Reviews for Wild Boys of the Road

6.9 / 10 1h 8min

At the height of the Great Depression, Tommy's mother has been out of work for months when Eddie's father loses his job. Eager not to burden their parents, the two high school Sophomores decide to hop the freight trains and look for work.

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Review by user91106rhgiiw

A Fantastic Showcase for Frankie Darro!!!

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Review by user478t6nbwtq

Authentic Slice of Reality from the Depression-Era

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Review by NeonNinja

Spotlit the Depression's Most Unemployed Segment of the Population

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Review by user8089zowvd5d

Incredible characters triumph over realism in achingly modern film

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Review by AuroraAardvark

Brother, can you spare a nickel?

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Review by JungleJester

This picture is a near-narcotic look at a country that eats its young . . .

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Review by user493ns2fm1gi

Realistic, Great William Wellman Classic

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Review by PolarPig

The Great Depression Era's 47%A Fantastic Forgotten Film

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Review by user1418gsskvhv

What stands out is the grinding poverty contrasted with camaraderie

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Review by user446pud4mlm7

These Three And Thousand Like Them

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Review by user77412g7dh7j

Excellent Film Set In The Great Depression

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Review by PolarPenguin

If this film were made today it would have to be in Spanish

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Review by user3883iorue74

Riveting Depression-era social drama

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Review by user8564ziw890c

Harrowing and grim but fascinating

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Review by user7958cuzi3ce

Brilliant, heart-wrenching depression gem

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Review by user720xgziw9na

adventures of Depression-era teenagers

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