The Big Bird Cage

1972
R
1h 28min

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Teda Bracci, Andres Centenera, Marissa Delgado, Vic Diaz, Anitra Ford, Subas Herrero, Karen McKevic, and Carol Speed in The Big Bird Cage (1972)

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Action Crime Drama

Grier y Haig son mercenarios ladrones que diseñan una fuga de prisión desde el exterior.Grier y Haig son mercenarios ladrones que diseñan una fuga de prisión desde el exterior.Grier y Haig son mercenarios ladrones que diseñan una fuga de prisión desde el exterior.

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Warden Zappa
(as Andy Centenera)

Rizza

Lin Tsiang

Subas Herrero

Moreno

Wendy Green

Gertie

Roy Alvarez

Revolutionary
(sin créditos)

Zenaida Amador

Prison Camp Doctor
(sin créditos)

Roldan Aquino

Revolutionary
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Several frames had to be removed from the sequence in which the female inmates rape Rocco the prison guard in order to avoid an X rating.

Errores
When Blossom (Pam Grier) falls backward into the pig wallow, her left breast is exposed, but when the camera cuts away and then back to her, it's covered again.

Citas
Terry: [Django has just kidnapped Terry, and forced her into the passenger-seat of a getaway car] What do you want me for?
Django: I'm gonna rape you. What the hell do you think I want?
Terry: Oh, baloney. I don't believe it. Besides, you can't rape me. I like sex.
Django: [chuckling] Ho-ho, all right. Okay, you're a hostage. How do you like that?
Terry: [big smile] I LOVE it!

Versiones alternativas
This film was passed by uncut, rated 18, in the UK by the BBFC in 2000. It was previously cut by 2 minutes 45 seconds and lost footage from the rape and beating of Terry, and the entire torture of Blossom.

Conexiones
Edited into Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

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6/10

Fairly amusing for a WiP flick...

I got a hold of this one mainly for the presence of Pam Grier. Needless to say, I was surprised at just how amusing this one was. Although it contains its share of exploitation elements, large sections of this film are really tongue-in-cheek and pretty damned funny actually. Sid Haig and Pam Grier are great as revolutionaires, and there are a sprinkling of decent character actors that round out the cast for a decent outing. The ending is chock full of early 70's combat sequences and wonderfully photographed burning buildings. Actually, I was also impressed by the director's good use of scenery; I hate to admit it, but the backdrop (jungle and mountains) were actually breathtaking in parts.