Renegados Até a Última Rajada

Título original: Thieves Like Us

1974
18
2 h 3 min

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6,9/10

5,4 mil

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When two men break out of prison, they join up with another and restart their criminal ways, robbing banks across the South.

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Crime Drama Romance

Quando dois homens fogem da prisão, eles se juntam a outros e recomeçam seus caminhos criminosos, roubando bancos em todo o Sul.Quando dois homens fogem da prisão, eles se juntam a outros e recomeçam seus caminhos criminosos, roubando bancos em todo o Sul.Quando dois homens fogem da prisão, eles se juntam a outros e recomeçam seus caminhos criminosos, roubando bancos em todo o Sul.

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6,9/10

5,4 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

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Curiosidades
When Robert Altman decided to adapt Edward Anderson's book, Altman was not at all aware that Nicholas Ray had previously adapted the book as the cult classic Amarga Esperança (1948).

Erros de gravação
In one of the old radio clips early in the film, the announcer talks about Seabiscuit winning the $25,000 Butler Handicap at Empire City Race Track. The actual date of Seabiscuit winning that race is July 10, 1937, which would place it after the end of the movie which concludes in the Spring of 1937. (Also, later in the film, we hear a radio broadcast of Franklin D. Roosevelt's second inaugural address, which occurred on January 20, 1937. Although the Seabiscuit race took place six months *after* Roosevelt's second inauguration, the film places the race broadcast *before* the inauguration speech.)

Citações
T-Dub: Yeah, I made my mistake when I was a kid. But kids don't see things. I should've been a doctor or a lawyer or run for office. I shoulda robbed people with my brain instead of a gun.

Conexões
Featured in Robert Altman: Giggle and Give In (1996)

Trilhas sonoras
Organ Grinder's Swing
(uncredited)
Written by Will Hudson, Irving Mills and Mitchell Parish

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Avaliação em destaque

9/10

Altman's unique, humanist approach to gangsters in the 30s

A gentle, slow, and moving study of some none-too-bright bank robbers in the 1930s. Keith Carradine and Shelly Duvall are terrific, and their scenes together are alive and wonderful. Some of the surrounding acting and story lines are good, but not nearly as strong as the film's center. Beautiful production design, and a feeling, as with 'McCabe and Mrs. Miller', of both tremendous reality, of 'being there', while still somehow feeling Brechtian and ironic at the same time. There are moments where the radio music in the background -- used in place of score - is a bit on the nose, and a few moments feel forced or slow. But this is a unique, odd and special movie, examining thieves in the depression without any hint of glamorization on one hand, or forced empathy on the other, while still breaking our hearts.