I first saw this in the early 90s on a vhs n found it to be boring at times but after revisiting it recently i liked it as the movie has plenty of character development n the story engaging.
In the 80s n 90s, i never used to care bah character development.
While Taxi Driver is top notch, this one too showcases the horror n turnoil war returnees go thru.
After spending seven years as a POW in Hanoi, Major Rane returns home but finds his home very different from the one he left.
Rane realizes that his son does not remember him and his wife admits to him that she has become engaged to another man and has no plans to break it off. Rane stoically accepts this and greeted warmly by the townspeople and he is presented with a red Cadillac and 2,555 silver dollars which attracts the attention of four border outlaws.
The locations are good but the best part is the silent n tough portrayal of the lead character.
The climactic action sequence is filled with lots of bloody shootouts n mayhem.
In the 80s n 90s, i never used to care bah character development.
While Taxi Driver is top notch, this one too showcases the horror n turnoil war returnees go thru.
After spending seven years as a POW in Hanoi, Major Rane returns home but finds his home very different from the one he left.
Rane realizes that his son does not remember him and his wife admits to him that she has become engaged to another man and has no plans to break it off. Rane stoically accepts this and greeted warmly by the townspeople and he is presented with a red Cadillac and 2,555 silver dollars which attracts the attention of four border outlaws.
The locations are good but the best part is the silent n tough portrayal of the lead character.
The climactic action sequence is filled with lots of bloody shootouts n mayhem.