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Before there was,Bonnie and Clyde, there was a dynamic dual of the dying west moving up in the banking business. You can discern a little Robin Hood in the characters, as the dual take from the rich and give to the poor. One of the best movies by Max Julian (The Mack) with Vonetta mcGee. They're like a doubled barrel shotgun smoking after a big blast. This is a hot film, an collectors item especially for the blaxploitation genre.
Excellent
Great movie. Cd is quality
This movie is what my parents' generation would call a "C" movie, not worthy of spending a dime to watch. The acting was horrible, the plot was contrived, convoluted, and with gaps that were a mile wide. I can't believe that another so-called film buff and critic claimed it was worth watching.
Listen, no dislikes this is a good movie. I really enjoyed it. I watched it twice.
I enjoyed watching this movie and highly recommend it! It was very entertaining from the beginning until the end.
Enjoyed the movie
Simply excellent. Didn't like the ending where as always, the aboriginal indigenous people get killed in the end by colonizers doing business on indigenous land, and the indigenous populations rely on the bank robbers (their own people) to help supply them with food and the colonizer's federal reserve notes just to make it on their own land. It's fiction, but this scenario happened, and much much worse... in real life.
Movie did not play this was blank😡😡😡😡😡😡
I wish I knew about this work before Max Julien's death. The semi-complicated love story between Bushrod and Thomasine was unexpected in a non-typical Western. I wish he had the opportunity to make more movies during this period of time.
Great movie. Black Bonnie and Clyde! Good acting. Good plot. Good price for this item.
I received this dvd on time and I'm completely satisfied with this product! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Two actors from the seventies the guy is from his movie the Mack and the woman very cute has play in several movies.
Liked it back in the day. Now it shows me how gullible we were. Why is the blind women in need of so much hair to make her palpable to viewers?
had to have this classic movie as part of my collection. Plus this is one I actually missed growing up so I wanted to see it. Not a great film but a pretty good story for it's time.As others have stated: This movie, although in wrapped packaging, was record for TV to VHS then recorded to DVD. Now imagine that spread across 65", it was painful to watch. Even my upgrade everything system could not improve on the picture or sound quality of this movie. Hopefully the studios will see the interest in this era of movies and re-release versions form their master copies. (Please)!
I'm a big fan of Max Julien. This is probably the best film from the Blaxpoitation period of the 70's.
I came across this movie by accident back when i had cable, can't remember what channel had the guts to play this. More than likely it was Black Starz. Before this, i had no idea Max Julien even did another movie besides "the Mack."Anyway, it was a nice slice of the western genre, which more black actors seemed to lean towards in the 70s. If you enjoyed such flicks as "Buck & the Preacher" and "Adios Amigo," you'll dig this.
One of the rarer seen movies of the blaxploitation era starring Max Julien in his follow up to "The Mack",as an outlaw in the old wild west circa 1910 who meets and falls in love with Vonette Mcgee's character, Thomasine and become the Bonney and Clyde of their time...This can't end well.also features a young(early 20s) Glenn Turman, and black film veteran Juanita Moore.
This is a movie that you would want to collect if you are trying to collect one of the rare Black Westerns. Very good story not sure what this means: Tag Suggestions (click to add): cult classic, blaxploitation, jim kelly, crime, martial arts movies, sidney poitier, soul, harry belafonte, fred williamson. It is a classic but hollywood at the time and still does not give credit where it is due.
This is a follow-up to my previous review below.I was so disappointed with the quality of the print that I repurchased a another copy from Warner Archives and I am extremely pleased. It is an official copy so the print is very clear. I watched it on a 55" LED and a 32" LCD and the picture and sound are great.************************************************Good Movie But Do Not Purchase Copy from Blax Films - Horrible Picture QualityI love this movie so when I saw it listed on Amazon I was very excited. It's a little dated but I love it anyway.Anyway, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of this movie. It is the quality of a bootleg DVD. While watching the movie the Black Starz logo appears in the lower right corner of the screen. This makes me question the legitimacy of this DVD.