=3.5 not my kind of western, but i "beered" through it...

Crap!! Movie blurred

Black Man

Toughest Man in Arizona 1952

Always liked him

When I was a kid, we had Classic Comic books, and I had the Oxbow incident!

Harry Morgan is a great character in this movie. He went on to MASH later on.

Edward Platt "The Chief" from Get Smart

oh yeah good movié fi real

Vaughn Monroe also know for his Baritone voice!

Yeah. That last part. I would have her back to where she came from. You've already shown me who you are. Keep riding. I may have gathered Tiny, but definitely not Kate.

This movie was sad in so many ways. Self hate. Self pity. Self loathing.

The Oxbow Incident. 1943. (See wikipedia) The movie did well, but had to compete with Casablanca.

Yea but what a Lawless society!!! How can ordinary men be allowed to drink alcohol and carry guns and shoot at the same time wherever and whenever they felt like and shoot at anything!!!

Possy murderers NO body to restrain.

Is that Bill Gannon?

Probably a good movie to watch, but I would never watch anything with Walter Brennan in it due to his extreme white supremacy racist attitude, glad his warped sense of superiority is buried with him

never seen so many ads to fuck a good movie up

What's a riffle? 5:25 I am surprised that film maker would ask people to believe that women would be in a wagon train through rough country dressed as though they are going to a church social!

Jay Silverheels was not even credited in this movie! At least list the FEATURED actors/actresses!! The name of the movie is "Fury At Furnace Creek", made in 1948 and co-starring Glenn Langan, Coleen Gray, Albert Dekker, Reginald Gardiner, Roy Roberts, Charles Kemper, Fred Clark, J Farrell MacDonald, Grif Barnett, and Robert Warwick.

Capt. Is Pat O'Brien. Cannot believe I had to look it up after the hundreds of times I've watched his movies, the same as the rest of his gang. Dang near as bad as forgetting my Uncles' names.

Am I wrong or is the son n law A Nielsen, Rick Nielsen?

So sad that it was obvious that it wasn't a child riding that horse.

Yes indeed. Something about the clarity of the black and white actually works better.

This is a bit silly, with a touch of slapstick, but there is thankfully little gratuitous violence and no killing. All's well that ends well; and this ending can leave you with a grin on your face. 😎 😎

Aspect ratio waaaaaaaayyy fucked up !

VINTAGE MOVIES THE WORD IS "ADVERSARIES" NOT "RIVALS'! You wrote: "billy the kid kills many rivals" That's just plain stupid and it should be: Billy the kid kills many ADVERSARIES. Look up the definition of rival.

Anthony Quinn.

FIRST 17/5/24

I think it's better in black and white.

What a good and comical move with actors of years gone by! Special moments in time! I can relate to their challenges of aging. My mind remember the moments I could and the body tell of the time today when I can't. God has a sense of humor! Thank you for posting and sharing the movie!

I like some of the character actors; John Dehner is one, he in so many shows and always played the parts well, no matter what it was. That screen presence, when he'd be on Gunsmoke he outshone Arness. Gunsmoke's 1st 9 years with "Chester" in them were the best, Dennis Weaver my favorite of Gunsmoke fame...along with Sam the bartender & Hank the stable man.

I believe you are right

Idk I'm trying to figure out the name of this movie. I want to say the Oxbow incident but don't know for sure when it is

Great movie with great stars, good one to watch on a lazy evening

Return to warbow. 1958

Thanks that is a great movie...with a poignant message.

Great history of adventure onto unknown and fighting with all kinds of elements and being frank about it in these beautiful movies. That is why I am proud to be an American 😊😊

It's not asking to much for people to be decent....

Why does the bugler always catch an arrow?

😢 THERE GO'S EVERY BLACK MAN " WOMAN " AND CHILD " IN AMERICAN 🇺🇸 " 😂😮

LOL, one of the worst directed films ever. No one behaves like a normal person. Father murdered, daughter has zero reaction, lol.

Reprisal....1956

Good movie except for the puking commercials every couple of minutes.

@macbeavers6938 . In it's time the saloon and dancing was a hot item! Men back then weren't use to seeing the mostly naked females like e are today. It was a thrill for a lot of them! A young Lloyd Bridges, a younger Paul Brinegar, "Wishbone", from 'Raw Hide' and a younger Edgar Buchanan, 'Uncle Joe Carlson' from 'Petticoat Junction', who stared or co-stared in many movies including westerns.

A real good movie , thank you very much.

Things have changed immensely since the 1960s , I know I lived it.

Thanks for a great movie. I really enjoyed it. Made my evening.❤

Great film. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing it.

The real Sam Bass was a Legendary Black Texas Ranger and a true Hero of the Old West!