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Stir Crazy (1980)

“Two jailbirds who just want out of the cage.”

  • R
  • 111 min
  • Comedy
  • imdb logo 6.7/10 (30389 votes)

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Plot

In the bustling heart of New York, Skip and Harry yearn for a taste of the sun-drenched, azure-skied allure of California. The duo, seeking a fresh start, trade their city grime for the Golden State's shine, embarking on an adventure that promises excitement and novelty. However, fate has an amusing twist up its sleeve. Securing jobs as promoters in a bank, their new life takes a dramatic turn as they are falsely accused of bank robbery. The dynamic duo, once dreamers of California's boundless blue skies, now find themselves entangled in the grim reality of a harsh western prison. Struggling to adapt to their unexpected circumstances, Skip and Harry wrestle with the bleakness of their new existence. Amidst the iron bars and stony-faced inmates, an unlikely spark of hope ignites when the warden discovers Skip's uncanny knack for bronco riding, just in time for the upcoming inter-prison rodeo. Their grit and resilience form the backbone of their survival, as they navigate the rough terrain of prison life. They form unlikely alliances, their friendships becoming their lifeline in this tough new world. As the prison rodeo looms, the eastern boys must buckle up for the ride of their lives. The journey from the metropolitan maze of New York to the unforgiving confines of a western prison, "Stir Crazy" is a whirlwind ride filled with laughter, friendship, and the relentless pursuit of freedom. Driven by a twist of fate, Skip and Harry redefine their destinies, proving that even in the darkest corners, friendship and courage can lead to the most unexpected victories.

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Stir Crazy is a comedy movie featuring Gene Wilder and directed by Sidney Poitier.

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