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Major Charles Rane has come home to war!
Major Charles Rane has come home to war!
Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller - 1977
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A recently-returned Vietnam POW loses his family and his right hand during a violent home invasion, and seeks retribution against those responsible.
Director:
,
John Flynn
Cast:
,
Tommy Lee Jones
,
Luke Askew
,
Dabney Coleman
,
William Devane
,
James Best
,
Linda Haynes
,
Paul A. Partain
,
Lisa Blake Richards
,
Lawrason Driscoll

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Runtime:
100 min
Release date:
2 Nov 1977
Country:
US
Languages:
English
Budget:
$2,000,000
Revenue:
$0
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Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
Performances are made crystalline through a sixth sense for camera placement and curt cutting from director John Flynn, whose 2007 passing was little noted, though his no-BS way of laying down a story is a rare commodity in any era.
– Nick Pinkerton,
Village Voice,
1 Aug 2012
rotten:
In sum, it neither rolls nor thunders.
– Variety Staff,
Variety,
26 Mar 2009
rotten:
[It] has some good things, but in the way it has been directed by John Flynn it moves so easily and sort of foolishly toward its violent climax that all the tension within Charlie has long since escaped the film.
– Vincent Canby,
New York Times,
9 May 2005
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