Breaker! Breaker!

A popular trucker's younger brother goes missing on his first run. He goes looking for him and comes across a very small very corrupt town run by evil judge and a few cops. 3 or 4 twon people help Chuck as he takes the town on. By the end he needs help from trucker friends. A fast paced great hour and 5 minutes EXCEPT the ending does not tell exactly what happened to several big names in it. The judge, the people who helped, Chuck and his brother. A great movie exceptthat and how short it is.

I appreciate having the movie reformatted to 16:9.I like the punching and kicking.I like the explosions. I like the car pursuits.I like the helicopter.This might be from 1977 but it was right to put it first in the row that Prime thought I would like.

What is there to say about this movie? It's Chuck Norris with no mustache fighting people in California over improper taxation and restrictions. It was clearly ahead of its time and will forever be cherished in the Library of Congress, or at least I assume that it is.

This 1977 film was a misguided attempt to cash in on the Citizens’ Band (CB) radio craze of the late Seventies, though actual trucks and truckers figure into it only peripherally. One fine day a young trucker, Billy Dawes, is forced to enter fictional “Texas City, California,” a dusty, inbred little burg known as a big-time speed trap. When he disappears, big brother J.D. Dawes (a pre-beard Chuck Norris) goes there to investigate.Expect way too much banjo music and car-truck-cycle chases on dirt roads, which is the only kind the town has. But of course, this is all grist for the RiffTrax mill, which makes their send-up of this all-but-hopeless movie one of their best. I especially liked the Seventies references: “Mark Spitz, town cop”; “Waitress style from the Rhoda Collection.” George Murdock, halfway through a very busy career of over 175 film and TV appearances, plays the florid town boss, “Judge Trimmings.” Terry O’Connor, credited with the screenplay, also plays “Arlene,” who offers wayside comfort to Norris. BREAKER! BREAKER! is hardly a milestone in Chuck Norris’s career, but this RiffTrax lampoon makes it bearable and fun.

Nicely made and put together early film, where Chuck does play a bad ass, but he's a normal guy at the same time.

This picture was made back in 1977 and I don't remember where I saw it at. This was a very young and very blonde Chuck Norris who played the role of John David Dawes. Also George Murdock plays the role of Judge Trimmings and terry O'Conner plays the role of Arlene. When John returns home he goes to see his brother who's riding a dirt bike. John brother Billy wants to drive a big rig and take a load of something somewhere. So John agrees to let Billy take a load gets to a small town in Texas. Billy gets into trouble with a Joshua Trimmings who's a crooked Judge that runs the small town. When John fines out that Billy never made it, he heads towards Texas to fine him. Breaker, Breaker, wasn't the best movie but it wasn't that bad. I give this movie 7 weasel stars basically for its action.

What do you get when you cross an 18 wheeler with Chuck Norris and throw in Mike, Kevin and Bill into the sidelines. Well, it's Breaker Breaker MST3K style.Norris looks SO naked without his mustache and the guys do NOT let that pass unnoticed.

The first official Chuck Norris movie made in which Norris is considered a main character. The acting is terrible and the plot is not too believable, but you just gotta love old 70's trucking CB movies. Especially when Norris (truck driver) seeks out his missing brother and punches out the entire town like a madman until he finds him. If you view this film from a deeper perspective, it brings to life the possibility of towns in the middle of nowhere that operate against all federal laws and guidelines, and get away with it for a while. I am sure there are some similar places that still exist like this in America today. Great action movie!

Es una película poco conocida de Chuck Norris, tiene una buena calidad de imagen, ya q es de los años 70's, donde el protagonista es un camionero

I've always enjoyed this film. It's a little dated and definitely cheesy but still as its guilty pleasure. Chuck Norris stars as a truck driver who's only thing he does better than driving transport trucks is kicking ass. After his little brother goes missing the clues lead him to a corrupt little hick town in the good 'ol southern U.S of A. There the little town practiced in torture and injustice must now face its greatest and most lethal impending disaster. A storm like no other, a storm called CHUCK NORRIS!!! Who will survive. I give you a hint, the town is levelled.

Chuck Norris good fighter as usual. Short story to tell you about trucking business and Chuck little brother is caught in a mess with a bad town control by a very bad law man that kidnap is brother. Lot of action and truck action near the end.

Good 👍

Great movie and hard to fine.