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By Andrejs P (115) on 27 Apr 2009

I really enjoyed this movie. Then again I'm a big fan of Peckinpah and westerns in general…

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By Jonny C (355) on 21 Mar 2009

Well umn just seen this movie 4 the 1st time n think that this is a good movie 2 watch...its got a good cast of actors/actressess throughout…

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By Adam Z (211) on 09 Feb 2009

Often credited as Peckinpah's most underrated film. It's less violent, but everything he stands for in cinema is still here…

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By Terri H (1,064) on 22 Dec 2008

Sam Peckinpah?s follow up to The Wild Bunch probably confounded fans expecting another blood soaked epic…

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By Marat P (198) on 28 Nov 2008

Robards and Peckinpah. Why haven't I seen this movie sooner…

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By Frederick M (227) on 13 Nov 2008

This is a great character study on a man of little education who happens upon something after being left for dead that will change his fortunes…

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By Tim H (1,310) on 02 Oct 2008

Not a fun movie or even a compelling story on the surface. However, there is some deeper meaningful stuff going on…

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By Jeremiah L (151) on 18 Jul 2008

Anything with Strother Martin or Slim Pickens makes me happy. Robards is great too. Funny entertaining Peckinpah western…

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By Jeffrey P (309) on 17 Jun 2008

To some degree, this film feels as if it were based on a play - there's very few settings, and many characters seem to wander in and out of…

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By Ron B (256) on 18 May 2008

This is the lighthearted western/musical that butch cassidy and the sundance kid wishes it was. absolutely stellar…

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By Jeff O (166) on 03 May 2008

A surprisingly sweet western from the master of bloodshed, Sam Peckinpaw…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 08 Apr 2008

Strange, dark, funny, sad, in a spazzy sorta nutty way…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 02 Mar 2008

Well done movie full of surprises. Pretty daring for 1970, a Playboy centerfold with a real role and great actors of varying skills/styles…

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By Fabienne D (6) on 26 Feb 2008

It has it's fun moments, a very strange reverent and a bath tub scene that is quite something…

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By Kevin E (331) on 17 Feb 2008

Jason Robards is incredible in this. Maybe the single best performance in a western…

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By Christopher F (331) on 29 Jan 2008

Is it a western? a comedy? a musical? I don't know, but I like it…

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By Rusty J (8) on 14 Jan 2008

The kinder, gentler, funnier Peckinpah is still a rugged he-man individualist at heart. Criminally underrated…

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By Louis D (127) on 14 Dec 2007

An untraditional love story that should be seen at least once. Peckinpah does a great job on this one…

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By James C (2,975) on 29 Nov 2007

Awesome movie, totally hilarious, and a great performance from Jason Robards. Didn't expect anything from this one, but I was happily surprised…

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By Scott M (2,584) on 29 Nov 2007

Awesome movie, totally hilarious, and a great performance from Jason Robards. Didn't expect anything from this one, but I was happily surprised…

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