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By Sam A (557) on 28 Nov 2007

I don't think this movie provides anything new to the Western genre…

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By Benjamin K (203) on 26 Nov 2007

Sam Peckinpah's greatest film and the best of the modern Westerns. Coburn is exceptional…

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By Francis C (30) on 24 Nov 2007

The music and blank-affect acting of Bob Dylan are only two of the great things about this exceptional film…

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By James P (1,130) on 24 Nov 2007

To hear Kris Kristoferson tell somebody he's going to give them a tour of hell on a spider web is beautiful; hearing Dylan read the contents…

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By Adam F (1,100) on 18 Nov 2007

Poetic western with peckinpah ketchup thrown in, kristoff very miss cast as the kid…

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By Hindénbörg E (84) on 12 Nov 2007

Goddamn this movie fucking rules. If you don't like it, then I probably hate you. No. Nevermind that…

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By Tom R (1,102) on 12 Nov 2007

Lyrical and moving Peckinpah masterpiece. Shows his heart as much as his grit. Superb Bob dylan soundtrack, even if his perormanve lacks…

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By Lauren L (276) on 09 Nov 2007

No hay que dejar ver esta peliscula....alta violencia de los 70. 4 dogos sin dudarlo…

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By Trinity D (6) on 08 Nov 2007

Always liked James Coburn. Bob Dylan's music and character adds a lot…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 31 Oct 2007

The pacing is uneven, but the performances are great, and overall, a great tale of friends turned against each other…

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By Rolf S (121) on 26 Oct 2007

Bob Dylanin loistava soundtrack. Pat Garrett nÃ¤kee nuoren itsensÃ¤ BillyssÃ¤, eli siis tavallaan jahtaa itseÃ¤Ã¤n…

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By Adam Z (211) on 20 Oct 2007

One of the great anti-Western masterpieces of the 1970s…

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By Chris C (2,693) on 15 Oct 2007

A poetic masterpiece by the master, Sam Peckinpah. Even with its apparent flaws, I like this film every bit as much as I like THE WILD BUNCH…

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By Chris J (1,214) on 04 Oct 2007

Dirty, masculine, unappologetic; this could be a description of film or director…

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By Rod H (135) on 03 Oct 2007

Growing old and selling out,or keep it real and go out in a hail of bullets..a beatiful and moving bloodthirsty gem…

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By Marc L (980) on 30 Sep 2007

Last western from Peckinpah, it's not perfect but still very good, with some very powerful and yet poetic images…

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By Leif S (63) on 25 Sep 2007

Often, a director makes a film, realizes at some point that it was not his best effort, then claims (justly or not) that studio pressures altered…

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By Trent J (188) on 17 Sep 2007

A smooth ride, a different beat, and a good movie. Like Wild Bunch, it gallops at its own pace…

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By Mike B (1,929) on 16 Sep 2007

Not bad telling of the Classic Billy the Kid story, Not as action Packed or fast paced a Young Guns, but it dose sport some cool tunes by bob dillan…

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By Adil E (17) on 16 Sep 2007

Not bad and Kris Kristoferrson and James Coburn are great in their roles. Juts felt a big of judicious editing could have made this better…

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