Just another period western meta comedy short film. Featuring the mellifluous voice of Nick Offerman. I hope you enjoy it! WINNER Audience
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Just another period western meta comedy short film. Featuring the mellifluous voice of Nick Offerman. I hope you enjoy it! WINNER Audience
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Character Study
‘Bart’ played by Cleavon Little Blazing Saddles (1974) Cleavon Little portrayed a groundbreaking and positive representation of a Black hero in a Western comedy. Bart's character is celebrated for its role in challenging racial stereotypes in cinema. Today, the film and its characters are regarded as important cultural landmarks in the history of American comedy and satire. Bart, played by Cleavon Little is the film's protagonist and the first Black sheriff in the fictional town of Rock Ridge. He is intelligent, quick-witted, and calm under pressure. Despite facing racism and prejudice from some of the townsfolk, Bart uses his wit and charm to win over the community and ultimately bring law and order to the chaotic town. His character serves as a symbol of resilience and progress in the face of bigotry, making him a central figure in the satirical Western comedy.
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"A woman in the pursuit of happiness often has to play dirty."
富貴列車 (The Millionaire's Express), 1986.
Dir. Sammo Hung | Writ. Sammo Hung & Keith Wong | DOP Arthur Wong
FUNNY WESTERN: Dusty's Trail | Ep. 3 | Bob Denver and Forrest Tucker in comedy western TV Series
FUNNY WESTERN: Dusty's Trail | Ep. 3 | Bob Denver and Forrest Tucker in comedy western TV Series
Watch free western comedy series on YouTube 🤠 Episode 3: “Horse of Another Color” of Dusty’s Trail TV series 🔴 Old western comedies 🔴 Dusty catches a wild horse and tries to tame it, but then the horse’s owner shows up with a marshal, ready to hang him as a horse thief. 💖 CLICK here to GET NOTIFIED about new uploads: https://bit.ly/Subscribe_Feature_Film 🤠 See more WESTERN MOVIES:…
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Nobody’s Name Is More Well-Known
Nobody’s Name Is More Well-Known
DATELINE: Somebody is Big!
Fonda Somebody!
When Terrence Hill, a pretty-boy actor from Italy, received top billing over Henry Fonda in the spaghetti Western, My Name is Nobody, you know the pasta won’t stick to the wall.
Though Sergio Leone’s name is pinned to this comedic western mess, he is not the director: but his style is shamelessly copied to the point that even scenes of Clint and Lee…
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THE RIDICULOUS 6 (2015)
Directed by Frank Coraci. Starring Adam Sandler, Terry Crews, Jorge Garcia, Taylor Lautner, Rob Schneider and Luke Wilson.
★★
“I really do think that Adam Sandler has officially lost the plot. I wasn’t expecting this movie to be great but I thought there would at least be a few decent laughs. I loved the cast and the story wasn’t too bad (albeit a little too long) but I only laughed a handful of times and even that was only on the inside. I thought the sets looked brilliantly lame and some of the characters were funny but generally it was quite a disappointment.”
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A Million Ways to Die in The West - Movie Review
although Consistently amusing and sometimes very funny, this comedy western falls short due to its bloated length and jokes that fail to progress.
Seth McFarlane fairs better with his comic timing and delivery often saving a few of the not so good jokes, and with a good supporting cast often able to make jokes better than they actually are.
The length here is the main problem, with it clocking in at about 2hrs the film therefore meanders at times and can go through long stretches without many jokes.
The story for the most part seems to be fairly joke free affair, with the romance and evil villain story being played very straight. With Liam Neeson playing the villain admirably, it's a shame he isn't given any jokes.
The jokes also felt a little repetitive, with many of the same jokes reoccurring throughout the film just in a slightly different form. This means that most of the jokes never seem to evolve or grow with the film.
Overall the film an ok comedy western that just needed some more jokes in more places and needed to be a bit more self-assured. But it will still make you laugh out loud in places.
Rating: 5/10