Quigley Down Under [VHS]
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VHS Movie Reviews of Quigley Down Under [VHS]
Movie Review: A Memorable Western, Eh Mate?
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a bit a twist: a western in which the setting is Australia, not the United States. Yet, the film features two American characters, played by Tom Selleck and Laura San Giacomo. It's a simple, well-done revenge story with a nice slow-developing romance as the subplot. Meanhile, Alan Rickman, who was good at this sort of thing, plays the hated, despicable villain.
The movie is appealing because it has a good mixture of action (and that is mixed, too, not just the same kind of fistfights or gun battles), romance, nice scenery and a little comedy thrown in.
Warning: this a rough film in parts with a couple of harrowing scenes, such as people being pushed off cliffs, Selleck brutally beaten several times and wild vicious dingoes threatening San Giacamo and a little baby, but the action never goes on too long.
All in all, I found it one of the more memorable westerns I've watched. If for nothing else, the awesome sound of Selleck's Sharp Calibre .44 rifle makes this film hard to forget.
Movie Review: Quigley Down Under
Summary: 5 Stars
Quigley Down Under is a story with love and conflict - the human story. Hard times are made easier with humor. Tom Selleck is The Cowboy. Alan Rickman as always, gives an excellent performance. Australia is a beautiful co star. Movie Review: Quigley Down Under
Summary: 5 Stars
Quigley is one of Tom Seleck's best movies. He is a great actor. I recommand this movie to be in everyones home theater library. Movie Review: Quigley Down Under
Summary: 5 Stars
As the title indicates the story tales place in Australia probably in the late 1800s.Selleck is hired by the owner of a big ranch and when he gets there he finds that his duties are to do in the aboriginies in the area.Well, Selleck does'nt think much of that so Tom sides with the aboriginies against the rancher.
Good things happen and there is a lot of feel good humor involved also.
Get it,you'll like it.
Movie Review: Quigley Down Under
Summary: 5 Stars
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Lee Bowles