Current Events > A Review for The Harder They Fall (Black Western)

(+) Yeah! (+)

Two long miserable hours and nineteen minutes of watching a convoluted mish-mash storyline that was supposed to reflect the criminal cowboy back in the mid to late19thc ,located somewhere in the western States of America? In this presentation almost every outlaw, every person is black. (not even close to the reality in western states) Every outlaw, regardless of what he or she is doing, has just done or about to do has themselves all fancied up, dressed to the nines, no dirt, no dust anywhere on their person, they never sweat regardless of the obvious heat or activity. Their horses are never sweating either, never snorting or out-of-breath, even if they've just finished running at a full gallop. Everything, including the brightly painted, colorful towns are as clean as a pin, including the early 20thc (not 19thc) interiors, one even has a 21rstc blue painted female acrobatic dancer doing cartwheels. (I don't remember seeing any blue dancers back in the old Roy and Dale Rogers, Gene Autrey or the Duke's movies? The blue lady seems alot out of place. (hard to swallow for viewers) Then trying to connect real black history which was full of hard core evil people for the sake of entertainment purposes makes no sense to sensible human beings. Several of the actors who's work in other films are excellent in their craft but the majority of the showboat actor/actresses in this movie are not believable. (fake profilers for the camera) The music laced within this film does NOT fit. I'm glad that it's finally over and behind me. I watched all of it and cannot recommend anyone watching this entirely-way-to-long movie.

you think this person is white?

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The reviewer sounds like a miserable person.