Romance,Comedy,Family,Fantasy
United States of America
Herbie Rides Again is a 1974 American comedy film produced by Walt Disney Productions. The film is a sequel to the 1968 film The Love Bug. The film follows the story of an old lady named Mrs. Steinmetz, who lives in a Victorian house in San Francisco. The house is targeted by a corrupt property developer named Alonzo Hawk, who wants to demolish the house to build a skyscraper.
Mrs. Steinmetz's nephew, a lawyer named Willoughby Whitfield, tries to fight for her rights but is unable to stop Alonzo's plan. However, with the help of Herbie, a sentient Volkswagen Beetle that becomes Mrs. Steinmetz's unlikely ally, they are able to thwart Hawk's construction plans and preserve the house. Herbie proves to be a determined and resourceful ally in helping Mrs. Steinmetz and Whitfield to save her home.
The story unfolds through a series of comedic, action-packed adventures as Herbie and the characters battle to protect the house from Alonzo Hawk's efforts to demolish it. In the end, the film culminates in a dramatic showdown between Herbie and Hawk's bulldozer. Herbie manages to outwit the bulldozer, saving the house and enabling Mrs. Steinmetz to continue living in it.
Overall, Herbie Rides Again is an entertaining family film that combines humor, action, and heartwarming moments. The film's message of the importance of protecting the rights of the elderly, as well as the importance of traditional architecture and culture, is still relevant today.
