Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.
Hugh Dillon
- King
- (as Hugh R. Dillon)
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- AnecdotesBart uses the same gun, a Calico M950, as Matthias Hues in Dark Angel.
- GaffesGus gets hit in the leg with several shotgun pellets when John ambushes the bikers, causing him to limp. When he sneaks into the ghost town, he is seen running with no impediment. When he is on top of the windmill, the wound reappears.
- Générique farfeluSpecial Thanks To: Delphine Matt, Nancy, Richard & Michelle Sally, Bailey, Marcel, Ritchie, Tim, Jamie & Valerie
- Bandes originalesStreets Of Laredo
(Traditional)
Performed by Headstones
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For those living in the Ivory Tower who think that "Citizen Kane" is the movie by which all others should be judged, this movie is complete trash. For the rest of us who remember that movies are ENTERTAINMENT before ART, this movie certainly has the capacity to be entertaining.
It's a modern western: A small town in the west, a gang of bandits, and a nobody who has to save the day thanks to an older, tougher mentor. The action is fast-paced, yet refreshingly simple, and the movie deserves bonus points for not taking itself too seriously...in fact, the general pace of the movie switches fluidly between action and comic relief. The direction is effective, with a few inventive shots, and the score has the perfect "modern western" feel to it. The acting, however, is a bit weak. Sean Patrick Flanery acts like he's about to fall asleep, and most of the rest of the cast is completely forgettable. Two exceptions however, are Robert Forster (who is for the post part solid) and Lou Diamond Phillips, who actually overplays to the point of being likable (it's an over-the-top character, thus requiring an over-the-top performance).
Anyone looking for a meaningful cinematic experience will surely be disappointed, but if you're looking for an entertaining shoot 'em up, you can do a lot worse.
7/10
It's a modern western: A small town in the west, a gang of bandits, and a nobody who has to save the day thanks to an older, tougher mentor. The action is fast-paced, yet refreshingly simple, and the movie deserves bonus points for not taking itself too seriously...in fact, the general pace of the movie switches fluidly between action and comic relief. The direction is effective, with a few inventive shots, and the score has the perfect "modern western" feel to it. The acting, however, is a bit weak. Sean Patrick Flanery acts like he's about to fall asleep, and most of the rest of the cast is completely forgettable. Two exceptions however, are Robert Forster (who is for the post part solid) and Lou Diamond Phillips, who actually overplays to the point of being likable (it's an over-the-top character, thus requiring an over-the-top performance).
Anyone looking for a meaningful cinematic experience will surely be disappointed, but if you're looking for an entertaining shoot 'em up, you can do a lot worse.
7/10
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- 18 déc. 2003
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Box-office
- Budget
- 5 500 000 $ US (estimation)
- Durée1 heure 30 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.33 : 1
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