How long is The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy?

The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy is 3 hr 2 min long.

What is The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy about?

GIFT, 1993, Warner Bros., 80 min. Jane's Addiction singer and lyricist Perry Farrell directed this surrealistic blend of live footage of the band and fictional vignettes veering from the comic to the nightmarish. An outstanding soundtrack merges with hallucinatory visuals to create a one-of-a-kind cult movie experience. The film garnered an underground reputation on VHS in the ’90s before falling out of print - don't miss the chance to see it on the big screen! 25th Anniversary! DRUGSTORE COWBOY, 1989, Park Circus/MGM, 102 min. Devilishly charming Matt Dillon is the head honcho of a quartet of ne’er-do-well addicts who support their habits by robbing drugstores in the mid-1970s Northwest. Director Gus Van Sant expertly shifts his matter-of-fact tone from humorous to gut-wrenching, proving a potent force to be reckoned with in his first major film. The picture that made critics stand up and really take notice of Matt Dillon’s multi-faceted talent.

The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy

Name: The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy
Released: 2014-04-30
Duration: 182

NR 3 hr 2 min

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How long is The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy?: The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy is 3 hr 2 min long.

What is The Gift / Drugstore Cowboy about?: GIFT, 1993, Warner Bros., 80 min. Jane's Addiction singer and lyricist Perry Farrell directed this surrealistic blend of live footage of the band and fictional vignettes veering from the comic to the nightmarish. An outstanding soundtrack merges with hallucinatory visuals to create a one-of-a-kind cult movie experience. The film garnered an underground reputation on VHS in the ’90s before falling out of print - don't miss the chance to see it on the big screen!

25th Anniversary! DRUGSTORE COWBOY, 1989, Park Circus/MGM, 102 min. Devilishly charming Matt Dillon is the head honcho of a quartet of ne’er-do-well addicts who support their habits by robbing drugstores in the mid-1970s Northwest. Director Gus Van Sant expertly shifts his matter-of-fact tone from humorous to gut-wrenching, proving a potent force to be reckoned with in his first major film. The picture that made critics stand up and really take notice of Matt Dillon’s multi-faceted talent.