Thrills from Lou Lombardo. From the golden age, the vintage year of 1975, back when people didn't work so much from home. Somewhat lengthy and baroque perhaps but loose enough to feel the street level action. Made for a big screen. No shortage of explosions, stunts, bad guys, collisions, jams, helicopter action, in Vancouver, strung together by an unpredictable and fun George Segal who correlates to the disparate points of the conspiracy. Location scenes predominate throughout including from extreme heights. Of course excellent acting. Good color, editing and cinematography. With Christina Raines.
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