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* GroupieBrigade: The Crackers (Country Joe and The Fish), a rock band/gang of bandits, attract screaming women wherever they perform.
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Zachariah (John Rubinstein) and Matthew (Creator/DonJohnson) are two gunslingers in the WildWest. Although they start out as close friends and partners, their different temperaments eventually lead them to separate and take them on very different paths.
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Zachariah (John Rubinstein) (Creator/JohnRubinstein) and Matthew (Creator/DonJohnson) are two gunslingers in the WildWest. Although they start out as close friends and partners, their different temperaments eventually lead them to separate and take them on very different paths.
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''Zachariah'' is a 1971 Western film written by Joe Massot and The Firesign Theatre and directed by George Englund.
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''Zachariah'' is a 1971 Western film written by Joe Massot and The Firesign Theatre Creator/TheFiresignTheatre and directed by George Englund.
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* StandardSnippet: A rock cover of the William Tell Overture plays over the Crackers' attempts at robbing stagecoaches
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* StandardSnippet: A rock cover of the William Tell Overture plays over the Crackers' attempts at robbing stagecoachesstagecoaches.
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* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Zachariah and Matthew start out with fairly similar personalities and goals. By the end, [[spoiler:Zachariah is a vegetable-growing ActualPacifist hermit while Matthew is a fast-drawing gunslinger who wants to fight Zachariah to the death]].
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* SmokingBarrelBlowout: Zachariah shoots one of the cutout figures Belle Starr has in her room to show how quick he is on the draw, then blows on the gun barrel.
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* ModestyBedsheet: Zachariah and Belle Starr use a his 'n' hers sheet after they have sex.
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* HighClassCallGirl: Belle Starr (Pat Quinn) is not only expensive, she's picky and easily bored, and only accepts the most interesting, accomplished men.
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* GrayRainOfDepression: When Zachariah and Matthew split up, it starts to rain.
* TheHermit: Zachariah befriends [[NoNameGiven the Old Man]], who lives in a hut and farms vegetables because he likes being alone.
* TheHermit: Zachariah befriends [[NoNameGiven the Old Man]], who lives in a hut and farms vegetables because he likes being alone.
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* IAmSong: The Crackers play "We're the Crackers," in which they brag about being violent criminals. Less honestly, they play "Poor but Honest Crackers," about how they're just humble musicians who have never broken a law, while Matthew and Zachariah rob a nearby bank.
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* AndStarring: The credits open with "Starring."
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* LensFlare: Visible in many outdoor scenes.
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* NameOfCain: Job Cain, one of the most dangerous criminals in the West.
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* StandardSnippet: A rock cover of the William Tell Overture plays over the Crackers' attempts at robbing stagecoaches
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* StupidCrooks: The Crackers are pitifully inept robbers, until Zachariah has the idea for them to create a distraction by doing what they're good at - playing music - while he and Matthew commit the actual robbery.
* WantedPoster: We see one for the Crackers, and later for Job Cain.
* WantedPoster: We see one for the Crackers, and later for Job Cain.
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* MistakenForGay: A man hassles Zachariah and Matthew for being "faggots," resulting in Zachariah's first duel.
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* StockMoneyBag: Matthew and Zachariah rob a bank and run out carrying sacks with dollar signs printed on them.
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* SayMyName: First Matthew, and later the Old Man yell "ZACHARIAH!" at different points in the movie.
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* SayMyName: First Matthew, and later the Old Man yell "ZACHARIAH!" "Zachariah!" at different points in the movie.movie. Most notably in the final scene, when [[spoiler:Matthew realizes how much he misses him and rides after him on his horse, yelling his name]].
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* RedOniBlueOni: Matthew is very gung ho about being a gunslinger, while Zachariah is more cautious and seems somewhat more intelligent. Their differences become increasingly pronounced as time passes.
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* EstrogenBrigade: In-universe example. The Crackers (Country Joe and The Fish), a rock band/gang of bandits, attract screaming women wherever they perform.
* RedOniBlueOni: Matthew is very gung ho about being a gunslinger, while Zachariah is more cautious and seems somewhat more intelligent. When Zach kills a man in a duel, he immediately develops massive angst, while Matthew is thrilled and wishes it had been him. Their differences becomeincreasingly more and more pronounced as time passes.passes.
* SayMyName: First Matthew, and later the Old Man yell "ZACHARIAH!" at different points in the movie.
* SpinningPaper: Used during a montage of the Crackers' robberies, with a paper appearing after every attack.
* RedOniBlueOni: Matthew is very gung ho about being a gunslinger, while Zachariah is more cautious and seems somewhat more intelligent. When Zach kills a man in a duel, he immediately develops massive angst, while Matthew is thrilled and wishes it had been him. Their differences become
* SayMyName: First Matthew, and later the Old Man yell "ZACHARIAH!" at different points in the movie.
* SpinningPaper: Used during a montage of the Crackers' robberies, with a paper appearing after every attack.
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''Zachariah'' is a 1971 Western film written by Joe Massot and The Firesign Theatre and directed by George Englund.
Zachariah (John Rubinstein) and Matthew (Creator/DonJohnson) are two gunslingers in the WildWest. Although they start out as close friends and partners, their different temperaments eventually lead them to separate and take them on very different paths.
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!!''Zachariah'' contains examples of:
* AnachronismStew: The film is set in the WildWest, which doesn't stop the characters from listening to hard rock music and saying things like "Far out."
* RedOniBlueOni: Matthew is very gung ho about being a gunslinger, while Zachariah is more cautious and seems somewhat more intelligent. Their differences become increasingly pronounced as time passes.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Zachariah realizes he can't return to his hometown after he kills someone in a duel.
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Zachariah (John Rubinstein) and Matthew (Creator/DonJohnson) are two gunslingers in the WildWest. Although they start out as close friends and partners, their different temperaments eventually lead them to separate and take them on very different paths.
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!!''Zachariah'' contains examples of:
* AnachronismStew: The film is set in the WildWest, which doesn't stop the characters from listening to hard rock music and saying things like "Far out."
* RedOniBlueOni: Matthew is very gung ho about being a gunslinger, while Zachariah is more cautious and seems somewhat more intelligent. Their differences become increasingly pronounced as time passes.
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Zachariah realizes he can't return to his hometown after he kills someone in a duel.
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