They Rode West

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A D @RT26835101 Dec 14, 2023 Doctor in peril retains faith in humanitarian works and saves the day. See more May 18, 2023 Really good one here I think you’ll like it. Yes I highly recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas made 18th 2023. See more May 25, 2016 i enjoyed this 1954 western that showed sympathy to first nations people a army doctors view...a good cavalry western with lots of nice horses. See more Jun 25, 2012 stock but descent western See more Aug 4, 2011 Doctor Woodhawk A small town in the mid west is occupied by a military unit that struggles to find a worthwhile doctor to treat their soldiers. The military unit's responsibilities include observing and tracking several Indian camps. A new doctor arrives that cares equally about the soldiers and the local Indians that are infected with malaria. Despite the first worthwhile doctor arriving at the camp in some time, how will the soldiers deal with the doctor that also serves as a humanitarian? "He got an arrow in the leg." "And Dr. Gibson did the rest." Phil Karlson, director of Framed, Walking Tall, Hornets' Nest, A Time for Killing (1967), Rampage, The Big Cat, Black Gold, and the Shanghai Cobra, delivers They Rode West. The storyline for this picture is fairly generic and is a classic western with a "message." The action scenes were well done and entertaining. The cast delivered average performances and includes Robert Francis, Donna Reed, May Wynn, Peggy Converse, and Jack Kelly. "Would you mind not shooting me until I'm done treating them?" I came across this picture while flicking through the channels and decided to give this western a shot. Unfortunately, this was a fairly generic western that added little style and pizzazz to the genre. This seemed like it had the potential to add a nice twist to the cowboys and Indians storyline; regrettably, this fails to be an above average picture. "One mile of land for every five Indians." "Does that mean they're tame?" Grade: C+ See more Jun 23, 2011 A typical standard western from the 1950's, but it is elevated by it's depth of storytelling and the always steady Donna Reed. See more Read all reviews

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