Appaloosa
Black Sheep ReviewsIt is so staged and so awkwardly paced that it often feels like amateur theatre.
E! OnlineThe deadpan wit's as dry as the gunpowder in Ed Harris' new Western, but emotionally Appaloosa shoots blanks.
Los Angeles Times"Appaloosa," the latest film to start with that familiar sound, has done much right, but not everything.
New York PostEd Harris, though, directs the old-school Western "Appaloosa" in a refreshingly straightforward style.
The New YorkerAs actors, they have different kinds of appeal, but they’re touching and funny together in “Appaloosa,” as two men who share...
Chicago Sun-Times"Appaloosa" started out making me feel the same as I did during the opening chapters of Larry McMurtry's "Lonesome Dove," an...
CinematicalBut underneath all that, it's really just a buddy movie, a rough-and-tumble, no-girls-allowed, steak-and-potatoes romp that ...
Collider...a carefully metered story of frontier justice, anchored with unusually evocative moments of companionship and invigoratin...
FilmcriticIt's too authentic to be populist, yet too familiar to transcend the genre and hang with the bona fide classics.
Entertainment WeeklyAppaloosa is a Western that tries to be square and hip, light and dark, all at the same time.
Variety“Appaloosa” is a decent Western made in an era when a Western has to be pretty darn good to rope people into a theater to se...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Ed Harris
Writer: Ed Harris
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger, Timothy V. Murphy
Release: October 3, 2008
Writer: Ed Harris
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger, Timothy V. Murphy
Release: October 3, 2008
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