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Brian you are right ......I don't think Moonrunners would even be mentioned if it wasn't for the Dukes...

It really wasn't a bad movie. It was just of a regional type of movie in the 70's. You had movies like Dirty Mary , Crazy Larry - Peter Fonda, Walking Tall - Joe Don Baker and Bo Svensen in the sequals, The Last American Hero - Jeff Bridges and the Burt Reynolds movies Gator and White Lightning...There are others too numerous to mention...But these movies did well in the rural areas than in the more metropolitan cities because the more rural areas related to the themes a heck of a lot better..

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Eh, I dunno. Moonrunners was a gritty flick. With the car themes, it was sort of a "Smokey and the Bandit" meets "Deliverance." I find Moonrunners noteworthy for it's historical value to the Dukes of Hazzard; but if it hadn't been followed by the Dukes of Hazzard; the movie itself would have been forgettable.

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tmoonrunners that the name of it, my mind is going on me. anyways, that movie should be remade.

even though this movie is not a reunion movie featuring the original cast, it still will feel like an reunion movie because the dukes are racing against boss hogg and his henchmen from selling the farm to a woman who wants to build a highway or something.

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