Young 60. I love watching vintage and classic movies, wife keeps telling me I was born in wrong century 😂. She won’t watch these movies old movies with me, her lost.
"Intermission" now that brings back memories, when there was a short break and everyone rushed to the toilets and bought ice creams or drinks then scurried back to their seats for part two. No intermissions now of course, guess I'm showing my age.
This was 1954. No movies produced for any wide audience evinced verisimilitude by having the actors use vulgarities. R Scott may have very well been the type to cuss you out if he thought you were deserving of it, in real life.
Randolph Scott was the best western cowboy star for me ever. There was no one I liked better and I liked westerns very much. Scott had a certain believable quality about him that was not present in so many other cowboy stars.
His acting Always pulls you into the movie . Keeps you on edge the whole time. I have never seen this 1 before, glad I did, liked that twist at the end.
Definitely Scott was one of my favs. Have you ever seen Tim McCoy westerns on utube from 1936 to about 41? He was a real cowboy at 19 in Wyoming of the early 1900s, rancher, cavalry officer and Native American friend and advocate. Gun shootin expert in Cody’s wild west show and brought the Shoshone to Hollywood for flicks. I have to say I vote him best ever but just my opinion. Wrote a great book too Tim McCoy remembers the west.
@@GM-cf6jv I grew up watching all the old westerns before there was tv or computers. cut grass with a push mower not powered for 25 cents walked railroad tracks to town to go to a double feature. two lawns gave me 50 cents. Usually had a western double feature only in Black and white. 9cents to pay for movies 15 cents for large popcorn and large drink together. Left me 26 cents for hotdogs and chips and drink after movies and walked back down the same railroad tracks to home. Not an old cowboy actor i was not aware of, remember tim McCoy sure I do. Met several old western stars in person as they worked the movie circuit back then and appeared on stage for autographs and display of talents between movies. Those were the days. don't think there is any movies (westerns) that I hae not seen.
So sorry, you had to experience such a loss. Nothing like losing a mother you are close to! My mother moved to heaven in 2013. Can't believe it's been 11 years already! But as the song goes, "When we've been there ten thousand years, bright shining as the sun; we've no less days to sing God's praise than when we first begun!" That's if we've allowed God's grace to teach our heart to fear the Lord and judgment for sin, which, if we do, His grace will relieve our fears when we realize all He asks is that we believe in Him and that He paid for our sins and wants to save us! Praise God, my mother knew the Lord as her Saviour, so I know I'll see her again!
Thanks for the lively western about a bounty hunter. The first portrayal of a bounty hunter as a good guy, that I've ever seen. Very interesting scene with the mother, (Maria) of a dead youthful Mexican bandit, and Scot's bounty hunter character. Too bad the actress received no mention or credits that I could find for her great scene with Scott. Surprise to see Fess Parker for less than 1/2 a minute at the end of the show. Good scenes with Ernest Borgnine. He was in the "Wild Bunch" with another long time veteran actor, Dub Taylor. I really enjoyed this western. I'm always on the lookout for good westerns. I was raised on Saturday morning t.v. westerns and western movies. Thanks for posting. I signed up as a new subscriber. Keep them coming.🥰🥰
Hilarious: While they were shaving Randolph Scott in the movie with a straight razor a commercial came on selling an electric razor but started with a scene shaving a man with a straight razor! Anyhow this was one Randolph Scott movie I had never seen. Excellent as always.
Oh and Randolph Scott is one of the best cowboys that ever was … he had a ranch and lived the life when he wasn’t making money… he had cattle,, horses ,,, exotics,,, he was a rancher when he wasn’t making the money to keep his ranch going ,,, another thing he was a player,,, that man was a man’s man …. And made great movies….
Really well done "little" Western. Quality production in all aspects. Good characterizations with none of the usual stereotypes but with subtle aspects of people's behavior revealed without drama. More than anything else its the authenticity that Randolph Scott brings to these roles in the Westerns he made, especially at the end of his career in the 1950's. I can't think of any other actor in Westerns, perhaps John Wayne or James Stewart, that walked the talk with such confidence and just solid good sense, without swagger or dramatics but with humor and a touch of irony. What a positive role model he must have been for so many young people and the rest of us. Thanks Randolph Scott, for the integrity of the characters you brought to the screen!
