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By Kyle K (620) on 14 Oct 2007

Fantastic, Warren oats is incredible in an all to obvious performance dedication to one of the greatest film makers of all time, his director…

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By C. H (432) on 11 Oct 2007

Tragam me a Cabeça de Alfredo Garcia Western + road movie…

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By Jacob G (945) on 08 Oct 2007

Brilliantly benighting the ludic lamp of life, an illusion of ludus, flippant vengeance, exploitation, it's as bestial and ignorant a representation…

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By Bill B (2,505) on 08 Oct 2007

A tue Peckinpah classic, and a shining example of the late Warren Oates' acting. Bloody, violent, sad…

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By Trey D (91) on 06 Oct 2007

A very hardcore movie, with gay hit men. Warren Oates is under appreciated…

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By Guillaume H (214) on 01 Oct 2007

This is a totally nihilistic movie. The wildest movie ever, violent and immoral…

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By Marc L (980) on 01 Oct 2007

As bizarre as the title suggests. A rather well done portrayal of a man driven round the bend…

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By Dustin R (303) on 30 Sep 2007

Warren Oates carries a head around and looses his mind. One of my favorite movie titles ever…

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By Matt S (1,994) on 30 Sep 2007

Grotesque masterpiece by the late master. Almost apocaliptic in it's treatment…

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By Trent M (252) on 23 Sep 2007

My favorite Peckinpah....just different enough. Is QT the reincarnation of SamP…

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By Joshua P (517) on 23 Sep 2007

It's definitely a flawed film, but I still really love it. It's exaggerated Peckinpah in every way…

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By Wu C (278) on 16 Sep 2007

Here's your head's up: Trashy and savagely comic, Alfredo Garcia is a voyage into the twisted head of one of Hollywood's most uncompromising…

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By Garth D (131) on 15 Sep 2007

Oates is in fine form, and Peckinpah seems to have real passion invested in this grim tale…

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By Gaston N (3) on 11 Sep 2007

Not his best movie but a interesting movie not like anything else what I can think off…

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By Geoff D (36) on 10 Sep 2007

Not Sam's best moment but if you look between the lines it's one of his strongest statements - it's Sam being Sam…

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By Peter H (1,359) on 08 Sep 2007

A strong road story by Bloody Sam. Anyone who likes Wild Bunch, Straw Dogs or Cross of Iron should see this…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 06 Sep 2007

Nudity, rape, bloody violence, and a gun pointed at the audience, firing over and over and over. Yes, you are watching a Peckinpah film…

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By Noam S (49) on 31 Aug 2007

A classic peckinpah. as in all of his better films, it's an outburst of emotions - from tenderness to pure horror…

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By Nate J (456) on 29 Aug 2007

I guess i'd call this my favourite movie of all-time, even though I haven't seen every movie, so who knows…

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By Joe M (1,521) on 16 Aug 2007

For a movie of its type it's surprisingly and almost confusingly subtle…

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