Stir Crazy (1980)
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" Skip and Harry are framed for a bank robbery and end up in a western prison. The two eastern boys are having difficulty adjusting to the new life until the warden finds that Skip has a natural talent for riding broncos with the inter-prison rodeo coming up. The film, featured earlier performances by Grand L. Bush and Jonathan Banks, Stir Crazy, featured songs by Leata Galloway, Randy Goodrum, Kiki Dee, and others. The film was released in the United States on December 12, 1980 to mixed cri"
"Directed by: Sydney Poitier Cinematography: Fred Schuler "
"Rated: R Why itโs rated: Frequent profanity, Adult Situations, Drug Content, and Mild Violence"
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"During the seventies, Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor were two comedians whose individuals stars were rising. Then someone came along decided to pair Wilder's ivory Brook-farce antics with Pryor's ebony-edged street-savvy. And as a result, at the beginning of the eighties decade, the comedy duel saw their combined star-power going super-nova. The second of four Wilder/Pryor collaborations, Stir Crazy probably didn't have the strength of laughter as their first outing, Silver Streak, but it still"
"2014: 877 2013: 850 2012: 822 2011: 792 2010: 769 2009: 738 "
"2013: 850 2012: 822 2011: 792 2010: 769 2009: 738 "
"2012: 822 2011: 792 2010: 769 2009: 738 "
" Rodeos, prison, and chicken suits. Wilder and Pryor were the best comedy duo in the 70s/80s"
"Hilarious comedy with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor as best friends who leave New York for a better life but find themselves accused of bank robbery and thrown in prison. While there, Wilder shows he has a knack for rodeo that could help them escape. The film works because Wilder and Pryor play off each other so well that you can't help but laugh. Director Sidney Poitier gives them room to do what they do best."