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This film essentially begins with a cowboy named "Boss Spearman" (Robert Duvall) leading a small cattle drive through the Montana countryside in 1882. Low on a few supplies, Boss sends one of his men, "Mose" (Abraham Benrubi), into a small town to buy a few things at the local store. When he doesn't come back, Boss becomes concerned and, along with another cowhand named "Charley Waite" (Kevin Costner), rides into town to check for any problems. Upon arrival, they learn that Mose has been arrested for disturbing the peace. Furthermore, they discover that the leading rancher in the area, "Denton Baxter" (Michael Gambon), doesn't want cattlemen grazing their herds on the open range and plans to rustle their cattle at the first opportunity. Rather than reveal more, I'll just say that this turned out to be one of the better Westerns I've seen in quite a while, largely due to the performances of both Robert Duvall and Kevin Costner. Additionally, the in-depth plot and beautiful scenery certainly contributed to its appeal as well. With that said, I've rated this movie accordingly.

This film opens with a Vietnam veteran named "Cain Adamson" (Mathieu Carriere) disembarking from a ship in Belfast, Ireland, where he plans to board another vessel heading to America in a few days. While there, the conflict between British soldiers and Irish Separatists stirs up memories of his time in Vietnam, which continue to haunt him. As he wanders the city, he spots a nurse who reminds him of the wife who deserted him while he was serving overseas. Ultimately, these memories drive him into a frenzy, leading him to invade the apartment where she lives and terrorize the nurses residing there. Instead of elaborating further, I will simply say that this film was not enjoyable to watch, largely because it was based on a real event involving a serial killer named Richard Speck in Chicago about nine years earlier. Frankly, it just seemed a bit too creepy. That said, I honestly didn't care for this movie, and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.

This film essentially begins with a secret agent named "Jane Genet" (Chesty Morgan) receiving a call from her superior ordering her to report back to headquarters as soon as possible. That said, although she hadn't taken a vacation in quite a while, she dutifully obeys and reports as instructed. It's then that she is given an assignment to infiltrate a drug-smuggling operation in order to get to the mysterious individual in charge. To help her superiors keep track of everyone involved, they have her undergo an operation to install a hidden camera inside one of her extremely large breasts. What she doesn't realize, however, is that her agency is compromised, and the leader of the international drug cartel knows her every move. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this extremely low-budget film was produced shortly after another movie titled "Deadly Weapons" was released that same year. And like the first film, this one also suffered from bad acting, a poorly written script, and a rather ridiculous plot as well. On that same note, although I am sure that there are some people who might be attracted to such a well-endowed female like Chesty Morgan, I can honestly say that I wasn't interested all that much. That being said, because of the faults mentioned earlier, I didn't particularly care for this movie, and I have rated it accordingly.