Britt MacMaster, a U.S. Marshal who rarely brings them back alive, returns home from the trail to discover his 12-year-old son, Chad has been kidnapped by outlaws Jed Blake and his gang.Britt MacMaster, a U.S. Marshal who rarely brings them back alive, returns home from the trail to discover his 12-year-old son, Chad has been kidnapped by outlaws Jed Blake and his gang.Britt MacMaster, a U.S. Marshal who rarely brings them back alive, returns home from the trail to discover his 12-year-old son, Chad has been kidnapped by outlaws Jed Blake and his gang.
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This is just a FYI for all the wannabe directors and movie producers out there. If you do not have enough money for $200 professional squibs that explode on impact, do not have gun fights. Simple. Even in the 80's Dirty Harry had more believable shooting scenes. The lame slo-mo and the gun fights were no better than a high school drama production.
Ok, I can overlook a few things, lets move on to the dialogue. Just painful, every actor is incredibly bad.
1 star for the scenery, which I get to see over and over and over again. I think people could purposely try to make a bad movie and it wouldn't be this bad. Asylum movies are better.
Ok, I can overlook a few things, lets move on to the dialogue. Just painful, every actor is incredibly bad.
1 star for the scenery, which I get to see over and over and over again. I think people could purposely try to make a bad movie and it wouldn't be this bad. Asylum movies are better.
Awesome scenery, good cinematography. Inresting angles. Indians not well represented. Festive attire? Acting...
Could've done a lot better with the acting considering the story was workable. Stunts were just done with editing. The hosrseback tight shots sucked. Very obviously not on horseback and staged. The ranch in the beginning had a Schlage lock and deadbolt from Home Depot. The hold up house had storm windows and modern lighting.
What's up with the dream sequence???
And again the acting was very high school musical.
What's up with the dream sequence???
And again the acting was very high school musical.
I was really looking forward to enjoying this movie. It was so poorly done that we felt we wasted our time.
In an online article, Michael Feifer said "we need more westerns". After watching this abomination I have to agree. However, he forgot to mention the other things this movie needs. Such as, a good script, better screenplay, better actors, and most of all a better director. This had to be written by a 3rd grader who read way too many dime novels. The actors must have been picked off the back lot and worked for minimum wage. The FX crew had to be recent graduates or still in school. The sound crew had to be using cell phones. The entire movie is just awful. Tom Skerritt must be in dire need of money, either that or he just can't get work. Unless you can watch for free like I do, SAVE YOUR MONEY! This trash is just bad, bad, bad, just bad.
Save your money and your time and rewatch an actual western you've already seen. I never review movies and man I just had to warn people to save themselves the time...I could have made a better western just terrible.
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- TriviaIt is filmed at the TA Guest Ranch in Buffalo, WY. This ranch had a significant role in the Johnson County Cattle Wars of 1889-1893. There are wooden buildings on the property that have bullet holes from shootouts that occurred during that conflict.
- GoofsHoly smokes, who fell asleep in the editing department and scene creation?? A modern prairie-style home is shown in the shoot-out at the 1-hour 25-minute mark- full-length insulated glass doors, electrical lighting, modern furniture- and a complete living room, albeit Western style! Really, did they think the audience wouldn't see it? Using a producer's home or renting location sites is understood, but there is such a blatant lack of accuracy for a Western.
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