Road House (Blu-ray) R
Dalton lives like a loner, fights like a professional. And loves like there's no tomorrow.
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 54 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region A
- Released: February 1, 2011
- Originally Released: 1989
- Label: MGM
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch & Ben Gazzara | |
Performer: | Kevin Tighe, Kathleen Wilhoite, Marshall Teague, Keith David, Red West, John Doe, Sam Elliott & Julie Michaels | |
Directed by | Rowdy Herrington | |
Edited by | John F. Link & Frank J. Urioste | |
Music Performer: | Jeff Healey Band | |
Composition by | Michael Kamen | |
Produced by | Joel Silver | |
Director of Photography: | Dean Cundey | |
Executive Production by | Tim Moore & Steve Perry |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 1/5 --
It's pointless, mean-spiritede, excessively violent and, perhaps worst of all, just plain dumb.
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Tulsa World
It's amazing how quickly an explosion, a ripped-out throat, or even four bangs in a row, can make other problems seem insignificant.
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Orlando Sentinel
Rating: 3/5 --
This gloriously brainless modern-day western is a treat from start to finish, and possibly the one and only time that a bouncer will ever get the full Hollywood hero treatment.
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Radio Times
[W]ith some of the most awesomely ridiculous barroom brawl scenes of all times... -- Grade: B+
Entertainment Weekly
Rating: 2/4 --
What results instead is a monstrous hybrid-a grotesquely implausible, oversized character that thoroughly overshadows the poor actor himself.
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Chicago Tribune
Vulgarity isn't the movie's main vice. Hypocrisy is.
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People Magazine
Eventually it mutates into a paranoid revenge plot that might be called Walking Short.
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Chicago Reader
Product Description:
Patrick Swayze stars in this modern-day Western as a tough guy who has poetic instincts and drives a Mercedes. Fresh from earning his doctorate in Eastern Philosophy from New York University, mettlesome loner Dalton (Swayze) finds work as a bouncer at an anarchic road house. Within weeks, Dalton has rid the bar of the ruffians ruining its business and has even struck up a romance with a sexy doctor (Kelly Lynch). Then Dalton bounces the wrong man, who turns out to be one of town crime boss Brad Wesley's henchmen. Wesley first tries to buy Dalton off, but fails. When Wesley learns of Dalton's new lover -- who used to be Wesley's significant other -- Wesley vows bloody vengeance. But Dalton, with his unique mixture of brute force and Zen oneness, isn't about to let his college money go to waste.