Billy Jack Goes to Washington, 1977, PG, 1 hr 40 min
Billy Jack Goes to Washington
Runtime: 100 minutes
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Country of Origin: United States
Franchise: Billy Jack
Franchise Position: 4
Billy Jack takes his fight for justice to the political arena, challenging corruption and advocating for the underrepresented in Washington, D.C.
Ratings:
My Rating: 6.5/10
The Dove Foundation: PG
IMDb: 6.0/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 61% (Audience), 65% (Critics)
Metacritic: Not Available
TMDb: 7.0/10
Based on: Original character from The Born Losers
Plot Summary:
Billy Jack travels to the nation’s capital to confront political corruption and defend the rights of the marginalized. Using his voice, moral conviction, and occasional martial arts skill, he exposes wrongdoing while inspiring others to stand up for justice and equality.
Critics Review:
The film received mixed reviews, with critics praising its social message but criticizing uneven pacing and dialogue. Fans appreciated seeing Billy Jack tackle systemic corruption and admired his steadfast commitment to principles of justice.
Christian Perspective:
Billy Jack’s stand against corruption and defense of the oppressed echoes biblical principles of justice, truth, and moral courage (Isaiah 1:17). The film encourages integrity, speaking up for righteousness, and protecting the vulnerable.
Family Friendliness:
Rated PG. Mild action and thematic intensity; generally suitable for teens and older children. Provides a positive moral example.
Notable Songs:
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