What?

Rating: 3/10 (19 June 2016)

Some of the dialogue has texture and three of the actors are better than OK but one can't expect much in that department considering the script they were given. Any attempt at political "undertones" are hackneyed and preachy. Look Quentin we get it, you gotta black thing. After the black nurse wife in Pulp and the premise of Django, we get it. Simultaneously weeping for the plight of the black man while using the "N" word at every given opportunity doesn't all of sudden render you authentic and down with the cause. The performances are a lesson in how to over act and the gory effects are overdone. This whole film barely necessary. When the weather outside keeps upstaging every other scene, it's problem. I was going to go with 2 stars but "Minnie's Fat Ass" (get the irony) tip an extra one in the net. If you want to see good acting by Kurt Russel in a western other than Tombstone, watch Bone Tomahawk. It was written and directed by one guy too.... except it was good.