100 Rifles

Synopsis

In the 1969 movie '100 Rifles', Jim Brown stars as Lyedecker, a lawman on a mission to capture a revolutionary named Yaqui Joe, played by Burt Reynolds. Raquel Welch portrays a beautiful revolutionary who joins forces with the two men in a thrilling adventure to fight against an oppressive government. Set in Mexico, '100 Rifles' is a mix of action, romance, and political intrigue as the trio faces challenges and battles against a formidable enemy. The movie highlights the themes of freedom, justice, and the power of unity in the face of adversity. With its dynamic performances, engaging storyline, and breathtaking landscapes, '100 Rifles' is an iconic Western film that continues to captivate audiences.

Cast

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  Jim Brown

  Lydecker

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  Raquel Welch

  Sarita

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  Burt Reynolds

  Yaqui Joe Herrera

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  Fernando Lamas

  General Verdugo

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  Dan O'Herlihy

  Steven Grimes

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  Eric Braeden

  Lt. Franz Von Klemme

Reviews

Critics have had mixed sentiments about '100 Rifles', with opinions ranging from praise for its entertaining action sequences and charismatic performances to criticism for its simplistic plot. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 67%, praising the chemistry between the lead actors but noting the lack of depth in the narrative. IMDb users rated '100 Rifles' 6.0/10, appreciating the film's classic Western elements and the performances of Brown, Reynolds, and Welch. Metacritic rated the movie at 55, citing the film's exciting set pieces but expressing reservations about its pacing. Despite the divisive opinions, '100 Rifles' remains a cult classic that captures the essence of the Western genre with its memorable characters and thrilling showdowns.