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Open Range

R20032h 19mWestern, Action
7.479%84%7.2
A former gunslinger is forced to take up arms again when he and his cattle crew are threatened by a corrupt landowner.
SirMonkalot reviewed
SirMonkalot reviewed
Open Range
February 1, 2026•
A well shot and acted western film with a pretty straight forward plot that you would expect from this genre. Costner and Duvall do a great job and make this movie shine! I could have done without the last 20-30 mins of the movie, I found the whole love story part dragged on. What’s up with all the fade out transitions?!
1
Kit Lazer reviewed
Kit Lazer reviewed
Open Range
June 1, 2025•
Everybody loooooves this movie so I’m scared to say I thought it was fine? Some beautiful shots but I had to Google if it was made for TV the way it faded to black every 15 minutes (it wasn’t). Anyway, had fun!
1
Juan Antonio reviewed
Juan Antonio reviewed
Open Range
May 18, 2026•
Is Beautiful
sean.speed reviewed
sean.speed reviewed
Open Range
March 23, 2026•
Kevin Costner's greatest movie I think! It was beautiful cinematography and pretty cool gun fight special effects.. I liked it!
Mister Arn reviewed
Mister Arn reviewed
Open Range
March 23, 2026•
“Open Range” is a western with landscapes that match the name. The story takes its time building tension while its main characters move with restraint and grounding. That dynamic between Costner and Duvall is the film’s backbone, delivering the cowboy mystique and effective shootout at the end.
Joe Murgia reviewed
Joe Murgia reviewed
Open Range
February 21, 2026•
One of my favorite shootouts in a movie, ahead of Silverado. We lost Duvall, this will be felt. This leaves a giant hole in the acting world no one can fill.
Magnus Parde reviewed
Magnus Parde reviewed
Open Range
February 21, 2026•
Open Range delivers strong, grounded performances—Robert Duvall brings quiet authority, James Russo adds real menace, and Diego Luna is a standout in his smaller role. The central showdown is gripping and feels like the film’s natural emotional peak. The extended ending that follows, though, drags the momentum down; stopping right after the shootout would have given the story a cleaner, more powerful finish

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SirMonkalot reviewed
SirMonkalot reviewed
Open Range
February 1, 2026
A well shot and acted western film with a pretty straight forward plot that you would expect from this genre. Costner and Duvall do a great job and make this movie shine! I could have done without the last 20-30 mins of the movie, I found the whole love story part dragged on. What’s up with all the fade out transitions?!
1
Kit Lazer reviewed
Kit Lazer reviewed
Open Range
June 1, 2025
Everybody loooooves this movie so I’m scared to say I thought it was fine? Some beautiful shots but I had to Google if it was made for TV the way it faded to black every 15 minutes (it wasn’t). Anyway, had fun!
1
Juan Antonio reviewed
Juan Antonio reviewed
Open Range
May 18, 2026
Is Beautiful
sean.speed reviewed
sean.speed reviewed
Open Range
March 23, 2026
Kevin Costner's greatest movie I think! It was beautiful cinematography and pretty cool gun fight special effects.. I liked it!
Mister Arn reviewed
Mister Arn reviewed
Open Range
March 23, 2026
“Open Range” is a western with landscapes that match the name. The story takes its time building tension while its main characters move with restraint and grounding. That dynamic between Costner and Duvall is the film’s backbone, delivering the cowboy mystique and effective shootout at the end.
Joe Murgia reviewed
Joe Murgia reviewed
Open Range
February 21, 2026
One of my favorite shootouts in a movie, ahead of Silverado. We lost Duvall, this will be felt. This leaves a giant hole in the acting world no one can fill.
Magnus Parde reviewed
Magnus Parde reviewed
Open Range
February 21, 2026
Open Range delivers strong, grounded performances—Robert Duvall brings quiet authority, James Russo adds real menace, and Diego Luna is a standout in his smaller role. The central showdown is gripping and feels like the film’s natural emotional peak. The extended ending that follows, though, drags the momentum down; stopping right after the shootout would have given the story a cleaner, more powerful finish
  
 
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