Limonádový Joe with Olga Schoberova: DVD Cover

    Limonádový Joe
    a.k.a. Lemonade Joe Director: Oldrich Lipsky Cast: Olga Schoberova, Kveta Fialova, Rudolf Deyl

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    • DVD Release Date: 04/25/2006
    • Original Release: 1966
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 42,044

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    Disc #1 -- Lemonade Joe
    1. Opening Credits [2:11]
    2. Trouble at the Saloon [8:33]
    3. To the Rescue [12:16]
    4. Hogofogo the Magician [11:58]
    5. Joe Vs. Hogofogo [11:49]
    6. Tough Love [6:09]
    7. Hogofogo the Trickster [10:24]
    8. Capture [9:11]
    9. Escape [10:21]
    10. Final Showdown [4:23]
    11. At the Graveyard [5:09]
    12. One Big Family [2:48]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Lemonade Joe is a sweet-natured Czechoslovakian spoof of Hollywood westerns. Hero Lemonade Joe (Carl Fiala) is so named because he refuses to drink the "hard stuff" when he saunters into the local saloon. The plot exaggerates all the supposedly standard cowboy cliches, including dance hall girls with golden hearts, masked rustlers, and the sundown showdown. Halfway through, director Oldrich Lipsky (a graduate of Prague's Satirical Theatre) has nowhere further to go and begins repeating himself--then finds that he has to take certain plot threads seriously in order to expedite a happy ending. Nonetheless, the overall cheerfulness and virtuosity of the project won Lemonade Joe plenty of critical praise in 1966 (the year of its American release, though it actually was made two years earlier). Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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