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One wonders who thought this would be a great idea--a western done straight with all midgets.
Tonally inept, directed like a school play, with an obnoxious, heavy-handed score, this is an object lesson in how not to make a western.
Various central-casting western types cycle through, brandishing their mustaches and petticoats, and seem to have been left to their own devices on such matters as line readings (Keenan Wynn, in particular, barks his dialog as though dictating it to a sign painter).
For a Western movie this was very boring and had very little going on.
The spaghetti western era ended with this one.
But enough about me!!! Like so many other Italian western films, it actually is... a political film.
It is very Western to stress the end, on where the story goes, the destination.
It's not to often that you get to see a gunfighter and a samurai fight on the same side in a "traditional" spaghetti western.
She's romantically paired with Randolph Scott (!.... sorry but this takes some getting used to for western fans) who plays a football player with gusto!
It joins a list including "How the West Was Won" (maybe the best western series ever), The Lazurus Man and Peacemakers.
Seasoned western writers such as James R. Webb and Borden Chase penned the screenplay, but they deliver little in the way of memorable dialogue and there are absolutely no surprises in this formulaic horse opera.
I am not sure what the movie Defiance is all about, not sure if it is a western, a post Civil War era story or a comedy....but one thing is for sure, the makers of Defiance didn't know either.....the movie is a compilation of scenes that are spun into a plot that continuously creates a sense of "where is this going?"
The character development of the Costner role is one you rarely see anymore in any genre, let alone an action western.
Pretty much run of the mill western displaying many of the same plot lines that have been rather beaten to death in the Western genre.
'Valdez' is such an unusual western and only someone of Lancaster's pedigree could have played the part of Bob Valdez and do it justice.
A must for any serious western fan.
Exciting western filmed in beautiful mountain country.
It's like a salad dressing that continues to separate, oil on top (that's the opera) and vinegar (that's the western) at the bottom of it all.
Western miner Tim McCoy (as Slim Braddock) is cheated out of his claim by Karl Hackett (as Williams), but he can't prove anything.
This brooding western has an uneven pace and meanders in places but is no less interesting because of the star power of Gary Cooper, the film's centerpiece.
When I think of Western heroes, I generally DON'T think about them starring someone from "Down Under", but this really wasn't a problem.
It is formula movie with copy of western songs and dances in the hope of appealing to NRIs who may be nostalgic or those who aspire to be an NRI.
This bizarre film is unlike any other Western, and is really not a Western in the traditional sense.
But it is just unbelievable that in this advanced western culture we still get garbage like this passed off as a work of art etc. just like that idiot Michael Moore.
This reviewer lived for a time in Western Michigan, the land where this garbage was filmed.
Western Michigan is a pretty area, with good people and lots of great recreation and theater.
"Castle of Blood" of 1964, starring the great Barbara Steele, followed by the brilliant revenge Western "E Dio disse A Caino" ("And God said to Cain", 1970) with Klaus Kinski, and "La Vergine Di Norimberga" ("Castle of Terror", 1963").
Nobody in the public asked for this film to be made and when released in 3 cinemas... none of which were in the western suburbs because the distributor knew already nobody West would see it... it was a compete financial failure again again again wasting public taxpayer funds which were spent 'creating' this turgid drivel..
now,that is.this is a pretty standard western movie,which follows the general formula of westerns at that time.however,i
Pity because moving Hardy west is an appealing idea but the performers, mood and conceits of the movie are anything but western.
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