Honestly, Wild Wild West was actually kinda funny.

[MartyMcFly]

Any damsel that's in distress
Be outta that dress when she meet Jim West

Sounds funny when he doesn't end up with the girl and rides off into the sunset with Artemis instead

 

[Kenny West]

This is when the hype train got to off the rails runaway speed for me...i had to see this movie

so awesome they needed two screens

 

[Jazzy B.]

The only thing I remember from this was the giant spider and overacting from the main villain. Will was in this.

 

[MartyMcFly]

The only thing I remember from this was the giant spider and overacting from the main villain. Will was in this.

Everybody in the film are all acting in different movies it seems. Kevin Kline and Will seem to be taking it serious for the most part but Brannagh seems to be somewhere else, Hayek is in a romantic comedy, but then you have the scenes with people getting slaughtered indiscriminately

 

[AJtheOne]

I loved this movie when I was a little

I saw it for my birthday

 

[re'up]

"Wild Wild West'' is a comedy dead zone. You stare in disbelief as scenes flop and die. The movie is all concept and no content; the elaborate special effects are like watching money burn on the screen. You know something has gone wrong when a story is about two heroes in the Old West, and the last shot is of a mechanical spider riding off into the sunset.

There are moments when all artifice fails, and you realize you are regarding desperate actors, trapped on the screen, fully aware they've been left hanging out to dry. Consider an early scene where Will Smith and a sexy girl are embracing in a water tank when the evil general rides into town. Smith is made to watch the action through a knothole, while continuing to make automatic mid-air smooching movements with his lips--as if he doesn't realize he's not still kissing the woman. Uh huh.

http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/wild-wild-west-1999

I love this review, Roger Ebert in 1999.