Reviews — McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The initial impact of this drama comes from its depiction of harsh conditions and dirt. The cinematography effectively draws viewers into the squalid lives of these gold miners—living in poverty, drunkenness, and without law—set against a backdrop of snowy mountains in the American Northwest. It's to one such settlement that the hopeful gambler and former gunman “McCabe” (Warren Beatty) journeys, intending to bring s…
Wuchak
This is a somber, authentic Western centered on a brothel located in an isolated settlement of the far Northwest. A businessman with a penchant for games (Warren Beatty) arrives in a quiet town close to Puget Sound, Washington, and establishes a house of prostitution alongside an experienced madam (Julie Christie). His refusal of buyout offers from a large company leads them to dispatch intimidating individuals to…
John Chard
The experience of partnering with a woman in business might lead someone to question a man's judgment. Robert Altman directed McCabe and Mrs. Miller, which he co-adapted from Edmund Naughton’s novel, McCabe, along with Brian McKay. The film features Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, John Schuck, Keith Carradine, Rene Auberjonois, and Bert Remson. Leonard Cohen composed the music, and Vilmos Zsigmond was responsible f…

