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It is more demeaning than any of the hokey westerns like The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, The Cisco Kid, and Wild Bill Hickock, though I would imagine that most of you on here are far too young to remember those shows.
Sad to say this is one of the sillier of John Wayne's series of poverty row westerns for Lone Star Productions.
Ed Nelson a very competent actor got started with Corman as well as many other favorites who show up in Superman and many of the westerns of the day .
This is one of the most ridiculous westerns that Hollywood ever made.
Dakota Incident has to be one of the strangest westerns I've ever seen.
By the way, I love westerns and have known many stunt men and even went to high school with one of the actors so I was looking for it to be good.
THE STAR PACKER is one of about 152,000,000 westerns that John Wayne acted in during the 1930s.
But whilst i thought this was going to be good and raise the bar for future westerns to come i was sadly mistaken.
Lately, I've been watching a lot of westerns from the 1930s to the present.
There are some great low budget spaghetti westerns from the late 1960s and early 1970s.
couldn't wait for it to be over.Randolph Scott is the headliner here,and Lloyd Bridges also stars.but for my money money Edgar Buchanan is the best of the bunch.Buchanan appeared in many westerns in his day,many times providing comic relief,as he does in this picture.i
I have been around this old earth longer than most and have seen nearly all the westerns that have have produced.
The director was probably still in his early learning stages when he tried his hand at westerns.
Normally I love finding old (and some not-so-old) westerns I haven't seen, to be the entertainment for the evening.
There were many 'spooky' westerns made in the 30s and early 40s, and although this has a strong beginning, it isn't one.
It's as if they took every unused script for stupid westerns and just mixed them together and filmed it.
Not being a particular fan of westerns, I watched this primarily because I wanted to see Lucille Ball in something other than an "I Love Lucy" or "Lucy Show" type of role.
If you like westerns, this would be a pretty typical one with a bit of humour thrown in.
Comic Strip features included parodies of westerns, 'The famous 5', and The Professionals - all a lot funnier than this.
I, like many folks, believe the 1989 epic Lonesome Dove was one of the best westerns ever produced, maybe THE best.
"Riders of Destiny" was the first of several westerns Wayne made for the Lone Star arm of Monogram Pictures between 1933 and 1935.
Stick with the Sergio Leone westerns!
Most of Wayne's B westerns are kind of fun in a naive way, but this one really stinks.
This is one of those "lighthearted" westerns... which means lots of labored attempts at "comedy"... and some really atrocious music during most of the action sequences (you can tell this isn't Ennio Morricone's work).
Now my countrymen have started to make westerns!
I've seen about a half dozen of the low budget poverty row B westerns that Ken Maynard made in the 1930s, and I am consistently amazed at how poor an actor he was.
It's a pretty good western and Lang should of directed some more westerns.
This is one of those films and I agree with another reviewer who said Fritz Lang should have directed more westerns.
I always loved that scratchy voiced guy in all those westerns.
Directed by Anthony Mann, this film is lost among his more famous westerns with James Stewart, but even so you really don't need the Indian menace to make this a film worth seeing, although Preston gets to prove his bad judgement as a commanding officer again in a failed expedition to finally bring the Indians under submission, in a well staged attack among the forest that quickly turns into a rout.
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