

- I came to this movie from the RLM rankings of all the Sam Raimi movies, never having heard of it. Jay and Rich Evans compared this movie to The Man With No Name trilogy. Personally, moments of this reminded me more of "Once Upon a Time in the West." This movie is a hidden treasure of style and has great character and story arcs. Visually, the movie blew me away. The use of color, angles, and close-ups were very Leone. The actors mostly did fantastic, and I have no complaints. I think the strongest performance came from Russel Crowe. Without spoiling things, his transformation was a perfect example of "show, don't tell" character writing. Sharon Stone seemed kinda lost sometimes as this kind of role was well outside the kind of characters she tended to play, but she hit her stride at a point and you can tell where she becomes comfortable in character. Gene Hackman is his usual self- he plays such a believable villain in a lot of movies he's in, and he's in his element here. Additionally, there was Keith David, who didn't have a whole lot of screen time here but I think the "Seven Degrees of Kevin Bacon" game should have been the "Seven Degrees of Keith David." He shows up in so many places but I never get tired of seeing him. I loved this movie. I was sorely tempted to restart the movie and watch it a second time right after finishing it. I think it's on a level with "Tombstone," if not "Once Upon a Time in the West."
- What a hidden gem. A completely stacked cast with Sam Raimi at the helm doing his best stylistic interpretation of Spaghetti Westerns, and Gene Hackman just killing it as the main villain. My only gripe is that sharon stone, as others have said, seems a little out of her element in certain scenes, and it's hard to tell when that's intentional. At the end of the day though it's an absolute blast. Well worth watching.
- From the "guilty pleasures" school of Westerns that hit different after three decades of girl-bossery taught us to wince at the mere mention of a too-perfect female protagonist. And still, as silly and trope-filled as the premise is, it's consistently entertaining, filled with gleefully scenery-chewing performances from all involve (except Crowe, who gives a disarmingly heartfelt performance in one of the most implausibly written roles he'll ever have).
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Szybcy i Martwi was released on 10 lutego 1995.
Szybcy i Martwi was directed by Sam Raimi.
Szybcy i Martwi has a runtime of 1 h 45 min.
Szybcy i Martwi was produced by Allen Shapiro, Joshua Donen, Patrick Markey.
Do małego miasteczka na Dzikim Zachodzie, rządzonego silną ręką przez Heroda przyjeżdża tajemnicza Ellen. Z nikim nie rozmawia, czasem tylko patrzy dzikim wzrokiem, od którego przeszywa dreszcz. Kid, rzekomy syn Heroda, wiecznie otoczony wianuszkiem dziewcząt, bardzo interesuje się tajemniczą nieznajomą. Wkrótce Herod przyprowadza Corta, swego dawnego kompana, obecnie księdza. Między duchownym a Ellen od razu iskrzy. Rozpoczyna się turniej rewolwerowców. Cała czwórka bierze w nim udział, a zwycięzca może być tylko jeden. Zostanie nim najszybszy strzelec. Reszta będzie martwa...
The key characters in Szybcy i Martwi are Ellen (Sharon Stone), Herod (Gene Hackman), Cort (Russell Crowe).
Szybcy i Martwi is rated 18.
Szybcy i Martwi is a Western, Action, Dramat film.
Szybcy i Martwi has an audience rating of 5.4 out of 10.
Szybcy i Martwi had a budget of 35 mln USD.
Szybcy i Martwi has made 47 mln USD at the box office.





















