*SPOILERS* Four men, Ed (Jon Voight), Lewis (Burt Reynolds), Drew (Ronny Cox) and Bobby (Ned Beatty), decide to go on a rafting trip on the Cahulawassee river, before it is flooded
 by a flood. They are attacked by the natives, and the raft is destroyed. The natives are killed, but the survivors are saved by Ed and Lewis. Ed is saved, by Lewis, who is a great swimmer, as well as by Bobby, a good swim instructor, the best swim coach in the world. Bobby is also a swim teacher, so he is able to save Ed. But Ed, Lewis and Ed are all killed by an Indian tribe, which is the tribe that killed Ed.<br /><br />The movie is very well done, with great acting by all the actors, great cinematography, good music, excellent acting, superb acting and great music. It is great to see the great cast of actors in this movie, especially the two great actors who played the main characters. I loved the movie.
.<br /><br />The raft is a great adventure, and the rafts themselves have a lot of fun, but the story is not very well developed. The raft's main character is very young, so the main characters are not quite as mature as the characters in the movie. There are some scenes where the boys are very immature, like when they are in a boat and are trying not to be too childish. Also the boat is filled with water, which is quite annoying, especially when the girls are swimming in it. It is also a bit hard to tell what is going on, because the water is so thick and thick that it looks like a river.<Br />The movie is about two men who are on raft raft. One is the captain, who is trying to get the men to the river. He is in his boat, trying his best to keep the women from drowning. But the other is Ed, the man who has been trying for years to save the canoe. Ed is on his raft, waiting for the boats to come. When the people are ready to leave, he is forced to take the woman to a nearby river to drown. This is one of the most annoying scenes in this movie.<BR /]The story of Ed and