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    The Getaway (1972)

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    The Getaway (1972)

    The Getaway (1972)
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    Language: English | Subtitle: English Included | 2h 2mn | 584.6MB | 3% Recovery
    Genre: Action | Crime | Thriller | Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 1 win.
    IMDb Rating: 7.5/10 (17,139 users)

    Director: Sam Peckinpah
    Doc McCoy has been granted parole. The catch is that Sheriff Beynon expects a small favor from McCoy for his generosity: robbing another bank! Beynon does not really intend to let McCoy walk away after the heist and neither does co-robber Rudy Butler, but stopping Doc proves a trifle difficult.

    An IMDb Review: Hypnotic, violent classic:
    Was wondering why they don't make films like this anymore. Then it dawned on me. It has ambiguous morals and doesn't particularly ask for or seek redemption. The hero is a killer and bank robber, he says little and therefore you should have to work hard to empathize with him. But it comes easy because everyone else around Doc McCoy is ten times worse than he is. And Doc is played by Steve McQueen. A magnificent brooding presence who's character doesn't stop to question his actions, because if he did he'd die or get arrested. And this is where it is so much better than a contemporary film of the same vein. It's not made with actors who are scared that their image might be tarnished or misunderstood, it is not made by film-makers who are scared they might upset someone, it is not made by people who particularly need to be loved. So what you get is a story that rings true, a piece of fiction that at no time stops to apologize for itself. It grabs you, says this is what I am, and if you're hooked then great. If not go and watch Bambi or something.
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    The Getaway (1972)