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Good western filmed in the rocky Arizona wilds.
Although this film was directed by the great Raoul Walsh, the story by Niven Busch is the main factor in this western.
This is a fascinating western, and even with the photography of the famous James Wong Howe, it does not have the beautiful scenery of "The Tall Men" or "The Big Trail", also directed by Walsh, the idea was to give it a dark mood.
The cast is amazing for what had to be a fairly low budget RKO picture from the mid-1950's; Randolph Scott was an established star while Forrest Tucker, J. Carrol Naish, and Denver Pyle were all established, talented Western performers and Edgar Buchanan was one of the best Western character actors of all time.
fun, fun, fun; well made in every detail; fantastic score, beautiful photography, story with twists, lots of action, fun actors - having fun doing the movie and being fun to watch, this western comedy is a delight.
A whimsically breezy surface makes way for a bang-up, ball-breaking and noisy spaghetti western by the talented Sergio Corbucci (the man also behind "The Great Silence" and "The Mercenary").
At the start, you think that this is going to be a Western with a sense of humor.
After 30 films of watching Presley sing to everyone including the guy he just beat up, can you imagine trying to take Presley serious in a western?
The unshaven, dirty western appearance of Presley was not tolerated by fans in 1969 and fans have not changed, So even from the biggest fan, Charro does not come with a recommendation.
It was a western calculated to exhibit the talent and charisma of its star, Steve McQueen.
The message to the viewer is overly clear, it shouts: this is an artistic, slow and sensuous movie, contrasting Oriental philosophy with Western greed for speed and immediate effects.
And it is these same groups that received such full fledged support from the U.S at the time and painted as 'Holy Warriors' by the Western Media that are now considered terrorist organizations in the post 9/11 era.
Fred Astaire's first forays into the Western genre, the TV medium and moustache-sporting came via this modest "old men's movie" about a trio of retired Texas Rangers who come together to help their old superior who has been wrongly jailed for robbery and murder.
I've never been a fan of the Western genre, but I found myself enjoying this one.
It seems they are desperate to look and act western.
Very little action for a western.
Amazingly good, in the mould of a classic western, with Sanjay Dutt, who is maybe one of the best actors period.
The second collaboration of Sergio Corbucci, the Italian Western's most important director besides Sergio Leone, and Franco Nero, one of the genre's greatest actors, after the ingenious "Django" from 1966, "Il Mercenario", a movie set in the time of the Mexican revolution, and therefore late for a Western, is a must-see for every fan of the genre.
After The Wild Bunch had pushed back a few boundaries in terms of violence, especially within the western genre, there followed a spate of similar westerns.
"Wanted-Dead or Alive" was a half hour western series appearing on CBS television for three seasons from 1958-1961.
A correspondent suggested that PURSUED might be the first western "film noir".
Not surprisingly, when you put an all-midget cast in a "B" western, you get a "B" western starring midgets.
Although built smaller scale to make average western stars look bigger, the town is still way too big for little people.
"Hey, Mick Jagger starred in a western, wonder what it's like?"
A more intelligent and poignant critique of our Western 'capitalist dictatorship' (the words of our three anti-heroes!),
Fleming knew that disc recording wasn't going to make it in the movies for much longer and decided to use the improved Western Electric sound-on-film system.
1. Turn your western into a love story.
This was trying to be a movie with a message about a mystical group of "Wolfen" who have been demolished due to western civilization.
The review is deserved - possibly the BEST western I have ever seen - certainly one of the best movies ever for me; the closure in the final seconds is an act of creative courage that should shine on the director's head for ever - I walked out with my girlfriend of the time (no artistic slouch herself) shaking heads and muttering "they can't really finish it like that, can they?"
The first, and as far as I can tell / hope the last, all-midget musical western.
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