Love and a .45

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Movie
German title Love and a .45
Original title Love and a .45
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1994
length 96
abridged version (FSK 16): 89 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
shortened version: 16
Rod
Director CM Talkington
script CM Talkington
production In it Scott
music Tom Verlaine
camera Tom Richmond
cut Bob Ducsay
occupation

Love and a .45 is a road movie from 1994. In its subject matter, Love and a .45 is similar to the film Natural Born Killers . The film was unindexed in September 2019.

action

Watty Watts is a petty criminal who lives in a trailer with his girlfriend Starlene and makes a living doing small robberies. His friend Billy Mack Black, whom he knows from prison, suggests that he rob a shop that is said to have $ 10,000 in the safe. Watty agrees because he owes a local gang boss that he has to pay off quickly. In the robbery, however, Billy loses his nerve and shoots a cashier. When he then threatens Watty with a pistol, the latter seriously injures him and leaves him behind.

Watty is then visited by two police officers who believe he is the cashier's murderer. They beat him up and threaten him, but are then shot by Starlene in self-defense. The couple then set off for Mexico. On the way they get married, threatening the judge with a pistol when he recognizes them - meanwhile the police are looking for them and their photos are shown on television. You visit Starlene's parents in San Antonio and then continue towards the Mexican border.

Dinosaur Bob and Creepy Cody, two debt collectors, and Billy, who survived Watty's attack and wants to take revenge, also visit Starlene's parents to find out from them what Watty is planning. The debt collectors are wounded. After Dinosaur Bob dies from his injuries, Billy also kills Creepy Cody. He catches up with Watty and Starlene at the border and forces them to take him to Mexico. There he threatens her again, but is overwhelmed and shot by Starlene. Watty and Starlene now want to start a new life.

criticism

The lexicon of international film describes the film as a Tarantino plagiarism, but it is still acceptable as a genre entertainment.

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Janet Maslin: Two More Young Lovebirds On a Murderous Rampage . New York Times, November 23, 1994
  2. https://www.schnittberichte.com/news.php?ID=15164
  3. Love and a .45. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used