The Last Rebel

1971
GP
1h 30m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe adventure of two rebel soldiers after the Civil War ends.The adventure of two rebel soldiers after the Civil War ends.The adventure of two rebel soldiers after the Civil War ends.

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3,6/10

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Anecdotes
Shortly after the film's release, Jack Elam penned a letter to the editor of Playboy magazine praising Joe Namath for his performance and for being professional and courteous as a fellow actor.

Connexions
Referenced in 42nd Street Memories: The Rise and Fall of America's Most Notorious Street (2015)

Bandes originales
The Last Rebel (Main Title)
Written by Jon Lord
Performed by Tony Ashton, Kim Gardner and Roy Dyke (as Ashton Gardner and Dyke)

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Commentaire en vedette

1/10

The worst movie ever made, it gave me syphilis

If you thought movies could not get worse than Solar Crisis or any other film abandoned to the name of Alan Smithee, this will give you hope in the F movie genre, no Ed O'Ross or Wings House here.

The editing is non-existent, there are no transitions between scenes, the music is constantly morphing from fusion jazz, classic country, pre-techno/industrial and back again. The actors seem lost, Jack Elam had one of the ugliest mugs in cinematic history, Joe 'Wooly' Namath hopefully has forgotten this monstrosity of a spaghetti western.

This film is pure concentrated evil that should have been left buried in its infernal tomb, but nevertheless Encore/Starz felt it was necessary to force suffering on their ad-hoc loyal viewers.

You will be in shock and awe that such a heap could ever have been made, i cant spoil the plot because there was none discernible in the mess of the Last Rebel.