The Ridiculous 6

Six men discover they are half-brothers and embark on a journey to find their outlaw father. Along the way, they encounter various comical situations and dangerous adversaries as they attempt to rescue their father from a rival gang.

The film was widely panned by critics for its predictable plot, offensive humor, and subpar performances. It was also criticized for its portrayal of Native Americans, leading to walkouts by some actors during filming.

• Widely criticized for its reliance on cheap gags and offensive stereotypes.
• A predictable and unfunny Western parody that fails to deliver laughs.
• The film's controversial handling of its Native American characters drew significant backlash.

Google audience: Audiences generally found the film to be poorly made and lacking in humor, with many citing its offensive content as a major drawback. Some viewers found brief moments of amusement, but the overall sentiment was negative.

None notable.

Several Native American actors walked off the set during production to protest stereotypical depictions of their heritage in the script.