El Brazo de Oro
El Brazo de Oro
| 16 August 1979 (USA)
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Timothy Leach moves in to an abandoned farm house with his wife. On the way a man befriends Timothy with the intention to pass Marlene to him (A golden arm brace that gives who ever wears it dead eye shooting accuracy). A group of bandits notice them and see them as easy prey. they rob them of goods and supplies. on another trip the bandits seeing Mrs. Leach all alone assault her. as she lays on the ground the man who befriended Timothy strangles her. when Timothy arrives he blames the bandits and gives him Marlene and hands him a gun he is reluctant as he has never shot a gun before, but soon discovers it possesses incredible powers which uses nerves impulses to hit the target every time. Timothy is afraid but he also wants to avenge the life of his wife. even if he has to take them all on.

Reviews
Incannerax

What a waste of my time!!!

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Tayloriona

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

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Payno

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

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Guillelmina

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

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insomniac_rod

For those who think this is a Horror title, think twice before renting or buying it through Amazon or whatever movie distributor."Bloody Marlene" is a low budget Western with minimal action but plenty of macho dialogs followed by intense shooting and horses. Yes, the typical Mexican Western.Hugo Stiglitz and Hèctor Bonilla star in this movie and play perfectly their characters. They are rivals in love and in power. Jorge Russek also delivers a fine performance.The title is misleading but don't get fooled by it. It's a Western that gets dull when the plot doesn't goes with the flow.Watch "Bloody Marlene" only if you are hungry of Westerns or if you are fan of Mexican low budget efforts in a long forgotten genre.

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