Dreadfully Boring

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Possible runner for worst movie I've ever seen..I hope it didn't cost money to make..Liked the train scenes, mountain views, nice horses...Script came across as if it was read from a book by people who had never seen the book until someone shouted "A cold Day In Hell,Take 1...Cut..Print"Is it possible that this movie was a spoof? It reminded me of the pasta westerns of the '60's except it wasn't re dubbed in English. Costumes looked like they were from the lost and found box of a C.A.S.S. event that got rained out. I wish I could get two free extra picks from Netflixs for watching this disk :( Good Night, The old guy

These so-called western fans need to look to horror fans to find out what it is really like to be a fan of a certain genre. When a horror fan watches a low-budget film, they don't whine about why more money wasn't spent or cry about why their favorite actor wasn't perfect in the film. I'm a true fan of western films and I've viewed a vast number of them, from the classics to new films that have gone direct to video. I always watch a film looking for what's right with the production, and there is a lot right with A COLD DAY IN HELL, notably some solid performances from a number of key players. But the crybabies who wrote these so-called "reviews" don't see this. What I would suggest is that they meet with their mommies to work out some long-buried issues and then write a real piece of criticism. Then, negative or not, it would still be a respectable piece of communication. Otherwise, shut up and eat your gruel.

I would have given this poorly named movie a ZERO had the option been there, but I suppose IMDb site owners have not factored into their calculations the probability of that ever happening. This movie has done it with style. Had the phrase "3:10 to Yuma RIDES UP TO TRUE GRIT" not screamed out at me to give it a chance, the cover alone was a sufficient tip off that this flick was a flop. I had given up watching the movie at just the exact time when I sensed my intelligence could no longer be insulted, which was just about 35 minutes into it. I was nonetheless mesmerized by its outlandish plot, inept camera work and the "actors" natural rigid performance which is no performance at all. These three ingredients I thought are what make a good comedy.

I don't know what a spoiler is. My review is just me telling it like it is, it is terrible. I guess they give the producers/directors/actors and distributors etc. escapes. They just call my very serious comments "spoilers". Blame me for their inabilities!This has to be the most incompetent movie group in the USA!Looks like some body is selling the acting parts . . . for money not talent . . . since there are no real actors in the movie. While this guy Forbes claims to be a director . . . he ain't! Maybe he should get a job farming or something!Did the distributors actually watch this movie before they released it?If Netflix sends me another movie like this . . . I will have to review who I get my movie recommendations from!In summary this movie was so painful that the person watching it with me and I had to take two "butt breaks" to get through it! It was a very irritating waste of my time and money. I only finished watching the movie just to see if it got worse or better . . . I got worse! What did the train have to do with this nowhere story . . . there was no story have you every seen a more incompetent movie ? ? ? Barnholtz . . . this is two . . . are you a masochist? Nothing makes any sense or appears to be thought out!