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Very true

Xyhhffbd, Thanks for the review. I'm watching the movie now based on your recommendation. Thank you. 👍😊🙏

His alcoholism was very self destructive . It affected his acting career and his health.

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The Horse.Beautiful.

He did a great acting job on touched by angel

Ha ha ha " I heard that Jack.Word.

Your so

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Randy Forever and ever Amen.😆

You should look into William Smith's background, you might be very surprised.

I'm a western fan, and very disappointed ,plot is some Hollywood city dude who don't knows the real west and only reads comic-books of the west. This was NOT a good Western, more like a parody of the Western, almost si-fy !

@@brucemorrison2132 lighten up 😊 its not real... its only a film ... lol

In short, a nice motion picture.

Good movie enjoyed it

you are right

Do u no any other good westerns made in the 90's n even the early 2000's plz, cheers.

@@davechristian7543 1 'Ulzana's Raid' a true story very exciting..with Burt Langcaster 2. 'One Eyed Jacks' filmed near Carmel California ....very unusual location....great acting with Marlon Brando and Karl Malden 3. 'Missouri Breaks'...Jack Nicolson....check it out!

Quasi todos los rusos son bien actores

Used to watch him as a kid in American Ninja! Classics.

Thanks for the nice words!

The Best.

Only thing I agree with, Randy Travis was good in this as a badman.

As to being like Brad Pitts younger brother, I couldn’t see it.

Glad you enjoyed it

It's not a superb storyline, it's a rehash of Clint Eastwood Spaghetti movies.

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I haven't seen this, look ok I'll check it out.

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Steven Segal was and is a joke! 🇮🇪😜

I'm tired of seeing the same A list actors in every other movie made by Hollywood anyway. Imo these indie actors are better, they actually put in effort in these projects. They're not dull, blank faced sell outs.

I would rather just have both. More movies! And yes, these lesser known actors are often just as good if not better, and you don't need to be better to be good :-D

American Ninja 😂

Seagul, yes Seagul is not an actor. Never gets cut or hit, thats not acting.

Just another Clint Eastwood Italian-style phony western 2nd rate movie.

@MariaBaeza-zv7rg The Good or the Bad actors in today's law enforcement?😉 It was a very balanced satisfying film that sits there with the best Westerns.

You missed the swearing at the corral. Same old trash.

So glad to hear you enjoyed it, Abbas.

Then you haven't seen a real western, this is low acting low budget Wana-be western. Doubt you would know a good one if you saw it.

Good movie

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Michael mr American ninja

@@littlesofty01 Yeah.. the good old days when the recordings were so bad that it looked like it was raining constantly throughout the whole movie. We all got favorites.. but it is always refreshing to see new ones.

So happy you enjoyed it!

Ok I was looking for a comment to see if this western is worth watching and by your comment I will proceed

@@carpenter5575 did you watch it? did you like it?

You're welcome.

Always a bigger person unless your God lol

@@natecote1971 Yeah... agree !

Based on what is known today--there were no "fast draw artists" in the old west--especially when shooting rom the hip. Ed McGivern showed thee things were not possible due to the time, money, and fragile guns. Few--if any--had the time or finances to train enough to develop any real skill.

​@@robertwatson818 Yeah, but there WERE people who WERE fast, and, especially since your opponent could MISS, or, if you were initially wounded, but NOT incapacitated, being ABLE to draw and stop them QUICKLY actually COULD save your life. Being too-slow to prevent them from taking a final, well-aimed, follow-up shot could make all the difference. This was why 30-year Border Patrolman Bill Jordan not only advocated, but taught legitimate, no-nonsense fast draw, hip-shooting, AND its practical applications, to anyone who had the good sense to-listen. One of his friends, an astonishingly-capable Oklahoma Highway Patrolman, was on the same page. Early-on, when the fledgling FBI, who'd been working in more of a forensic accounting role, realized that they were going to have to be able to transition to more dangerous, face-to-face confrontations, they literally sent-out TALENT SCOUTS to scary-violent Texas and Oklahoma boom towns, to hire local lawmen who were known, hard-bitten, deadly gunfighters, to come get them up-to-speed. That is not a "legend," but simply what-happened, because it was NECESSARY. The British Commandos were ALSO taught hip/point/snap-shooting techniques, for good reason, and a person CAN learn to quickly dispatch opponents at close range without THAT much practice ammo. AND...CLOSE RANGE was usually the range at which most encounters happened, and still is. The "fragile" guns of the Old West might have been the open-top Colts, or the early attempts at manufacturing Double Action models, but I've only ever had ONE single action revolver go-down, and that was due to ONE defective cylinder pawl, ANOTHER reason, aside-from slow-reloading, that people are visibly toting TWO hog legs in some old photos, and why Cavalrymen would be seen not only their belt holster, but double pommel holsters. McGivern was a marvelously talented shooter, who became blindingly-fast, with his ammo manufacturer's corporate ammo-supply-backing, but that does NOT mean that fast draw or hip-shooting was "not possible," or "never happened." ONE man's admittedly astonishing exhibition shooting capability does not "mean" that he was the be-all and end-all of insight as to what "could" be or what WAS being-done, at times, even with some of those old weapons, though, yeah, the Dime Novel writers absolutely WERE known to embellish. As-far as there being no fast-draw hip-shooting, in the Old West, the Marshal played by Billy Bob Thornton in the recent mini series 1883 was, IN REAL LIFE, shot REAL-DEAD, in just such an exchange. Calling-out another known gunman, up in "Hell's Half-Acre," in north Fort Worth, the two exchanged words, and when the New Mexico gun hand absent mindedly hitched-up his britches, the Marshal mistook this movement for his going-for his hog leg, and drew FIRST, but his opponent STILL beat him, anyway. There would NEVER have been "time-to take-aim," in that scenario. As Bill Jordan used-to caution, "Speed's FINE, but ACCURACY is FINAL." A person SHOULD learn to draw-fast, with their finger OUTSIDE of the trigger guard, and using wax-loads, powered ONLY by a primer, with no powder, learn point-shoot, and HIT the target, with EITHER hand, if they can, though I certainly do acknowledge that the staged, showdown/staredown, slap-leather street scenes ARE ridiculous! IF you can resize your brass, and install primers, wax loads are EASY to make, and, though you do NOT want to be hit by one, they're still safer that learning using live ammo. Just don't go doing this around anyone named Alec Baldwin. Wax bullets have been used to train, "forever," including by French dueling instructors, in old single-shot dueling pistols.

@@johnstanley7442 Jordan had a single thing in his favor--and it is the single most important one--access to a range regularly. Where I live range access is VERY difficult to get. Also someone else was paying for his ammo. I used to shoot 500 to 1000 rounds a week for over 15 years and it was not enough to bring me to a world level.

Michael Dudikof

This is my 1st time seeing him do western either.

The American Ninja was the other movie he made

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Travis is a bad man

This movie made so made so much sense you know like a saloon girl and a cowboy turning down 10,000 I mean what would they do with all that money anyway there's not much to buy no malls around or even a car to buy yeah $10,000 would be just worthless back then most people would just pass it by yeah I like the realism

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I had no idea that he showed up in movies! He played his role well. // Very good western.

OMG ! Really? this was 2nd rate, like a B-grade Western of `1950s ! Awful !

Thanks for the great comments, Thomas!

@@Popcornflix no prob!