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15 March 1953 (USA) moreTagline:
Six Guns Blaze at Sunset When This Bronco Bustin' Buckaroo Rides Into Trouble! morePlot:
Bent on revenge for the death of his father and the theft of their ranch, young Bill Walton rides into town seeking the aid of his uncle... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Fine little black & white western from the '50's. moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Chuck Courtney | ... | Bill Walton |
| Donald Woods | ... | Matt Daggett |
| Leif Erickson | ... | Bob Marshall |
| Rand Brooks | ... | John Grant |
| Glenn Strange | ... | Tom Roper |
| Dolores Prest | ... | Jerry Marshall |
| Robert J. Anderson | ... | Ricky Summers (as Bob Anderson) |
| Lucille Thompson | ... | Doris, the Saloon Girl |
| Fred Kohler Jr. | ... | Jeff Sanger |
 | Dan White | ... | Sheriff |
| Milton Kibbee | ... | Doctor Granden |
| Boyd Davis | ... | Judge Trumbull |
| Karen Morley | ... | Kate Daggett |
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Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California, USAFAQ
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This movie really ain't anything too spectacular but it's a pleasant enough western to watch.
It's a pleasantly slow going movie (which western isn't?) and takes it time to set up things and characters. Granted that it doesn't have the most interesting story or main character but it's all good enough to maintain your interest throughout. It's not a movie that bores, even though not an awful lot is happening. So just don't expect any long big gun fights or anything of that sort. It's a pretty 'innocent' sort of western.
It doesn't have an all too common main story for a western, which is also involving domestic violence and an horse race, among other things. This is a sort of a 'pleasant' change and approach to the genre. It works out original, since the movie starts off as your typical revenge flick but in the end the story has a whole lot more in it. It however on the other hand at times also means that this movie isn't the most interesting the genre has to offer.
Guess it's a sort of a pointless redundant movie to watch but when you do watch it you most likely won't be bored or regret it, especially of course when your a fan of the western genre and western's from the '40's/'50's in particular.
7/10