Gordon-11
This film tells the story of a hunter who takes his son for a hunting trip for bonding.The film features stunning scenery, and a lot of believable human interactions. It is a good film describing bonding. The boy is quite convincing as a spoiled kid, and the father makes a lot of effort to bond with the son. I enjoyed watching it.
slapshotgoon
I thought the movie was quite good. If your looking for an action packed movie look elsewhere. A father son bonding type movie in a hunting setting. The layout is actually pretty true to a hunting type predicament. A dad tries to reconnect with his son and show him the beuty of the natural world, and what he does for a living, while the son doesn't really want any of it but tries at some points. Danny McBride played a good, sometimes vulgar but, not over the top comedic relief. At some points in the film the acting feels forced, but when you look at the whole of the movie, it actually would be that way in real life because of the situation the characters are in. Ex alcoholic dad who is never there trying to reconnect with his son. All in all it's a good coming of age, father/son bonding, nature vs. technology type movie. It's also a great movie for a hunter especially slightly older one. They will say it hits the nail on the head.
adonis98-743-186503
The great hunter Buck Ferguson (Josh Brolin) and his trusted cameraman Don (Danny McBride) set out for an epic weekend adventure to reconnect with Buck's young son (Montana Jordan). The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter unfortunately tries way too hard to be funny and also fails to do so. Josh Brolin's perfomance was weird and McBride does what he usually does, the acting wasn't that great either and don't get me start on the little kid that was about to kill a deer and somehow turned into Rambo. This is the worst kind of comedy. (0/10)
ash-10441
A terrible film and an unfunny one. I'd expected more given the decent cast, but this is straight to DVD, Tesco counter, not even good even for Channel 5 rubbish! Netflix have dropped another clanger. It's never a good sign when a film clocks in at 1h 22mins, it usually means they've cut a tons of cr*p and pieced together the shambolic mess that was swept up. A hideous waste of time and money.
