Cowboys & Aliens - NEW MOVIE

[Henry4440]

A spaceship arrives in Arizona, 1873, to take over the Earth, starting with the Wild West region. A posse of cowboys are all that stand in their way.
Starring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford

[Harley Starr]

I'll see it.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Looks interesting.

Slim

[hawkeye2]

     Beam me to the theater Scotty!

[Major 2]

Harrison Ford and Spielberg's Dreamworks ..can't think of a more entertaining combo 

[River City John]

Got my interest.

RCJ

[Fox Creek Kid]

You have GOT to be kiddin' me!!    No thanks, I'll stick to reality.   

[Major 2]

I'm talkin entertainment here .. Ford & Spielberg were just that in the Indiana Jones films. 

It won't get me in a Multi plex ... I hate those ...but I watch the DVD for a $1

course I may just have to brave a Thearte to see True Grit 

[Mogorilla]

Based on a set of graphic novels, (yes, I am a comic nerd).  Those were pretty good.  Hopefully it will be better than the Jonah Hex movie.  I just finished it and it totaly lost the aspects of the comic that I enjoyed.  I am not a fan of Olivia Wilde, and really Harrison Ford was a real stinker in the last Indiana Jones movie, but since I have $100 in movie gift certificates given to me this year, will probably see it.

[Drayton Calhoun]

I was expecting it to be a total farce, but, it actually looks kinda interesting.

[River City John]

You have GOT to be kiddin' me!!    No thanks, I'll stick to reality.   

Now FCK, since there's no documented encounters with aliens in the Old West, I'm not going to go see this with my "historical spectacles" on . . .

It will be a hoot!
RCJ

[Drayton Calhoun]

Okay, I can't help myself, but, alternate titles "The Good, The Bad and the Extra Terrestrial" or "3:10 to Alpha Centaruri" I apologize in advance.

[Harley Starr]

Okay, I can't help myself, but, alternate titles "The Good, The Bad and the Extra Terrestrial" or "3:10 to Alpha Centaruri" I apologize in advance.

[Sacramento Johnson]

Ok, it looks a little bizarre, but then I can handle supernatural in my western (Pale Rider, High Plains Drifter, Purgatory) and western in my sci-fi (think Star-trek; the first series with the ok corral style shootout, the second series with the characters dealing with Data as a gunslinger, and the last series where they land on a planet containing a 'western town and technology', not to mention the first Star Wars film; basically a western in outer space, Firefly (where they even rustle cattle), and Outland, a remake of High Noon...)