Rock n' Roll Cowboys

1988 "Tune in. Turn on. Saddle up."
4.7| 1h23m| NA| en| More Info
Released: 30 December 1988 Released
Producted By: Somerset Film Productions
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Working as a roadie for a high decibel rock band, young Mickey Lagrange, fantasizes about someday playing his own songs up on stage. He also longs for the sexy lead singer and is jealous of the spotlight clamoring Guitarist. Desperate and frustrated Mickey is at his wits end as to a solution, until a neighbour supplies him with a synthesizer that creates music through pure thought.

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Director

Rob Stewart

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Somerset Film Productions

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Rock n' Roll Cowboys Audience Reviews

Karry Best movie of this year hands down!
ChikPapa Very disappointed :(
ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre
Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.
uds3 This here little telemovie is about as kosher as Black Sabbath in concert playing a set of spoons!Peter Phelps is Mickey LaGrange, a small-time roadie for a heavy metal band. Mickey is not content with his lot and yearns for the bright lights himself, dreaming of success, the echo of his own riffs, and if the truth be known - probably his own groupies! Like Bon Scott, co-founder and lead singer of the incomparable AC/DC once sang on behalf of many an aspiring rock star, "It's a long way, to the top if u wanna rock'n roll!" Is Mickey ready for the trip?Watch this and you won't really care!Phelpsy was the flavor of the month at the time and took on this role just 18 months or so before he landed his sometime gig with BAYWATCH. Scripted by David Young, you would be flat-out trying to memorise any meaningful dialog from the film and Joe Pickering's cinematography is competent rather than breathtaking.Maybe during a non-ratings period and midway through your fourth bourbon and coke it gets better - let me know?