| Rustlers' Rhapsody |  | Actors: Thomas Abbott, G.W. Bailey, Tom Berenger, Margarita Calahorra, Jim Carter
Studio: Paramount
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Rating:  64 reviews
Sales Rank: 11,634
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, Surround Sound, Digital Sound, NTSC
Languages: English (Subtitled), English (Original Language)
Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Region: 1
Discs: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Running Time: 88 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 079219859X
UPC: 097360178142
EAN: 9780792198598
ASIN: B0001JXPW0
Theatrical Release Date: May 10, 1985
Release Date: May 11, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
A SINGING COWBOY ROAMS THE WILD WEST WITH HIS SIDEKICK, DANCING HORSE AND FANCY WARDROBE.
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 Travesty... not movie, but disk August 3, 2010
Yankee Papa (Pacific NW, USA)
Incredibly fond of this film... I bought it and discovered that it was missing some scenes... including one that helped wrap up the plot... followed by one with the two women communicating about the first scene...
It was as if somebody wanted a G-Rating on this and kicked it out fast. I can live without the special features and trailers... but when I pay for a film, I expect the whole film...
The supplier and Amazon are not to blame... but I am angry and disgusted. A butchered film will never get more than one * from me.
YP
 Rustlers' Rhapsody May 6, 2010
L. Harrower
Great movie, it was also a great product. The DVD Arrived at my house quickly and in perfect condition.
A great sendup of old fashioned Westerns March 22, 2010
Nagronsky (Skagit Valley, Wa USA)
Rustler's Rhapsody is one of those movies you'll either love or hate, or possibly you'll enjoy it or not care about it. At any rate, at times it's almost as funny as Blazing Saddles, and it's much better done(and more believable) than the recent 3:10 to Yuma (Widescreen Edition). Tom Berenger is excellent as a really good good-guy, a young Sela Ward and a not-so-young Marilu Henner are both yummy, but for me, Andy Griffith is the funniest. Like Lloyd Bridges' take on admirals and presidents in Hot Shots! / Hot Shots! Part Deux (Double Feature), Griffith does a great job of taking the Mickey out of all the movie cattle barons, Colonels, and railroad tycoons we've seen over the years. There's lots of quickie lines that you might miss the first time around, but after watching it a few times, you'll pick up on them, and probably start using them yourself(our favorite was always "I'll have a warm glass of gin with a human hair" and "The roots are kicking in"). This isn't the masterpiece that Blazing Saddles is, but it's still fun.
Great Spoof of the Old Westerns March 6, 2010
Likes Comfort (La Verne, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I know what the critics say but if you want a cleverly put together romp, don't miss this one. Sit back and enjoy the tongue in cheek take on all the old westerns.
Tom Berenger is Rex O'Herlihan the Singing Cowboy, who, along with his horse, Wildfire, rides town to town (carting his portable armoire with all necessary "Good Guy" paraphernalia such as 6 guitars, 10 hats, ironing board etc). All the town characters are a hoot.
I never fail to choke up at the credits when the musical tribute to the old actors plays.
Rustlers Rasphody February 15, 2010
Alan Schrock (goshen in. usa)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I watched it many times on Tape and just recently got it on Dvd to my delight. As with many on my favorites you either love it or hate but as for my friends and I we are in tears from laughing so hard. Not the first time we watched it but about the third or fourth time. Much like the Naked gun series replays only make it funny and 20 years later you still quote lines.
I grew up watching westerns and something I ask my Dad often as a young kid was how can the one good guy take on 6 bad guys and not get killed. This movies answers that question and many more.
Many of the jokes slide by my favorites involve the town drunk getting ask for a light ( nope got see it not gonna tell). Rex ordering a drink in a bar and telling the bad guys
all the wrong things. One joke I will tell you is when a guy get Shots the Doctor looks at him and says well we will have to amputate the leg and the guy goes but Doc I got shot in the hand.
Me I'm laughing just typing it. There is also a great line by Patrick Wayne in the end of the movie (yes you have to watch and yes you will know).
If you ask me all time favorite Comedy it's easy Caddyshack Very funny great lines superb cast. But for a lesser known fun movie this is it.
Just remember to watch it a few times it gets funnier with each viewing.
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