Starring Clint Eastwood as mercenary gunfighter Hogan, TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA opens with its star saving a naked women from being gang-raped. He's more than a little surprised when the attractive woman, Sister Sara (Shirley McLaine), dons a habit. It seems she's deeply committed to a group of Mexican revolutionaries fighting .. Read more
| Starring | Clint Eastwood, Shirley MacLaine, John Kelly, Ada Carrasco |
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| Director | Don Siegel |
| Genres | Action/Adventure |
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Clint Eastwood plays a quizzical, slightly bemused cowboy in this immensely enjoyable Don Siegel caper, saving nun Shirley MacLaine from a fate worse than death in the Mexican desert. The two leads are perfectly paired, and MacLaine in particular turns in a great comic performance as her ill-fitting habit begins to slip. Siegel keeps the tension and pace roaring along as he pitches his stars into the middle of the Mexican Revolution and all its attendant mayhem, though some may find the final, gory battle scene out of kilter with the light-hearted tone of the rest of the movie.
A witty and slightly whimsical Western, which teams MacLaine - as a whore playing at being a nun - with the... read more on Time Out
Vaguely unsatisfactory Western with patches of nasty brutality leading to an action-packed climax.
Moderately enjoyable mid-period Clint Eastwood western, this is a much more light-hearted adventure than his earlier Spaghetti Westerns. The two leads are good... more
Shirley MacLaine as a nun (with a secret) is saved by Eastwood from 3 cowboys.
This is not a spag-western though Eastwood is nearly the man with no ...
more
Moderately enjoyable mid-period Clint Eastwood western, this is a much more light-hearted adventure than his earlier Spaghetti Westerns. The two leads are good... more
Moderately enjoyable mid-period Clint Eastwood western, this is a much more light-hearted adventure than his earlier Spaghetti Westerns. The two leads are good... more
Shirley MacLaine as a nun (with a secret) is saved by Eastwood from 3 cowboys.
This is not a spag-western though Eastwood is nearly the man with no ...
more
A treat, I had begun to forget how very cool Clint is and this story was not the usual western. Perhaps it is a little dated and predictable but still highly ... more
Clint going too far in the same genre. Tired storyline, Westerns needed a rest by about this time.
Great comedy from Clint Eastwood and Shirley Maclaine with a touch of westrern flavour. Clint's doing his usual bad boy routine whilst Shirley Maclain is ... more
Clint Eastwood plays a quizzical, slightly bemused cowboy in this immensely enjoyable Don Siegel caper, saving nun Shirley MacLaine from a fate worse than death in the Mexican desert. The two leads are perfectly paired, and MacLaine in particular turns in a great comic performance as her ill-fitting habit begins to slip. Siegel keeps the tension and pace roaring along as he pitches his stars into the middle of the Mexican Revolution and all its attendant mayhem, though some may find the final, gory battle scene out of kilter with the light-hearted tone of the rest of the movie.
A witty and slightly whimsical Western, which teams MacLaine - as a whore playing at being a nun - with the... read more on Time Out
Vaguely unsatisfactory Western with patches of nasty brutality leading to an action-packed climax.