Westworld (1973) by Michael Crichton (REVIEW)

Westworld is a futuristic amusement park where people can go and have real western fun. The idea was to create cool robots that can entertain the visitors but something went wrong with the robots and due malfunction things go terrible wrong.

The story is about two guys that decided to go for a vacation to this Westworld amusement park so they can live a Wild West adventure among robots that look exactly the same as humans. But after the robotic malfunction they are trapped and they are trying to get out of the park while they are being chased by a robot that wants to kill them.

I think that this was my first western movie, I think I watched it like 15 years ago on a channel called TCM, the channel still exists and they play old good western movies and other classical movies as well, which is very nice.

I was so afraid of the robot called “Gunslinger” played by Yul Brynner, the guy had a deadly look on his face, perfect fit for this role, I still have nightmares from his role and I think I will never going to forget the final scene with the fire, oh boy, that was so clever and scary at the same time.

I am not much into western movies but every movie can change that, so I really love this one cause it’s a part of my childhood and it has a great story directed by Michael Crichton. You should watch it.

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