Kid Blue

1973
PG
1h 40min

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At the turn of the century, with the Old West fading away, Texas train robber Kid Blue goes straight and takes a factory job but old habits die hard.

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Sátira Slapstick Comedia Crimen Drama Western

A principios de siglo, cuando el Viejo Oeste se desvanece, Kid Blue, un ladrón de trenes de Texas, se endereza y acepta un trabajo en una fábrica, pero las viejas costumbres no mueren.A principios de siglo, cuando el Viejo Oeste se desvanece, Kid Blue, un ladrón de trenes de Texas, se endereza y acepta un trabajo en una fábrica, pero las viejas costumbres no mueren.A principios de siglo, cuando el Viejo Oeste se desvanece, Kid Blue, un ladrón de trenes de Texas, se endereza y acepta un trabajo en una fábrica, pero las viejas costumbres no mueren.

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5angelsunchained

Western LSD Trip

Typically weird Dennis Hopper early 1970s film. Maybe he was tripping on LSD making this off beat movie. If you are a fan of Mr. Hopper you might like this, if not, it is a curiosity to be seen once.

7rc223

Funny, unusual western

The "Kid" has always been a recurring character in western lore. Here he gets a whole movie to himself. Hopper is excellent as the train robber trying to settle down. An unpredictable storyline starts with a very funny robbery and never goes entirely where you'd expect. (Good stuff: 7/10)

8tyd-1

Saw it in 1973 and still think it was a very good film!

This film really clicked with me. One of the first times I had seen Peter Boyle and Dennis Hopper. Really enjoyed it. I had just graduated from college. I got to see it in a sneak preview. I have looked for it ever since to see it again.

8phurrballs

one of my favorite Hopper films

There are a lot of Hopper films out there that too few people have seen, especially his lost decade of the 70s. Kid Blue is in the top 5 of my favorite Hopper films. 30 seconds into the movie I already laughed. I also melted many times that Hopper was on screen, his blue eyes and beautiful smile (yes I'm a tad obsessed). He was just so frickin cute in this film. His mannerisms and facial expressions show what a great actor he was (and wish he still was). But movie memories like from Kid Blue stay in my mind even during his bad movies of the year 2000s. Watch Kid Blue if you get lucky enough to find it on cable, I think you will like it.

zap644

This movie made me smile

The first half of this seemed kind of slow to me and a couple of times I only watched about 10 minutes of it when it came on IFC, telling myself I'd rather watch it all the way through from the beginning.

I was glad I did. Bickner (Hopper) is a godless, but sincere former outlaw trying to live a straight life under tough conditions and a mean sheriff in a small town where the factory turned out to be his only hope for work.

Though I thought it a bit slow at first, about halfway through, I found I was into it and the ending actually made me smile.

My favorite line is easily Hopper's when he tells Warren Oates, "A man's gotta kill his own snakes.", which I found to have meaning on multiple levels.

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Kid Blue (1973) was shot in Chupaderos, Mexico, a town of 400 people, which had become a popular filming location in the 1960s. Eleven films had been shot there prior to Kid Blue and it had become a permanent movie set with false fronts on the villagers' adobe huts.