Midnight Cowboy
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- Dustin Hoffman
- Jon Voight
- Sylvia Miles
- John McGiver
- Brenda Vaccaro
- Barnard Hughes
- Ruth White
- Jennifer Salt
- Gilman Rankin
- Gary Owens
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- Feb 27, 2017
do you think right wing homophobe jon voight is aware that he played a gay guy once? should someone tell him?
Charlotte ThorntonJan 9, 2022“I’m walking’ here!” became famous but the best line in this movie is “Hey fella, you fell.”
Matt SingerFeb 5, 2021Men will literally become hustlers in New York instead of going to therapy
ykg - May 12, 2019
fellas is it gay to con a man, invite him to live with you, help him make money via prostitution, and die in his arms?
Madison 🎭Jul 17, 2019when joe sees that carriage horse in the street and stops and gives it a lil pat and says “hey horsey”...this is the saddest yeehaw movie i have ever seen
eelyMar 18, 2022do you think they ever explored each other’s bodies
oleff - May 27, 2018
The loneliest boys in New York.
Jacob KnightJun 4, 2021the scene where joe finally finds rizzo & both their faces light up before anything else sets it is just the purest form of love overtaking anger. the heart reacting first. it’s uncontrollable.
LauraAug 28, 2022nobody tell sam elliott about this watched in 35mm at stockholm cinematheque
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Best Picture Oscar winner 1970 (42nd Academy Awards) My Rating: 3/10 Nominated for 6 Oscar’s and won 3. HATED this movie! This is the only X-rated film to win Best Picture and an Oscar. This movie is horrible and I don’t get why people like it. It gives me the creeps and the only good that came…
One of those well-crafted movies that captures a time, place, & someone's life with skill, but that I struggle to connect to. My life is not remotely comparable to it. Plot too meandering for my taste. But great performances, distinctly captured characters, & interesting themes!
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A heartbreaking but also heartwarming film about companionship and friendship. This film definitely had some wacky moments that it could’ve done without but the overall beautiful story took the centre stage and somehow made those strange moments seem somewhat fitting. Superb duo.
Great movie. I think the impact it had was more obvious and prominent in the early 70s but it does show Underbelly of the American Dream and the view homosexuality in the 60s-70s. I can see why one wouldn’t enjoy this movie now, mainly due to the popularization of these ideals.
oh my god. i specifically love the year of 1969, so this movie has a special place in my heart. this film is a perfect piece of cinema, with a gritty yet beautiful depiction of New York in the 60s. so much of the culture is present in this movie, i love it i love it i love it
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Not even sure how to feel after watching this. It’s odd, depressing, and cheerful all in one. It really explores loneliness. A heartwarming friendship forms between two outcasts trying to make ends meet as they seek to live the American dream in a gloomy reality. Poor Ratso 😢
Other than the famous line "Hey, I'm walkin' here!" delivered by Dustin Hoffman, I knew absolutely nothing about this film. Unfortunately, that was probably the best part of this film. Now I can say I've finally seen this, but I can almost guarantee I won't see it again.
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- Dustin Hoffman as Ratso
- Jon Voight as Joe Buck
- Sylvia Miles as Cass
- John McGiver as Mr. O'Daniel
- Brenda Vaccaro as Shirley
- Barnard Hughes as Towny
- Ruth White as Sally Buck - Texas
- Jennifer Salt as Annie - Texas
- Gilman Rankin as Woodsy Niles - Texas
- Gary Owens as Little Joe - Texas