Hobo With A Shotgun

[etmoviesb]

I completely agree with the original poster, Hobo with a Shotgun is a wonderful movie. In particular I LOVED with all my heart the confrontation of Hobo and the children in the hospital. A perfect description of society and people.

[Rev. Powell]

Good movie.  I thought it was supposed to be a tribute to 70s grindhouse but it really felt more 1980s to me, like something you'd catch on USA Up All Night.  Think a Troma movie, but done straight faced, without fart jokes.   4/5.

[Jim H]

Good movie.  I thought it was supposed to be a tribute to 70s grindhouse but it really felt more 1980s to me, like something you'd catch on USA Up All Night.  Think a Troma movie, but done straight faced, without fart jokes.   4/5.

Yeah, if you see the list of inspirations Jason Eisner lists, they're definitely more 80s trash than 70s grindhouse.  I recall him listing the Exterminator, Vice Squad, Class of 1984, for example. 

While I enjoyed the film, I'd agree it kind of slides downhill towards the end.  Weak ending.  It's a low 8/10, which was a little disappointing as I was very excited for it.

I think for purity of creation, it was impossible to top the original fake trailer.  It's brilliant.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LlazPgxKrA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LlazPgxKrA</a>

[Pillow]

Rewatched it two weeks ago. Had a much better time compared to my first viewing, although I still think the actors playing Ivan and Slick were terrible (and not in a good way.)

[Snivelly]

I didn't love this one like I expected to.  I knew what it would be like going in, and I thought Hauer was awesome, but it just wasn't as much fun as I'd hoped.  Maybe because of the villain, as others have mentioned here he just wasn't fully fleshed out as a character.