Renegado Jim

Título original: Renegade

1987
PG
1h 32min

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Renegado Jim ha pasado toda la vida viajando por el país y ganando dinero a base de pequeñas estafas. Todo cambia cuando se cruza con Moose, un convicto que le ofrece realizar un trato.Renegado Jim ha pasado toda la vida viajando por el país y ganando dinero a base de pequeñas estafas. Todo cambia cuando se cruza con Moose, un convicto que le ofrece realizar un trato.Renegado Jim ha pasado toda la vida viajando por el país y ganando dinero a base de pequeñas estafas. Todo cambia cuando se cruza con Moose, un convicto que le ofrece realizar un trato.

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6,2/10

3,3 mil

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Curiosidades
Ross Hill (who plays Matt in the movie) was the adopted son of Terence Hill and his American wife Lori Hill. In 1987, after filming Renegade, he was supposed to play Billy the Kid siding again with his father Terence Hill (playing Lucky Luke), but unfortunately, they had to shoot the film without Ross. He died in a car accident on January 30, 1990 when he was only sixteen years old, together with a friend, Kevin. The Lucky Luke film is indeed dedicated to Ross and Kevin.

Citas
Matt: You Renegade Luke, ain't you?
Luke: Pleased to meet ya.
Matt: I wouldn't be so sure.

Versiones alternativas
In some cuts of the film an extra scene occurs where a second encounter with the truck drivers who are forced to run after after the Renegade and trailer takes place after their truck has been disabled. The second encounter of the running gag that happens again towards the end of the film as well, takes place after the hotel shootout where Luke stops in order for the truckers to try and catch up to him as it was done the first time. Only in the second instance, unlike the first, Luke does run out of gas and has to fill his Jeep with fuel in order to get it started before the two truckers figure out he is not bluffing like he did the before and actually have a chance to catch him. There is no explanation as to why this scene has been removed from subsequent releases of the film. The scene can be found in older VHS and international copies of the film.

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Simple Man
Performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Courtesy of MCA

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Low-budget Ulysses

Terence Hill is good in this "Spaghetti" version of the road trip film. Like John Ritter or Gene Wilder, he can make everyday physical gestures -- a roll of the shoulders, for instance -- very funny. Couple that with the ability to pull off stunts and believable fight scenes and you have a mellow -- and enjoyable -- alternative to Jackie Chan. The story, however, is a bit dumb; but this shouldn't surprise or disappoint anyone who appreciates Terence Hill and his movies, where slapstick and gags ALWAYS come before plot....

Thank goodness!