The Wild Bunch

A boundary-pushing, cynical & raw post-Western. Sam Peckinpah delivers an honest & gritty portrayal of the Old West with real consequences.

Its worth a go,you will see an different story based on western, it won't be like normal western movie which goes between like one on one

A violent and fun western with great final sequence

Just plain out good. I think this movie almost got an x rating because of the shoot out.

One of the best western movies ever made. A true classic that combines action, drama and even comedy.

A great western.

This is a bad ass western, with a good story, great character development, and pure brutal violence. It doesn't get better than this.

Great movie with a legendary final showdown!

Bloody fantastic.

"Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose." A violent drama that's a metaphor for the ending of the Old West.

Well done and violent

Just one word : Iconic 👊

A raw, brutal take on the western outlaw story directed by a visionary Sam Peckinpah, with intense action scenes and Holden at his finest.

Violent but fun, some of the characters aren’t developed enough.

This movie gives me a homey feeling and is one of the best ensamble of likeable and real characters

A classic western with some great gun fights. My main problem is that the main characters dont ever really develop.

What's to say? The Wild Bunch is just one of the greatest western movies ever!

Classic western. Slow build up but an explosive final. Good performance from William Holden.

Some of the most brutal violence in any Western makes this a must watch for film fans. That’s not all though; it’s reflective and thoughtful

I believe this movie is overrated. Its good, but not great, seemed draged and in some parts boring. Final gunfight is masterpiece though.