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Title: Goin' South (1978)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jack Nicholson | ... | Henry Lloyd Moon | |
| Mary Steenburgen | ... | Julia Tate Moon | |
| Christopher Lloyd | ... | Deputy Towfield | |
| John Belushi | ... | Deputy Hector | |
| Veronica Cartwright | ... | Hermine, Moon's Old Gang | |
| Richard Bradford | ... | Sheriff Andrew Kyle | |
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Jeff Morris | ... | Big Abe, Moon's Old Gang |
| Danny DeVito | ... | Hog, Moon's Old Gang | |
| Tracey Walter | ... | Coogan, Moon's Old Gang | |
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Gerald H. Reynolds | ... | Polty, Rail Road Manager |
| Luana Anders | ... | Lorette Anderson | |
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George W. Smith | ... | Mr. Anderson |
| Lucy Lee Flippin | ... | Diane Haber | |
| Ed Begley Jr. | ... | Whitey Haber | |
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Maureen Byrnes | ... | Mrs. Warren |
Texas, shortly after the Civil War. Henry Moon is an outlaw, on the run from the law. He is captured trying to escape to Mexico and taken back to town to be hanged. The town has a special law that a condemned man can walk free if one of the single women of the town offer to marry him. Henry is in luck - at the last moment Julia Tate offers to marry him, and pretty soon they are married. However, Henry soon discovers that Julia's motives are purely business-orientated - she needs someone to work the mine on her property. This makes for a very cold marriage. Written by grantss
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If you realize that a movie critique represents an INDIVIDUAL'S opinion which may be very different from your own, you probably also don't take these comments too seriously. But - for what it's worth - here's mine re: Goin' South: I found it very entertaining (and I'm probably fussier than most when it comes to movies). That's what I value most in a film: entertainment. Any negative comments about this flick come from the more erudite crowd which knows or looks deeper for such things. I was even able to get past Nicholson's character's need for a good nose-blowin', which usually really bothers me, but, in this case, I found it utterly hilarious. We're gonna leave out recapping the plot - THAT'S pretty well taken care of not too far from here. But I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to write something good about this picture because I think that it richly deserves it.