2 grifters hustling and supporting each other to live in the big city
Midnight Cowboy was one of the best pictures released in the 1960s. It features Jon Voight as Joe Buck a Texan who leaves his town for the big city of New York to be a gigolo. There he meets Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) and they form a bond.<br /><br />Joe and Ratso come to rely upon each other so that they can survive in the city. One the one hand, the film shows the depths people will go to stay alive. They squat in an abandoned building. They hustle. They steal food. They try to sell sex. On the other hand they support and care about each other. Ratso for instance, gets sick and Joe is at his side trying to help him recover. They’re dreams are revealed as well such as when Ratso dreams of a life of luxury living in Florida. Joe’s motivation for going to New York are also revealed and it’s not a pretty story. It’s a remarkable world that the film creates.<br /><br />It’s two remarkable performances by Voight and Hoffman. It’s also a movie of its time. I don’t Hollywood would touch this story today. It casts such a bad image of New York City and some of the people in it that try to hustle and exploit others. It’s a one of a kind movie.<br />C
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