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Beartooth
An intriguing tale of courage and love in a savage wilderness, as two rivals become friends in order to survive the ordeals of a harsh winter. Follow the adventurous tales of these two as struggle with friendship and survival.
| Release : | 1978 |
| Rating : | 5.6 |
| Studio : | Beartooth Ltd., Filmark Entertainment Group, |
| Crew : | Director, Screenplay, |
| Cast : | Judy Nugent Buck Taylor Dub Taylor |
| Genre : | Adventure Western |
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The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.
The film may be flawed, but its message is not.
It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny
Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.
I don't like to criticize and I really wanted to like this film but it was quite misleading. I am surprised that the other review mentions film quality and the brief music while leaving out the fact that NOTHING happens in this movie AT ALL! The bear on the cover does not make an appearance in the movie. There is no big man-versus-nature drama. **"SPOILER"** It gets a little snowy. The man gets a cold. His grumpy neighbor comes by to see if he is dead and makes him some soup. The end. That is all the action this movie contains. If I was on death row and wanted to make 90 minutes feel like an eternity, I guess this movie might come in handy. But I still get the feeling that halfway through most people would ask if they could just be taken to the chair already.
I have seen many films in my 66 years, but the acting in this one is easily the worst ever! The film quality is nearly equal to the acting. It has horrible contrast and little color. Scenes shot indoors have nearly all the shadows rendered black so all you see is a little of subjects face.On the plus side, it was filmed in beautiful mountains in winter, with deep snow and nice winter scenes. It also has some good wildlife shots. It is too bad the film quality itself couldn't do justice to the wildlife.The background music also drove me nuts. It featured some hillbilly banjo which would never be heard in any self respecting Montana venue.
