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The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972)

Outlaw and self-appointed lawmaker Judge Roy Bean rules over an empty stretch of the West that gradually grows, under his iron fist, into a thriving town, while dispensing his his own quirky brand of frontier justice upon strangers passing by.

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Gary Susman 07 May 1987

With a two-fisted script by John Milius (who later wrote Apocalypse Now and Red Dawn), Huston and Newman created a raucous, Rabelaisian, revisionist western of the sort popular at the time.

Valerio P 06 Oct 2008

All I can say is, "What the FUCK John Huston!?" This movie isn't funny, though it tries to be. And it isn't the open handed bitch-slap satire of the western genre, though it thinks it is. Instead it's a (very dated) journey back into the 1970's when Monty Python was the gold standard for comedy and everyone in Hollywood was on too many drugs. The only explanation for the wandering, bizarre, and plain stupid script are the hundreds of blunts the writers must have taken to the dome while crafting this piece of cinematic strangeness. I wanted to watch a Paul Newman flick in honor of the late, great actor. Too bad I settled on this.

Jo Y 20 Apr 2007

You gotta see this one..I never seen Paul Drunk before...

Vincent Canby 21 Dec 2009

It leaves itself wide open to charges of pretentiousness. Yet "The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean" is so entertaining and so vigorously performed, especially by Newman in the title role, that its pretensions become part of its robust, knock-about style.

Steven A 31 Jan 2008

"Who're you?" "Justice, you sons of bitches!" I think that pretty much says it all.