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Fighting Mad

  • 1976
  • R
  • 1h 30min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
5,8/10
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Peter Fonda and Kathleen Miller in Fighting Mad (1976)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAn Arkansas farmer stages a one-man war against corrupt land developers who want to evict him and his neighbors from their farms for real estate developments.An Arkansas farmer stages a one-man war against corrupt land developers who want to evict him and his neighbors from their farms for real estate developments.An Arkansas farmer stages a one-man war against corrupt land developers who want to evict him and his neighbors from their farms for real estate developments.

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    • Jonathan Demme
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Jonathan Demme
  • Star
    • Peter Fonda
    • Gino Franco
    • Harry Northup
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    5,8/10
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      • Jonathan Demme
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Jonathan Demme
    • Star
      • Peter Fonda
      • Gino Franco
      • Harry Northup
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    Peter Fonda
    Peter Fonda
    • Tom Hunter
    Gino Franco
    • Dylan Hunter
    Harry Northup
    Harry Northup
    • Sheriff Len Skerritt
    Philip Carey
    Philip Carey
    • Pierce Crabtree
    Noble Willingham
    Noble Willingham
    • Senator Hingle
    John Doucette
    John Doucette
    • Jeff Hunter
    Scott Glenn
    Scott Glenn
    • Charlie Hunter
    • (as Scott Glen)
    Lynn Lowry
    Lynn Lowry
    • Lorene Maddox
    Kathleen Miller
    Kathleen Miller
    • Carolee Hunter
    Ted Markland
    Ted Markland
    • Hal Fraser
    Laura Weatherford
    • Fraser Child
    • (as Laura Wetherford)
    Gerry Weatherford
    • Fraser Child
    • (as Gerry Wetherford)
    Peter Fain
    • Gillette
    Al Wyatt Sr.
    Al Wyatt Sr.
    • Judge O'Connor
    • (as Allan Wyatt)
    George Armitage
    George Armitage
    • Man playing tennis
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    Geoffrey Mark Fidelman
    Geoffrey Mark Fidelman
    • Christy
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    William Harrison
    • Henchman in black
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    Maurice Jones
    • Lorene Maddox's mother
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      • Jonathan Demme
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      • Jonathan Demme
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    6Wuchakk

    Land developers vs. Rural property owners in Arkansas

    A man returns from the big city to his traditional family ranch in northwest Arkansas (Peter Fonda), only to discover that a determined land developer (Philip Carey) is buying up land nearby for strip mining and, of course, wants his dad's ranch. When beloved citizens turn-up dead, the kid gloves are off.

    "Fighting Mad" (1976) comes in the tradition of "Walking Tall" and would influence "First Blood" six years later. Car crash movies from the 70s are also comparable, like Fonda's own "Dirty Mary Crazy Larry." This is the least of 'em, however, because the dramatics are curiously boring and needed a rewrite to flush out the potential, but it's still worth catching if you like Peter and these types of flicks. The best parts are the vehicular mayhem and the closing confrontation at the castle-like manor of the tycoon.

    It runs 1 hour, 30 minutes, and was shot in Washington County, Arkansas, and the corresponding town of Springdale, which are in the northwest corner of the state. The jail scenes were shot in the studio in Los Angeles.

    GRADE: B-
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    Was Dad Appalled?

    Henry Fonda should have been--appalled, that is--with his counter-culture son playing the hillbilly-vigilante-avenger who goes after the eee-vill mining company in Jonathan Demme's Fighting Mad.

    Peter Fonda got off to an interesting start with Easy Rider, but it didn't take a lot of acting skill to cruise around on a Harley, stoned out one's gourd, so he wound up doing junk like this for producer Roger Corman.

    I'm not going to give a synopsis of this thing, lest I start thinking about the time I wasted watching it. I just wanted to warn you 70s action fans out there to steer clear of Fighting Mad the next time Fox Movie Channel shows it. For the life of me, I can't understand why they chop up other movies for broadcast, but they slapped a TV-MA on this one because . . .

    Hearing a couple "f-bombs" and seeing some boobage so helped advance the story. Don't get me wrong, boobs are just fine and a couple "fungoos" don't offend me. It's the fact that having the love interest of Peter Fonda scold him not to go out there and get hisself dead while airing out her mommy parts after sex isn't worth my time.

    I must be getting old. In 1976, I would have elbowed my best friend to make sure he was grooving to the boobs on screen, the orangey blood being spilled, and the bad words that the three networks would hack out for broadcast.

    Now.

