a5c7b9f00b The title character, a popular NASCAR driver, clashes with the fried-chicken mogul that sponsors his racing team. Stroker Ace, a champion NASCAR driver, is standing at the top of his career, but is getting fed up with having to dohe&#39;s told. In between rebelling against his sponsor (a fried chicken chain)&#39;s promotion gimmicks (like making him dress up in giant chicken suit) he spends the rest of the movie trying to bed the buxom Pembrook. In the Nascar Fan Base there is a Curse associated with this movie. For all the Race care divers and how it affected their Carers after the movie. Even the Actors &amp; Director seem to be affected also. Only 2 Drivers were able to contend for more championships and a lot of them have Died or been Killed, Race teams have been disbanded or not been competitive.<br/><br/>Most of the Actors have fallen off the charts from were they were before the movie came out. Both Hal Needems Movies (production co.) and Race team is no more. <br/><br/>It is a good movie to look to the older days of Nascar. But You might even consider that some of the Tracks that they were racing on then are not on the schedule now either so maybe that was another part of the curse? For racing movie fans, &quot;Stroker Ace&quot; is hard to beat. It&#39;s definitely better than Driven and far less effective than Days of Thunder. It offers a comical, honest view of the sport through the life of Stroker Ace, who has secured a ride from a novice car owner intent on leveraging every ounce of Stroker&#39;s fame to sell chicken. It&#39;s the only race film to cover sponsorship honestly. Few know, Burt Reynolds was a stunt man before making itan actor. He has always had an affinity for stunt men and this is homage to these icons that entertain us at grave risk to themselves. Hooper is a stunt packed film that is entirely over-the-top in scope from Westerns to bar brawls to cars, you&#39;ve never seen all of this in one flick. It&#39;s a solid movie after all.<br/><br/>Overall rating: 7 out of 10. Burt Reynolds hits new lowshe mugs his way through this filmStroker Ace, a race-car driver who's under the control of chicken-franchise owner Clyde Torkle (Ned Beatty). The script is filled with good ol' boy humor and car crackups.
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