Just saw this last night via Netflix. I am of course referring to the 2016 remake. While I am sure the "there hasn't been a good movie made since 1960" crowd hated it, I thought it was very entertaining, and it held my attention the entire time, not an easy thing to do. My wife is in charge of picking movies, and with most of them I find myself glancing at the timer often to see how much longer the movie will last.
In any case, it was a rollicking shoot-em-up western with a great cast, and NO contrived love story pulled into the plot. For Old West firearms afficionados, they show more than just the ubiquitous Peacemakers and Winchesters. Chris Pratt uses a British Bulldog early in the film, and the main villian has what appears to be a top-break 32 S&W revolver hidden in his boot. The townspeople are also shown with an assortment of trap-door Springfields and others rifles, many of which went by too quickly for me to identify.
While many may quibble about the details, I recommend this movie
In any case, it was a rollicking shoot-em-up western with a great cast, and NO contrived love story pulled into the plot. For Old West firearms afficionados, they show more than just the ubiquitous Peacemakers and Winchesters. Chris Pratt uses a British Bulldog early in the film, and the main villian has what appears to be a top-break 32 S&W revolver hidden in his boot. The townspeople are also shown with an assortment of trap-door Springfields and others rifles, many of which went by too quickly for me to identify.
While many may quibble about the details, I recommend this movie