Holy smokes! I've happily seen many, if not most, of Randy Scott's westerns. This movie has to be among his very best; with Scott showcasing his his considerable talents in pursuing old west justice. He rides along cliff-tops, cowboy-boots runs through many stunts, thinks before he shoots, never misses with his widow-maker (except when he wants to), knows how to quickly calm a cantankerous horse (11:00), takes a verbal slap or two from the ladies, sets a whole town on edge while following the leads chasing the bag guys, attends church, and hosts a surprise ending (and finally, a cameo by Fess Parker before his Davy Crocket or Daniel Boone days). Magnificent! Thanks for posting. I'm saving this one!!
I watched a lot of Randolph Scott movies; this one is really good. I really enjoyed it, I never thought that lady was one of the bad guys.... lol! Thanks for sharing!!
This movie and a lot more like this one, is a great entertainment for the entire family. I wish someone would start making movies like this one again. No foul language and it has a story. Thank you for sharing and looking to find more of the same.
80 year old here...I was 10 when these movies were shown at the Saturday matinee, I think it was 50 cents for the movie, coke and popcorn...I watch then now to bring back good memories... Randolph Scott was my mothers favorite actor
Was the first time I saw this one...like western that happens in town mostly...plot was week but actors were strong...thought a saw fess Parker there at the end...Randolph Scott cool in the 1950s
Danke, für diesen tollen, und spannenden Western!!!👍👍👍👍Mit einem wunderbaren, und tollen Randolph Scott. ❤❤❤❤Ich habe schon andere Western mit ihm gesehen, aber diesen kannte ich noch nicht.
As a soon to be 70 yr.old male, I always enoyed watching movies with Randolph Scott, Gary Grant and Rock Hudson. All were very handsome ladies men. So I was quite shocked when it was revealed to the world that they were gay men. Still, I enjoy any movie I see with these 3 extremely solid actors. Gay or not. 🙏
EVERY WESTERN AND OTHER MOVIES THAT RAN SCOTT PLAYED IN IS ALWAYS A GREAT PICTURE / I THINK HE OUT DOES EVEN THE DUKE AND WE ALL LOVED THE DUKE / I CAN WATCH SCOTT"S MOVIES OVER AND OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN I THINK I HAVE SEEN THEM ALL / PLEASE KEEP PLAYING THEM / THANKS AGAIN
Think this one of the few R.Scott films that still haven’t been officially released on dvd I’m still have an old copy that I got from a film convention. Can’t imagine why WB doesn’t put this along with “charge at feather river and other great western’s available from their film library. Thanks for posting!
Marie Windsor was not a Hollywood starlet by any means but she was a very good actress. She often played the mysterious but sympathetic woman in westerns. She was also was known for her femme fatale roles in film noirs. Along with her film career, she made dozens of guest appearances in popular TV shows of the 1960s-80s.
I am 77 there is nothing like an old western. Keep them coming
67 myself and I do enjoy a good western too.
@@dougmoore5252 72 y/o here. YO-rinny rin tin tin
69 myself I enjoy a good western.
@@stevetessier8532 ya and i like a good 69 myself 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Young 60. I love watching vintage and classic movies, wife keeps telling me I was born in wrong century 😂. She won’t watch these movies old movies with me, her lost.
Always glad to see a " new" Randolph Scott western on YT.Thanks Retro Music.
Doesn't get enough love, third to Clint and The Duke.
Hope they bring back Sugarfoot soon !
@Alonzo, I appreciated this movie especially since it had an intermission. I get tired of holding it.😂
@@desertodavid being 77 years of age I can relate to that!
@@alonzocalvillo6702 hope you're doing alright, brother.
"Intermission" now that brings back memories, when there was a short break and everyone rushed to the toilets and bought ice creams or drinks then scurried back to their seats for part two. No intermissions now of course, guess I'm showing my age.
Used to spend as much for junk food as for the movie - showing my age, too.
"U" n ME BOTH...75...BORN n 48...MISS THEM ALOT...DRIVE IN...AHHHH YEAH...3 IN THE TRUNK...🤭
Me too LOL
l love Western movies thogh l am Turk and married an elegant American Lady in my dream
I saw intermission only on lengthy movies like Ben Hur or the Ten Commandments.
Thank you for posting. I have always liked Randolph Scott. No foul mouth words,
That's Sir Randolph Scott..🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👏👏👍👍
He was a true Southern gentleman.
He did like the fellas though, he was Cary Grants lover for many years.
This was 1954. No movies produced for any wide audience evinced verisimilitude by having the actors use vulgarities. R Scott may have very well been the type to cuss you out if he thought you were deserving of it, in real life.
