Richard Gray
as Director
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The western film Murder at Yellowstone City, starring Isaiah Mustafa, Zach McGowan, Thomas Jane, etc., directed by Richard Gray, was released on June 24, 2022 in the United States. It tells the story of A former slave arrives in Yellowstone City, Montana, a desolate former boomtown now on the decline, looking for a place to call home. On that same day, a local prospector discovers gold - and is murdered. This is a Western film with a runtime of 127 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.3/10 from 2,311 viewers.
Richard Gray
as Director
Isaiah Mustafa
as Cicero
Zach McGowan
as Robert Dunnigan
Thomas Jane
as Thaddeus Murphy
Ron Garritson
as Owen McCray
Gabriel Byrne
as Sheriff Jim Ambrose
John Ales
as Mickey O'Hare
Aimee Garcia
as Isabel Santos
Richard Dreyfuss
as Edgar Blake
Lew Temple
as David Harding
Nat Wolff
as Jimmy Abrose Jr.
Emma Kenney
as Rebecca Davies
Scottie Thompson
as Emma Dunnigan
Anna Camp
as Alice Murphy
Isabella Ruby
as Josephine Wright
Marley Gray
as Orphan Bo
Eadie Gray
as Orphan Girl
Danny Bohnen
as Marcus O'Sullivan
Tanaya Beatty
as Violet Running Horse
Eric Belgau
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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source: Murder at Yellowstone City
Any western where everything is clean is all ready for a loss. Overacting left, right and centre. Bad script, terrible acting, music that doesn't fit, ridiculous casting.... Thomas Jane and others should be ashamed of themselves for being involved in this travesty.
At first it seemed slow, but it picks up about half way through it... not sure why Hollyweird had to chuck in the gay bit and mess up a half decent slow burn mystery. I liked that the movie was not presenting a fake Western narrative, this seemed more real than 99% of shoot-em-ups and I liked that. A decent cookie, with just a few clumps of manufactured bowl movement to satisfy the left.
This movie has some really good actors and beautiful scenery (it was great on the big screen)! The plot kept me guessing and you get to know the characters. I loved Violet, Cicero, Alice and the little girl Josephine! They, and others, were really good. The story is a little choppy in the beginning but it quickly develops and brings you in. It's definitely worth a watch!
Nothing other people haven't said. It is boring, long, and the plot is very convoluted. There are some nice action scenes with the shootout that comes at the end, but other than that it is predictable. But of course, what made it a complete bust is from beginning to the end filled with "the message."
I don't know how a film makes it out of editing in such a state, how the corny bumper sticker lines are all left in. It screams of someone with too much money to waste and little talent to spare. Made for tv styling, too bright, not gritty or visceral and full of huge plot holes and atrocious dialogue. Give it a miss.
Woke fantasy island western for people who live in a utopian bubble and cannot face reality, this isn't a western but a fantasy and a very poor one at that with very bad writing, directing and acting.
This lame movie 'ticks' all the boxes if you know what I mean. Isaiah Mustafa is a prominent character in this film, yet is given hardly any dialogue. A great example is when he is accused of killing someone and he says absolutely NOTHING to the sheriff. No protests of innocence. Nothing. The wokeness helps the terrible script and 'story' to completely kill this movie. Two gay men are shown only to have gay characters in the movie, nothing else. A Native American lady is in the film shown working for and with the town, would never of happened back then. Let's face it, most if not all movies suck today thanks to wokeness and nepotism. Nothing original and daring is given the green light. This movie is a prime example.
source: Murder at Yellowstone City
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