Blueberry

Ernest Borgnine stars as a wheelchair bound sheriff in this incomprehensible computer generated baguette western. Vincent Castle plays the titular Blueberry, who isn’t named Blueberry at all, and who is apparently “from Louisiana” in order to cover up for his obvious French…

Borgnine

Ciboulot han.  J'ai pas beaucoup lu Blueberry, mais assez pour savoir que Charlier a dû spinner en tabarnouche dans sa tombe.

Laurent Boutin

One man’s spiritual journey to get laid for a second time.

Jenna Ipcar

Traslación al celuloide del personaje creado por Jean-Michel Charlier y Jean Giraud (antes de adoptar su celebérrimo seudónimo) que, en manos del excesivamente pródigo Jan Kounen, se transforma en un abigarrado cóctel del peor barroquismo galo y un misticismo a lo…

Juan Castillo

Out of all of the Acid Westerns I've seen this is the Terence McKenna of them and if you know what that means that's a HIGH compliment (yes that was a pun and yes I am ashamed of myself). While I'm not for sure how successfully it adapts the French comic what I can say it's…

Jacob Peterson

Slow and boring fantasy that spends far too much time in medium close up shots of it's formidable cast of character actors and not enough time telling a cohesive story. It's not a western in that the majority of the scenes are set in forests but it's not a western in a…

bbbgtoby

First time i saw this movie at the fantasy filmfest nights. After the fulminant Doberman by the same director i was very disapointed.Now twenty years later i thought to gave it another try? I bought the german dvd for one Euro, cause i collect nearly all films i have seen…

Giallofever

There’s an Incredible 10 min sequence in here that’s legit experimental, but the rest of it is middling euro stuff that’s too long at 2 hours

remdwgakahooey

This psychedelic revisionist Western makes little sense, especially in a last act that features a nearly wordless visual effects trip that functions as a poor man's Enter The Void, but it is visually compelling, never dull and unlike ANYTHING else you've seen.

KD Tolliver