Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Moustroll Good movie but grossly overrated

Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

gkhege Mercy, as one who is considered by his friends, as a film buff, I just had to advise them of this movie. It is bad, bad, bad. All the female characters have new white teeth, something which would have been unheard of during the movie time period. All the dresses as well as the props, wagons etc. looked as though they just came out of a display case. I feel asleep both times I tried to watch this flick and all I can say is this, " if you are a male and over 50, you probably will see more of the back of your eyelids than you will see of your TV screen."Slow, Slow, Slow movie.

alicefifer This film is beautiful, a moving story about one woman's difficult journey. It is a film for all audiences. Each scene is gorgeous. Excellent performances and direction by James Cotten. I highly recommend!

gypsyjunklady I was so fortunate to have caught this at the last showing in my town, which just so happens to be Fort Smith, Arkansas. In a town that birthed out stories like True Grit, and sees multiple films done in the area regularly, we get a little uppity about our westerns here and we are notoriously a tough crowd for them. This film did not disappoint! My friend and I both were amazed at how well this film was produced and the acting was incredible. If it would not have been the last showing that evening before it was moved to another theatre, I would have gone back to see it again the next day, likely with a very large party of people dragged along. Its that good. It will be added to my collection the minute it goes up for sale and in my opinion, is right up there with many movies that were on ten times it's budget. It has that haunted quality that puts it in my top five fave westerns of all time. Highly recommend!

sunshinecowan This Western includes the best of both an action movie and an art film, with a good measure of humor and suspense incorporated as well. The story of Julie is gripping, and the care you have for her journey remains with you until the end. The characters are well developed, and the cinematography is unique for a modern day film. There's a great deal of symbolism for those who enjoy looking for it, while the overall feel of a Western remains intact for those who seek the best parts of that genre.