COWBOYS VS. CRIMINALS IN THE BIG CITY

Cinemavixion Review

This action-comedy mystery, "Cowboys vs. Criminals in the Big City," offers a unique premise: two cowboys from Montana, portrayed with rugged charm by Jerry Reed and Tom Selleck, find themselves in the bustling metropolis of Nashville. Fleeing a corrupt sheriff, their journey takes an unexpected turn when they assume the roles of private detectives, only to be ensnared in a perilous kidnapping scheme. Director Burt Kennedy masterfully blends the grit of the Wild West with the suspenseful undercurrents of urban crime. The narrative unfolds with sharp, witty dialogue and leverages the inherent fish-out-of-water humor as the protagonists navigate unfamiliar territory. The film delivers a briskly paced adventure, pulling viewers through the less-traveled, often darker, streets of Nashville. Featuring Morgan Fairchild, the movie provides a compelling, albeit unconventional, blend of genres that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish.