Reviewed by Dylan Charles
Quote: "Flynn is capable of playing both serious and humorous roles with such ability that his characters are believable no matter how unbelievable the tales."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "Rather than giving a detached, mysterious personality to Preacher in an attempt to make him more mystical, Eastwood adds touches of welcome warmth. His down-to-earth portrayal of the character goes a long way toward keeping Pale Rider from ever feeling like a vanity project."

Reviewed by Joel Pearce
Quote: "I realize that some people are starving for a chance to see another great western, but it's insulting that fans should be stuck watching this drivel, especially when films like The Proposition and 3:10 to Yuma come along."

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "Since its release back in 1962 as part of the Cinerama theater exhibit, the film has had a rough transition from ensconcing movie experience to home video. With this latest 'ultimate' release, Warner Bros. hopes to change all that."

Reviewed by James A. Stewart
Quote: "It's a decent cheap B-Western redeemed by a good showdown; if you're a genre fan, you might find that makes up for a lot. It's also preserved with loving care."

Reviewed by Mac McEntire
Quote: "This is the Lone Ranger's own version of Batman Begins. We get to see who this guy is when he's not running around in a mask, and we get to connect the dots as the various parts of the character's mythology are introduced bit by bit."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "It's definitely not the action-packed type of Western that the disc-case marketing makes it sound like ('One cowboy stands against bloodthirsty gunslingers in the lawless west'). We're talking cerebral, dialogue-heavy -- and I mean heavy -- character-driven drama that feels less like a Western and more like an off-Broadway play."

Reviewed by Gordon Sullivan
Quote: "Ultimately, what makes Lonesome Dove worth watching is its ability to present a host of interesting, perhaps uniquely American, characters. Not only do we get to see them, but the show wraps us up in their fates, allowing us a privileged peek into their lives. These characters and their story are likely to stick with the viewer long after the credits roll."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia
Quote: "It's not as gritty as Deadwood, nor as action-packed as a Western series. In fact, there are only a handful of action scenes, though these are done well. Also, it's hard to overstate just how deeply unsatisfying the final episode is. Up until that point, though, Centennial has enough gripping and well-written moments to be worth watching."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "Fans of low-impact Westerns could do a lot worse than this humble offering."