A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014)

User 1 Review:

The intention has been communicated but muddled with a weak grasp that lacked an aimed direction on how much of the Western genre to put a comedic spin on that's rather unfulfilled/incomplete - or it would have been further bloated. The attractions that led to the viewing for expected laughs and the charm of the ensemble cast still satisfies under a faltered effect.

User 2 Review:

Yeah, Seth. Please stop making movies that, even when they seem like an homage or a throwback to references of when you and I were both growing up, seem to still fail in being inspirational, humorous or clever. When Gilbert Godfried is the funniest part of your movie, and he's only in it for about 30 seconds, you have a BIG problem.

User 3 Review:

Critics buy yourself a good sense of humour and really check this out! I respect all your opinions, but this movie is absolutely brilliant. It's got humour, heart breaking moments, and it can really teach you about the old west. Don't get me wrong, Ted is also a good movie too, but I just like the fact that it's a movie about a cowardly cowboy who recently broke up with his girlfriend and decides to leave the frontier, until he learns to find his courage. Believe me, it may not leave you going 'Yee-ha', but give it a shot. It can also give you teenagers a lesson about how everyone used to die in the west, and give you lots of good laughs at the same time. So don't hesitate to watch this movie, or Clinch Leather-wood might hunt you down and dance on your grave!