A Tale of Two Guns

Terrible movie with really bad special effects, atrocious acting, and an even worse plot. Or maybe I should say lack of any real or in depth plot. Zero in the realm of anything to call a climax or even a rise for that matter. With a crap ending to top it off. It's as if the writer missed the essential parts of story telling most elementary school kids have been taught. I won't even get into more advanced things like character development, perspective, pov, conflict, etc etc. Enuff was missed at the elementary level. You would be better off to watch tombstone or unforgiven for the 16th time if your in the mood for a western.

Parts of this movie were enjoyable, and the ending was quite nice, however, getting to the ending takes a bit of effort. Since I love the old style dramatic Westerns,,CGI and special effects I can do without, but "sloppy" wardrobe is something that doesn't cost a lot to do well. There were no preprinted paisley bandanas back then. The real ones were probably solid color rags from this or that. These (which literally EVERYONE wore) looked like they had just come off the shelf from Walmart. At least they could have washed & dried them (and the brand new cargo pants with the buckle in the back and all the "brand spanking new" vests and crisp shirts) No ironing, and leave them out in a dust storm a bit, especially the hats! This wardrobe GLARINGLY said "Fake". Some very poor acting and writing, Jeff Fahey and Danny Trejo almost stole the whole movie with one scene. Nice to see Tom Berringer looking and acting so well in his '70's - Wow. Barely watchable. However, it had a pretty good "feel good" kind of ending.