This is not the type of movie that you would even go past 5 stars on. The plot is cheap and ineffective. I only give it a two because I liked one scene where the first person dies, it was funny to me just how quick it was. But the acting wasn't there to enjoy and not many locations. Dustin's part wasn't even satisfying at all. The Indian wasn't scary or even believable, he talks like a older western style movie Native very shortly, then he sounds normal and goes somewhat back and forth. Somehow he opens the truck to the "charger" without the key fob which is not possible. There is parts in the movie where the music is to loud for the talking parts and is annoying. The audio is ok for the verbal parts which isn't much considering they need to invest in shirt mics to get better quality. Boom mics are for enclosed made sets, not outside that records everything. There's a few mess ups with a scene where it's suppose to be after 10pm but you can clearly see day light shining on the wall in the hallway when you see the girl getting ready to go to bed. Then when she lays down there's light shining thru curtains in the other room. Plot is cheap and rip off of other movies and could had done better with a better script instead of to many dead spots in the movie. Movie could had been edited down to 30 to 40 minutes. How the producer portrayed Texans being around a table smoking and drinking the way they was, was ignorant, one of them even had a tobacco pipe. Honestly the fake 6 and above ratings are laughable. The 8 star and above written reviews are trying to stick this movie at the level of the Godfather and other great movies which shows that they don't know what bad B movie is, and this is one of them.... BAD. I will never watch this movie again even if I was forced to chose between watching this or die, I chose die.
Review of Copper Bill
