Rusty Gilligan

I'm surprised... A female playing a male lead? Isn't that cultural or sexual appropriation?! This was a waste of a show and unfunny as hell.

I really liked this movie and the whole series - the cast was fun, and the plot moved well. The acting was appropriate for a film series like this and there were some surprises in the cast. I wish there were more of them.

Really a good western with a strong cast - great to see early roles of some great stars like James Best and Pernell Roberts - good acting.

Not my favorite actor, I must admit - but damn, this was good. Well written, great acting, hit home for me.

Great show, fantastic idea, once again something that ends on a cliffhanger. I don't understand why they don't give these shows more of a chance or move them online. Netflix was stupid to drop this one.

A great extension to the original series - great action and a lot of hidden charm

I'm not sure how I feel about this show - it's odd compared to the other CW superhero/comic shows. The acting is average and the star feels 'wrong' for the part. *Not a fan of 'Alice', she's too much of a 'Joker' clone, and it's failing. *This 'future' of 'Batman' gone, 'Joker' dead, etc seems confusing and wrong. *Too much lgbt agenda - it needs to go back to heroes vs villains. *The co-stars and the costume carry the show - but we need to see more established villains - not everyone is dead or gone. In the end, it's a nice way to pass an hour - but it's not as intricate as "Arrow" or as comic-worthy as "Flash". The CW cross-over (Crisis) should've helped this show offering more guests and cross-over characters, but nothing has happened. This isolation, the agenda, and the star are burying what could be a wonderful addition.

A trustworthy story of the old west turning the century - cowboy life, justice, and romance - all with a mustached smile.

People will get fooled by watching this film. They see 'Taylor Swift', musician, star... and expect a concert or music. This is a feminist, whining, political nightmare. All she does is preach about feminist ideas, run down some politicians, and cry about her 'woke' beliefs. Honestly, I was very disappointed.

The combination of serious Henry Fonda and comedy Terrance Hill made this an odd movie - but well worth it. Too many spots made me laugh, while others had strong action. Honestly, a great movie that detailed the dying West.