RE: The Wild Bunch

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In Reply to: The Wild Bunch posted by afilado on January 25, 2008 at 15:44:16:

Peckenpah's novel use of graphic violence in a western/drama is the accepted reason. Until then it was either left to the imagination or resticted to overdone caricature in horror pictures.
All westerns are cliches to some extent. A lot like science fiction; westerns just provide a setting thats outside the familiar social behavior and relationships.

Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy - WB Yeats

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Topic - The Wild Bunch - afilado 15:44:16 01/25/08 (4)

As I recall it was the first squibbified, flying blood in a film--slow motion, of course.... - mr grits 16:16:20 01/25/08 (0)

RE: The Wild Bunch - DWPC 16:00:54 01/25/08 (2)

RE: The Wild Bunch - Sumflow 16:28:21 06/08/12 (0)

He specifically referenced the portrayal of Mexicans as violent, dumb, - tinear 06:41:47 01/27/08 (0)

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RE: The Wild Bunch - DWPC 16:00:54 01/25/08 (2)

RE: The Wild Bunch - Sumflow 16:28:21 06/08/12 (0)

He specifically referenced the portrayal of Mexicans as violent, dumb, - tinear 06:41:47 01/27/08 (0)

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