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Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Cody One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

mtnthai from the first lines spoken i knew this would be one of the worst films ever made. the only person who deserves any praise is the one who was able to raise the money to make it. however that was done is a miracle. if however someone chose to invest their own money in this endeavor i have a bridge to sell them.when i see films this bad they remind me of something my father once said to me when i was kid. we were at the local cinema and the film was really bad. less than half way into it most of the audience had left. i asked my dad why we weren't leaving and he said that in order to appreciate the better films you need to experience the bad ones too. but my father could have never foreseen a film this bad being released.

larjoefree This movie was, without a doubt, the absolute worst I have ever seen. I'm amazed that it made it onto the big screen... on the other hand, maybe it didn't make it onto the big screen; maybe it went straight to DVD. It is really very bad. What a shocker... I now find out that I have to write 10 lines of comment on this deplorable failed effort at entertainment. The acting was embarrassingly bad. The cast looks, AND acts, like maybe they are friends and relatives of whoever was behind this. I've seen better acting in high school plays, seriously. Those friends and relatives then wrote the glowing reviews wherein 8 of them rated the *cough cough* 'movie' a 10 (on a 10 scale) and 7 more rated it a 9... UNBELIEVABLE!

charliewaites I've been in love with westerns all of my life and for me there is simply nothing better than watching a good one but absolutely nothing worst than sitting through a bad one and I'm sorry but this is about as bad as they come.I really did try but I could only last about 15 minutes because every time an 'actor' opened their mouth I cringed. The acting is so atrocious that at first I thought it was a spoof, then on clicking on each of the cast names I noticed that this was the only movie most of them have been in so maybe they were just friends helping out. As for all the positive reviews, if you genuinely liked the film, fine, but comparing it to The Wild Bunch, True Grit or Shane is really just an insult to some of the America's greatest film makers.

mcwwcm My girl friend and I saw Livin by the Gun at the Twain Harte Festival. We really enjoyed it. It reminded me of the new True Grit, with a few differences. Both movies were period correct. The characters, from extras to main actors were realistic. The characters in Livin by the Gun reminded me of the characters in the HBO series Deadwood. They weren't glamorous. They were rough and real. The locations in both movies looked authentic and added to the story. The camera work was better in Livin by the Gun, in setting the mood of the story. The sound track of Livin by the Gun was outstanding and helped to add to the major difference between the two movies, which is, Livin by the Gun has way more emotion. It even made my girl friend cry.