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By Ed Q (179) on 08 Jul 2008

A brutal and powerful tale of the nihilistic journey that is life, in which everyone loses all the time…

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By Aaron L (423) on 26 Jun 2008

Hypnotic and captivating -- those sunglasses Oates wears, the landscape, the disjointed story all make for an interesting viewing…

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By Ted S (201) on 25 Jun 2008

This is one of the craziest movies I've ever seen and yet it's one of my favorites. This is a must see for any Sam Peckinpah's fans out there…

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By Jono S (10) on 24 Jun 2008

Warren Oates is the body to the head…

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By Jon C (1,457) on 19 Jun 2008

Titanic solo gig from Warren Oates. Wazzer plays Benny, a man on the run from something…

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By Jonathan W (812) on 09 Jun 2008

Sam Peckinpah's masterpiece, and not without it's biographical aspects…

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By Jennifer R (652) on 09 Jun 2008

Sam Peckinpah's masterpiece, and not without it's biographical aspects…

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By Johan A (60) on 08 Jun 2008

I can not really decide what I think of this. It is poetic and beutiful in a ugly Peckinpah kind of way…

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By Nathaniel R (324) on 07 Jun 2008

Great revenge film that successfully justifies the amount of violence in the film, something I think Peckinpah failed to achieve in The Wild…

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By Graham H (129) on 28 May 2008

I find it difficult to understand why it's regarded as a classic…

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By Drew B (597) on 27 May 2008

Sam Peckinpah is truly one of the master American filmmakers. Here he reaches a new low in terms of spiritual despair and violence…

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By Kenneth G (88) on 25 May 2008

Let's go through the list: alcoholism? check. abused women and abusive men? check. check. gun fights? check. gravediggin? check…

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By Alex H (1,416) on 24 May 2008

I've never seen anything like this before…

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By Aaron W (748) on 20 May 2008

An absolute masterpiece. Peckinpah and Oates...what more could you want…

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By Marc R (473) on 16 May 2008

Classic Sam Peckinpah from start to finish! Everyone dies…

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By Patrick D (1,000) on 16 May 2008

It really is all about Warren Oates in this film. The first film I've ever seen with him…

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By Steve W (2,154) on 01 May 2008

A brutal and terrific movie about despair and futility…

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By Owen J (85) on 25 Apr 2008

Great to see Oates in a lead role. A mans one shot at redemption is ruined and then the nihilsm begins…

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By Aaron R (726) on 21 Apr 2008

Warren Oates is the balls. No actor could have pulled this off better…

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By Adrian M (346) on 16 Apr 2008

Ok, ok...Straw Dogs is my second favorite Pekinpah film, as stated in my review of that film, I didn't mention what my favorite all time Pekinpah…

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