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| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) | Release Date: August 23, 1991 |
Starring:
Chelsea Field, Daniel Baldwin, Don Johnson, Eloy Casados, Giancarlo Esposito, Julius Harris, Mickey Rourke, Robert Ginty, Tia Carrere, Vanessa Williams
Summary:
Forced by the imminent foreclosure of their friend's bar, two lifelong buddies will decide to rob a bank's armored car, not knowing that its cargo is not money but a new street drug.
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An offbeat, genial western parody that has some surprisingly effective low-key humor. [30 Aug 1991, p.C2]
The overall mood of Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man may be one of good-natured idiocy, but it's hard to fault a movie for being stupid when stupidity is its one and only raison d'etre. [23 Aug 1991]
Johnson's misplaced serious approach to Marlboro gives this style-heavy romp a few engaging moments. Rourke, looking as if he has new dentures, seems to be playing Bruce Willis. That's aiming low. [27 Aug 1991, p.D06]
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man is a terrible movie. For the first 20 minutes or so, it is so far over the top in its pseudo-mythic urban cowboy way that it is at least entertainingly terrible. [23 Aug 1991, p.3F]
Even an ear-splitting sound track of gunfire, explosions, rock 'n' roll and revving engines can't drown out one noise that should deeply disturb film fans the sound of Butch and Sundance spinning in their Bolivian graves. [27 Aug 1991, p.3D]
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