Exactly right! A real no nonsense character! Never backed down from any man
An old time classic.. Really enjoyed it in 2024... ❤😅😅
Perfect ending. Randolph Scott was one of the greats.
Randolph Scott was the best western cowboy star for me ever. There was no one I liked better and I liked westerns very much. Scott had a certain believable quality about him that was not present in so many other cowboy stars.
His acting Always pulls you into the movie . Keeps you on edge the whole time.
I have never seen this 1 before, glad I did, liked that twist at the end.
EVEN with his squeeky clean clothes
Definitely Scott was one of my favs. Have you ever seen Tim McCoy westerns on utube from 1936 to about 41? He was a real cowboy at 19 in Wyoming of the early 1900s, rancher, cavalry officer and Native American friend and advocate. Gun shootin expert in Cody’s wild west show and brought the Shoshone to Hollywood for flicks. I have to say I vote him best ever but just my opinion. Wrote a great book too Tim McCoy remembers the west.
@@GM-cf6jv I grew up watching all the old westerns before there was tv or computers. cut grass with a push mower not powered for 25 cents walked railroad tracks to town to go to a double feature. two lawns gave me 50 cents. Usually had a western double feature only in Black and white. 9cents to pay for movies 15 cents for large popcorn and large drink together. Left me 26 cents for hotdogs and chips and drink after movies and walked back down the same railroad tracks to home. Not an old cowboy actor i was not aware of, remember tim McCoy sure I do. Met several old western stars in person as they worked the movie circuit back then and appeared on stage for autographs and display of talents between movies. Those were the days.
don't think there is any movies (westerns) that I hae not seen.
Good movie. Wished my mom was here to watch this with me. Lost her last fall (2023). We watched westerns on YT every Saturday night.
Very Sorry your Mom passed. My Mom went to be with the Lord way back in 1997. My Dad in 1992. God Bless.
We used to watch westerns on Philly stations on Saturday morning in the day. And sci-fi movies on "Creature Feature."
My condolences for your mum.
So sorry, you had to experience such a loss. Nothing like losing a mother you are close to!
My mother moved to heaven in 2013. Can't believe it's been 11 years already!
But as the song goes, "When we've been there ten thousand years, bright shining as the sun; we've no less days to sing God's praise than when we first begun!"
That's if we've allowed God's grace to teach our heart to fear the Lord and judgment for sin, which, if we do, His grace will relieve our fears when we realize all He asks is that we believe in Him and that He paid for our sins and wants to save us!
Praise God, my mother knew the Lord as her Saviour, so I know I'll see her again!
@@libertypastor1307 She was the sweetest person. Watching her struggle to breath at night for a couple months actually moved me farther away from God.
Great old time western, love Randolph Scott movies.
Thanks for the lively western about a bounty hunter. The first portrayal of a bounty hunter as a good guy, that I've ever seen. Very interesting scene with the mother, (Maria) of a dead youthful Mexican bandit, and Scot's bounty hunter character. Too bad the actress received no mention or credits that I could find for her great scene with Scott. Surprise to see Fess Parker for less than 1/2 a minute at the end of the show. Good scenes with Ernest Borgnine. He was in the "Wild Bunch" with another long time veteran actor, Dub Taylor. I really enjoyed this western. I'm always on the lookout for good westerns. I was raised on Saturday morning t.v. westerns and western movies. Thanks for posting. I signed up as a new subscriber. Keep them coming.🥰🥰
The mother, Señora Maria Dominquez, was played by actress Angela Clark.
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Great western with RANDOLPH SCOTT!!
Hilarious: While they were shaving Randolph Scott in the movie with a straight razor a commercial came on selling an electric razor but started with a scene shaving a man with a straight razor! Anyhow this was one Randolph Scott movie I had never seen. Excellent as always.
About time I watched a good Western >> Thank You
Oh and Randolph Scott is one of the best cowboys that ever was … he had a ranch and lived the life when he wasn’t making money… he had cattle,, horses ,,, exotics,,, he was a rancher when he wasn’t making the money to keep his ranch going ,,, another thing he was a player,,, that man was a man’s man …. And made great movies….
Nothing better then the time wnen movies had the best to leave you enjoying great actors and a story!
As soon as I saw Ernest Borgnine and Dub Taylot in the credits I knew they were baddies.
One of the best Randy Scott Westerns not directed by Budd Boetticher. Very good support cast too. Thanks for sharing! 👌
Great film. First time I've seen it. Randolf Scott always starred in good ones.
