Old Henry

Old school western. Predictable and completely satisfying. A few homage John Ford shots and enough surprises to keep you smiling. Great score. Cinematography first rate. Performances equal to the task. Destined to be the best Western of the year and definitely a classic in the making.

A good old Western with a good story... loved it
10/10

What a great slow burn western with great twists and turns. Tim Nelson was fantastic.

Very good movie, well worth the watch. Not fast action but some excellent acting and a good story line. Very believable and makes you feel as if you're there.

Damn good movie! Do yourself a favor and watch this film!

This is a great western, it became one of my favorites.

[spoiler] "You have no idea of the hailstorm that you facing to let loose." [/spoiler]

I've always love western. A genre that is sadly about dead in cinema. This one is a slow burner with a great payoff at the end.

Tim Blake Nelson was fantastic in this! Definitely going to lookup his other films. This was a great old school western, can’t say much else than what others have said…it’s a slow burn, but builds nicely throughout.

There is a simplicity to Old Henry's traditional Western production that is comforting and engaging. A movie that treads well within the lines of its genre, but does so with such finesse that it feels perfectly realised and rewarding in its linearity. Such a simple narrative allows Tim Blake Nelson to bring his A game, delivering nearly all of his performance as the titular Henry with a simple squint of the eyes or stomp of the boot. I didn't expect to enjoy this one as much as I did, but here we are. An overlooked contemporary Western gem.

So good, if you like modern westerns, then this movie has to be on your shortlist.... great acting, directing, and even a bit of a twist ending!