Silverado

...In other words, there's a lot less going on in Silverado than pleases the eye.

The western is back, and with writer/director Lawrence Kasdan at the reins, you're glad to see it.

Engrossing western which inspired a huge genre revivial.

Agreeable but never compelling.

Real rewards of the film are in the visuals and rarely has the West appeared so alive, yet unlike what one carries in his mind's eye. Ida Random's production design is thoroughly convincing in detail.

Kasdan resorts to a TV-like shorthand, substituting shtick for personality.

Lawrence Kasdan at his most entertaining and energetic.

Silverado proved the memorable movies keep things simple and rely on the human element rather than bells and whistles. Alongside Unforgiven (1986) and Dances With Wolves (1990), it might just be one of the last great American Westerns.

"Silverado" is the real thing, a good old-fashioned Western that shoots straight, rides tall, and moves quicker than a cowboy galloping off to the chuck wagon.

Not reaching the mastery of the film starring a vengeful spirit, the truth is that 'Silverado' is a feast for the senses. [Full Review in Spanish]