John Schuck, Julie Christie, Keith Carradine
An itinerant gambler and a madame become business partners in this off-beat western set in a small mining town in the Pacific Northwest.
DVD Release Date: June 4, 2002
Stats: 433 reviews
I tend to waffle on this one some, depending on my mood. Sometimes it's four stars, sometimes it's four and a half. I just can't seem to stomach Warren Beatty outside of Bonnie & Clyde unless I'm in a certain mood.
On the whole, this is a very good film. The cast is ...( read more)
Takes it's time early on, but this beautifully shot film from Robert Altman does build to an interesting, and for me, satisfying conclusion.
moody, atmospheric, altman draws one of the best western communities ever seen on film, the good, the bad, and the ugly, w/o the over-the-top music score to drown out the bare nakedness of existence. one of his best in my book simply because nobody seems to try to put in an osca...( read more)
in my opinion, one of the strangest, most antithetical westerns ever made. the story is very basic with very few details or major character developments. the acting is decent, although very annoying. the cinematography was the stand-out highlight of the film for me, and even th...( read more)
Did the five dollar thing before Sub***.
Fire is the gunfight or is it McCabe itself?
Super opium
Duvall needs bigger part in terms of screen time, not importance.
A good film which depicts the Wild West in a way not often seen in cinema. However, with the voices being extremelly 'muddy' it is difficult to understand half the script and can get frustrating after a while.
This board looks lonely. Be the first to talk about "McCabe & Mrs. Miller" !
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