Westworld

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test2007 T @RT45588802 May 9 Despite the old looking cinematography, I think it's a very good movie with a good plot and very good acting. I especially found Richard Benjamin very astonishing in this movie and very great and I thought also James Brolin was very good. And Yul Brynner was a very good antagonist. See more Jean S @Jean63 Apr 30 I’m only halfway through it but this is funny the movie is funny; I’m waiting for it to get scary but it’s just funny See more Guillermo A @Guillermo.Almeida Feb 12 Goddammit cowboy what a tension. See more alan g @agenser Jan 25 I thought it was great when I first saw it but it has aged badly. The remake was worse. See more Erock T @Erock1991 Nov 9 Great Sci-Fi movie. Highly recommended See more yass m @yassminn Oct 19 Old but not gold — that’s the simplest way to describe Westworld. The concept had promise: a futuristic amusement park where guests live out Wild West fantasies with lifelike robots. But despite that intriguing idea, the film feels surprisingly hollow. The pacing drags, with long stretches where nothing meaningful happens, and when the action finally comes, it’s clumsy and dated. The special effects—perhaps impressive in their time—now look painfully poor, robbing the story of its tension. It’s a movie that hints at deep themes about technology and morality but never truly explores them. Instead, it lingers too long on shallow moments and never quite delivers the philosophical or emotional punch it seems to aim for. In short, Westworld is an interesting idea trapped in a dull execution. A curiosity from the past, yes—but far from timeless. Still, credit where it’s due: Yul Brynner delivers an outstanding performance as the relentless Gunslinger. His cold, mechanical presence carries a menace that the rest of the movie struggles to match. He’s the one thing that still feels alive in this dusty sci-fi western. See more Read all reviews

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