I really liked the Zorro, swashbuckling, Wild Wild West vibe of this film (though John Rhys-Davies, while very good as the villain was no Michael Dunn).
There were a few significant downsides; those being all of the religious nonsense, some badly choreographed fight scenes, and the time in England was, for the most part, slow moving.
However, once things moved to the colonies, things picked up considerably and we were treated to rollicking good time. I also, liked that the female lead was not relegated to the damsel in distress role.
There were a few significant downsides; those being all of the religious nonsense, some badly choreographed fight scenes, and the time in England was, for the most part, slow moving.
However, once things moved to the colonies, things picked up considerably and we were treated to rollicking good time. I also, liked that the female lead was not relegated to the damsel in distress role.