Freebie and the Bean

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Allan H @RT89558755 Jan 19 To understand the film, you have to juxtapose it the counterculture which hadn't quite disappeared by 1974 and watch another Richard Rush movie. And the actors are terrific. The critics who did not like it probably voted for you-know-wh0. See more mark g @Mark_Alan_G. Jan 17 A cop buddy film shot in San Francisco during the early 1970s with Caan and Arkin!? What's not to like? Worth a watch for nostalgia purposes alone. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Aug 5 Success in 1 hour and 52 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dubbed and subtitled in worldwide studios!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Thomas B @Scubavich Jul 11 Weirdly enough I’m not a Kubrick fan & you can’t believe everything you read (especially on line) but supposedly he thought Freebee & The Bean was one of the best pictures he’d seen. Maybe I just like the nostalgia of it all &’how non modern PC it is but I’d guess Kubrick knows more about film than most critics & particularly I !!! See more Vik D @vikdamone 03/25/2025 good action and comedy blend in this movie See more CodyZamboni Z @CodyZamboni 06/29/2024 High energy , never boring, but the two leads are too wacky crazy to create any rooting interest, The stuff they do really strech credibility, Alot of their banter is unintelligible, That said, there are top notch large scale car stunts , with hundreds of San Franciscan extras fleeing the destruction, Movie's tone goes hard core dark at the end, Valerie Harper adds comic class, and is the only appealing character, Alot of the stunts, the filmmakers make no effort to hide the obvious stuntmen who look nothing like James Caan and Alan Arkin See more Read all reviews

Freebie and the Bean

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