Naturally, they find a lot more than that for which they'd bargained. Rather than some sort of dude ranch, they're put onto an actual working ranch's cattle drive, complete with real cowboys who have real foibles of their own. Life on the range is a lot tougher than Mitch, Ed and Phil had imagined - not just physically, but emotionally and intellectually as well. When some cattle go astray, Curly drags Mitch along with him to find them, as much to give him his comeuppance as anything - yet they form an unlikely bond in which they reach a grudging respect for each other. The picture quality is a tad soft, but not excessively so, and the audio is fine.
Extras are limited to the theatrical trailer.
City Slickers, form MGM Home Video 114 min. No part of this magazine may be reprinted without the express written consent of the publishers. So drop us a line if you want to use our words. And for information on TechnoFILE's advertising opportunities, send an E-mail here.