Two Texas cowboys head to Mexico in search of work, but soon find themselves in trouble with the law after one of them falls in love with a wealthy rancher's daughter
A young Texan drifter named John Grady Cole who seeks a better life in Mexico, but when he crosses the border, all he finds is adventure and hardships.
Written by Laurence Mixson
The Columbia Pictures logo at the start of the film is not the modern one, but the one in use in 1949, which is when the film is set.
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Goofs
Continuity:
When the three cowboys cross the Rio Grande, their left-to-right order on the screen is Cole, Blevins, Rawlins. Then when the camera returns to them a moment later, it is Blevins, Cole, Rawlins.
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In the opening credits, the Columbia Pictures emblem is not the 2000
one. Instead, it is the circa 1949 version with the woman holding the
torch. This is what would have been used at the time the story is set.
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