Bronco Billy

A fairly triumphant circus flick. 'Bronco Billy' is enjoyably paced and features good onscreen talent, as we see Clint Eastwood continuing his work with many familiar faces from his other films - including Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis and Bill McKinney; shame about the ill-fitting casting of Dan Vadis and Sierra Pecheur, mind. Naturally it isn't the perfect film, given the aforementioned and the nosedive of Locke's character from being strong-minded to being a cliché dainty love interest, but it succeeds in making its story gain a bit of feeling. It also feels a tiny bit of a different role for Eastwood, given his character is quite caring - as opposed to the usual self-indulged roles, which he does very well of course. It kinda gives me 'Toby Tyler' vibes, though this 1980 production is most definitely better than that average 1960 Disney release.

Bronco Billy is a decent western movie, the cast are great, especially Clint Eastwood and Scatman Crothers they're brilliant throughout this movie. Also, the plot is pretty good but there's a few stupid scenes later on throughout the movie. Finally, the action in this movie is really good and there's enough to keep you entertained. Overall, it's a decent western film with a good plot, great cast and enough action to keep you entertained.