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Miguel Barros

Review: 'Blackthorn' Catches Up With A Retirement-Ready Butch Cassidy
The following is a reprint of our review from Fantasia. For the most part--aside from a few forgettable/unknown titles--no one has really taken on the legend of Butch Cassidy since Robert Redford and Paul Newman went out guns blazing in George Roy Hill's 1969 instant classic. Though "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" lives on as a cinematic touchstone and cultural reference point, the legend has largely been kept off the big screens as the boots of Redford and Newman are large to fill indeed. So you have to admire the stones of writer Miguel Barros, director Mateo Gil and…...
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  • 10/7/2011
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Fantasia '11 Review: 'Blackthorn' Catches Up With A Retirement Ready Butch Cassidy
For the most part--aside from a few forgettable/unknown titles--no one has really taken on the legend of Butch Cassidy since Robert Redford and Paul Newman went out guns blazing in George Roy Hill's 1969 instant classic. Though "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" lives on as a cinematic touchstone and cultural reference point, the legend has largely been kept off the big screens as the boots of Redford and Newman are large to fill indeed. So you have admire the stones of writer Miguel Barros, director Mateo Gil and actor Sam Shepard for breaking the forty year taboo and making…...
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  • 8/1/2011
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