Review of A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) by Edward C — 15 Sep 2016

A Million Ways To Die in the West(2014).

Starring: Seth Macfarlane, Liam Nesson, Charlize Theron, Amanda Seyfried, Neil Patrick Harris, Giovanni Ribisi, Sarah Silverman, Wes Studi, Evan Jones, Preston Bailey, Ralph Garman, Challen Cates, Dennis Haskins,and Rex Linn.

Directed By: Seth Macfarlane.

Review.

BRING PROTECTION.

The director of Ted and creator of family guy directs his second live action motion picture and well it's bad, but not as bad as I thought it would be, I mean from the reviews I saw I was expecting a lot worse, I guess it helps I barely remember the footage shown on TV ads or online.

The film revolves around Albert Stark, who is a cowardly farmer begins to fall for the mysterious new woman in town, he must put his new-found courage to the test when her husband, a notorious gun-slinger, announces his arrival.

The movie does achieve it's goal for the most part, it can be funny times. When I was laughing in this picture I tilted my head so back I thought I was going to nose bleed. Although there some jokes that just don't work and aren't that memorable.

The story is not very interesting but I wasn't bored by it, so I guess that's a win for both you and the movie. I really don't understand why some don't think it's that funny but humor is subjective like everything else and sometimes depending on the situation and time I can be made to laugh really easy.

The performances from Seth Macfarlane is terrible, I didn't like him or his character Albert Stark in the movie he just felt like himself in a lame cowboy costume for Halloween. Even Liam Nesson I didn't like that much and he's barely in the movie which is kind of disappointing. Neil Patrick Harris and Charlize Theron are my two favorite actors in the film. They have the funniest scenes.

The direction from Seth Macfarlane this time around is just terrible, I mean Seth man how could you sell out on me like this? You gave us Ted man, that's one of the few comedies I actually love. But now you give me this hunk of garbage, WHY!

I did find myself enjoying this film at times,but I don't see all the elements of a good film present in this picture, I give A million Ways to Die Int The West a two out of five.