Episode 16 - Trap Shooting Groupie

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EPISODE 16 - Trap Shooting Groupie

Directed by Sam Peckinpah

Thanks for joining us on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews as we discuss one of the first bloodier Western films by Sam Peckinpah, The Wild Bunch.  Joey, Tim and Matt tackle this 1969 classic about a group of bandits looking to score their one last heist that will allow them to retire.  The group is led by Joey as he walks through the storyline, while Tim and Matt give their ideas of the film's high and low points.  

The Middle Age Men also talk about the Actors William Holden and Robert Ryan’s squabble or who is the true lead in the film.  Plus the guys give their own top five list of Western films to watch before you die.   

Matt also gives a quick breakdown of the Temperance movement displayed at the beginning of the film.  A slight history lesson on Army uniforms and what a machine gun could do to a small village handled by a character similar to Yosemite Sam. 

Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews.

Where to find the film :  Amazon to purchase

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