Roadie

Synopsis

In the 1980 film 'Roadie' starring Meat Loaf, the story follows Travis W. Redfish, a beer truck driver who becomes a roadie for a legendary rock band called 'Fleetwood Mac' on their tour. As Travis navigates the ups and downs of life on the road, he encounters various eccentric characters and experiences unexpected adventures. Along the way, he learns valuable lessons about loyalty, friendship, and the true meaning of rock 'n' roll. With a mix of comedy, drama, and music, 'Roadie' takes the audience on a journey filled with heartwarming moments and rock 'n' roll nostalgia.

Cast

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  Meat Loaf

  Travis W. Redfish

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  Kaki Hunter

  Lola Bouilliabase

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  Art Carney

  Corpus C. Redfish

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  Gailard Sartain

  B.B. Muldoon

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  Rhonda Bates

  Alice Poo Redfish

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  Don Cornelius

  Mohammed Johnson

Reviews

Critics have mixed reviews about 'Roadie'. While some praised Meat Loaf's performance and the film's nostalgic portrayal of the rock 'n' roll era, others criticized its predictable plot and lackluster execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low 14% rating, with critics mentioning that the film's potential was overshadowed by its clichés. On the other hand, IMDb rated it 5.2/10, indicating a more neutral reception from audiences. Despite its flaws, 'Roadie' manages to entertain viewers with its music, humor, and heartfelt moments. Fans of Meat Loaf and classic rock music might find it worth a watch.