James Scott

Dreadfully boring. Jesse Plemmons is wooden and the Montana mountain scenes are obviously filmed in New Zealand. The wifes clothing is contemporary even tho the film is set in 1925. That is all before we get to the story which seems pointless.

What a stinker. Weak predictable plot, miscast characters, implausible story coupled with the heavy handed use of flashbacks.. Angelina Jolie jumps out of a Forest Service tower just ahead of a lightening strike and an hour later is running down the mountain when she gets struck by lightening and remarkably her makeup is perfectly intact. Moments later she is counseling a young teenage boy (whose father was gunned in front of him) that he shouldn't worry because in a couple of years he will be “swapping spit with a blond teenager”. Compelling dialogue