Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of my favorite movies of all time, my original was damaged and had to replace. This is one for everyone's video library and an all time classic that is bound to withstand the test of time.

If you like Tom Selleck in Westerns...this is it...one of his absolute bests!

A real find at a great price. Old movie that is fun for the whole family

Don't want to give the movie away but this is a great movie, good movie for date night.

Excellant Movie. Great for the family to watch. Love it

This is a great western based film. Tom Selick adds to the suspense and great Aussey Outback scenery.

This film is basically a western that takes place in Australia with Magnum PI.

Quigley Down Under is a classical American Western movie even though it is set in Australia. It is the type of movie that you can watch many times and never get tired of it. Tom Selleck plays the quintessential hero who is an American sharpshooter lured to Australia by our protagonist Elliott Marston played so well by Alan Rickman. As Quigley arrives in this foreign land, he meets up with our heroin, Crazy Cora played by Laura San Giacomo. Their fates quickly becomes entwined and she ends up providing the comic relief for most of the film. There are several other characters all played by a fine supporting cast but there are two characters that you won't find anywhere in the credits. The first is Matthew Quigley's Shiloh Sharps .45-110 rifle. The entire story revolves around this rifle's ability to reach out and touch someone and Quigley's ability to handle such a rifle. The other character not in the credits is the outback of Australia. The scope and grandure of the scenery in this movie has to be seen because no words would be capable of accurately describing it. As great as all the other characters in this movie are, the film would not work without these last two characters. If you like Westerns then do yourself a favor and buy this movie. You won't regret it.

I enjoyed this film, especially the final showdown between Selleck and Rickman and his goons. This original and interesting story is recommended. Widescreen.

the movie keeps you interested and tom selleck as usual performs outstandingly.

For a western this is an alright movie but I'm not a big fan of westerns to start with.