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By Masorad ( (274) on 11 Mar 2009

This movie is supposely peckinpahs own autobiographical relationship to the studios…

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By Pj R (7) on 11 Mar 2009

This movie is supposely peckinpahs own autobiographical relationship to the studios…

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By John F (961) on 11 Mar 2009

This movie makes me want to wander around Mexico wearing a soiled white suit, a bottle of tequila, and some guy's head in a burlap sack...and…

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By Easton D (16) on 11 Mar 2009

This was the real Peckinpah, a dirty smelly booze-soaked ride through Mexico with Warren Oates scremaing at a severed head and eventually getting…

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By Nioto B (15) on 06 Mar 2009

Humpf... J'ai eu beaucoup de mal a tenir ma moitie eveillee pendant ce film. C'est... Quel est le terme technique dÃ©jÃ …

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By Codie E (453) on 05 Mar 2009

With Warren Oates ostensibly playing Sam Peckinpah, the director really leaves his impression on every aspect of the film…

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By James M (2,946) on 22 Feb 2009

There is only one great performance, and that is Warren Oates in 'Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia.' Sam Peckinpah is the Cinema…

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By Mark P (1,180) on 01 Feb 2009

This film has similar traits to Treasure of the Sierra Madre, notably the greed that can lead to the darker sides of human nature…

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By Ewan M (40) on 31 Jan 2009

This is pretty much canonical Peckinpah…

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By Private U (13,627) on 27 Jan 2009

Warren oates wears sunglasses better than anyone in the history of cinema. Peckinpah proves again that filmed violence can be art. masterpiece…

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By Peter B (1,397) on 21 Jan 2009

1. Oates. 2. Peckinpah…

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By Adam Z (211) on 14 Jan 2009

There are some weak scenes but generally a good movie…

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By Jukka P (11) on 11 Jan 2009

A mean, unpleasant and extremely personal movie. Very interesting…

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By Terri H (1,064) on 07 Jan 2009

A sickening wild west story of greed and death, Peckinpah by turns exposes touches of humanity and deadens with numb violence…

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By Hunter D (441) on 22 Dec 2008

Critically panned in its time, this is a film that many have come to respect over time…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 06 Dec 2008

Bloody Sam's Masterpiece, his perfect movie…

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By Alex L (798) on 24 Nov 2008

Once you make it through the unfortunately paced, and very awkward first half, this film becomes a wonderfully bizarre descent into madness…

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By Emily M (387) on 19 Nov 2008

This gets 4 stars strictly because it's the best-worst movie I've seen in years…

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By Jean D (55) on 09 Nov 2008

Bloody fantastic 70's grindhouse style thriller. it doesn't get any grittier. warren oates goes from loser to total badass…

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By Kevin C (1,734) on 09 Nov 2008

Excellent movie, great music, kind of a mix of Tarrentino and a spagetti western, Peckinpah at his most romantic…

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