The Sisters Brothers
Western • R • 2018 • 2 hr 1 min
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Very funny then very disturbing, a tonally uneven western for Coen brothers and black comedy fans
Good film, great gunshot sound FX. Not as good as the book, missing some important elements. Although dialogue delivery jumps off the page
It's a well crafted picture. Great performances and cinematography.
quite a curious film that's almost got a stage play quality to it but good nonetheless. very good script and a great cast
A pretty decent modern western, a bit slow in some places but alright overall. Good cast and acting and interesting story.
a very interesting take on the western with a stand out all star cast. worth the watch whatever your final opinion
There is a most harrowing scene in this movie that makes it quite rememberable. I found the main chars charming, in their own way :)
Great movie. Way better than I was expecting. In my top ten westerns now.
I remember liking this one! Big John C. Reilly fan.
Not your typical western. Its got heart, got jokes, great look, and solid performances.
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