Ok (2009) User Reviews

Great work!

[ironwill6619 · 10/10 · 19 February 2009]

I really enjoyed this rendition of the gunfight at the OK corral. Trey Bayer gave a strong performance as Doc Holliday. Bradley Bates has a great look for the period and did an excellent job! Allison Young looked beautiful as always and was very believable. Talon Rios as he did in Serial Rabbit 3 comes across as quite a character!

I haven't watched many short films, but I really enjoyed this one and would like to see Ponderous Productions do a feature length western. After viewing this short i'm very excited and eager to see the rest of the Innocence Saga!

It's amazing what a talented filmmaker and his crew can do on a micro budget. Great work!

Awful!!

[www-jats · 1/10 · 29 March 2010]

really enjoyed this rendition of the gunfight at the OK corral. Trey Bayer gave a strong performance as Doc Holliday. Bradley Bates has a great look for the period and did an excellent job! Allison Young looked beautiful as always and was very believable. Talon Rios as he did in Serial Rabbit 3 comes across as quite a character! I haven't watched many short films, but I really enjoyed this one and would like to see Ponderous Productions do a feature length western. After viewing this short i'm very excited and eager to see the rest of the Innocence Saga! It's amazing what a talented filmmaker and his crew can do on a micro budget. Great work!

It doesn't get any worse than this, folks.

[jb0579 · 26 May 2018]

First off, this absolute piece of rotting flesh is historically inaccurate in too many ways to innumerable, but the one star that Amozon Prime gave it intrigued me, as I honestly didnt think it could be that bad. But 5 minutes and 15 seconds in, I had to open windows in my house to render the stench equalized. The chubby boy that played Doc (who at this point in his life weighed less than 150 due to a lung disease called consumption), could not have been worse - he'd have been better off laying in a bed, covering up with blankets, and portraying a "sleeping" Doc Holliday. Ike clanton's portrayer scowled and shook like a caricature of Yosemite Sam, and it just went downhill from there. Bad acting, bad production, bad everything. This thing was too torturous to sit through as the producers missed the mark here.