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By Michael M (3,845) on 08 Mar 2011

Slow paced, even for a western, and the story wasn't the greatest; but the imagery is fantastic and beautiful, and the performances are solid…

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By Kyle A (307) on 03 Feb 2011

Altman's masterpiece is an anti-western unlike any other. It's always raining or snowing…

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By Dan B (1,694) on 13 Jan 2011

Set in some town in either British Columbia or Washington (my guess is Washington although it is filmed in B.C.), Robert Altman's rather bizarre…

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By Dan K (743) on 28 Dec 2010

This has blown me away. There is so much detail put into this film that it feels like twenty different movies could have been made…

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By John P (2,089) on 25 Dec 2010

An incredibly authentic, well-acted (particularly from Christie) western that pays off in the final incredibly tense shoot-out…

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By Ttt C (502) on 16 Dec 2010

(****): Thumbs Up Extremely well-acted and directed…

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By James J (731) on 18 Nov 2010

Great soundtrack, great cinematography. Hate to say it, but it's a bit boring at times, and runs too long…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 24 Oct 2010

Robert Altman has made a dozen films that can be called great in one way or another, but one of them is perfect, and that one is McCabe & Mrs. Miller…

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By Monsieur R (279) on 22 Oct 2010

Perhaps the most perplexing anti-western made, this life at the turn of the century Northwest film is given first class treatment by director…

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By Timothy M (796) on 07 Sep 2010

Though Robert Altman never won an Academy award as a Director, I have found his films to be very well made and entertaining. McCabe and Mrs…

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By Kuhan T (8) on 06 Aug 2010

A largely forgotten masterpiece from Robert Altman…

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By Leandro C (57) on 06 Aug 2010

A largely forgotten masterpiece from Robert Altman…

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By David B (3,254) on 01 Jun 2010

I'm on the fence about this one. Interesting visually, but storywise, not that interesting…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 01 Jun 2010

I'm on the fence about this one. Interesting visually, but storywise, not that interesting…

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By Samuel C (382) on 01 Jun 2010

I'm on the fence about this one. Interesting visually, but storywise, not that interesting…

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By Robby R (128) on 27 May 2010

One of Altman's best and one of the best of the 1970s, this movie is so simple in its perfection, everything gels together (music, performances,…

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By G. Brandon H (245) on 06 May 2010

Quite unlike any western I've seen in my life. great performances from Beatty and Christie…

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By Jake R (447) on 11 Apr 2010

El Topo may be the most surreal; The Searchers the best; Johnny Guitar the oddest - but McCabe and Mrs…

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By Keaton P (35) on 05 Apr 2010

Were Altman attempting to tell a quick story of man and woman interaction on a playing field clad in industrial revolutionary attire, he would…

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By John A (1,813) on 04 Apr 2010

If only the big bad corporation hadn't come--then Julie Christie's madame would have avoided a life chained to the opium den and enjoyed the…

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