Troublemakers 1994

Overview

Troublemakers is a feature film released in the United States on December 22, 1994, with a runtime of one hour and forty-seven minutes. Classified under the Western, comedy, romance, and family genres, the production carries a PG rating and features the promotional tagline how the west was almost lost. The narrative centers on two brothers who harbor mutual disdain and are set to spend the Christmas holiday with their mother, who attempts to bring them together. Additional plot details indicate that a gunslinger named Travis receives a letter from his mother, Maw, requesting that he bring his brother, Moses, and his family to a Christmas reunion. Maw claims to have inherited an unknown treasure from their father to give to them. Meanwhile, Moses works as a bounty hunter and holds lingering anger toward Maw because she previously let his stolen horses loose, a situation that forces Travis to act.