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By Andy M (705) on 24 Apr 2008

Another great western that isn't the household name it should be…

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By Josh S (1,500) on 07 Apr 2008

Excellent movie....I must agree with the fella below.....the scene with Slim Pickens getting shot is brilliant.Plus the scene Alias (Dylan)…

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By Martin Å (401) on 07 Apr 2008

Excellent movie....I must agree with the fella below.....the scene with Slim Pickens getting shot is brilliant.Plus the scene Alias (Dylan)…

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By Eli O (25) on 03 Apr 2008

My favorite Peckinpah film and one of the favorite Bob Dylan album…

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By J.j. J (137) on 26 Mar 2008

Pretty cool movie about Pat Garrett's capture & slaying of the notorious Outlaw William H. Bonney aka Billy The Kid. Great cast as well…

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By Geoff P (212) on 26 Mar 2008

Am amazing film from a great director with a great cast. Even Bob Dylan is good in this film, and his soundtrack is sublime…

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By Bertrand M (14) on 25 Mar 2008

Un des plus beaux westerns de l'histoire du cinÃ©ma. Bouleversant…

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By Aaron W (748) on 25 Mar 2008

Sam Peckinpah's Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid is an exercise in sheer Western Shoot 'em Up brilliance…

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By Nat L (59) on 23 Mar 2008

The best western of all time. The soundtrack kicks fucking ass, the acting is unbelievable, and its all around a powerful movie…

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By Manuel R (39) on 19 Mar 2008

Una joya del magnÃÂfico Sam Peckinpah... Coburn en la mejor interpretaciÃ³n de su vida…

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By John H (1,894) on 10 Mar 2008

Surely one of the best five westerns ever made. One of the great films about sadness and regret…

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By Brad W (876) on 29 Feb 2008

An underrated and underseen western, one of the best uses of a folk/acoustic soundtrack and great performances from coburn, robards and kristofferson…

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By Bob S (742) on 24 Feb 2008

A weirder, more disjointed movie has yet to be made…

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By Sylvain J (35) on 24 Feb 2008

A weirder, more disjointed movie has yet to be made…

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By Mari J (30) on 18 Feb 2008

Excellent Western. I always love to see people take on multiple roles in films and Bob Dylan does just that…

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By Jon N (378) on 18 Feb 2008

Not entirely sure what this is about, but I think it is about growing up. It's a ridiculously good film, however…

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By Nicholas A (355) on 13 Feb 2008

The directors cut is great but taking out the bob dylan lyrics and only leaving in the music - WHY…

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By Mateusz Z (47) on 12 Feb 2008

Although good on the social commentary, music and performance, this is one of Pecknpah's most drawn out and least impressive pieces…

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By Ahmet Ö (11) on 08 Feb 2008

Absolutely one of the best western of all times.Excellent movie ,excellent soundtrack...Peckinpah is great…

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By Justin P (579) on 03 Feb 2008

Just watched the 2005 version - not sure whether I prefer the 'preview' version or this (seems some good stuff has been taken out but a nice…

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