Jack Nicholson: Hell's Angels on Wheels - Movie

Hell's Angels on Wheels
Cast :	Adam Roarke, Jack Nicholson
Director :	Richard Rush
Studio :	Image Entertainment
Format :	Color
Released Date :	June , 1967
DVD Released Date :	December 30, 2003
Language :	English (Dubbed)
Audience Rating :	NR (Not Rated)
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Customer Reviews

Rating
Date	November 16, 2004
Summary	A Ride of the Times
Content	The non- actor bikers in this was not the Nomads or Angels. The Angels were only in the intro. The rest of the time they were played by the "MADCAPS" of Bakersfield. Look at the patch on the others in the bar fight scene. That says the name. I ought to know. I was and am a "MADCAP". Preacher MADCAPS forever

Rating
Date	April 26, 2004
Summary	Adam Roarke has BIGGER Screen presence than Nicholson! !!!
Content	This is One of Those TRUE GUILTY PLEASURES !!! This even Seems Better then Corman's The Wild Angels Which came out Earlier, This movie shows more of the True Brotherhood of what its like to be in a Real Outlaw Biker Gang !!! There are Even real Hells Angel Alums in this film Like Sonny Barger and Adam Roarke...The Ending seems a little Hurried though, thats my only Gripe...Over all a Great Ride of a Film !!! :)

Rating
Date	March 15, 2004
Summary	Really good movie
Content	Good image transfer... picture is sharp, colors and contrast are OK, even for a 1967 film. And it is ANAMORPHIC 16:9 or 1:85 ! QUality is there and it is even superior to a lot of DVD movies produced these days.

Rating
Date	February 25, 2004
Summary	Genuine Choppers
Content	If you are into vintage old school choppers, this film has them. Great shots of original, real-deal bikes, not RUB material from the Learning Channel.

Rating
Date	August 14, 2002
Summary	Rumble in the Bay
Content	Classical late 60's / early 70's flick with a heavy randomness to it, not really any storyline. The bikes are cool; The Hells partying and fighting seemed like forced action, but probably generally reflective of the types of things that took place. Couple of points: the other review above says Sonny Barger is in the movie, but only for a couple of quick shots in the opening. The lead (playing Sonny/type) is WAY too sensitive a guy to be realistic (IMHO). The ending is comically abrupt and odd. Plus the factory version I bought was tapped in EP - THE WORST possible quality and horribly grainy - difficult to watch since the reproduction was so bad. It was still kinda fun as an era piece.

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