After a chance encounter, headstrong Kathy is drawn to Benny, member of Midwestern motorcycle club the Vandals. As the club transforms into a dangerous underworld of violence, Benny must choose between Kathy and his loyalty to the club.
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Cast
Jeff Nichols
Director
Austin Butler
Benny
Jodie Comer
Kathy
Tom Hardy
Johnny
Michael Shannon
Zipco
Mike Faist
Danny
Boyd Holbrook
Cal
Damon Herriman
Brucie
Beau Knapp
Wahoo
Emory Cohen
Cockroach
Karl Glusman
Corky
Toby Wallace
The Kid
Norman Reedus
Funny Sonny
Happy Anderson
Big Jack
Paul Sparks
Gary Rogue Leader
Will Oldham
Bartender
Nathan Neorr
Goodpaster
Mierka Girten
The Kid's Mother
Paul Dillon
The Kid's Father
Jeff Nichols
Writer
Danny Lyon
Writer
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While I have a certain fondness for the movie BIKERIDERS, I still find it to be a rather mediocre title. There's undeniably something off about this film. Despite its fantastic cinematography, perfect locations, and meticulously designed decors, the movie fails to leave a lasting impression. It features a plethora of talented actors, making its failure seem implausible. Yet, by the time the credits rolled, I was left feeling utterly indifferent. Nothing from the supposed storyline stood out or stayed with me. Even with Michael Shannon, who is one of my favorite actors, the impact was minimal. His brief appearance was so inconsequential that the film wouldn't suffer if it were entirely omitted. Sadly, the same can be said for the rest of the cast. They were equally underutilized and forgettable. This film, with all its potential, ultimately ended up being a colossal waste of talent and opportunity. Despite its visual excellence and strong cast, it fails to deliver a memorable or impactful experience, leaving audiences with a sense of squandered potential.
nice movie
