Young Guns, Go For It! A choppy mess! The changing of history is kinda irrelevant in films of this type, you tend to go in just wanting to be thrilled and tingled. Sadly this can do neither and can only light the fires of a youthful audience interested in the pretty stars on show. It's western genre movie making 101, MTV video style. There's no flow or reason for instances, the characterisations veer from possibly interesting to sideline dummies. It was held back for release by the studio for two years +, and tinkered with by Jack the Ripper in the editing room, so it's hardly surprising it was a major flop and didn't even make enough money back to pay for the post party cakes. The action scenes are competently handled, but these are the rare bright spots on a dull nonsensical landscape. 3/10

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Texas Rangers
"Count your bullets."
2001 • 1h 30m • ★ 6.0 (119 votes) Released
Ten years after the Civil War has ended, the Governor of Texas asks Leander McNelly to form a company of Rangers to help uphold the law along the Mexican border. With a few veterans of the war, most of the recruits are young men who have little or no experience with guns or policing crime.
Director
Steve Miner
Screenplay
Scott Busby
Screenplay
Martin Copeland
Rating
6.0
Runtime
90 min
Budget
$38.0M
Revenue
$0.8M
Profit/Loss
-37.2M
Production
Dimension FilmsTop Billed Cast
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John Chard
★ 3/10 • May 6, 2015
Keywords
tigertexastexas rangerusa–mexico borderracial segregation19th century















