Having grown up on westerns, so far back that, many a time would one of us brothers, fall asleep, w our head, in our father's lap, only to be awaken once it was over & long past our bedtime.
So, now at the age of 57, it's a fairly safe assumption that, spotting a quality western, isn't all that difficult to do.
'The Glory Guys', is such a film, full of exceptional acting, and at least the makings of a storyline that, initially grabs one's attention.
But sad to say that, once the cavalry starts riding off into the sunset & the final credits, start rolling up the silver-screen, don't be alarmed, should the past (almost two-hour-film), leave some bewildered & perplexed, w regard, to the film's overall plot & loosey-goosey moral
Frankly, this film has to many exceptionally good actors that, bring their 'A' Game to the movie set & refuse to try & call in their performance
So, now at the age of 57, it's a fairly safe assumption that, spotting a quality western, isn't all that difficult to do.
'The Glory Guys', is such a film, full of exceptional acting, and at least the makings of a storyline that, initially grabs one's attention.
But sad to say that, once the cavalry starts riding off into the sunset & the final credits, start rolling up the silver-screen, don't be alarmed, should the past (almost two-hour-film), leave some bewildered & perplexed, w regard, to the film's overall plot & loosey-goosey moral
Frankly, this film has to many exceptionally good actors that, bring their 'A' Game to the movie set & refuse to try & call in their performance