Movie spotlight
Open Range
The ever-unresistable Brad Fitt takes the lead in this modern-day fable of love and loss, set in Slovakia against the backdrop of the Velvet Revolution and its aftermath. Too highbrow for gay porn? Don’t worry, the inimitable talents of Justin Conway, Kris Wallace and a whole host of other cute, horny lads ensures that this is one chapter in history you’ll want to replay over and over again. Big cocks, hungry asses and an almost unbelievable volume of spunk – not to mention the director’s eye for the downright sordid! – make this exactly the kind of ranch we’d all love to bed down in given half the chance.
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Plot Summary
In the vast American West of 1882, a cattleman and his aging partner face a ruthless corrupt sheriff and a powerful rancher when their free-roaming herd encroaches on land claimed by the latter. Their peaceful existence is shattered, forcing them to confront the brutal realities of frontier justice and fight for their survival and freedom.
Critical Reception
Open Range was generally well-received by critics, who praised its classic Western storytelling, stunning cinematography, and strong performances from its lead actors. Audiences also appreciated its traditional approach to the genre and its emotional depth.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its visually arresting cinematography and epic scope.
Commended for its solid performances, particularly from Costner and Duvall.
Appreciated for its traditional, character-driven Western narrative.
Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film's classic Western feel, the compelling performances of the lead actors, and the visually impressive landscapes. Some noted it as a slower-paced but ultimately rewarding experience.
Fun Fact
Kevin Costner initially wanted to make 'Open Range' a much longer film, closer to three hours, but was persuaded by the studio to cut it down to its current runtime.
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