A hip, cool western featuring some of today's hottest young stars.
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05/10/02
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Texas Rangers (2001)
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Reviews Counted:49
Fresh:1
Rotten:48
Average Rating:3.2/10
Consensus: As far as westerns go, Texas Rangers is strictly mediocre stuff.
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 2001 Wide
Box Office: $548,629
Synopsis: This Western, set in the 1870s, tells the story of the Texas Rangers, a group of young, aggravated vigilantes (James Van Der Beek, Usher Raymond, Randy Travis, Ashton Kusher, and Robert Patrick)... [More]
Starring: James Van Der Beek, Dylan McDermott, Ashton Kutcher, Robert Patrick
Director: Steve Miner
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Reviews for Texas Rangers
The best thing about this half-cocked shoot-em-up is the beautiful, rugged scenery -- and, of course, by that we mean the cast.
12/08/01
Enough horse-opera clichés to shame the makers of Gunsmoke.
12/01/01
Top CriticRangers aspires to be a classic Western but falls short, despite large doses of bravado and machismo, thunderous shoot 'em ups and stirring symphonic fanfare.
11/30/01
If you like most Western films, you'll probably enjoy Texas Rangers -- it's slightly above average in the genre -- but if you aren't a fan of Westerns, this one certainly won't sway your opinion.
04/27/02
No surprises.
03/29/02
A documentary on baseball's Texas Rangers and their last-place season would have been more interesting.
03/07/07
Top CriticLike watching the cast of Beverly Hills 90210 remake The Wild Bunch.
12/05/01
Makes American Outlaws look like a John Ford picture.
12/03/01
The storyline is awfully thin...and even at a running time of around 81 minutes (without credits), the movie does tend to drag in certain sections.
08/01/03
It is easy to see why it took Texas Rangers so long to reach multiplexes. More perplexing is how it got there at all.
12/01/01
The cows have it hard in Texas Rangers (a.k.a. Dude, Where's My Cattle?).
11/30/01
Large cast is uniformly fine with tongue-twisting, pulpy dialogue, though pic presents only brief flashes of what look to be fully realized characterizations jettisoned at some point during production or post.
10/18/08
Plays as if the script pages had been tossed in the air and randomly assembled.
12/03/01
Top CriticJust a lame cowboy movie that doesn't warrant your attention. Or mine.
12/08/01
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02/21/04
Top CriticNo review available.
07/24/05
It won't win any prizes, but for fans of old-time Westerns, it may be a pleasant-enough diversion.
12/05/01
Just another bad Hollywood western farce with a cast of young Hollywood stars and a go nowhere script.
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