Buffalo '66

Considering that Vincent Gallo made a film that i pretty much hated, THE BROWN BUNNY, It's reassuring that he still has made this great film. I really had a ball watching this one. From the opening sequence of him leaving... Full review

"Buffalo '66" is a different kind of low budget film. It is the kind of film that most high budget films should attempt to emulate!Tons of congratulations to Vincent Gallo. He wrote the story and screen play, directed the film,... Full review

After seeing this film for the first time I absolutely loved it! It was only after I purchased it on DVD that I saw in the credits just how much Gallo had to do with this film. He did just... Full review

No, I didn't misspell that. It stands for "black" and "bleak". Billy Brown (Vincent Gallo) is released from prison, but hours later has not left the bench outside the prison gate. It seems as though he has no place to go... Full review

Never even heard of Gallo: just happened onto this film on IFC one night and totally loved it. The acting was superb, the story even more so; and that camera work! Gallo's character, Billy Brown, was a picture of hate... Full review

And he is. Being from Buffalo myself, this is the best portrayal of Buffalo culture that I have yet to see in a film. Gallo got the accent, the attitudes, the hand gestures, the weather and the local obsession with... Full review

Sprung from jail, Gallo's Billy quickly kidnaps Ricci and orders her to pass herself off as his wife in this absurdist comedy. Seemingly the spawn of Jim Jarmusch and Harmony Korine (who are, in turn, spawn of Cassavetes), Gallo gives... Full review

I fell in love with this movie. Before I saw it, I didn't know much at all about Vincent Gallo. I saw the trailer that was attached to "Out of Sight" and was like "well, that looks interesting. Maybe I'll... Full review

buffalo 66 is a lot like its creator, vincent gallo: harsh, unkempt, dangerous looking,a sure bet to be a miserable loser. at first glance this film seems to have nothing going for it, but give it ten minutes and then... Full review

Buffalo '66 was really original in terms of both plot and style. At moments, the story of Billy Brown's life is so terribly tragic and bizarre, you almost have to break the tension by cracking a laugh. In the film,... Full review

Movies about ex-convicts and their difficulty assimilating back into society generally begin with the prison release, during which the protagonist typically looks downright miserable. At first thought, I recall the opening of Vincent Gallo's Buffalo '66 , which ironically exaggerates... ... Full Article

On a continuous basis, Hollywood would rehash another romantic comedy to stimulate your lady's emotions and sucker you into a film you don't want to see. ... Full Article

Before the motor-mouthed Vincent Gallo delivered the Cannes-blasted Brown Bunny, a ponderous road-trip flick fuelled by 20 gallons of pure ego, he was Billy Brown in this freeform eye-opener, made in 1998. ... Full Article

BY ROGER EBERT / January 1, 2004 Cast & Credits Aileen: Charlize Theron Selby: Christina Ricci Thomas: Bruce Dern Horton: Scott Wilson Vincent Corey: Lee Tergesen Gene: Pruitt Taylor Vince Newmarket Films presents a film written and directed by Patty... ... Full Article

THE PUBLICISTS for "Buffalo '66" describe the movie as a "hybrid of kitchen-sink reality and fairy-tale romance."Oh boy, are they laboring under delusions.The category this actually falls under is Revenge Movie, subcategory: Cartoon. ... Full Article