Charles Bronson pretty much always delivers and Showdown at Boot Hill is no exception. He glides through the film was his normal charisma and magnetism.
The story is a simple one, the needs of a man versus the needs of a community with neither unwilling to bend.
It creates some good moments and a little bit of tension but nothing too over the top.
The strange part of the movie is Bronson's characters small man syndrome. Not that he can't have it but it just came across as unrealistic. He was five foot eight and a half (also my height lol), yet he represents himself as tiny. He's not tall but he's not Danny De Vito either. There is a scene in the pub where they surround him with what appear to be giants just to sell the subplot. It was a little off putting because he couldn't convince me he was a little fella.
Otherwise a good film :)
The story is a simple one, the needs of a man versus the needs of a community with neither unwilling to bend.
It creates some good moments and a little bit of tension but nothing too over the top.
The strange part of the movie is Bronson's characters small man syndrome. Not that he can't have it but it just came across as unrealistic. He was five foot eight and a half (also my height lol), yet he represents himself as tiny. He's not tall but he's not Danny De Vito either. There is a scene in the pub where they surround him with what appear to be giants just to sell the subplot. It was a little off putting because he couldn't convince me he was a little fella.
Otherwise a good film :)