Smokey and the Bandit 3-Movie Blu-ray Collection Deal

The classic Burt Reynolds CB-radio chase trilogy hits Blu-ray as a bundle for under nine bucks — a reasonable grab for fans of 70s muscle-car cinema, with some caveats on the sequels.

What you're actually getting here

This set covers all three Smokey and the Bandit films: the 1977 original with Burt Reynolds and Jackie Gleason at their most charismatic, then two sequels of noticeably diminishing returns. The first film holds up as a genuinely fun piece of late-70s Americana — Trans Am, CB chatter, and a cross-state bootleg beer run. Blu-ray means a cleaner picture than the old DVD releases, which is especially noticeable on those wide Southern highway shots. At under nine dollars for three discs, the format upgrade alone is worth it if you already love the original.

The honest take on the sequels (and whether that changes things)

Part II and Part 3 are where expectations need tempering. The second film recycles the formula with a bigger budget and less charm; Part 3 famously replaced Reynolds with a different lead and is mostly a curiosity. If you're buying this hoping for three equally entertaining movies, you'll be let down. But if you think of it as buying the original at a discount and getting two bonus discs — one passable, one skippable — the value math still works. Good pick for anyone building a physical media library of 70s classics or shopping for a Burt Reynolds fan.