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By Lee M (4,001) on 28 Jan 2008

88 Turner version: Pat Garret and Billy the Kid ranks up there with the best of Peckinpahs filmography…

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By Mark L (1,544) on 19 Jan 2008

Looks good, sounds good - likeable characters. Love that the opening scene shows Pat getting gunned down for his part in Billy's death…

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By Jonathan W (812) on 14 Jan 2008

Not a bad version of the story, but certainly not to become a classic…

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By Daniel G (1,520) on 13 Jan 2008

Great plot development. I like Kristofferson's portrayal of Billie as a generally good person while being a sought outlaw is convincing…

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By Mike K (761) on 13 Jan 2008

Meditative tale of the twilight of the old west. Mournful and haunting…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 13 Jan 2008

Great plot development. I like Kristofferson's portrayal of Billie as a generally good person while being a sought outlaw is convincing…

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By Jaakko-Juhana T (28) on 07 Jan 2008

2005 a new restored version, maybe the best yet (remember, they almost ruined it 1973, 1988 version was a little bit better.) It might be the…

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By Fredrik G (27) on 01 Jan 2008

Is there in the whole of american cinema a more beautiful scene than here when slim pickens, with a puzzled face, goes down to the river to…

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By Michael K (2,029) on 31 Dec 2007

Enjoyed this a lot, the best western that I've seen for a while…

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By Matías P (18) on 29 Dec 2007

una de las mejores de Peckinpah sobre un gran tema: Vender tus ideales o seguir testarudo en tu pelea…

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By Y?R E (14) on 28 Dec 2007

I don't like Sam Peckinpah movies, didn't like Cross of Iron didn't like Pat Garrett.. either…

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By Matt H (2,287) on 27 Dec 2007

This movie makes it a point to show that some bad men want freedom while others want nothing more than money…

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By Espen B (26) on 27 Dec 2007

If 'The Wild Bunch' was the Westerns violent death then this Peckinpah great is picking over the bones of the corpse…

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By Russell H (886) on 22 Dec 2007

Garrett & Kid used to be friends, until they chose their own paths. Now Garrett is good and Kid bad…

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By Tim L (543) on 09 Dec 2007

Quite simply this is one of the deepest films ever made and not just one of the most important westerns…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 09 Dec 2007

In Peckinpah's farewell to the western, we see his trademark attention to detail, the appearance of every western character actor still living,…

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By Bill W (569) on 06 Dec 2007

In a way this is Sam Peckinpah trying to be Sergio Leone and flubbing it. I have mixed feelings about this movie…

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By Stevan S (29) on 06 Dec 2007

Coburn at his best, a true western with no hollywood bull shit…

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By Greg N (367) on 02 Dec 2007

Interesting only as a historical curiosity, really. Cobern and Kristofferson are both very good…

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By Nicolas B (279) on 29 Nov 2007

Great music, actors, one of Peckinpah's best westerns for sure…

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