Robert Aldrich isn’t a director you usually associate with Westerns. Perhaps best known for his iconic film noir, Kiss Me Deadly, his unsettling psychological horror, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? and his action-packed
Comedy is a subjective thing. What one person finds hysterical can often leave someone else cold. So, your reaction to A Million Ways to Die in the West depends on what you
Clint Eastwood was The Man With No Name. Lee Van Cleef was Sabata. The Sabata trilogy is very much the Spaghetti Western cousin of A Fistful of Dollars and, as might be
With a back catalogue that includes seminal Spaghetti Westerns such as A Fistful Of Dollars and gritty dramas like Play Misty For Me, it’s perhaps no surprise that Coogan’s Bluff tends to get lost amongst
This lifeless remake of the classic 1960 western plays dangerously fast and loose with the meaning of the word ‘magnificent’. Forgettable is more like it. It’s a nothing film, director Antoine Fuqua
Thinking of the reimagined Westerns of today, it’s easy to be immediately drawn to the Coen Brothers’ No Country for Old Men, and quite rightly so. It’s an absolute behemoth of a film
A broad modern gross-out comedy that plays intelligently with the cinematic heritage of the western genre, A Million Ways To Die In The West delivers a light, entertaining and ultimately enjoyable experience. The film