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Sodbusters

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I absolutely laugh myself silly every time I watch this movie. Each viewing shows me something else I missed the previous time-the sight gags and little obscure jokes keep popping up all over. My husband and I use bits of dialog countless times in conversation, and never tire of watching! YOU WILL ENJOY IT!

This movie makes me cry from laughing. Sort of in the tradition of Blazing Saddles but better! The whole cast is great! It must have been one of the most fun movies to make, but I can't imagine how anyone ever kept a straight face to get through a scene.

Can never watch this movie enough. The dwarf trying to think of "ostrich" still brings me to tears laughing. The first time I saw it,I continued to burst into laughter hours after the end of the movie just thinking about it. Best fun I've had in many years.

A western comedy with Kriss Kristopherson, Max Baer and many others. This spoofy comedy will have you in stitches.

This caught me by surprise being much better than I anticipated and a very likable film. Yes, it had its bias but the comedy was consistent, the profanity low (it was a made-for-TV film) and the story very interesting.

It was a takeoff on "Shane" with Kris Kristofferson plays the low-key gunman (Alan Ladd's role in "Shane.") Fred Willard is the farmer who stands up to the local land-grabbing bully (John Vernon, who played a lot of villains in his day). It's nicely filmed, too.

Wendel Medrum is a pretty woman whom I have never seen before or since. Even though this was a TV movie, I would not recommend it as "family viewing" because of a few sexual innuendos, characteres and sceens. Oveall, though, it's a fun movie that exceeds expectations.

One of the funniest 'spoofs' on a western movie. Each time you watch it you will find something you missed before.

A wonderfully funny, entertaining spoof of the Old West and the movie "Shane." It's the typical story of the cattle baron trying to force the sodbusters off their land, and of course, the farmers 'ain't' moving. The lead female lead has a thing for the ranch hands, and of course, Kris becomes the center of her charms. Fred Willard is great as the comedic head of the farmers, and a little short guy is funny beyond words when he wants to fight the cattlemen and the thugs head on...he gets shot a dozen times but still survives. There's some good old western music, but I expected Kris is be kinda of a singing cowboy in the flick - but that didn't happen. Eugene Levy did good job of co-writing and directing. I liked the movie advertisement "a stampede of laughs" which it was!

I think this movie is hilarious. I can't believe it did not do better when released. I highly recommend it.

One of the funniest 'spoofs' on a western movie. Each time you watch it you will find something you missed before.