Connections
Remade as
References
Staging of the Bunch's train robbery similar, and at times almost identical, to the famous silent film.
Similar opening scenes. Bugs strung together by children.
Pike's line "I wouldn't have it any other way" is taken from this film.
Referenced in
Title mentioned by Jo Anne during the party
Title mentioned by Gary Owens
Before showing a clip from the fake Peckinpah film "Salad Days" three of his real movies are mentioned, including this one.
The finale is an homage to the "Wild Bunch" when the bunch marches to death.
In an interview, Darrell Fetty says that John Milius modeled the scene where the four boys show up at the draft office on the scene where the remnants of the Wild Bunch are marching toward their showdown with the Mexican army. According to Fetty, "we play it very seriously, like Special Forces commandos on a raid into enemy territory...".
A poster is visible in Morty Green's office.
Thorson refers to the Branch brothers as the "Wild Bunch".
This film is mentioned by name.
Chris tells Rick, "It's hard to believe The Wild Bunch is already in bed."
Dennis says the locals already think the lads are like the Wild Bunch. Barry pretends to shoot two pistols in response.
Milius & Walter Hill declared that the final shootout is an hommage to the Peckinpah's film
Jeff and Li's "Mexican standoff" in Jennie's apartment was inspired by Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch, as well as the "pep talk" to each other before they enter the last part of the church shootout.
brothers named Lyle and Tector
"Things got too rowdy with that wild bunch"
Gene Siskel alludes to the movie in his review of "Bad Girls" (1994).
"that wild bunch of yours out there (is) walking around the streets with hunting rifles."
Title is mentioned during interview.
Crow: "Peckinpah's 'Wild Parking Attendants'"
Title reference
Martin Scorsese names it.
The film is mentioned by name by Seth in liquor store.
Buffy says "Don't go all Wild Bunch on me"
It's referenced in the dialogue: "Don't go Wild Bunch on me"
Two of the characters in this episode, are named Lyle & Tector Gorch, just like the two characters from "The Wild Bunch".
Poster visible in the background during the conversation with John Woo.
When the male lead tells the female lead that he wants to be the next Sam Peckinpah, the female lead mentions this film.
mentionned once
mentioned in dialogue
poster
Schwarzenegger mentions this film.
It is mentioned and discussed.
Shows Theatrical Trailer - 00:34:50
in dialogue after arrest and self-defense claim
mentioned once
Briscoe says the film is a classic.
Referenced by title
Mentioned when talking about Sam Peckinpah.
correct response in "My Favorite Films" category
Revy says that Rock cried like William Holden in this film
Rob Zombie mentions it.
A character mentions it.
when Woody wants to take a road trip, to convince his friends, he says it will be like"the wild bunch"
title reference
A brief mention
Ca. 70 min. into the movie, Pvt. Flake likens his dead brother and some of his friends to the older film's title characters.
title reference
This film was referenced during 'The Great American Culture Quiz' segment.
The gangsters call themself "the wild bunch"
the flashback of Hugo Stiglitz being whipped
Famous line quoted
Incorrect guess on a $1,000 photo clue in the category "Behind the Scenes"
Mentioned in dialogue
Referenced by Peter
mentioned in dialogue
Mentioned in dialogue
mentioned
Featured in
on TV in motel
This film is #80 on the list.
This film is #69 on the list.
one of the film-clips in the Western sequence
clip shown
Clips are featured and the title is mentioned.
contains clips form film
clip shown
excerpt
This film is #79 on the list.
clips
This film is #6 on the "Western" list.
Clips shown
The DVD is played on TV with several scenes from the begining of the film being shown.
John Woo's #4 Favorite Film
Clips featured in Ernest Borgnine tribute.
Clips shown
Clips shown
A clip is shown.
Spoofed in
Charlie Brown's massacre of the gang includes several shots, edits, and even sound bites from this film
The Mexican stand-off at the climax of both films.
Buck says he learned a lasso trick in "The Wild Lunch"