← Back to films

The Kid

Name: The Kid
Genre: Western, Drama, Action
Released: 2019-03-08
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 5.988

★ 6,0 /10 (329 Votes)

2019 EN 100 min

Overview

New Mexico Territory, 1880. Rio Cutler and his older sister Sara must abandon their home after an unfortunate event happens. In their desperate flee to Santa Fe, they cross paths with the infamous outlaw Billy the Kid and his gang, who are ruthlessly pursued by a posse led by Sheriff Pat Garret.

Rent

Buy

Release date

08/03/2019

Votes

329

Popularity

1.9

It only matters the story they tell when you're gone

Genres

Western Drama Action

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

100 min

Budget

$8,000,000

Revenue

$1,561,698

Website

www.lionsgate.com

amazon

Crichton, M: Jurassic Park

€45,41

amazon

El Club de la Lucha (Fight Club) (Steelbook) (1999) (David Fincher) (4K UHD + Blu-ray)

€12,97

amazon

Ben-hur (4K UHD)

€21,25

amazon

Tras El Corazon Verde (Romancing the Stone) (1984) (Robert Zemeckis) + La Joya del Nilo (The Jewel of the Nile) (1985) (Lewis Teague) - Pack (Blu-ray)

€19,99

amazon

Trilogia Desaparecido en Combate 1-2-3 con Funda Limitada y Numerada 3 BDs + 12 Postales Exclusivas

€39.95

Search on Amazon →

amazon.es

Ethan Hawke

Sheriff Pat Garrett

Dane DeHaan

Billy 'The Kid' Bonney

Jake Schur

Rio Cutler

Leila George

Sara Cutler

Adam Baldwin

Bob Orlinger

Chris Pratt

Grant Cutler

Charlie Chappell

Billy Wilson

Clint Obenchain

Tom Pickett

Chris Bylsma

Charlie Bowdre

Chad Dashnaw

Dave Rudabaugh

Ben Dickey

Jim East

Tait Fletcher

Bill Cutler

Hawk D'Onofrio

Oran Moler

Diana Navarrete

Manuela

Samantha Zajarias

Paulita Maxwell

Vincent D'Onofrio

Sheriff Romero

David Devereaux

First Reporter

Rachel Singer

Cricket (Whore)

Jenny Gabrielle

Mirabel

Howard Ferguson Jr.

Tall Man

No photo

Santo Militello

Butcher

Keith Jardine

Paul Jankowski

No photo

Dillon D. Jordan

Second Guard

No photo

Joseph Santos

James Bell

Leslie Fleming-Mitchell

Bank Clerk

Joe Berryman

Older Doctor

Douglas Bennett

Gauss

Efrain Villa

Mexican Worker

Stafford Douglas

John Poe

Merritt C. Glover

Singing Painted Lady

MorningStar Angeline

Young Whore

Jacob Browne

Bartender

David Christian Welborn

Father

No photo

Georgia Kirshenbaum

Stagecoach Daughter

No photo

Cameron Thurlow

Stagecoach Son

No photo

Carlos Amorin

Young Mob Leader

Thomas Wingate

T. Wingate

No photo

Danielle Haynes

Mother

No photo

Rose Cordova

Mother Maxwell (uncredited)

Rachel de la Torre

Hispanic School Teacher (uncredited)

No photo

Yvette Fazio-Delaney

Wash lady (uncredited)

No photo

Shannon Henderson Herrera

Brothel Woman #2 (uncredited)

No photo

David Hight

Santa Fe Policeman (uncredited)

No photo

Sarah Murrey

Townsperson (uncredited)

J. Nathan Simmons

Townsperson (uncredited)

No photo

Rip Lowe

Christian Dalton

Townsman (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

Loading soundtrack videos…

I thought this was a fairly entertaining western. Hardly a classic, but better than many I have seen. It seems like they accurately followed some of the sequence of interactions between Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett, from what I have read. I mean, it is a feature film, not a documentary. I will say that I think they tried to shoehorn the kid (the child, =as opposed to The Kid) a bit too much into the orbit of William Bonney. And some of his actions seem too old for the age he is portrayed as being. Maybe they should have made him a teenager and be done with it. Also, a few people referred t…

Read full review →

There are a LOT of ways that this has been handled by Hollywood over the years. Pat the good guy, Pat the friend of Billy, Billy the good guy, Billy really lived. Most of the time, not matter what path it takes, there is an element of fun and a really decent story behind it. This one a great cast, it takes a great story and it kind of sucks all the drama out of it. It makes it all a bit flat and, honestly, it should be thrilling. I'm not sure what went wrong here. It's watchable...but it's not good. It's a flat an unambitious telling of the Billy the Kid story and done with all the creat…

Read full review →

**_Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett seen through the eyes of an adolescent runaway_** Fugitive teen siblings (Jake Schur and Leila George) hook up with Billy the Kid (Dane DeHaan) and his gang as he’s on the run from Pat Garrett (Ethan Hawke) in New Mexico, 1881. Chris Pratt has a side part as the dubious uncle of the teens. “The Kid” (2019) was helmed by Vincent D'Onofrio (whom you might remember as the mentally troubled recruit at boot camp in “Full Metal Jacket”). It comes in the tradition of “One-Eyed Jacks,” which was originally a Billy the Kid yarn by Sam Peckinpah (with Stanley Kubri…

Read full review →