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By Harold N (17) on 28 Dec 2012

A tremendous movie with unforgettable performances by Brando and Nicholson…

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By Camille L (1,034) on 03 Dec 2012

Western qui promet plus qu'il delivre, The Missouri Breaks est un sympathique face-a-face entre deux grands acteurs pas vraiment en forme…

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By Daryl K (209) on 02 Dec 2012

Beyond director Arthur Penn's slow-moving approach, and Brando's rather eccentric performance, this is a fairly straightforward western tale…

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By Hannah D (723) on 17 Jun 2012

This movie would have been a classic if it had decided what kind of movie it wanted to be…

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By Chris C (2,693) on 04 Jun 2012

Terrible story, the only reason you might want to watch this movie is to see Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando on screen together…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 26 Dec 2011

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By Mark S (2,772) on 06 Oct 2011

À voir pour le jeu d'acteur, parce que l'histoire est sans plus…

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By Jessica H (1,882) on 09 Jul 2011

[85/B+] This is a strange, sly revisionist Western, full of the light and dirt and mud of the settling days of Montana…

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By Robert H (1,967) on 05 Jul 2011

I liked all the big actors: Brando, Nicholson and Randy Quaid. Marlon Brando was a interesting character is he a hero or a villain…

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By Stuart B (410) on 07 Feb 2011

Too wildly uneven to be considered a genuine classic Western but it's still well worth seeing for the only appearance of Nicholson and Brando…

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By Eric M (1,401) on 28 Jan 2011

It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment when Marlon Brando went from being one of the most-respected actors of his generation to one of the…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 03 Jan 2011

Who would think that a movie with two of the greatest actors ever would be so horrible…

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By Juho K (93) on 13 Dec 2010

Kaksi suurta nÃ¤yttelijÃ¤Ã¤ Jack Nicholson ja Marlon Brando ja heistÃ¤ viimeksi mainittu onnistuu tÃ¤llÃ¤kertaa varastamaan shown…

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By Giovanni O (12) on 13 Dec 2010

Kaksi suurta nÃ¤yttelijÃ¤Ã¤ Jack Nicholson ja Marlon Brando ja heistÃ¤ viimeksi mainittu onnistuu tÃ¤llÃ¤kertaa varastamaan shown…

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By Morgan R (74) on 23 Sep 2010

Faroeste atípico e edição meio bagunçada. Mas vale a pena por Brando, Nicholson e a trilha sonora de John Williams…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 22 Aug 2010

This goes from being a very odd movie to a very good movie about half way in, which is actually why it's so interesting…

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By Tom D (1,091) on 12 Aug 2010

An intelligent Western romance and powerfully presented. Brando and Nicholson are fantastic in this tale of doom and slaughter…

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By Jim W (426) on 30 Jul 2010

The poster makes Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando look like partners or friends in this western, but no they are bitter enemies…

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By Joseph J (293) on 21 May 2010

Decent Western staring screen gods Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando…

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By Mickey M (307) on 07 May 2010

A group of outlaws, lead by Tom Logan (Jack Nicholson), settles into a Missouri ranch to hideout from the law…

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