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Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2018 2:11:46 GMT
.. to die in the West'?
Both are a parody of the western genre. Not specifically a movie, but the film version of the old West.
I have
Blazing Saddles at 9/10
A Million Ways at 5/10
But what is it about A Million Ways that is a little off putting? It has it's fair moments, but it isn't the slam dunk it should be. It's very quotable, and talking about it, it should be a better film...
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Post by moviemouth on Jul 30, 2018 2:27:24 GMT
I don't like either movie, but the a big problem with the latter is bad casting. Seth McFarland is a GREAT voice-actor but he is not a very good or funny actor when in front of the camera and he has no screen presence, and Charlize Theron has no talent for comedy imo.
The "story" is pretty boring too.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2018 2:29:37 GMT
I don't like either movie, but the a big problem with the latter is bad casting. Seth McFarland is a GREAT voice-actor but is not a very good or funny actor when in front of the camera and Charlize Theron has no talent for comedy imo. I think my biggest gripe is they don't even try to speak with southern accents or use language they would use back then. It's like a live action Family Guy spoof on the Old West. It's funny on Family Guy when they do a 30 second joke about a film or actor or something, but it doesn't work as a period piece. |
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Post by moviemouth on Jul 30, 2018 2:30:37 GMT
I don't like either movie, but the a big problem with the latter is bad casting. Seth McFarland is a GREAT voice-actor but is not a very good or funny actor when in front of the camera and Charlize Theron has no talent for comedy imo.
It's like a live action Family Guy spoof on the Old West. It's funny on Family Guy when they do a 30 second joke about a film or actor or something, but it doesn't work as a period piece. That doesn't bother me at all, especially being a ridiculous comedy. |
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