Really well done "little" Western.
Quality production in all aspects.
Good characterizations with none
of the usual stereotypes but with
subtle aspects of people's behavior revealed without drama.
More than anything else its the
authenticity that Randolph Scott
brings to these roles in the Westerns he made, especially at
the end of his career in the 1950's.
I can't think of any other actor in
Westerns, perhaps John Wayne or
James Stewart, that walked the talk with such confidence and just
solid good sense, without swagger
or dramatics but with humor and a
touch of irony.
What a positive role model he must have been for so many
young people and the rest of us.
Thanks Randolph Scott, for the
integrity of the characters you
brought to the screen!
Where was this one hiding - seeing it for the first time. Scott is always welcome .
Good movie with a great twist to the plot. One of the best I have seen for a long time. Thanks
Thanks for up loading old movies.
A great movie. Plenty of surprises.
I'm impressed they realized you have to reload a six-shooter!
Great movie, built around Randolph Scott.
They do it for Randolph Scott ! Blazzing Saddles
Holy smokes! I've happily seen many, if not most, of Randy Scott's westerns. This movie has to be among his very best; with Scott showcasing his his considerable talents in pursuing old west justice. He rides along cliff-tops, cowboy-boots runs through many stunts, thinks before he shoots, never misses with his widow-maker (except when he wants to), knows how to quickly calm a cantankerous horse (11:00), takes a verbal slap or two from the ladies, sets a whole town on edge while following the leads chasing the bag guys, attends church, and hosts a surprise ending (and finally, a cameo by Fess Parker before his Davy Crocket or Daniel Boone days). Magnificent! Thanks for posting. I'm saving this one!!
Fess Parker at the end, must have been his 1st debut.
Player of Daniel Boone says" no ma'am we're just breezing through!" LOL😅😂
That was him alright, he was just turned 30 when the movie was released.
I watched a lot of Randolph Scott movies; this one is really good. I really enjoyed it, I never thought that lady was one of the bad guys.... lol! Thanks for sharing!!
I suspected after her husband was shot.
Another wonderful old gem from the golden days.
Always loved a Chestnut horse, and Scott's has lotsa 'chrome'!
Chestnuts are nice, but i prefer a BUCKSKIN---with 'NO chrome.' 🤠
@@blusnuby2 "That's what makes horse races"...
@@DavidRice111 😲
A chestnut is also called a sorrel, reddish-brown. He rides a palomino and “chrome “ means lots of white esp on the legs.
Best Western movie Randolph Scott great actor ❤
1954, year I graduated. . . . First movie where Dub Taylor played a bad guy. Great Randolph Scott western!!!
very nice n entainning film. tqvm
What a movie ,what a cast Mr airwolf himself Ernest Borgnine ,legends
A definite treat to see Ernest Borgnine along with Randolph Scott
Aloha, never saw this one before, thanks for sharing.
This movie and a lot more like this one, is a great entertainment for the entire family. I wish someone would start making movies like this one again. No foul language and it has a story.
Thank you for sharing and looking to find more of the same.
Nothing better than a new Randolph Scott Western.
Keep em coming.
Randolph Scott the best ever cowboy actor!!!!!
Love watching western movies as a kid.. and still watching and enjoying it. Watching from the Philippines.
Great period in movie history!
80 year old here...I was 10 when these movies were shown at the Saturday matinee, I think it was 50 cents for the movie, coke and popcorn...I watch then now to bring back good memories...
Randolph Scott was my mothers favorite actor
Mel Brooks's favorite Western hero!
"You'd do i for Randolph Scott"
A great quintessential Randolph Scott western on the side of good! 👍
Adoro estes filmes destas epocas; e ai da com Randolph Scott, muito bom. Valeu manda mais.
That is a great movie! Mr. Scott was a special actor. All of his movies are worth watching more than once.
A great film they always are with Randall Scott
Great Movie Thanks 4 Sharing .
I love old westerns and this is a great one. Randolph Scott is up to his usual incredible performance. Enjoy!
It is so refreshing to see a real movie without swearing an cursing, the lighting is perfect, not dark an dinngey, love Randolph. 💋❤️🕊️
Great movie. I typically don’t care for movies about bounty hunters but this a one of the best western I’ve watched.
❤❤
Very good movie. Great entertaining.
Thanks for sharing!
