Chubby Johnson, Connie Gilchrist, Corinne Calvet
Two partners drive their cattle herd from Wyoming to Canada, hoping to make a sale in the gold-towns there. Once they arrive, however, they are met upon a ruthless self-proclaimed lawman who seizes th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 6, 2003
Stats: 72 reviews
Not the best Stewart/Mann collaboration, but it beats the shit out of watching John Wayne rehash the same part for over 40 years. Stewart's a badasshole, Ruth Roman is kind of foxy and the European chick is pretty annoying, but for the most part its a fun ride. Definitely a bette...( read more)
Better than decent but less than wonderful western refreshingly set in the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. Starts out great with Jimmy being a real dick but ends up a little moralizing and mawkish. The wholly amoral American "marshall" is great.
An unusually amoral James Stewart faces off with a vicious and corrupt judge in an nice shades-of-grey character driven western. Also features the best cowpoke sidekick in the business, Walter Brennan.
Un gran western ambientando no en desierto si no en las montañas nevadas que le da un aire mas azul pero igual de árido
Aaah, James Stewart! I saw all these oldies with my dad on saturday afternoons, and it was a treat. I still love them all.
I really liked this movie. Jimmy Stewart is great as always. The story follows a loner who has never stayed in one place coming to the aid of a small town trying to be taken over by a ruthless thief.
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