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Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (1973)

Pat Garrett is hired as a lawman on behalf of a group of wealthy New Mexico cattle barons to bring down his old friend Billy the Kid.

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Buddy K 28 Jun 2009

Tragic tale about two friends who are the last of dying breed and are forced to go on two different paths in the last days of the old west. James Coburn and Kris Kristoferson are great as the title characters and the cast is full of recognizable actors in the various supporting roles including of course Bob Dylan who also provided the soundtrack (including one of his most recognizable tunes, Knocking on Heavens Door). It never quite reaches the heights of Peckinpah's other bloody masterpieces (The Wild Bunch, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia) but is still an amazing film on its own. Also, for those looking to rent the dvd it has two discs, each with a different version of the film. The second disc contains the directors cut which is by most accounts the way Peckinpah intended the film to be.

Oliver Z 10 Jun 2007

A rock star's western. Dylan's music is great. That Knockin on Heaven's Door scene is heartbreaking.

Tom H 09 Dec 2007

In Peckinpah's farewell to the western, we see his trademark attention to detail, the appearance of every western character actor still living, a metronome pace that doesn't speed up for anybody, and a complimentary score from Bob Dylan that brings to mind movie soundtracks like "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral" and "High Noon." Ultimately, this movie says more about the 1970s than the 1880s. It was the beginning of the end for an American Master.

Alex M 25 Jun 2007

Beautifully realised meditation on the complexities of friendship in a changing world. A poetic film eulogy for the west

Kerry S 04 Jul 2008

My favourite ever western. It has a kinda lazy laid back feel to it, but is a great study of 2 men, who respect each other and like each other, even love each other, but know that in the end it'll come down to who is in the position to pull the trigger frst. Coburn, is ace, do I love or hate Dylan in it...I dunno, but wouldn't be the same film if he wasn't there. Recently bought it for a fiver, bargain!