😊
Was the first time I saw this one...like western that happens in town mostly...plot was week but actors were strong...thought a saw fess Parker there at the end...Randolph Scott cool in the 1950s
It was Fess, prior to defending the Alamo and playing Daniel Boone
If the name Randolph Scott appears in any western it's certainly going to be worth watching rip Mr Scott 🙏🕯️🤠⭐🐎🐎🐴🐴🦅🦅
Can’t go wrong with Randy Scott!
Danke, für diesen tollen, und spannenden Western!!!👍👍👍👍Mit einem wunderbaren, und tollen Randolph Scott. ❤❤❤❤Ich habe schon andere Western mit ihm gesehen, aber diesen kannte ich noch nicht.
As a soon to be 70 yr.old male, I always enoyed watching movies with Randolph Scott, Gary Grant and Rock Hudson. All were very handsome ladies men. So I was quite shocked when it was revealed to the world that they were gay men.
Still, I enjoy any movie I see with these 3 extremely solid actors. Gay or not. 🙏
Another great Western of Randolph Scott, he was the best .
Interesting to see The Pinkerton Agency didn't hire Blondie, Mortimor/Angel Eyes, Ringo, Django, Sartanna, Kioma, etc.
❤ed it. 😊 great western
Randy's the best.
Nice movie enjoyed watching
Very enjoyable movie....great acting and wonderful scenery...thanks.
I really like the Western characters Randolph Scott played. He always had guts with whoever he spoke to. Never afraid to speak his mind. Real guts!
A great western RS is absolute 5 star a clever story thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Also, thanks for adding this movie. R S was an excellent actor in any supporting role..
Great ad free movie...THANK YOU!!!
Classic endings!!!!
Great movie great story great acting ❤ enjoyed it
Marie Windsor had very beautiful eyes.
Enjoyed so much Will probably watch again
Wow! A Randolph Scott movie that I have never seen. What a pleasant surprise! I feel like just hit the jackpot!
really good movie.
One thing about Randolph Scott he never disappoints, in regard to making Westerns, I think he was one those actors that did his own stunts too.
Good whip snapping Dialogue !
Very nice one!!👍👍👍👍👍
Hard to believe They were reloading the guns in a gun fight.
Don't a revolver shoot 15 to 20 rounds in other western?
LOL Too true
Almost didn’t recognize Fess Parker at the very end - come riding into town shooting the place up with his two buddies.
Great movie.
And I'm a tough critic.
What a shock to see Fess Parker at the end reminded me of Sean Connery showing up at the end of Robin Prince of Thieves.
Fess got paid a lot less than Connery LOL
Randy does it again.Did i spot "Davy Crockett "at the end"?
Indeed you did!
best actor along side gary cooper
Nothing beats not only a good western but a great one 👍
EVERY WESTERN AND OTHER MOVIES THAT RAN SCOTT PLAYED IN IS ALWAYS A GREAT PICTURE / I THINK HE OUT DOES EVEN THE DUKE AND WE ALL LOVED THE DUKE / I CAN WATCH SCOTT"S MOVIES OVER AND OVER AGAIN AND AGAIN I THINK I HAVE SEEN THEM ALL / PLEASE KEEP PLAYING THEM / THANKS AGAIN
Think this one of the few R.Scott films that still haven’t been officially released on dvd I’m still have an old copy that I got from a film convention. Can’t imagine why WB doesn’t put this along with “charge at feather river and other great western’s available from their
film library. Thanks for posting!
Good Western! Always did like Randolph Scott, and this was one of his better westerns. Never did like Fess Parker though.
Awesome!
Black-on-Back is the motif on this unconventional "Western"
My dad may god rest his soul loved western movies and I take after him on that ❤
Watched 🤠👍🏿
فيلم راءع شكرا جزيلا لكم
Thank you, so enjoyable ❤ please add more !
I only slept in the trunk while camping - no creepy, crawleys - those were the days - long gone.”
Randolph Scott always use for most always use the same colour horse and most of us movies
Me too, like old westerns👍
Nice movie, thank you & God Bless.
Nice one , always liked Scotts westerns , and Marie Windsor adds to it .
Great Western. Thanks for sharing
Marie Windsor was not a Hollywood starlet by any means but she was a very good actress. She often played the mysterious but sympathetic woman in westerns. She was also was known for her femme fatale roles in film noirs. Along with her film career, she made dozens of guest appearances in popular TV shows of the 1960s-80s.
I saw Fess Parker in the movie, but not in the credits.
👍👌👏 Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this great old Western.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Good movie, thanks for posting it..