    Now, I look for things like originality, dialogue, depth and breadth of visuals, and intellectual stimulation. You know . . . the stuff you would never find in anything like Fighting Mad.
    8bellino-angelo2014

    Nice 'one-man war against a group' story

    I knew about FIGHTING MAD only because it's one of Scott Glenn's movies I hadn't seen until last Autumn and because it's one of Jonathan Demme's first movies (and coincidentally Demme would direct Glenn again in his masterpiece THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS). Last October I finally saw it and I liked it more than what I expected since the low score and mostly mediocre reviews.

    Tom Hunter (Peter Fonda) is a farmer that just returned home with his son for paying a visit to his dad Jeff; Pierce Crabtree (Philip Carey, a familiar face of the 1950s) is a land developer that wants to handle with his greedy hands some properties including Hunter's lands. Pierce soon employs various thugs for making people sell their lands for having coal, and among the first victims is Tom's brother Charlie (Scott Glenn) and his girlfriend while they're having a good time at home. After some other casualties Tom snaps and stars a private war against Crabtree and his henchmen using only his bow and arrow... I won't spoil how, but he'll win.

    While it looks like one of those many drive-in movies from the 1970s (when videocassettes weren't even made) it's still good. Mostly because of the acting by all (Fonda, Glenn, Carey, John Doucette and a pre-WALKER TEXAS RANGER Noble Willingham) and also because of the idea. While it has already been used in other movies (and in a matter of years the RAMBO movies were made) here in a different contest it's still exciting.

    Overall, not a must-see but still highly recommended if you are curious to see where some directors started or if you love the theme of a one-man fighting against an army.
    9GOWBTW

    You push me, I push back!

    Mountain justice is usually the way to keep what belongs to you. A father and son go home to be at a farm in the mountains of Oklahoma to help out family there. But along the way, he would encounter greedy land developers who to deprive the people there of their homes. They would kill his brother and his wife when a celebrate the homecoming. The development crew with their machines cruelly destroy homes, blast rocks, and send the kind hard-working people out from their native land. Kind of like the Native Americans removed from their land out west in the 1800's. Peter Fonda's character doesn't play around when they attacked his family. This movie is like "Deliverance" meets "Gator Bait" meets "Death Wish". This movie has got a lot of action. It's not a let down. 4 out of 5 stars.
    4Uriah43

    Lacked the Intense Drama Necessary for a Film of this Type

    This film essentially begins with a man by the name of "Tom Hunter" (Peter Fonda) returning to his old home in Arkansas after being gone for several years. With him is his young son, "Dylan Hunter" (Gino Franco), who has been given permission by his mother to accompany him. Naturally, having been gone for such a long time, Tom's father, "Jeff Hunter" (John Doucette), is delighted to welcome him back. Unfortunately, things have changed over the years, and it soon becomes apparent that a greedy land developer named "Pierce Crabtree" (Philip Carey) has become determined to possess all of the land in the area--and he will stop at nothing to get it. To that effect, he even hires some men to kill Tom's brother, "Charley Hunter" (Scott Glenn) and his wife, "Carolee Hunter" (Kathleen Miller) in order to stop a lawsuit against him. So, when Jeff Hunter and the rest of the citizens in the area continue to resist, he becomes even more dangerous from that point on. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that, although I initially had high hopes for this movie, I was somewhat disappointed with it overall as it lacked the intense drama necessary for a film of this type. I don't know, everything just seemed a bit too methodical from the beginning to the very end. Be that as it may, while I don't consider this to be a bad movie by any means, I just couldn't get all that interested in it, and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly below average.

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      The period of principal photography on this picture was a shoot that ran for about five and a half weeks.
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      When Len Skeritt gets up from the scuffle at the construction site, he puts his hat on, but when he walks over to grill the "security expert", he's seen putting his hat on again.
    • Citazioni

      Sheriff Len Skerritt: [after arriving to break up a street fight and points his shotgun] Everybody freeze!

      [to Tom]

      Sheriff Len Skerritt: Drop that iron!

      [Tom tosses it to the ground, but it ends up hitting one of the workers on the foot]

      Sheriff Len Skerritt: Or am I going to have to start kicking asses and taking names?

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      Featured in 42nd Street Forever! Volume 1: Horror on 42nd Street (2004)
    • Colonne sonore
      The Bleeding Heart Inn
      Words and Music by Zorro and the Blue Footballs

      Copyright © 1976 Chuck Lunch Publishing

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    • Data di uscita
      • 8 ottobre 1976 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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      • Mach ein Kreuz und fahr zur Hölle
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Clarksville, Arkansas, Stati Uniti
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Santa Fe
      • Twentieth Century Fox
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      • 600.000 USD (previsto)
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
      • 1h 30min(90 min)
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    • Proporzioni
      • 1.85 : 1

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