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Scarecrow (1973)

Two drifters bum around, visit earthy women and discuss opening a car wash in Pittsburgh.

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Dave Calhoun 04 Sep 2003

Scarecrow’ feels like an existential fairytale squarely rooted in the reality of America’s fraying backroads and small towns. It’s all a little rambling and anarchic, but later scenes in a jail have real bite. And when the sadness behind Lion’s smile is revealed, it’s also genuinely moving.

Budd Wilkins 09 May 1983

Scarecrow embraces sprawl of both the narrative and geographical variety with freewheeling abandon.

Vincent Canby 12 Feb 1995

It all goes decisively wrong when Jerry Schatzberg, the director, and Garry Michael White, who wrote the screenplay, decide to saddle the pair with a poetic vision that suddenly makes everything needlessly phony.

Alan Scherstuhl 27 May 1981

A flawed, fascinating testament to a time of discovery in Hollywood: of how stories could be told onscreen, of what great actors might find within themselves, of just what in the hell this country had become in the late-'60s crackup.

Keith Uhlich 01 Feb 2006

Hollywood movies have rarely spoken such tough and tender truths.