D.C. Cab is a comedy film released in 1983. The movie revolves around a group of misfit cab drivers working for a rundown cab company in Washington D.C. owned by Harold. The drivers are all struggling, and the company is on the verge of bankruptcy due to competition from better companies in the city.
The story takes a turn when Albert, a young entrepreneur, comes to town with a dream of starting his own cab company. He approaches Harold with a proposal to buy the company, but Harold rejects his offer. Despite being turned down, Albert is determined to make his dream a reality. He starts by motivating Harold's drivers to take pride in their jobs and strive for success.
The climax of the movie occurs when Albert is kidnapped by some thugs who want his money. The cabbies, who have grown to respect and admire Albert, band together to rescue him and take down the kidnappers. In the end, Albert's dream is realized when he establishes his own successful cab company, with the help of Harold's drivers.
D.C. Cab features an ensemble cast of talented actors, including Mr. T, Max Gail, Gary Busey, and Bill Maher. The film received mixed reviews from critics but remains a cult classic among fans of '80s comedies. It is remembered for its quirky characters, hilarious moments, and upbeat soundtrack.