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Ian Baker
Camden Gutierrez
Great movie.
Jackson Butler
>I'll get my gear
Arrested Development is referencing Rolling Thunder with this line, right?
Tommy Lee Jones says it to William Devane when Devane comes to him with the location of the whorehouse where his family's killers are.
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Josiah Nelson
Noah Ross
This film was so fucking badass. I goddamn love the ending.
Joshua Howard
Good catch.
Chase King
Great movie. Goes great with Death Wish. Too bad Schrader disowned it. Other than Taxi Driver it's probably the best thing he ever wrote.
Landon Wilson
What he envisioned in the original draft was a lot more introspective. I still dig the end product. From what I've gathered from Schrader ' s original, Rane is completely in the wrong, and shoots up a bunch of Mexicans just to feel relevant, he doesn't get the fellas responsible. Supposedly there's some subtext about immigrants dindu nuffin.
Mr.Majestyk is another piece of vigilante kino.
Christian Thomas
This movie is locked away somewhere, never to see the light of day.
Aaron Long
The original script was dogshit. Schrader's an idiot. IIRC there was a terrible fan-fiction scene where Rane walks into Travis Bickle at a drive through. All the changes made for the movie were for the better.
Hudson Morris
The aforementioned "Mr.Majestyk." The book had more to do with Chicano problems irc.
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Austin Fisher
The novel was written after the screenplay.
Austin Diaz
I stand corrected. I really wanted to enjoy "Vigilante," the intro was excellent, the rest of the movie was rather mediocre.
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Thomas Hall
i knew the script was completely different, but i never bothered to read it, so i never knew about the travis scene
it's really bad, feels too cheesy
Benjamin Powell
>showing an adult movie in an outdoor theatre
Isaac Wright
One of the best Bronson flicks for sure. Just the plot alone is great.
Nathan Williams
A personal favorite of mine.
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I did enjoy Bronson ' s character in "Death Wish, " not being a veteran. It's an easy way to explain why X Character is resilient and badass. Although if I recall hs character had some familiarity with guns.
Luke Diaz
Wow. Is that real? Surprised he didn't have Rane look over at another car and see George C. Scott staring at the porno and screaming "THAT'S MY DAUGHTER!!!!!"
Matthew Phillips
kek
John Wilson
Reminds me of this, which goes on for three pages.
Joseph Rogers
Schrader expanded universe?
Charles Scott
His character was a CO (conscious objector) during the Korean War and served as a medic or something.
A guy he met through his architect job taught him how to shoot.
Michael Gonzalez
>Manlets need not apply
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Jonathan Hall
>hamfisted inclusion of Travis Bickle
Alan Moore must be loving it.
Juan Williams
The massacre of the melons,was quite a scene. AL Lettieri sure does good villains, he really got under my skin as Rudy in the getaway.
Ryan Nguyen
Never been a big fan of straight up rape-revenge. In Death Wish, there's an overall statement on helplessness and taking back control. In rape-revenge, injustice and retribution begins and ends there. Then again I don't know if there's a revenge movie out there with a man being sodomised, and going after his attackers. With men and revenge or vigilante justice, there an theme of overhauling the system or pointing out its inadequacies, or protagonist could just be a nut seeking meaning. Thoughts?