Movie Reviews for Renegade

Renegade

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Movie Reviews of Renegade

Movie Review: Ayahuaska
Summary: 4 Stars

I love the mystical aspect of the movie. We can all tap into our alternate reality and that is way I love this movie because of the special effects.

Movie Review: RENEGADE Had Promise...
Summary: 3 Stars

This nice looking and surprising western had a great premise, but was slowed down with not enough nicely cherographed action sequences, along with a miss-cast of the leading man.
Hugh Jackman, along with not so high-dollar actors could have played this leading role to better execution.
The storyline was excellent, but the pacing and the skinny, boring lead actor made this hard to swallow.
The special effects, especially near the ending, would have been more exciting - and more properly executed - if the Good and Evil spirits would have battled it out.
Instead, we are thrown in some cool looking images...but quickly had me and my friends saying - "Enough already!"
I love half-breed type westerns, and the filming and scenes in this movie are magnificent, but the lack of a strong lead actor, along with scenes that felt unfinished and/or polished, made this film in much need of some explosive, Sam Peckinpah-type action.
Look up DUST. That's a better western.

Movie Review: Really Strange
Summary: 3 Stars

I liked this movie enough to buy it at the really cheap price. It is no grand epic or anything, but it is a weird one. Half the movie is taken up by peyote eatin indians getting high - I like that. The plot is pretty grim with Madsen as the bad guy with impure motives and Cassell as kind of a whimpy hero who "sees" the big picture thru his eating his share of go-juice. In the end the two of them have a get-high-down in some cave and Madsen bites the dirt in a drugged out stupor. The best part is seeing Juliette Lewis towards the end swimming around in a pond with her muff takin up the screen. I don't know how many people can appreciate her muff like I do, as I don't even know what I see in it, but it is a bonus shot. I like this one.

Movie Review: This Is How You Can Meet Your Beast
Summary: 3 Stars

You don't need Red Bull to do that. It looks like at least 1 indian in this movie would be named Red Bull. Mike battles enemies from his past to meet his beasts. It got all too kooky for me, at least, am not degraded by this stuff to meet MY beasts. I'm not even sure how to actually try it. This movie was not all about that. It has a better plot. Occasionally, there is very pretty mountain scenery, and it gets weird. But I guess that is all part of the quirky entertainment.