Budget
$6,244,087 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$638,641
Gross worldwide
$638,641
Budget
$6,244,087 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$638,641
Gross worldwide
$638,641
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By Gregory 2022-04-23 07:02:33
The thief also has the way, the hero is too late
The Mexican style is good. I think of the Mexican hood of the 1994 World Cup in the United States. It is a different scenery from the skirts of Scottish men.
It's funny talking about cars and planes. On the other hand, it is also saying that the cowboys have fallen behind the times and are about to be eliminated. Shooting and breaking wine barrels to put wine in a carnival, bathing in wine tanks, is a bit like wine pools and meat forests. Grabbing the train is very exciting, much more...
By Bria 2022-04-23 07:02:33
A good movie often leaves people with mixed feelings
Every time I watch a Western, I'm struck by their strong spirit - even in the wilderness, where I still know what I stand for.
I think for the slightly guilt-ridden Pike who left his fellow Dick to escape on his own, this might just be a small incentive for himself to finally go on a killing spree.
Judging from the behavior of Pike decisively abandoning his accomplices three times, he seems like a carnivore who only cares about his own life. However, this Angel, some of his views...
By Darian 2022-04-23 07:02:33
[Film Review] The Wild Bunch (1969) 8.3/10
Sam Peckinpah's revisionist Western epic is venerated for its astute end-of-an-era nostalgia, the hard-boiledaction spectacles, a trenchantly felt brotherly camaraderie and the go-for-broke self-assurance that bluntly depreciates mortality into triviality.
Bestriding the frontier between USA and Mexico, THE WILD BUNCH takes place in the early 20th Century when a modern revolution is heralded...
By Toney 2022-04-23 07:02:33
There are three impressive set-pieces in this swan song of westerns. The first is a railroad office robbery, and the ensued gunfight, with a lot of civilians killed. The second is a train robbery and the subsequent chase. The final one is a Spectacular shootout between Pike's (William Holden) gang and the Mexican troop. The third action scene is just shockingly bloody, and is perhaps the most brutal and violent one in the entire history of American cinema.
The intricate, multi-angle,...
By Crawford 2022-04-23 07:02:33
It took four days to read it, and I felt too much emotion for the last twenty minutes. After the death of the prey Pike's group, the bounty hunter Thornton suddenly lost his target and watched his teammates leave with Pike's body.
Until the appearance of the old man, it was originally a hostile relationship. At this time, like an old friend, he guessed Thornton's feelings and took him in regardless of his previous suspicions, just like pike at the beginning.
There is no eternal...
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By Johnnie 2023-09-30 19:39:53
Good thieves generally become heroes. The initially mercenary image will eventually become a hero with the memory of the past, the feelings of the present, or many other ways to touch the kind and gentle soft ground in the heart. The final confrontation with the warlord became the climax of the heroic character. What impresses about this movie is the soundtrack and big action scenes. Including bombed bridges, train chases, large-scale gun battles, etc. But the old friend side story is slightly...
By Norwood 2023-09-28 10:57:42
The way the final gang of 4 leads to the final battle is pretty...
By Ona 2023-09-26 14:12:22
The soundtrack is great, that's...
By Effie 2023-08-12 14:56:21
What if the two protagonists, one bandit and one hunter, were replaced by different actors? This is 1969. If there are two young actors, the style may have changed a bit. Heroes are late, ruthless and unrighteous, and obey the law of killing. But in the face of more disorderly and brutal violence, he died for love. The Elegy of the Old Cannons of the...
By Cristina 2023-06-28 10:56:00
Most Westerns are men's fairy tales, guns, money, and buddies, to satisfy all the fantasies of men, and women of course play it. This film can be said to have brought the fairy tale to the extreme, especially the last shootout film, any man who sees it will have his eyes light up. But as a woman, there is really no way to be so...
[repeated line]
Pike Bishop: C'mon, you lazy bastard.
[the Bunch has just escaped from bounty hunters by blowing up a bridge]
Dutch Engstrom: At least we won't have to worry about Deke Thornton.
Pike Bishop: [laughs] Hell, no; not after ridin' a half a case of dynamite into the river!
Sykes: [calmly] Well, don't expect him to stay there! He'll be along... and you know it!
[Crazy Lee has shot three hostages trying to escape]
Crazy Lee: Feathers flew like a turkey! Well, they shouldn't have run; they shouldn't have run.