Sandra Laird

A bit hard to follow. I saw the remake with Denzel Washington, but I liked the 1987 version better. It was more believable. Scott Glenn was great in his character, a man out for revenge, but also hoping to find Sam alive. Denzel was also good, but not as passionate. I wish both movies had had sub titles so I could catch all the dialog.

I was impressed with David Carradine's four different roles. I was not so impressed with Jeff Cooper. A younger actor would have been better. The story was fanciful, but still had depth. The cinematography was awesome.

David Carradine would have been much better as Max Sand. He was six years younger than Mcqueen. He was a better actor too. To bad he didn't get the part.

This was a beautiful movie to watch. Though sad, it was the only way it could end.

Great movie! It was a cross between the remake of The Magnificent 7 and Open Range. The cast was stellar, but I wish David Carradine had played Emmet, just because I love David Carradine. Scott Glenn was great in the role though. Also had a great soundtrack by the Tombstone composer. It is a western worth watching.

I saw the movie when first released and still enjoy it today. The great thing about westerns is they dont age. All the actors were very convincing in their roles.

QT is a true genius. The last half of KB2 has the best dialog I have ever seen written for a movie; so believable! No one but Carradine could have played Bill. You could see the love in Kiddo and Bill's eyes when they looked at each other. A great love story! I kept waiting for them to kiss and make up and the last scene in the movie would have been Bill and Beatrix taking BB to Disneyland. LOL, well maybe not. This is a movie I never tire of watching.