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Kansas (1988)

A young man returning home to attend a wedding hooks up with a drifter who turns out to be a violent bank robber. Before he knows it, the man finds himself involved in the robber's plans.

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Roger Ebert 25 Nov 2009

This movie has a screenplay written and filmed by people who must think nobody in the audience has ever seen a movie before.

Hal Hinson 21 Jan 1999

In Kansas, Andrew McCarthy and Matt Dillon have a way of taking pages of dialogue and making it sound like ... pages of dialogue.

Kevin Thomas 28 Jun 2009

Matt Dillon and Andrew McCarthy are engaging, but David Stevens’ overly conventional direction lacks the style to bring freshness and punch to Spencer Eastman’s complicated and drawn-out script.

Caryn James 13 Jun 2001

An uneven blend of crime thriller and rural romance, this aims for an adult complexity but misses the target by a mile.