Originally posted by WrathfulDwarf
I haven't condemn the film. I even acknowledge that I haven't seen it and waiting for DVD. My only observation was the two characters look too handsome to look like rough cowboys. You said "I know it holds no water, it was done on purpose to expose that your initial statement also holds no water and is not a valid or reasonable statement against the movie." Since when do you use a negative statement to prove another negative statement?Your bottom line is correct and at the same time way off. Yes, one must see the film before critize it. However, one can make certain observations (and possibly critique) prior to watching the film. Date Movie rings a bell? Saw the trailer...looks painfully unfunny....so and so.
These aren't the type of cowboys similar to Eastwood though. They're not gunslining rebels going around killing. They're just two young men from Texas and Wyoming. They happen to wear cowboys hats because it's the style, and they take on "cowboy like jobs" because it's what's available to them and it's what they know. They aren't "rough cowboys".
I used my statement about batman to put into perspective the silliness of your complaint. It simply wouldn't make a lick of sense for them to be ugly and obese, just as it wouldn't for Batman. There wouldn't be a physical attraction between them if they were both fat and obese. Also, what would the point of them being ugly and obese be?
Some observations can be made about a film prior to watching it. Such as a critique of the basic subject matter (as I did with Date Movie). One thing that can't be critiqued is something as important as the validity of the characters. You can't judge a character based on a trailer because you don't know the circumstances of the character. This is one such case, you say it doesn't make sense that the characters in the film look the way they do, when in actuality it wouldn't make sense for them to look any other way. Which is made glaringly obvious when you watch the movie.