Midnight Cowboy 4K 1969 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Joe Buck, a cheerful and naive guy from a tiny Texas town, heads to New York City to use his extraordinary sexual abilities to satisfy rich women for pay. But things don't go too well for him, and soon Rizzo, a street hobo, convinces Joe that he needs a manager. Although Joe is not thrilled about having to service homosexuals in the latrine, he and Rizzo become real friends. They want to make a lot of money and move to Florida.....

Review 4K Movie

Limita conquers the city... This process has been shown to the world on the silver screen so many times in different interpretations. So many images and characters who have achieved and broken down on the path to fame and money.

The hero-lover Joe decides to go to the big city, with the goal of working as a gigolo. The young charmer plans to take money from rich women who use his services.

But it's not that simple. In addition to a strong desire, you need a cool head on your shoulders. It is extremely difficult to survive alone in an unfamiliar metropolis, so Joe soon meets Rico, who is just as young, but sick and prone to theft (in fact, he earns his living by stealing). Together, they are no longer so lonely and struggling, but their inability to find work and unwillingness to move forward lead to Rico, who has caught a cold, losing faith in himself. All that remains is the dream of a carefree life, pleasure, and beautiful beaches.

Joe is not in such a bad way. He is healthy, full of energy and desire to succeed. And everything would be fine if it weren't for Rico. He drags Joe down with him into the quagmire of inaction.

John Voight's character is horribly naive, but he is an easy and quick learner. His kindness helps him find a friend with whom Joe shares both sorrow and joy.

Midnight Cowboy is yet another presentation to the world of cinema of the humanity that should always remain within us. Even if you have lost everything and everyone, if no one is going to help you, and the city is crushing you with an avalanche of indifference, you must find the strength within yourself to move forward, you must “stay in the saddle.”