A televised adaptation of the 'Edge' book series by George G. Gilman.A televised adaptation of the 'Edge' book series by George G. Gilman.A televised adaptation of the 'Edge' book series by George G. Gilman.
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Reviewers say 'Edge' received mixed reactions, with praise for its action, direction, and potential, but criticism for excessive violence, lack of likable characters, and a predictable plot. The pilot's failure to secure a full series may stem from its polarizing reception, with many finding it too violent and unengaging.
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I must begin by first of all saying that I am a western fan and a huge fan of the "Edge" book series by George G Gilman. I have been hoping to see this character in movies for years and was shocked and ecstatic when i saw it on Amazon. Whilst some of the plot and characters unfortunately deviated somewhat needlessly from the books it was still an exciting ride through the old west of "Josiah C Hedges". The acting and direction were first rate and the on screen action gritty and bloody. Quite how a previous reviewer can put it down in comparison to Hell on Wheels and call it almost unwatchable is beyond me. I can only assume he as not watched very many westerns at all. Don't get me wrong i do not dislike Hell on Wheels but i often find it plodding and slow. If you like your westerns and you like the style of the "Good Bad and Ugly" then you should enjoy "Edge" Please do not be put off by the previous negative reviewer and give this Title a chance to grow and flourish as a Series.
The message boards are gone. The community is lost. I just wanted to comment about the damn dog, but now the only way to do that is by leaving a review. That was the one gripe I had. A dog wouldn't do that with the dynamite. I know that was your idea, Dekker! Did anyone else feel the same? Please respond by writing a review since the message boards are gone.
Why not make it available? Why would you waste the efforts of the crew? Is it because you care more about profits and less about art? Come on imdb/amazon, at least let me ask a faq... tease.
I just came acros this title and I needed to fill up an hour or so, so I watched it.
It's a decent tv western, especially considering it's a comicbook adaption.
I liked it very much, the characters are standard from what you expect from a production like this, and the action is excellent, with a lot of gore.
It's a completed episode with an open ending. And I think it's a shame that it wasn't picked up for a complete series (especially seeing the crap that was picked up).
I still hope they'll make a miniseries out of it with a bigger budget (I didn't really like the videolook) with the rest of the story.
I liked it very much, the characters are standard from what you expect from a production like this, and the action is excellent, with a lot of gore.
It's a completed episode with an open ending. And I think it's a shame that it wasn't picked up for a complete series (especially seeing the crap that was picked up).
I still hope they'll make a miniseries out of it with a bigger budget (I didn't really like the videolook) with the rest of the story.
I have always been a huge fan of the George G Gilman paperback westerns from the 80's.I have collected many of them over the years. I never thought that their would be a movie based on the stories, and directed by the great Shane Black. The film totally does justice and its full of shootouts, action and revenge - just like the books. The plot is simple - Josephia Hegdge's (Edge) brother is murdered by the son of a powerful man and 'Edge' rides into town to settle the score.
A true western icon finally given a live action movie. Great performances from everyone. A total of 61 books in total were printed plus 3 spin off's where he teamed up with Adam Steele (another George G Gilman character - perhaps he might get a movie too?) and some later Kindle stories. A massive thank you to the film makers from a true fan.
A true western icon finally given a live action movie. Great performances from everyone. A total of 61 books in total were printed plus 3 spin off's where he teamed up with Adam Steele (another George G Gilman character - perhaps he might get a movie too?) and some later Kindle stories. A massive thank you to the film makers from a true fan.
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- Edge: The Loner
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- Cerro Pelon Movie Ranch - 5547 Highway 41, Galisteo, New Mexico, USA(Josiah's home town)
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