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Titre original : Wild Card

Téléfilm
1992
PG-13
1h 35min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThriller about a former preacher, now a professional gambler, who heads down New Mexico way to visit an old buddy, only for him to be killed. It is not long before the Preacher is uncovering... Tout lireThriller about a former preacher, now a professional gambler, who heads down New Mexico way to visit an old buddy, only for him to be killed. It is not long before the Preacher is uncovering a hotbed of corruption and murder in the seemingly peaceful town, aptly named Farewell.Thriller about a former preacher, now a professional gambler, who heads down New Mexico way to visit an old buddy, only for him to be killed. It is not long before the Preacher is uncovering a hotbed of corruption and murder in the seemingly peaceful town, aptly named Farewell.

Réalisation
- Mel Damski
Scénario
- Ted Thackrey Jr.
- Scobie Richardson
Casting principal

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5,4/10

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Réalisation
- Mel Damski
Scénario
- Ted Thackrey Jr.
- Scobie Richardson
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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8quatermassandersen

A fine movie

This was a fine film starring Powers Booth, He delivers a fine performance and is perfect for the part. Beautiful Cindy Pickett and Terry O`Quinn stars as well in this well above average film.

The movie is about Booth goes to a small town to look into a murder.

The movie has good action sequences and a good story to go with it, nice music also contributes and good performances makes this a fine entertaining movie.

6merklekranz

Powers Boothe as a one eyed ex preacher poker player ........

The first hint that this is a low budget affair occurs in the first five minutes, when a helicopter crashes out of sight beyond some hills. This crash sets into motion an investigation in a small New Mexico town by Boothe, as his friend was the pilot who was killed in the helicopter. Any film with Powers Boothe and M. Emmet Walsh is worth checking out, and I was pleasantly surprised by "Wild Card." In addition to the rather complex plot, the desert photography is another plus. The ending is especially interesting, as it does tie together a lot of loose ends, with a totally unexpected conclusion. Although the screenplay may initially feel too familiar, the surprise ending essentially redeems what has preceded it. .................. MERK