Bad Girls

Synopsis

In the wild west, four courageous women, Cody, Anita, Eileen, and Lily, find themselves on the run after defending themselves against brutal outlaws. Together, they form an unlikely alliance as they navigate the harsh and unpredictable terrain, seeking a place where they can live freely and escape their pasts. Facing numerous challenges and adversaries, the four women must rely on their strength, cunning, and the bonds they form with each other to survive in a world dominated by lawlessness and violence. Bad Girls is a tale of female empowerment, friendship, and the pursuit of freedom amidst the chaos of the frontier.

Cast

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  Madeleine Stowe

  Cody Zamora

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  Mary Stuart Masterson

  Anita Crown

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  Andie MacDowell

  Eileen Spenser

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  Drew Barrymore

  Lily Laronette

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  James Russo

  Kid Jarrett

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  James Le Gros

  William Tucker

Reviews

Bad Girls, directed by Jonathan Kaplan, received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics appreciated the strong female leads and the film's attempt to subvert traditional western stereotypes, others found the plot to be lacking in depth and the character development to be weak. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a mere 13% approval rating, with the consensus being that the movie fails to capitalize on its potential. IMDb users rated Bad Girls 5.2/10, citing inconsistencies in the storytelling and pacing. Despite these criticisms, some viewers enjoyed the action-packed sequences and the chemistry between the main characters. Overall, Bad Girls offers a different perspective on the western genre but falls short of delivering a truly memorable cinematic experience.