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By Nick K (690) on 18 Jan 2014

Heard about for years, finally watched it, and thoroughly enjoyed…

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By Mister C (109) on 03 Jan 2014

Sam Peckinpah's next to last real masterpiece was also the film that nearly destroy his career as one of Hollywood's most maverick filmmakers…

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By Little B (77) on 08 Dec 2013

The plot is a bit silly, but the unconventional Peckinpah's direction and some cool character make it pleasant enough to watch…

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By Miguel A (296) on 10 Nov 2013

Sendo provavelmente um dos filmes em que Peckinpah melhor demonstra como um dirty job pode também ser uma viagem pelo absurdo, Bring me the…

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By Irvin C (321) on 10 Nov 2013

By virtue of its title, I went SOLD! but then it's also directed by Sam Peckinpah so it's DOUBLE-sold…

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By Tim M (3,013) on 08 Oct 2013

Kind of a head scratcher. AAAHAHAH-- Oh, no. Wait. I--I don't get it…

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By Sterling B (74) on 28 Sep 2013

Another 70's nihilistic movie with a downer ending and a existential tone. The first half is boring, but then it picks up…

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By Ian R (982) on 28 Sep 2013

Another 70's nihilistic movie with a downer ending and a existential tone. The first half is boring, but then it picks up…

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By Yousif V (111) on 29 Jul 2013

A wonderful time piece that depicts 1970's Mexico City and its surroundings…

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By Daryl K (209) on 13 Jul 2013

A portrait of noble self-destruction, displayed with all the depravity, seediness and violence that can entail…

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By Panos M (479) on 13 Jul 2013

Choreographic violence, pessimism, suffocating atmosphere; a living hell. This is the most authentic imprint of Sam Pechinpah's bleak universe…

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By Chase V (97) on 09 Jul 2013

Weirdly cheesy and melodramatic, but oh so good…

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By Brandon S (2,121) on 27 May 2013

Possibly the second or third Peckinpah film I've managed to squeeze in over the years, despite the man's obvious reputation as a great filmmaker…

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By Brad G (899) on 12 May 2013

There's nothing sacred about a hole in the ground or the man that's in it…

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By The Phantom C (176) on 31 Jan 2013

Not to my liking. I found it dull. 'twas a terrible introduction to Peckinpah as far as I'm concerned. I'll give him another chance though…

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By Nathan R (476) on 26 Jan 2013

Peckinpah stole the french new wave cool for America with this Action Adventure flick…

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By David G (2,424) on 01 Jan 2013

Warren Oates is one of my favorites. Another one of a kind film experience…

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By Nicholas B (317) on 30 Dec 2012

Probably Peckinpah's best, and a personal all time favorite…

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By Zdravko P (134) on 16 Dec 2012

It's got that great grindhouse feel with blockbuster action. It's so much fun. Greatest title in the world by the way…

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By L W (29) on 22 Oct 2012

In the 70s, life was damp and friendship came in a greasy paper bag…

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