The Wild Bunch
French 1 panel movie poster for the 1969 legendary Western
The Wild Bunch (titled La Horde Sauvage in French), directed by Sam Peckinpah.
The film is a revisionist Western set in 1913, focusing on an aging gang of outlaws on the Texas-Mexico border who are struggling to adapt to a rapidly changing modern world.
Movie Details
Release Date: June 18, 1969.
Director: Sam Peckinpah.
Key Cast:
William Holden as Pike Bishop.
Ernest Borgnine as Dutch Engstrom.
Robert Ryan as Deke Thornton.
Edmond O'Brien as Freddie Sykes.
Warren Oates as Lyle Gorch.
Ben Johnson as Tector Gorch.
Poster Artwork: The iconic silhouette design is by René Ferracci.
Plot Summary
The story follows Pike Bishop and his gang as they attempt one last "big score" before retirement. After a botched railroad office robbery leads to a bloody ambush, the survivors flee to Mexico. There, they become entangled with a corrupt Mexican general, Mapache, agreeing to steal U.S. Army weapons in exchange for gold. The film is famously noted for its stylized, graphic violence and its climactic, blood-soaked final shootout.
Legacy
The Wild Bunch is considered a landmark of American cinema for its revolutionary editing techniques, including the use of multi-angle shots and slow-motion to depict violence. In 1999, it was selected for preservation in the U.S. National Film Registry.
The Wild Bunch (titled La Horde Sauvage in French), directed by Sam Peckinpah.
The film is a revisionist Western set in 1913, focusing on an aging gang of outlaws on the Texas-Mexico border who are struggling to adapt to a rapidly changing modern world.
Movie Details
Release Date: June 18, 1969.
Director: Sam Peckinpah.
Key Cast:
William Holden as Pike Bishop.
Ernest Borgnine as Dutch Engstrom.
Robert Ryan as Deke Thornton.
Edmond O'Brien as Freddie Sykes.
Warren Oates as Lyle Gorch.
Ben Johnson as Tector Gorch.
Poster Artwork: The iconic silhouette design is by René Ferracci.
Plot Summary
The story follows Pike Bishop and his gang as they attempt one last "big score" before retirement. After a botched railroad office robbery leads to a bloody ambush, the survivors flee to Mexico. There, they become entangled with a corrupt Mexican general, Mapache, agreeing to steal U.S. Army weapons in exchange for gold. The film is famously noted for its stylized, graphic violence and its climactic, blood-soaked final shootout.
Legacy
The Wild Bunch is considered a landmark of American cinema for its revolutionary editing techniques, including the use of multi-angle shots and slow-motion to depict violence. In 1999, it was selected for preservation in the U.S. National Film Registry.
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