The climax involves rounding up wild horses. Instead of a heroic feat, it is portrayed as a cruel, desperate act to sell the animals for dog food.
The Misfits was not a massive box office success upon release, but it has aged into a masterpiece. It is a bleak, beautiful, and deeply empathetic look at broken people trying to find their place in the world. The Misfits (1961)
The film carries a massive cultural weight because it marked the final on-screen appearances of two of cinema's greatest icons: The climax involves rounding up wild horses
Here is a look into why The Misfits still captivates audiences decades later. 🎬 The Ultimate Hollywood Swan Song it is portrayed as a cruel