Bill Tilghman and the Outlaws

This is a fun film. I thought it was wonderful. High production quality, funny, and a fantastic cast. Great musical soundtrack and I especially loved the black and white montage scenes leading up to the filming! Bravo! "There might be something to these moving pictures!"

Ken Arnold played the role of Bill Tilghman PERFECT.. He was amazing and held to the true life character with a great acting ability.. The surporting cast was great, as well as the writing and the directing was great.. The over all movie was filled with something for everyone.

Only good part was Johnny Crawford's 30seconds. Terrible plot , terrible effects and bad acting so dumb. I have never left a review I am mad that I wasted my time watching this movie. It does not ever get good. Do not waste your time or data

Indie Western with great fight scene and many very good actors from Hollywood and locally. The plot has a good twist. Is it Clint Eastwood, no. But it's good clean entertainment that takes you back to the days when you knew who the good guys were and the bad guys. The really bad guys.

I don't usually do movie reviews,, but with this one I HAVE to. Oh, do I have to. I take it as my obligation to mankind.

If you should EVER have a chance to watch this movie, don't just walk away, but RUN. And I mean RUN FAST. As fast and as far as you can.

I have seen some bad movies in my day, but I've never seen anything as bad as this. I feel so sick for anyone who got suckered into performing in this movie. It is hyped as a "family movie", and I'll give it that--at least it doesn't have cursing, etc., in it. That is its one single saving grace, but that won't save this one.

From the very fact that these producers can't even spell the word "marshal" correctly on the cover of their DVD, (because it was later changed to the title "The Marshall") to the most juvenile acting, production, cinematography, directing.... Well, I could go on and on, but you have the gist. I watched about ten minutes of this movie we purchased at Walmart. That was all the torture I could take.

When I tell you this was bad, I really am not even beginning to touch the surface. I have never seen a worse production in my life. I have no doubt a couple of twelve-year-olds in their back yard could put together as good a film as this. I shudder to think this sham made it all the way through the thought process, filming process, cutting process, production, and onto store shelves. How did this happen?????

Do you get the idea this an incredibly bad movie? Then I have done my job. I wouldn't show this to a three-year-old.