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Journeyman, The (2001) Rank 4 Reviews
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Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
Certain things just go together. Baseball and hot dogs. Mom and apple pie. Peanut butter and jelly. And yes, Texas and the western; a classic combination renewed in Austin, Texas-based director James Crowley's ruggedly elegant spaghetti western The ...read the complete Journeyman movie review at Film Threat, Hollywood's Indie Voice
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by "bigbobsdonutpoo" on April 30, 2004
Don't be fooled by the low budget...this film proves that a story can be well told even without the filter of millions of dollars. The characters of the two brothers in Journeyman are so alike, you might be unsure if it is just one actor playing two ...
by Charlie Ledbetter on March 16, 2004
The Journeyman is a western which is truly relevant to the hip hop generation. It is a tale of violence begetting violence generation upon generation. It is a tale of the erosion of a man's psyche because of drug addiction. It is a story of sin, but ...
by Steven Hellersted... on September 04, 2004
An old man is shot by a band of outlaws in the middle of Nowhere, Texas. One of his grandsons is kidnapped and brutalized by his grandfather's murderers, the other hides and is later taken in by a passing priest. Roll title credits and roll forward ...
by Johnboy1 "movielo... on January 20, 2004
I disagree with Allan. I loved this film. True, it is confusing at times, but well worth seeing. Character actors Corbin and Gilliam are great, but this clearly is Brad Hunt's film, from the start. He's a remarkable talent and deserves recognition for it. ...
by J. Guild on October 29, 2009
As a fan of Westerns for over 60 years,I never tire of them.As a kid,every Saturday afternoon we watched Westerns in the local Cinema; though we called it the theatre. That was the era of Roy Rogers,Gene Autry and my favorite,The Durango Kid.In those ...
by Coconut"Jim&#... on April 17, 2009
This was a very drawn out western and kind of weird too. It is better than some...certainly worse than others.
It is a revenge movie that develops to a semi-surprising end. An ok movie to see once,but, probably a one time event for me. If you are a ...
by Robert Warren on December 14, 2006
I ordered this film, from the past reviews, and found this to be a unique western. The script was different. Without giving too much away, it is of two brothers.. one bad, the other good. I found this to be an exceptional western, as most westerns are. A ...
by Allan C. Kimball on November 07, 2003
The "Journeyman" is the most confusing Western I have ever seen, and I've seen hundreds and hundreds. Filmed along the border in the Big Bend Country of Texas the story is a complete mishmash to the point of sometimes being unable to determine ...
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