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David S. @baxter667 Nov 19 One of the strangest films I ever watched and have to say better than I thought it would be. Not a big fan of Al Pacino or Gene Hackman, but this great film is so out of left field, that I wish both would have tried similar films. A straight forward story, a fun seventies vibe, and good performances, can't go wrong with this one and It's definitely better than I thought!!! See more Navid S @navidshah94 Oct 6 A quietly devastating film about friendship, dreams, and the loneliness of drifters. Pacino and Hackman are incredible together — two lost souls searching for a bit of warmth in a cold world. Beautifully shot, tender, and tragic. A film that lingers long after it ends. See more Matheus F @matheusf_neto Sep 11 Hackman and Pacino deserved several accolades for this. See more Rami A @Bunt101 Jul 12 Pacino and Hackman are fantastic! Their on-screen chemistry is what drives this movie, and honestly, if we had a 2-hour film of them just waiting for a car to pick them up, it would be just as entertaining. See more Aldo G Jun 22 I first screened this film a few years ago and thought it was dull. A second screening tells me I was wrong. I found the two lost souls - Hackman & Pacino - the second time around and I felt their pain. See more Simon T @Bucksplit May 8 This is Gene Hackman's movie. While Al Pacino showboats and tries to channel Dustin Hoffman's Rizzo from Midnight Cowboy, Hackman just gets on with it, playing a solitary and angry drifter with delusions about the golden future he envisages running a Pittsburgh carwash. There are echoes of Pinter and Beckett in the aimless doodling these two nobodies do as they cross America and trash their futures. Luminously photographed by Vilmos Szigmond. See more Read all reviews

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