One of my buddies gave me Once Upon a Time in The West as a reference to some Tarantino influence as he saw it. For me it was a Western and I love Westerns so it didn’t take any kind of urging for me to see it. What a gem this movie is, the cast is flawless, the acting is out of this world and you get all the ingredients that makes Western movies what they...

Absolutely excellent, everything I expected it to be and the type of movie that I can pop in any time to show fellow Western fans. True Grit takes its namesake seriously as it is a movie about heart, sure the trailers and posters will show the one-eyed Marshall as the focus, but by the end of the movie I saw a whole lot of Grit in all the players involved. The...

“I’ll see you in hell little girl! Make sure you wear something dirty!” A beautiful combination of cinematography and color choices makes The Warrior’s Way seem like a graphic novel that has shifted its way onto the movie screen. Where most scenes make you feel as if you are trapped within a red box of solitude, the sheer beauty of it all...

Well it had all the makings of a special movie: cool looking hero, sexy side-kick, machine guns strapped to a horse and John Malkovich. It had the Western flair, the civil war and Ulysses S. Grant yet it somehow forgot that movies need to be interesting in order to work. Jonah Hex was so bland that words cannot describe how disinterested I was throughout the...

Like it’s name, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford will be misunderstood as being too long, too historical or too boring. If you ever read a review that uses the word boring to completely discredit a movie without any explanations why, you should probably stop reading. What I saw in this movie, was a masterpiece of excellent acting,...