rizemancustomsllc The actors are still alive and Netflix has done a ton for movies lately... It's time for the final ending for Silverado...

virago-64625 This is undoubtedly my all-time favorite western, with Open Range a close second...

weasel626 Silverado 1985 spoilersAs far as westerns go there're two big names Clint Eastwood and John Wayne. I would like to submit another name for the famous western actors Kevin Costner. Kevin Costner has been in Wyatt Earp, dances with wolves, open range, etc. My favorite Western to feature Kevin Costner is Silverado. As a whole I feel Silverado is under appreciate. The story is unique featuring a group of heroes who are less then honorable. We first me Emmitt (Scott Glenn) in a lonely dusty cabin in the middle of nowhere. The silence is broken by the sounds of gunfire and a battle rages. Next we meet Paden (Kevin Kline) a man left stranded in the desert by his friends. Paden and Emmitt head out to find Emmitt's younger brother Jake (Kevin Costner). Jakes being held in prison for murder. The trio ends up staging a jailbreak and head off toward Silverado. Along the journey, they Mal( Danny Glover) a man headed home to help his Paw. The group of four men end up taking up a common cause and ending the reign of tyranny in Silverado. As far as westerns go Silverado has a lot of heart and Kevin Costner's character Jake made a large impact on me growing u. Jakes the ultimate wild card and the reason I give Silverado an 8/10

SnoopyStyle Emmett (Scott Glenn), Paden (Kevin Kline) are a couple of guys bonded over their bad luck with criminals. Emmett and Paden goes to Turley and finds Emmett's brother Jake (Kevin Costner) locked up to be hung. Mal(Danny Glover) is thrown out of town after bigoted men refuse his 'kind' in the bar. When Emmett and Paden break Jake out of jail, Mal helps to keep the posse from catching them. The four horsemen find a wagon train that's been robbed, and they set out to retrieve the money.This is a rip roaring old fashion shoot em up western. Kevin Kline has some fun playing around. Lawrence Kasdan has renewed the western but not necessarily reinvented it. The good guys are good. The bad guys are bad. And the good guys have fun while they rewrite wrongs and battle evil.