CONCRETE COWBOYS

Cinemavixion Review

This 1979 film, "Concrete Cowboys," offers a charming, if somewhat dated, glimpse into the lives of two Montana ranch hands, portrayed with folksy appeal by Jerry Reed and Tom Selleck. As they venture towards the bright lights of Nashville, their journey takes an unexpected turn, leading them into a world of intrigue and mystery as they assist Morgan Fairchild's character in a search for her sister. While the local data provides a succinct overview, the external information fleshes out a narrative involving a fugitive duo, a detective agency, and a foiled kidnapping, adding layers of action and suspense to their country-to-city transition. Burt Kennedy's direction, implied by the external data, likely imbues the film with a classic Western sensibility, even as it explores a more modern setting. It's a narrative that promises camaraderie and unexpected adventure, a delightful discovery for fans of 70s cinema.