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Joe (1970)

After murdering his daughter's drug-dealing boyfriend, a wealthy ad executive stumbles into a bar and strikes up an uneasy alliance with Joe Curran, a drunken bigot with a bloodlust who works at a local factory.

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Sandy C 15 Sep 2009

Pretty Boring movie takes forever to get anywhere,but has a great ending.

Jim B 24 Feb 2012

Little seen but powerful drama dealing with both left and Right at the fag end of the so called 60s dream. When Bill Comptons daughter is admitted to hospital after an overdose Compton confronts and accidentaly kills her junkie boy friend. I a bar on the way back from the crime he meets Joe a bigoted right wing working man aho blames all of Americas current ills on the hippy ideal. Joe Befriends Compton when he hears of his crime and shows Compton how everything they hold dear is being undermined by the love genaration. Peter Boyle delivers an outstanding performance as the title lead Joe ,his attitudes and views are still shocking and one could only imagine what an Audience in 1970 thought ,one would say they would be split down the middle . Joe would be a hero to the right and a pariah to the left and director John G Avilsdens shows how Joe Deals with both sides . The film eventualy reaches its shocking conclusion and although its dated in places ,its a perfect snapshot of the state of America at that time .

Dave W 13 Apr 2009

Hadn't heard of this prior to Optimums re-issue of it - and it really was like discovering a hidden gem. Peter Boyle is fantastic (as always)

Sean C 26 Aug 2009

I don't see why so many people liked the movie. I was hoping for so much more. I didn't find that it was well acted or really well written. There was so much more that could have been done with the two characters from supposedly two different worlds finding common ground in violent behaviour. I've heard that Peter Boyle was unnerved by the positive reaction his character got. He even turned down the lead role in The French Connection because he didn't want to do anything that would glorify violence.

girlybat h 22 Apr 2008

sometimes i find it hard to watch unlikable characters, but was told that this is one you had to stick with 'til the end. that sure was the truth. a good lesson in what hatred and bigotry can get ya.