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Viva Villa! (1934)

In this fictionalized biography, young Pancho Villa takes to the hills after killing an overseer in revenge for his father's death.

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Year
- 1934
Language
- English
Duration
- 115 mins
Director
- Jack Conway
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Genres
- Western
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Kayla K 15 Dec 2008

If this movie could be less shooting on horse back it would be hilarious because Pancho Villa is a comedic genius. Shut up, ....please.

Les E 06 May 2009

Jam-packed with racist b.s., this reminded me of the original Scarface in a bad way. This lacks that film's great focus and drive. Beery's portrayal is equally crude and self-contradictory, but less overtly cro-magnon than Muni's. Villa is depicted alternately as a coward, homicidal bully, rapist, and pitiable hero. The symbolism is driven into the ground. This pastiche has nothing to do with any specific stereotype or revisionist agenda, but is just erratic and broad. There are some great battle scenes thanks to Wellman, and many nice establishing shots no doubt left over from Hawks remaining footage. But Conway carries the show, in ham-handed fashion. A few interesting sequences carry it along, and interesting portrayals of the media and foreign powers. But it's largely a failed, moralistic epic of racism too lacking in any real knowledge of it's subject to distort or inflate.

Michael W. Phillips, Jr. 08 Jul 2006

In casting the homely Wallace Beery as one of the heroes of the Mexican Revolution, Hollywood announced its intentions: they weren't going to take it seriously.

Brian H 01 Dec 2008

The main reason to see the film is to see the always fascinating Wallace Beery. It's the epic history of Pancho Villa, from his childhood when his father is killed to his life as a bandit to his friendship with an American newspaper man to his partnership with Mexican leader Francisco Madero. The film plays sort of like a history lesson with way too many titles to fill in the historical background. It grew a bit tiresome and I lost interest early on. But I still enjoyed Beery's lovable, gruff Villa and the excitement from the chanting of "La Cucaracha" and his signature "Shut up!" response. I'd only recommend this for Beery or for someone who is very interested in Mxican history.

Dennis Schwartz 09 May 2009

It might be the hammy Beery's best movie role ever.