Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Marketic It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

MusicChat It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Luvantique This film could well serve as a textbook on how not to do continuity (there is none). The print I saw lacked the narration, but if that was a negative in the original, the re-edit didn't help. I'll go a step further and state it is easily the worst film of any kind I've ever seen. "Plan 9" at least has a sort of campy appeal; this film has no saving graces whatsoever, and it is remarkable that so many later big names could survive their exposure in it. Spoiler: In the final scene, Little Moon (Stephanie Powers), who has not spoken anything but Mexican and a word or two of broken English, turns to Judd (James Caan) and remarks in perfect unaccented English, "You've shot everyone but the cameraman," at which point Judd turns and draws and shoots back toward the viewer, and the image falls over sideways. If there had been any hint of lightness in the film (outside of Powers' moronic efforts at cuteness), it might have served as a punch line like the drive into the sunset in Blazing Saddles, but there was none, so it comes across more like a middle finger salute by the director, who surely must have known he was working on a turkey.

aimless-46 Rebecca: This is so bad it's almost good.Enid: This is so bad it's gone past good and back to bad again. "Gone With the West" (a/k/a "Little Moon and Old Jug or Jud"), is a James Caan-Sammy Davis Jr. western best described as "The Rat Pack on LSD". The cast includes "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.". It is a horrible western, made even worse by the condition of the print they used to make the DVD (a 2005 release by Mill Creek Entertainment), but it does feature one of the most intense cat-fights in cinema history.Old Jug McGraw (Caan) and April Dancer are sent to the town of Black Miller by Mr. Waverly to investigate a Thrush plot led by a former Green Beret sergeant. There's opium dealers too, a lot of dogs, and a woman named Billie, who's kinda purdy. Everything gets straightened out, though I just watched the whole movie and I couldn't tell you how.

charlot60 there are really no words to describe how bad this movie is. thank god we bought it at the dollar store! the only way my sister and i watched it was in fast forward! we couldn't stop laughing, we only watched when we guessed the man was singing, we knew someone was dead! Stephanie powers had the best role, she really did not have much to say or do. i hope they all got paid a lot of money for this mess of a movie.you can tell this movie was made in the late seventies. the music and the way the camera angles were so bad, i thought i was watching a music video. the only way to watch this movie is with a lot of popcorn and a big drink.

Tony Rome This is possibly the worst western that I have ever seen. The sound, photography, and the acting is awful. I would not blame it all on the actors. This appears to be a film that was possibly started many years earlier, with a different intention. Only to be finished years later with a different story, sloppy narration, and other low quality production values.