Yvonne Anderson

When I first heard of the movie release I searched around the city for a theater where I could view it. THANK GOD it wasn't showing, because l would've walked out. Instead I watched it on Amazon. This wasn't what I expected at all. I think Mario should've kept the beard and maintained a dignified, older, mentor type character, instead of attempting to capture the super-stud imageof his yesteryear. The movies dialogue was underdeveloped. It seemed that Whoopi appeared in this production for little to no compensation, because she desired to be in a Western. Angel, the character with the brass hand and bad wig, was ridiculous. A Terrible villian choice. There's a town, in the movie, where weapons are not allowed, which is pretty weird. However, I do applaud the sentiment, but the reasoning for this wasn't realistic. Mario's knife welding girlfriend, threw knives during a shootout, which wasn't very realistic, even for a movie. Her partial nudity, along side Mario's, son's wife, sleazy outfit, was Completely gratuitous. Also the none English-speaking father, of the Native family whose land was stolen. Miraculously speaks English upon Mario returning their deed. The only part of this movie I could appreciate is that no one in the weird, small town snitched on Mario's whereabouts.