I notice you’re asking about “Smokey and the Bandit 3” but there seems to be some confusion between movies and a game concept. The description you provided about Big Enos and Little Enos opening a seafood restaurant and enlisting Cletus as the new Bandit actually refers to “Smokey and the Bandit Part III,” which is a 1983 comedy film and the third installment in the Smokey and the Bandit series.
However, I should clarify that “Smokey and the Bandit Part III” was released theatrically in 1983, not specifically released for DVD in the USA in 2005 as you mentioned. The date you referenced (2005-06-29) appears to be when something related to iOctavio.com was added, but “Smokey and the Bandit Part III” is a movie, not a game.
Here is a summary and highlights of “Smokey and the Bandit Part III”:
This 1983 comedy film follows the continuing adventures of the iconic truck driver known as The Bandit. When Big Enos and Little Enos Bodine decide to promote their newly opened seafood restaurant, they need someone to transport a giant fish across the country. Since the original Bandit (Burt Reynolds) is unavailable for this mission, they turn to his cousin Cletus (also played by Burt Reynolds in a dual role) to take on the challenge.
The film features Cletus reviving “Trigger,” the famous Pontiac Trans Am, and strapping a massive fish to the roof for the cross-country journey. Naturally, the legendary Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason) is determined to catch the new Bandit and put an end to this scheme.
Key highlights include:
– Burt Reynolds playing dual roles as both The Bandit and his cousin Cletus
– The comedic setup involving a seafood restaurant promotion
– The iconic truck chase sequences that define the franchise
– Jackie Gleason’s memorable performance as the persistent Sheriff Justice
– The film serving as both a sequel and a passing of the torch within the series
The movie maintains the comedic tone that made the original films popular while introducing fresh dynamics through the cousin character relationship.