Very very good! Suspense, all the movie long, great story, great acting, original, a movie gem! I'm the first to give it 10 stars, the others weren't so "generous". I put generous in between quotation marks, because the movie really deserves 10 stars. The director, Hubert Cornfield, made another very good film, "The Night of the Following Day", with a super cast, Marlon Brando, Richard Boone, Al Lettieri, Rita Moreno, Pamela Franklin, Jess Hahn. In this "Plunder Road", the actors are not big names. Except for Elisha Cook Jr. who is known and was a workaholic, starring in over 200 movies, and I've seen him in many, Gene Raymond, Wayne Morris, Stafford Repp, Steven Ritch (who is also the screenwriter), I only saw them in very few other productions. I also saw Jeanne Cooper in two small roles in "Tony Rome" (1967) and "The Boston Strangler" (1968). Too bad no one managed to stay with the gold, as the female character who serves them sandwiches and coffee at the stop on the road says, I would have wanted them to get away. And, they would have succeeded if they stayed put, hiding somewhere near the place where they robbed the train, and did not start to cross so many states and numerous police blockades.