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Kansas

1988·Drama·1h 50m
7.0
A young man returning home to attend a wedding hooks up with a drifter who turns out to be a violent bank robber. Before he knows it, the man finds himself involved in the robber's plans.
Directed by David Stevens
bank robber
kansas, usa
fugitive
drifter
criminal conspiracy
rural america

Cast

Matt Dillon
Matt Dillon
Doyle Kennedy
Andrew McCarthy
Andrew McCarthy
Wade Corey
Leslie Hope
Leslie Hope
Lori Bayles
Alan Toy
Alan Toy
Nelson Alquist
Andy Romano
Andy Romano
Fleener
Kyra Sedgwick
Kyra Sedgwick
Prostituierte Drifter
Brent Jennings
Brent Jennings
Buckshot
Brynn Thayer
Brynn Thayer
Connie
Harry Northup
Harry Northup
Governor
Clint Allen
Clint Allen
Ted
Jim Lovelett
Jim Lovelett
Governor's Driver (as James Lovelett)
Louis Giambalvo
Louis Giambalvo
Army Sergeant

Crew

David Stevens
David Stevens
Director
Pino Donaggio
Pino Donaggio
Original Music Composer
David Eggby
David Eggby
Director of Photography
George Litto
George Litto
Producer

Popular Reviews

8 reviews
Emily
Emily
Kansas
watching matt play a southern bank robber with a gold tooth and spiky hair was not on this years bingo card
watching matt play a southern bank robber with a gold tooth and spiky hair was not on this years bingo card
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Annoying Girl
Annoying Girl
Kansas
Can they just kiss already?
Can they just kiss already?
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drew
drew
Kansas
would’ve been better if gay
would’ve been better if gay
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Ashley
Ashley
Kansas
none of u will understand this movie like i do 

first time i gave up watching this because it was only available on 360p but i was really dying to watch it so that's what i did they all looked like they were 5 pixels but it was pretty worth it. sat in bed all cozy watching kansas on my phone at 360p, life is beautiful. but genuinely i loved this so much.

i felt that the timeline was very vague though, it could have been clearer. like the girl's relationship with her boyfriend and also wade's self discovery about farming and etc. maybe also a bit more backstory on how they were on that freight in the first place would have been perfect 

the storyline was something new and i love watching criminals on the run. yet another film about matt dillon being a criminal on the run well yes one of my favourite niche genres. i love how it ended and generally the whole film had me in suspense. i liked this a lot. it was very neat how things went, like i was expecting it but i also wasn't. their relationship unfolded further as more things started to happen and it went in directions i didn't think about which was wonderful 

it still is mind blowing to me how matt dillon and andrew mccarthy star alongside each other in this. prior to knowing about the existence of this film, they have been my favourite 80s actors and i just haven't thoroughly explored their filmography. but now doing so, i found many hidden gems and this is definitely one of them. coincidentally having my two all time favs right now in the same film, which has a genre that caters to my liking is really crazy. i love matt dillon and andrew mccarthy so dearly this film means so much to me

AND WHY DOES NO ONE EVER TALK ABOUT MATT DILLONS MUGSHOT IN THIS ITS SOOO GOOD LIKE PLEASE AND THERE ARE NO HD PHOTOS ???? crime
none of u will understand this movie like i do 

first time i gave up watching this because it was only available on 360p but i was really dying to watch it so that's what i did they all looked like they were 5 pixels but it was pretty worth it. sat in bed all cozy watching kansas on my phone at 360p, life is beautiful. but genuinely i loved this so much.

i felt that the timeline was very vague though, it could have been clearer. like the girl's relationship with her boyfriend and also wade's self discovery about farming and etc. maybe also a bit more backstory on how they were on that freight in the first place would have been perfect 

the storyline was something new and i love watching criminals on the run. yet another film about matt dillon being a criminal on the run well yes one of my favourite niche genres. i love how it ended and generally the whole film had me in suspense. i liked this a lot. it was very neat how things went, like i was expecting it but i also wasn't. their relationship unfolded further as more things started to happen and it went in directions i didn't think about which was wonderful 

it still is mind blowing to me how matt dillon and andrew mccarthy star alongside each other in this. prior to knowing about the existence of this film, they have been my favourite 80s actors and i just haven't thoroughly explored their filmography. but now doing so, i found many hidden gems and this is definitely one of them. coincidentally having my two all time favs right now in the same film, which has a genre that caters to my liking is really crazy. i love matt dillon and andrew mccarthy so dearly this film means so much to me

AND WHY DOES NO ONE EVER TALK ABOUT MATT DILLONS MUGSHOT IN THIS ITS SOOO GOOD LIKE PLEASE AND THERE ARE NO HD PHOTOS ???? crime
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Ashley
Ashley
Kansas
going to need a rewatch cause why the hell is this only available at 360p i can't concentrate and just stopped after the first ten mins it got really bad. if anyone knows where i can watch this for free please lmk 

anyways this is everything to me because matt dillon and andrew mccarthy are my all time 80s movies favs and them being together in this movie is very important to me. like if you know me this is literally peak cinema this is beautiful and nothing will ever beat this casting
going to need a rewatch cause why the hell is this only available at 360p i can't concentrate and just stopped after the first ten mins it got really bad. if anyone knows where i can watch this for free please lmk 

anyways this is everything to me because matt dillon and andrew mccarthy are my all time 80s movies favs and them being together in this movie is very important to me. like if you know me this is literally peak cinema this is beautiful and nothing will ever beat this casting
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