motivations for taking part in the dangerous and illegal competition. As they race through treacherous roads, they must navigate through obstacles, rivalries, and unexpected alliances. With adrenaline-pumping car chases and intense rivalries, Cannonball is a high-octane action film that keeps viewers at the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Cast

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  David Carradine

  Coy "Cannonball" Buckman

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  Bill McKinney

  Cade Redman

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  Veronica Hamel

  Linda Maxwell

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  Gerrit Graham

  Perman Waters

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  Robert Carradine

  Jim Crandell

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  Belinda Balaski

  Maryann

Reviews

Cannonball received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film for its non-stop action and exciting car chase scenes, others criticized its lack of character development and thin plot. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus reads, 'Cannonball is fast-paced but lacks substance, making it a forgettable experience.' IMDb users rated the film 5.5/10, with some users praising the thrilling car chases but criticizing the predictable storyline. Metacritic gave Cannonball a score of 35/100, indicating mixed or average reviews from critics. Overall, Cannonball delivers on adrenaline-fueled action but falls short in character depth and plot complexity.