Charlize Theron doing some shootin' in the Old West. I have seen many various westerns that persuade to discover the brilliance or struggle filmmakers, producers or writers they had to go through to make the poetic and perfect western. We do not get as many westerns today because all directors back off or do not have the courage to make a very good western. It is very hard to make a memorable western, because if it is badly made, then, the director will ask himself, "Why did I make the movie from the beginning?" I think Seth McFarlane's talent is too good for this broad material to comically spoof this genre. The movie opens in Arizona, 1882, where the narrator says to the audience that only the bravest survive the unsafest time in the American west, otherwise, they are described as "weak human beings", to put it nicely. Albert Stark (Seth McFarlane) is a subdued sheep farmer who is afraid of owing debt to a gunfighter with a standoff. He tries to impr...