Once Upon a Time in Deadwood

Even with a fake Charles Bronson look-alike and an accent to try to sound like him. It's about as badly acted and written as can be found. Don't waste your time with this one. It's hard not to laugh at the acting, it's just so awful.

Even with a fake Charles Bronson look-alike and an accent to try to sound like him. It's about as badly acted and written as can be found. Don't waste your time with this one. It's hard not to laugh at the acting, it's just so awful.

Even with a fake Charles Bronson look-alike and an accent to try to sound like him. It's about as badly acted and written as can be found. Don't waste your time with this one. It's hard not to laugh at the acting, it's just so awful.

Robert Bronzi is a surrogate Charles Bronson and multitalented multilinquist. Having said that, his movie here is an enjoyable enough timewaster. If you have time to waste you'll maybe enjoy this somewhat cliched western?

Every Rene Perez film so far is low budget, terribly written, riddled with editing mistskes, and have the crappiest actors money can't buy. Just stop.

Right, let's just be honest, you sit down to watch "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" simply because actor Robert Bronzi is an almost dead ringer for Charles Bronson.

For a Western movie like the 2019 "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood", then I have to say that writers Rene Perez and Jeff Miller actually managed to churn out a fair enough storyline. Sure, it wasn't the most riveting of storylines, as it was rather simplistic. But its simplicity actually makes sitting through the movie rather easy; you just switch off your brain, lean back and enjoy the movie.

Sure, there are far better Western movies out there, because "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" isn't exactly a ground-breaking movie in the Western genre. But chances are that if you enjoy the archetypical Western movies, then you will also enjoy "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" from director Rene Perez.

The acting performances in "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" were adequate. You are not in for any award-winning performances when you sit down to watch a movie like "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood", and that is a given fact.

I found "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" to be watchable, albeit not a particularly memorable or outstanding Western.

My rating of "Once Upon a Time in Deadwood" lands on a mediocre five out of ten stars.

It's a B Rated film, what do you expect? Not the best Western film that I have ever seen, but I can appreciate the effort. I am betting that the producer is thinking that the Charles Bronson look can take it over the top. Good scenes, and some good camera shots, but could have been edited better. Pretty decent and acceptable for what the movie really is.