Customer Reviews

Noble Things

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I was very disappointed with this DVD, finding the whole thing amaturish with poor sound and visual.
To tell the truth, the only reason I ordered it was to see Tracy Byrd - good thing I didn't blink or
I would have missed him.
However- it was priced right and delivered quicker than I expected.
What ever happened to Tracy Byrd - love his songs and voice. Does anyone have
any news of him?

The video story line is so-so, but the soundtrack amazing! Some great country artists both old and new. Good to hear Tracy Byrd again and Bo Bice rocks it out on Old Spanish Trail. The music is what really drew me to this video. I'll watch it again, and again.

Our daughter was very excited to receive this DVD....
She had been trying to locate it forever & could not. Amazon had it & we bought it for Christmas 2010. She squealed and took a pic of it even lol. Great movie that stars her favorite country music singer LeAnne Womack...
She said the movie was really good (coming from a 16 year old) her grandmother liked it too (69 yrs)
Thanks Amazon!

Brett Moses wrote, produced, directed, and starred in this film; which seems to be about a bunch of really silly people with no "acting for the camera skills", who hang out in a honky-tonk bar in Jefferson County, Texas. To his "credit", Moses soft peddles his starring role and lists Michael "Bronson" Parks, Lee Ann Womack, Ryan Hurst, and Dominique Swain ahead of him on the promotional material; despite the fact that he is in every single scene and only Womack has a substantial part in the production.

This is the sort of production where you can almost pick out the point where the crew finally flipped and realized it was a train wreck in the making. Then they begin secretly laughing at the writer and director, who in this case is the same poor guy. To their credit, the crew still managed to maintain their professionalism throughout the production and should get high marks for their hard work, which must have seemed like a huge waste to them. But it is one of those sow's ears to silk purse things where you just can't do much with such a hopeless script.

This over-wrought melodrama has something to say but doesn't do a very good (or entertaining) job of saying it. It might have worked as a Texas style parody of a Tennessee Williams play but I think the comedy is entirely unintentional.

Potential viewers would be wise to disregard the favorable comments about the movie which seem to have been posted by people associated with the production who have commented only about "Noble Things".

Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.

Great Job Brett loved the movie. It was cool seeing a bunch of guys from school all in a movie at the same time.
Good Luck and hope you get to make another one.

This movie tells a wonderful story, family, friends and doing the right thing. It isn't just a chick flick both like it you left the movie with a warm heart. All ages will like this film.

After watching this movie you get that old fashion feeling of movies the way they were. Great job for a new upcoming star - Brett Moses!

My favorite part of the movie is at the first during the true red-neck drinking and chasing scene with Bo Bice growling the Old Spanish Trail!

Good movie about small town boys who have to man-up fast after taking some risky big city chances that have ultimate consequences. Folks from Beaumont, Sour Lake and other communities from Southeast Texas might recognize some background scenes.

Wow this movie is crap Brett Moses must be the worst writer, actor, director since Ed Wood, this movie is horrid there are about a hundred unnecessary camera shots that serve only one purpose showing Brett Moses with yet another slow motion country dumb look on his face. Notice all the reviews are by other people that know this guy or where extras or attached to this movie, as a person with no connection to this steaming hot pile of a movie I would recommend not buying it, not even watching it swag online