The Coen brothers' western anthology sums up the nature of the Americana lifestyle.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the Coen Brothers’ Western Anthology Hits and Misses, but Mostly Hits: Review
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The Sisters Brothers Review: Fun Western That Doesn’t Quite Boast the Most of Its Talent
French filmmaker Jacques Audiard's first English language film is fun, if one that doesn't use up its talents to the max.
The Dark Tower – Review
Alienating to both newcomers and longtime fans. (✯)
Shane – Review
Occasionally too heavy on melodrama, but nevertheless a well-meaning commentary on heroism and its image. (✯✯✯✯)
Westworld – Review
Boasts an enjoyable ride with an interesting idea, though not much else. (✯✯✯½)
Near Dark – Review
Offers a refreshing take on the vampire film by creating its distinctive blend. (✯✯✯✯½)
The Magnificent Seven (2016) – Review
Entertaining if also a rather hollow spectacle. (✯✯✯)
Vampires – Review
Utilizes the best aspects of horror and western and blends them so smoothly. (✯✯✯✯)
My Darling Clementine – Review
Ford interprets Wyatt Earp's tale to form a haunting take upon society and its downfall. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid – Review
It may be iconic but it's also quite a slog to get through. (✯✯✯)
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