American Outlaws

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thiago s @Thiagostone May 2 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, o elenco é fraco, mas ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, a história é fraca, os personagens sao fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes para fazer o filme ser bom. See more Ian R @RT23899272 Apr 8 What a load of codswallop. Colin Farrell sucked. Who cast Caan in this? He looks deformed. Genuinely terrible film. Don't waste your time. See more emilie T @RT58722931 09/20/2024 It's a fun and action-packed Western with a good cast. Colin Farrell does a great job as Jesse James, and the movie has a nice sense of humor. I spent a really good time watching it. See more Farah R @Farah 10/06/2023 American Outlaws is more like a music video than a movie. The acting is corny, the story is weak, and the whole thing is wrapped in cliches. See more Brian D @RT50268444 07/10/2023 I was laughing hysterically and then realized it wasn't a comedy and then I laughed even harder. Who wrote this movie?? This movie was a bad excuse for the actors to take their shirts off. I didn't know they had pompadours in the 1871. See more 05/26/2022 Jesse James (George Stults) and his brother Frank (Tim Abell) have emerged from a robbery gone wrong and Jesse is healing up with the help of Carrie (Siri Baruc) and Mary (Lauren Eckstrom). They don't know that Marhsall Kane (Peter Fonda, who started his career making low budget Roger Corman films and fits in just fine here) is coming after them as well as his men making a play for the money and leaving the brothers in the cold. How do you feel about day for night? Do you love it? Would you be happy just to have Jeffrey Combs show up for a little bit? Will you watch every western there is? Are you a fan of Fred Olen Ray or perhaps writing an entire week of a web site about his movies? There's still someone on IMDB that's calling out the historical and weapon accuracy of Ray's movies, such as how the movie is set in the 1860s and civilians are carrying Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army revolvers — which weren't available to the general population until 1875 or later — and none of the guns recoil when they're shot. I appreciate the writer's attention to detail and invite them to write for the site. See more Read all reviews

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