'Cowboys & Aliens' Review: Difficulties Rules Free Airline

FROM MTV SPLASH PAGE: "Cowboys & Aliens" gallops into theaters a few days ago chased by an armada of gold seeking monsters from space. At first glance, all of the elements have been in spot for an exciting-out wall-to-wall actioner for that books: the director of "Iron Guy," the heavens of "Mission Impossible" and "Indiana Johnson," along with a apparently impossible mash-from genres. Nothing might fail there, right? Make no mistake, there is lots to juggle in "Cowboys," and Jon Favreau's task isn't an alluring one just how did he endure underneath the pressure? Your mileage can vary, however for this movies author, I walked away quite happy with the wild, wild west's all of a sudden clever space-born sheen. Take a look at five reasons you need to see "Cowboys" below! The Guy Without Any Memory Regardless of what role or movie he's in, Difficulties is among the most dependably watchable stars in the commercial. But he takes his badass quota up a couple of notches in playing Mike Lonergan, a guy who awakens within the desert having a wound on his side, with no memory in the mind far more of questions. Don't expect him to request nicely, either: Jake's just like prone to punch you within the groin because he would be to shut you track of one look from that awesome, icy gaze. Lonergan is among the great Difficulties roles, and it is a personality I'd like to see investigated further somewhere down the road. Browse the full review at MTV Splash Page!