ANY BULLET WILL DO

Cinemavixion Review

Set against the stark beauty of 1876 Montana, "Any Bullet Will Do" unfolds as a grim tale of fraternal pursuit. Director Justin Lee crafts a narrative where a relentless bounty hunter, portrayed with gritty determination, navigates the unforgiving landscapes of Big Sky country in pursuit of his own brother. He is joined by a young fur trapper, a character whose presence adds a layer of youthful innocence to the darkening proceedings. The film delves into themes of vengeance, family ties, and the harsh realities of the American West. While the external data suggests a modest IMDb rating, the film's commitment to its Western genre roots and the compelling premise of a brother hunting brother offer a potentially engaging, albeit somber, cinematic experience for fans of the genre.