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2024 Match Dates
2nd Saturday 4th Sunday
May 11 May 26
June 8 June 23
G.A.F. June 29
July 13 July 28
Aug 10 Aug 25
Sept 14 Sept 22
Oct 12 Oct 27
Nov 9 (???)
Registration 8 A.M. Safety meeting 8:45
How to Get to the Dry Gulch Ranch Cowboy Range
Hope to see you there!!
Movie: The Sisters Brothers
Snidely Whiplash
A legend in his own mind.
I went to the local multi-plex Saturday and watched the new Western movie "The Sisters Brothers". It was ok, but in my opinion not worth paying the matinee ticket price ($7.50 with the senior discount, in Janesville). I suggest you wait until you can see it for free, or at least at a steep discount.
There were several extended gunfights (along with cylinder-swapping, as this was set in the 1850's), mostly involving pistols. Perhaps the French director never saw Stagecoach or The Rifleman. There were some very entertaining individual scenes, but the movie overall felt drawn out and the ending was very anti-climatic. A number of scenes were shot at night or indoors and not well-lit.
According to IMDB* the movie involved 7 production companies and 9 distributors and you saw all their names and logos at the start. The ending credits listed tax benefits from every country in the EU and UN - there was no "Easter Egg", so don't waste your time waiting for one.
Don't read the reviews at IMDB if you want to be surprised, several of them had spoilers with no warning. I think their ratings average was a little high for this movie.
Snidely Whiplash
*IMDB - International Movie Data Base https://www.imdb.com
There were several extended gunfights (along with cylinder-swapping, as this was set in the 1850's), mostly involving pistols. Perhaps the French director never saw Stagecoach or The Rifleman. There were some very entertaining individual scenes, but the movie overall felt drawn out and the ending was very anti-climatic. A number of scenes were shot at night or indoors and not well-lit.
According to IMDB* the movie involved 7 production companies and 9 distributors and you saw all their names and logos at the start. The ending credits listed tax benefits from every country in the EU and UN - there was no "Easter Egg", so don't waste your time waiting for one.
Don't read the reviews at IMDB if you want to be surprised, several of them had spoilers with no warning. I think their ratings average was a little high for this movie.
Snidely Whiplash
*IMDB - International Movie Data Base https://www.imdb.com