El jinete púrpura

Título original: Riders of the Purple Sage

Película de TV
1996
TV-PG
1h 38min

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Ed Harris and Amy Madigan in El jinete púrpura (1996)

Jim Lassiter viaja por el Oeste americano buscando al hombre que llevó a su hermana al suicidio. Finalmente, llega a un pueblo dominado por una secta.Jim Lassiter viaja por el Oeste americano buscando al hombre que llevó a su hermana al suicidio. Finalmente, llega a un pueblo dominado por una secta.Jim Lassiter viaja por el Oeste americano buscando al hombre que llevó a su hermana al suicidio. Finalmente, llega a un pueblo dominado por una secta.

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- 2 premios y 2 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
The Mormons are never identified as the religion in the film, as they were in Zane Grey's novel. But the story takes place in Utah, and the religious group is described as being persecuted and driven out of every place they had lived. Also, there is a book in a drawer with the Salt Lake temple on the cover.

Citas
Lassiter: You'd best be calling on that god that reveals himself to you on earth, 'cause you won't be seeing him where you're going.

Conexiones
Featured in Big Guns Talk: The Story of the Western (1997)

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8/10

See the movie and read the book - both are enjoyable

For any fan of a good western and Zane Gray this movie is well worth the viewing time. I had read the book several times over the years and found this movie lived up to my expectations. The movie was as true to the book as any movie of this nature can be. The action will draw you in, I had to go back and reread the book to see if I missed something. The authenticity of the scenery as well as the beauty really helped make the movie. Lassiter starts out as a somewhat questionable hero but quickly you realize that he is one of the quiet good guys. Reminded me of some of the older western movies like "Shane" or some of the newer ones like "Tom Horn" or "The Sackets. Read the book, see the movie, and then read the book again it will be worth your time.