Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)

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Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
DVD Price: $9.99
As of Jul 26 2:36 EDT (details)


Directed by	Simon Wincer
Cast	Mickey Rourke, Don Johnson, Chelsea Field, Daniel Baldwin, Giancarlo Esposito, Tia Carrere, Robert Ginty, Julius Harris, Julius W Harris and Tom Sizemore
Theatrical Release	August 23, 1991
DVD Release	February 6, 2001
Running Time	98 minutes
MPAA Rating	R (Restricted)
UPC Code	027616858665
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(55 reviews)

A California Cartoon of a movie

A western action movie in the near future of then...
New drugs, old bikes and real tough guys meet
Kevlar and radio tracking devices.
As usually the bad guys take the big fall, but the high dive
in Los Vegas is the real stunt in the movie where they go off the top of a high rise hotel into the deep end of a swimming pool.
The names of the heroes kind of tells you it is sort
of an action figure type movie, like speedracer or transformers... July 23, 2008

A guilty pleasure

Let's face it... this isn't a great flick. So why do I watch it all the time. I don't know. The opening sequence makes me want to jump on my bike and ride into the desert. Keep an eye out for the "outrageous" gas prices early in the film (keep in mind that this came out in 1991). You'll either laugh or cry. April 29, 2008

Good Flick

I'm not a big fan of Don Johnson, but teaming him with Mickey Rourke was a great idea. A great tale of good friends. Good movie for guys and girls. April 20, 2008

Like No Country For Old Men, only good.

Imagine if instead of removing the climax from No Country, they instead removed the plot. And the acting ability. And anything resembling a realistic basis for the story. You would have Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man. I'll admit there's nothing similar between the two movies other than the fact the protagonists are being chased by a psychopath, but still No Country stank, as did this movie, only this was enjoyably cheesy. Severe minus points for Rourke not knowing how to ride or shoot though... although I guess they could insinuate he has removed the rear brake off his bike... still, Don had no problems. April 6, 2008

Cowboys and Motorcyclists

This a good movie. I had seen it a long time ago (when it first came out), and I wanted to own it. I've watched it several times, and it never gets stale. Rourke is just quirky enough to give the movie some pizazz, but not enough to be considered strange. September 5, 2007

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