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By Tom D (1,091) on 17 Jan 2012

This is a film that never really gets going. The acting is fine but the story is very slow with to many boring parts…

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By Pasha A (165) on 17 Dec 2011

A western that actually looks and feels like what it would've been during that time…

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By Dan D (1,306) on 18 Nov 2011

Altman in peak form with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie giving the performances of their careers. An almost perfect film…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 17 Nov 2011

A truly interesting western in that it goes against what the typical western is…

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By Graham J (293) on 26 Oct 2011

Altman's take on the western genre is a classic. With great performances and a soundtrack featuring the songs of Leonard Cohen…

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By Peter T (323) on 19 Oct 2011

Altman's masterpiece in my opinion. I've always said that the 70's in Hollywood was a renaissance for the director as 'auteur…

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By Michael T (3,420) on 23 Aug 2011

Roger Ebert called it perfect. It's not perfect, but it's damn good. Certainly the best movie about a whore house I've ever seen though…

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By Filmgrinder S (1,010) on 23 Aug 2011

I quite liked the idea of the anti-Western and liked Leonard Cohen's music, but the rest of it was fairly pedestrian…

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By Shawn W (1,705) on 23 Aug 2011

I quite liked the idea of the anti-Western and liked Leonard Cohen's music, but the rest of it was fairly pedestrian…

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By Masorad ( (274) on 15 Aug 2011

Audience is kept waiting for the plosive western money shot, but the genre drifts and buries…

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By Steven C (1,252) on 29 Jun 2011

Some People Never Learn The moral of this story seems to me to be Warren Beatty is kind of stupid and you shouldn't trust him with your money…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 23 Jun 2011

Altman did a great job making this, a great movie to his resume. Keith Carradine was great in his small role…

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By Jack K (247) on 21 Jun 2011

I wish there were more great Robert Altman revisionist westerns with soundtracks by Leonard Cohen…

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By Joshua H (844) on 23 May 2011

A great anti-western that brings out a one of a kind mood. Highly recommended…

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By Steve H (1,232) on 11 May 2011

A beautiful film to look at which slowly has its way with you. I really loved it and it gets better with each viewing…

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By Anna B (1,143) on 30 Apr 2011

Didn't work for me at all. Not sure why, just everything annoyed me and I never felt drawn in. Might need a rewatch at some point…

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By Joseph T (177) on 13 Apr 2011

My favorite western ever and by a big margin, and it has one of the greatest climaxes of all time…

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By Corey B (870) on 09 Apr 2011

Very dry and boring at times, very off beat western but if you are willing to get into it it is well worth the watch…

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By John D (2,323) on 10 Mar 2011

I'll remember this as being drenched in funny accents and Leonard Cohen songs. Some of which works, some of which is irritating…

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By Will D (958) on 10 Mar 2011

Warren Beatty taught me how to walk into an unfamiliar dive bar…

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