A Million Ways to Die in the West

[Kunra9]

Meh.

I'm a Seth MacFarlane fan. I enjoy his humor (usually). But this movie... was not good.

Laughed slightly at a few parts.

It was one of those movies where it takes place in the past, but aside from a few characters, nobody seems to actually be from that time. The main character (Seth MacFarlane) seems to have knowledge from modern times, like at one point he mentions Parkinson's disease, and everybody is like "huh? what's that?". And it's supposed to be funny, but to me it didn't work at all.

Lots of cameos. My favorite was Ryan Reynolds. He is in the movie all of 5 seconds and doesn't even speak, but I actually enjoyed it.
This movie reminded me how fucking pretty Charlize Theron is. (really fucking ridiculously pretty)

Not worth even a matinee ticket, I recommend pirating it or waiting for Netflix. Even then it's questionable.

 

[goldenaye666]

Seth is much funnier when he is voice acting as a character.

 

[LuckySmiles]

I liked it. But I kinda look at it like family guy... there's lots of jokes... you're just not going to laugh at ALL of them :-D . I thought it was cute I have a crush on Seth Macfarlane though so.. whatevvs.

a few parts were dumb a few were really funny.
But I'd highly recommend godzilla for current movie theatre movie. Maybe see that first :lol:

 

[GallifreyGal]

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, I thought it was much better than Ted. Granted he is way funnier in character than acting, but I still thought this was quite enjoyable