Truth or Consequences, N.M.

1997
18
1h 46m

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6.3/10

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Kiefer Sutherland, Vincent Gallo, Kim Dickens, and Mykelti Williamson in Truth or Consequences, N.M. (1997)

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Action Crime Drama Romance Thriller

A group of crooks, an ex con, his friend and a gun crazy gangster plan a drug heist, but not everything goes as planned.A group of crooks, an ex con, his friend and a gun crazy gangster plan a drug heist, but not everything goes as planned.A group of crooks, an ex con, his friend and a gun crazy gangster plan a drug heist, but not everything goes as planned.

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IMDb RATING

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5.4K

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Trivia
No filming ever took place in the actual city of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.

Goofs
A shot is flipped when the group set out for Vegas to see Tony Vago (both the steering wheel and the car are on the "other" side).

Quotes
Gordon: Listen, we're not gonna give you any trouble, why don't you just take what you want.
Raymond: Take what we want? What do we look like, fuckin' prosciutto bandits?

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Breakdown/Warriors of Virtue/Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery/Truth or Consequences/Commandments (1997)

Soundtracks
Heaven's Last Attempt
Written and Performed by Jude Cole
Re-mixed by Roger Sommers
Courtesy of Island Records, Inc.
by arrangement with PolyGram Film & TV Licensing

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Keifer proves a surprise hit on the other side of the camera.

Much-maligned Keifer Sutherland's career has taken a relative nose-dive since the heady days of his Brat-pack success in Lost Boys and Young Guns. But, here he proves to be a surprise hit behind the camera, co-starring in and directing this well paced and exciting outlaw drama. Brad Mirman's plot keeps the action moving, presents twists at every corner and establishes engaging characters. The real key is both Sutherland's own frenetic performance, his directing style and the chemistry between Kim Dickens and the superb Vincent Gallo. A rare treat, with characters you can root for from the very start. Has a great little soundtrack too!