I'm watching it online - started last night and turned it off. But then tonight I decided to try watching a little more, and I'm really getting to like it. I recommend it, and that you be patient with the first half hour. What's so bad about the start is the geographical screwups: two of the "Nashville" locations just don't feel like Nashville - they feel like Austin. And in one of the Knoxville shots, cut between real Knoxville shots, we get a good long look at a skyline featuring Nashville's iconic L&C sign. Someone should fix that one. But all is forgiven. In the end the little flubs don't matter. Just stick with it - you'll be glad you did.

What a Great Movie! forget words, Just see it!!!! NOW!!!!!!

There was not much action, no high speed chases (well no real ones, just dreams) and not much of his iconic laugh either. It has many dimension,s but I liked that it has a heartwarming story of an elderly man past his prime and a young girl in two juxtaposing times on their lives. I wish at the very end though we could have heard his icon laugh. Burt was a super star in the 70's and 80's, but as I was young kid I never relealized what a looker he was. He was a middle aged man to me then and now that I'm middle aged and I saw some of those photos - wow! He was a hunk! Hubba Hubba!

Well written, well acted and not anymore "breaking the fourth wall" than can legitimately be expected for the "wink and a nod" Vic Edwards (Single syllable first name, Two for the second) thinly veiled hommage to Reynolds' career arc. I suspect he's neither as impoverished as Edwards is made to appear, and one would sincerely hope not. I didn't really care for the "Bandit" movies, but Machine, Deliverance and any number of others are TRUE Classics. Note to Hollywood: Please, don't remake them...thank you...