Far West 89

Titre original : Return of the Bad Men

1948
Approved
1h 30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

939

MA NOTE

Randolph Scott, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Anne Jeffreys, and Robert Ryan in Far West 89 (1948)

When part of Oklahoma Territory becomes officially part of the U.S., Vance Cordrell is forced to deal with some of the most infamous outlaws of the Old West.

Liretrailer2 min 00 s

1 vidéo

7 photos

Western

Lorsqu'une partie du territoire de l'Oklahoma devient officiellement une partie des États-Unis, Vance Cordrell est obligé de faire face à certains des hors-la-loi les plus infâmes du vieil o... Tout lireLorsqu'une partie du territoire de l'Oklahoma devient officiellement une partie des États-Unis, Vance Cordrell est obligé de faire face à certains des hors-la-loi les plus infâmes du vieil ouest.Lorsqu'une partie du territoire de l'Oklahoma devient officiellement une partie des États-Unis, Vance Cordrell est obligé de faire face à certains des hors-la-loi les plus infâmes du vieil ouest.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

939

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Vidéos1

Trailer 2:00

Official Trailer

Photos7

Histoire

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Anecdotes
Final (#427) film of Ernie Adams'.

Gaffes
During the fist fight between Vance and the Sundance Kid, Sundance grabs a bottle behind the saloon counter. In the next shot, it appears to have been smashed, but we don't see him doing it.

Citations
John Pettit: Muley, don't you know that a bank is an institution that'll lend money to a man only upon his furnishin' absolute proof... that he don't need to borrow it in the first place?

Générique farfelu
Opening credits prologue: These outlaws, famed in the history of the west, are riding to new riches and plunder -- the Oklahoma of 1889. A whole new territory was about to spring up overnight.

Ranchers, cattlemen, even whole towns -- their land bought by the government -- had been given thirty days to move elsewhere. Land hungry pioneers were gathering for the race for free land. And behind them, waiting and ready for this rich prey, came the outlaws.

Connexions
Features La Ruée vers l'Ouest (1931)

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Commentaire en vedette

7/10

Notable Cast and RKO Style Make this an Above Average Western

Name Dropper of a Western including...Billy the Kid...The Daltons...The Sundance Kid...and The Youngers.

All of this Means absolutely Nothing in terms of Story or Plot. The Names are there for Sizzle and to make the Movie seem more Important than it is.

None of this was Necessary because this RKO Western is Above Average with Randolph Scott (the good guy), Robert Ryan (the baddest of the Badmen), Anne Jefferies as a Pistol Packin Mama (Cheyenne), and a Gang of Familiar Faces that add some Spice to this sometimes Brutal Oater.

The Cinematography is in Sharp Black and White with some Attention to Atmosphere, Cheyenne's Tomboy Violence, a Psychotic Sundance Kid, and if it's to Your Liking, Gabby Hayes as a Motormouth Banker for Comedy Relief, all make this a Notch Above Standard Stuff.

Anne Jefferies and Jacqueline White spar for Randolph Scott's attention and Robert Armstrong gives one of His Better non "King Kong" (1933) Outings.

Overall, it's Darker than most Westerns of its Time, thanks to that RKO Noir-ish Style and Wide Open Casting makes this Worth a Watch even for Non-Western Fans.