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  Movie Review for Midnight Cowboy

Movie Review for
Midnight Cowboy



Midnight Cowboy
Also known as:

24 Reviews total.

Release date: 5/25/1969
Run length: 113 mins.
Categories: Drama , Adaptation

Summary: A slightly dim-witted young Texan journeys to New York City to offer his services as a stud-for-hire, but spends a hard winter helping a tubercular con man.

                         Reviews of Midnight Cowboy

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Dan Jardine of Apollo Guide (8/0)
            Hoffman gives a performance as 'Ratzo' Rizzo that stands as the finest in an extraordinary career...

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Dan Jardine of Apollo Guide (8/0)
            ... Hoffman gives a performance...that stands as the finest in an extraordinary career.

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Marjorie Baumgarten of Austin Chronicle (8/0)
            This multi-Oscar-winner nails its characters, time period, and locale so perfectly that it become...

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Dave Kehr of Chicago Reader (8/0)
            The acting, showy and instinctual, is most of the movie; the visual style is too forced and chicl...

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Matt Brunson of Creative Loafing (8/0)
            It only takes a movie like Midnight Cowboy to point out the limitations of a rating system: How c...

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Emanuel Levy of EmanuelLevy.Com (8/0)
            Schlesinger's frenzied style and visual pyrotechnicas (New Wave influence) are less impressive th...

                         Reviews of Midnight Cowboy
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Rory L. Aronsky of Film Threat (8/0)
            Sometimes a time capsule never dates.

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Christopher Null of filmcritic.com (8/0)
            A maverick effort.

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MaryAnn Johanson of Flick Filosopher (4/4)
            A buddy movie of rather unlikely characters falling into a rather forced friendship.

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Kevin N. Laforest of Montreal Film Journal (8/0)
            Definitely a film to see.

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Damian Cannon of Movie Reviews UK (8/0)
            ...remains emotionally, technically and cinematically stunning today.

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Dennis Schwartz of Ozus' World Movie Reviews (8/0)
            One of the more overrated films of modern 'hip' times.

                         Reviews of Midnight Cowboy
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James Kendrick of Q Network Film Desk (8/0)
            What is most amazing about the film is its refusal to age.

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Tim Dirks of Tim Dirks' The Greatest Films (8/0)
            Midnight Cowboy (1969) is an ultra-realistic film (shot on location) with sordid, downbeat and se...

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Geoff Andrew of Time Out (8/0)
            Outrageously overrated at the cynical end of the Swinging Sixties.

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Urban Cinefile Critics of Urban Cinefile (8/0)
            Brilliant filmmaking.

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Desson Howe of Washington Post (8/0)
            ...lost in hopeless isolation, wallowing in a poverty of money, morality and love. Yet somehow, i...

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Roger Ebert of Chicago Sun-Times (3/5) No reference
            What has happened to Midnight Cowboy is that we've done our own editing job on it. We've forgotte...

                         Reviews of Midnight Cowboy
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Pablo Villaca of Cinema em Cena (3/5) No reference
            Um filme exemplar que deve ser visto por todos aqueles que apreciam o bom cinema.

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Chris Hicks of Deseret News (7/1) No reference
            ...Hoffman and Voight...offer a serious lesson in film acting.

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Andrew Hicks of Movie Critic at Large (3/5) No reference
            ...depressing and pessimistic but well worth watching as a piece of cinematic history.

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Wesley Lovell of Oscar Guy (7/1) No reference
            Great performances from Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman cap this bravest Academy Awards Best Pictur...

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James Kendrick of Q Network (3/5) No reference
            ...Voight and Hoffman are brilliant...

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Michael Szymanski of Zap2it.com (7/1) No reference
            Gripping, gritty and overwhelmingly depressive and unpleasant, ultimately this is one of the most...

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