La balade de Lefty Brown

First off, it was shot on film, and it shows. The color and lighting felt warm and real. Call me old school, but there is something wonderful about a film shot on, well...FILM! I enjoyed the acting. It felt real. The story made sense and believable. Overall I really enjoyed watching it and it was a great surprise to stumble across it on Amazon Prime. Wish I could have seen it on the silver screen. Bravo...

If you like Western movies, I don't need to write anything to convince you to watch this. Look on the casting here and you already may be swayed by that alone too. Good ensemble to say the least. And it also feels like a classic western. The hunt and the pursue of justice! And the morals being thrown down the drain (well or whatever was the equivalent of that in the Western world) for a better "future" for all (read making rich folk richer).

Now there is a lot that is not being said and things can be interpreted any way you like or however you see things - worldview and all that. A lot of action and quite a lot of Western talk (which I find amusing, but also really like melody). If that sounds like fun to you, the technical aspect and all other aspects really enhance the experience you're going to have watching this

Ok so it's a bit slow but don't let that put you off, it's gritty with empathy towards the main characters. It has political and moral undertones and we'll acted throughout.

Seldom ever do a review here. Had to cause I've NEVER thought of Bill Pullman as above average actor. This has to be his best as an actor in his career in my opinion! Kudos to Bill!

Sooo....how have I NEVER heard about how incredible Bill Pullman is in this movie??? Everything else in the movie ranges from decent (visual beauty, solid drama) to downright bad (Caviezel, little kid), but Pullman...my God. He's a force.