This movie seems to have been written under the shade of Unforgiven - the beating of a woman justifies over a dozen murders. I didn't see it that way. Throughout the movie, my sympathy (unlike that of Mr. English who also reviewed this) was with the marshal (as rough as he was) in catching and hanging the murderer - and her partner.
The movie was very well-done though - and a particularly wonderful and surprising beginning.
Note the wonderful chimed music when things get most exciting.
It's worth seeing. Linda Fiorentino is superb - and Elliott was born to play westerns - and does this wonderfully - with great restraint.
The movie was very well-done though - and a particularly wonderful and surprising beginning.
Note the wonderful chimed music when things get most exciting.
It's worth seeing. Linda Fiorentino is superb - and Elliott was born to play westerns - and does this wonderfully - with great restraint.