Curapedi
I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.
PiraBit
if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.
Calum Hutton
It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...
Frances Chung
Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable
stevoovets1
I worked off community service hours one day on this movie I was living in moab Utah in 1995 i was 12 and mc hammer was playing softball with the sheriffs team and I was playing my little league baseball after the game we got pictures with mc hammer and then we went to pizza hut and ran into him again we all talked and then he said he was filming a movie here and my mom said oh really he has community service hours mc hammer says well drop him off at my motel at 4 am so I got dropped off and spent the hottest day of my life in the desert watching how a movie was filmed and having a blast all I did was get him a few drinks and candy bars in between shoots I remember it like yesterday we stayed in touch awhile after that wish I could get back in touch with him
cddavis49
I saw this title on the Western channel and it hooked me from the very beginning. The relationship between Cheyenne, played by Bobbie Philips and The Cowboy bounty hunter is reminiscent of Midnight Run. Only in the latter there was no love scene. It looks like they shot the film in Monument valley, which makes it's visually compelling. The acting is very good, with terrific performances by all the supporting players. The gunfights reminded me of the old fun spaghetti westerns. Look for the great scenery and enjoy this film. Also, I was surprised to see MC Hammer play a bounty hunter with a cute midget side kick. If you like Westerns, check out Cheyenne.
rickblain20
I enjoyed this Western immensely. It's clearly a low budget film, but I give whoever made it a two thumbs up! The lead is very funny, like Mel Gibson, the girl, Bobbie Phillips is hot, and it's a Western. What's there not to like.The plot is about a Woman who leaves her husband because she does not love him. He then hire s bounty hunter to track her down and bring her back, of course the bounty hunter falls in love with her.To make sure she gets back to him he hires another bounty hunter, MC Hammer as back up with his side kick, a little midget. It's all good stuff, no one makes Westerns anymore, if you want to have some fun and look at Moab Utah scenery which is where John WAyne made all his films, enjoy Cheyenne.Great popcorn film!
MN4EVR
Seriously, don't you ever just get in the mood to spend a weekend watching bad movies that you only know about because you've just spent an entire hour perusing the shelves of your local video store, you see the bad movie in question and say to yourself, "Well, the picture on the box is HOT, I like Westerns/Mysteries/Horror Films, etc..., I've never heard of this before, so it must be crap"? Well, if you do, this could be just the movie for you.I have to agree with my fellow reviewer, with the exception of Bobbie Phillips nude scene, this movie is just plain awful, but I liked it just the same. This is the kind of movie you have to watch while you are in the right frame of mind. You know that it never got a theatrical release (hard to believe with the likes of M.C. Hammer and Bo Svendsun co-starring), you know that they don't make westerns like they used to and , because of that ultra-flattering picture of Bobbie Phillips emblazoned on the cover, you know that you are going to get to see a beautiful woman naked. With all that in mind, why WOULDN'T you choose to rent this movie?So, in summary, this is a BAD movie with some HORRIBLE acting and a BEAUTIFUL female lead. Only rent this if you've got nothing better to do and are in the mood for one of the worst movies you'll ever see. If you watch it knowing what you're getting into, you won't be disappointed.
