Wyatt Earp and Bass Reeves

I originally thought this was a 1940s Grade B western cuz it was soooo bad. The writer, director, producer and yes the actors need to be put out to pasture so they can continue munching on loco weed!! The interminable long staring gazes at God knows what must have been the result of running out of lines and trying to figure out what they were going to say or do next. How bout a logical original storyline?!? Yeah, the scenery was beautiful. If you could see it in all the dark shadows.

If you want to gauge all other bad shows you've seen or will see in the future this is the ideal yardstick by which to measure them from. This is the absolute bottom of the barrel! Like the other reviewer I too had to turn it off after the mindless "shoot fest" between two rival factions. Still don't know who they were supposed to represent. Oh yeah, and when they burnt the town down. All you see was 15 seconds of a tree on fire. What, they couldn't afford a table top representation of the town to set on fire!!

The acting in this movie is so bad I am barely an hour in and I have to switch to something else.

Me and my neighbors could do a better job acting this thing ouy. Holy moly, I hope they didn't pay these people much.

I don't intend to watch this movie to the end but this app is requiring me to write 600 letters in this review.

So the jist of this movie I am getting is some lady named Margaret that works for the Pinkerton Agency is looking for a black train and the locals are hem hawing around about this black train and it might be haunted. Well, my 600 letters are almost up so watcher beware!

I swear this is the first table reading of the script, or the direction was to deliver the lines with the least amont of inflection humanly possible. I could read the dictionary aloud with more conviction. With the number of people who who move to LA with stars in their eyes, these cannot be the best of the auditions. My son and his first year film school friends have put out better material as a school project. In fact, if this was a first year film school project, nobody associated with this project passed the class. The screenplay was poorly written, and it went downhill from there. I suggest a serious look at a career change!

This film is worth the watch. It has a magnetic plot and a historical figure, Wyatt Earp in tow as well. While the acting did seem overplayed and, I think, intentional, the film's charm is its audience left with trying to cope with what appears to be poor acting..

Another film comes to mind, Clint Eastwood's, Heartbreak Ridge. Each of the actors in this film overplayed his or her part just a bit. It was an intentional play from Eastwood.

In the musical realm, the late Floyd Cramer practiced a way of playing with his "slip note" style on the piano. This style wasn't "correct", but compellingly great.

"Wyatt Earp and Bass Reeves" is an overacted and slip note style of movie. This is its charm. I think a compelling movie that's probably greater the the paltry 4 rating I gave it.

Imagine someone made a truly horrible B movie then someone decided to make a Cliff Notes of it. After which someone read that truly horrible Notes synopsis and used it to make an even worse Z movie.

Sadly this description is still being very generous. It's an old story about a long black mystery train bringing the likes of 2 legendary western people together and had someone bothered to put some effort into the writing and acting could have been a decent movie even without A list actors. Literally the best thing I can say for this "train wreck" is that at least I didn't pay anything extra to watch it.