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Kid Blue
1973 1h 40m PG
Comedy
,
Western
,
Crime
6.2
50%
62%
68%
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At the turn of the century, with the Old West fading away, Texas train robber Kid Blue goes straight and takes a factory job but old habits die hard.
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Directed By
James Frawley
Written By
Bud Shrake
Studio
20th Century Fox
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Cast of Kid Blue
Dennis Hopper
Bickford Waner
Warren Oates
Reese Ford
Peter Boyle
Preacher Bob
Ben Johnson
Sheriff 'Mean John' Simpson
Lee Purcell
Molly Ford
Janice Rule
Janet Conforto
Ralph Waite
Drummer
Clifton James
Mr. Hendricks
José Torvay
Old Coyote
Mary Jackson
Mrs. Evans
Jay Varela
Mendoza
Jack Starrett
Tough Guy (as Claude Ennis Starrett Jr.)
Warren Finnerty
Wills
Owen Orr
Train Robber #1
Richard Rust
Train Robber #2
Howard Hesseman
Confectionary Man (as Howard Hessman)
M. Emmet Walsh
Barber
Henry Smith
Joe Cloudmaker
Bobby Hall
Bartender
Mel Stewart
Blackman (as Melvin Stewart)
Eddy Donno
Huey
Kid Blue Reviews
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
It was a keen satire of the last of the frontier days, but its hipness failed to rub off on me.
New York Times
Vincent Canby
Kid Blue is a well-meaning, liberal, anti-fascist Western, dressed up with some good performances by Peter Boyle, Lee Purcell and Janice Rule. But it's not a very good movie.
Village Voice
J. Hoberman
Kid Blue has a meandering jug band sensibility and a premise hilariously relevant to Hopper's situation.
Chicago Reader
Don Druker
A gentle little fable about the mechanization of the west and its effects on a small-time outlaw.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
Perry Stewart
Best yet of the current genre of off-beat Westerns, this whimsical examination of technology and conformity in Dime Box, Texas, 1902, showcases some of the finest acting and writing you'll see this year.
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