Montana Story

Rob Thomas

McGehee and Siegels screenplay reminded me of the novels of great modern writers of the West like Jim Harrison and Thomas McGuane, with indelible characters and a deep sense of place. ( Read More )

The ranch isnt in much better shape: A lapsed mortgage, no cattle, a 25 year old stallion on its last legs, and a few chickens account for what remains. ( Read More )

Matthew Monagle

Introduces an element of finality to the American West...part of a new wave of films that herald the death of the Western. ( Read More )

Frank Swietek

One might expect that a film set in Big Sky country would exhibit picture postcard visuals, but though cinematographer Giles Nuttgens doesnt downplay the impressive locales, neither does he beautify them. ( Read More )

Liam Lacey

As the story moves toward a predicable family reconciliation, theres little room left for ethical ambiguity. ( Read More )