1970's C.C. and Company is a largely forgotten film (as it probably should be), and it is only really notable for starring Joe Namath fresh off his Super Bowl III win.
The film is about a biker gang member named C.C. Ryder (played by Namath) who quickly becomes interested in a fashion journalist named Ann (played by Ann-Margret). C.C. ends up entering a motocross race to impress Ann and, after he wins, he gets in a fistfight with the gang leader over the prize money. C.C. decides to leave the gang but, after he does, the bikers kidnap Ann and C.C. has to race against the gang's leader to win her freedom.
Overall, this movie kinda sucks. The acting isn't good, it's poorly written, at points Namath doesn't look entirely confident on a motorcycle, and the film feels WAY longer than it's 90 minute run time.
1 out of 5
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