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I really wanted to like this movie. Dances With Wolves has been on my Top 10 list for ages. Unfortunately Horizon didn't do much for me. Confusing editing, poor acting (especially by the young actors), head-scratching romance... I expected more from Costner's big gamble. The cinematography was impressive, as one would expect from such a hyped-up western. It's just disappointing that Horizon didn't live up to that hype. It was too obvious that many of the actors portraying native Americans weren't professionals. But the child actors should have and could have been more believable. If I had paid to see this in the theater I might have been upset. On Netflix, I got my money's worth.
Pretty good dystopian flick, Hopper makes it twice as fun. Costner may not have been the best Hollywood A-lister for this movie but he manages to pull it off... barely. Child actor Tina Majorino does a fine job as Enola and Jeanne Tripplehorn is well cast as Helen, Enola's caretaker. The supporting cast of villains are mostly there to provides a few chuckles (keep an eye out for the brief appearance of Jack Black) which makes this more of a family movie than most end-of-world apocalyptic flicks out there. I'm not sure what the critics were expecting back when Waterworld was released, this isn't Dances With Wolves but it isn't Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves either. Waterworld deserves to stand on its own.
I don't understand the low rating here. Is it because the two lead actors are female? I thought the acting was spot on by both leads (Danielle C. Ryan and Diora Baird) and the supporting cast as well, especially Joseph Reitman and Paul Haapaniemi. The dialogue was better than expected, certainly superior to anything written by M. Night Shyamalan. Yeah, the plot didn't make a whole lot of sense (why the need to speed to Las Vegas?) and some of the music was annoying but other than that, it was a solid flick. Also, the title of the movie could have been better, Night Train sounds like a horror movie that takes place on Amtrak.