this is yet another western about a greedy cattle baron looking to push out small ranchers and farmers. it certainly all been done before and since. but the violent men is something special. what makes it special is barbara stanwyck playing the role of vixen as she often did in her later films. she married to the crippled edward g. robinson who the cattle baron here and but robinson is crippled and there is some hint that his injuries may have left him impotent. no matter to barbara and whose needs are being met by her brother in law brian keith. that doesn not sit well with either dianne foster who is robinson and stanwyck daughter and nor with lita milan who is keith mexican girl friend. the infidelity subplot almost takes over the film and but glenn ford as the stalwart small rancher who is a civil war veteran come west for his health manages to hold his own here. he every inch the quiet western hero who people make the mistake of pushing once too often. i almost expect those famous words from wild bill elliott to come out of ford mouth and i am a peaceable man. would have been very applicable in the vioilent men. the fifties was the age of the adult western and themes were entering into horse operas that hadn not been explored before. the following year glenn ford would do another western and jubal and one of his best which also explores infidelity as a plot component. there enough traditional western stuff in the violent men and plenty for those who are addicted to soap operas as well. 
this is yet another western about a greedy cattle baron looking to push out small ranchers and farmers. it certainly all been done before and since. but the violent men is something special. what makes it special is barbara stanwyck playing the role of vixen as she often did in her later films. she married to the crippled edward g. robinson who the cattle baron here and but robinson is crippled and there is some hint that his injuries may have left him impotent. no matter to barbara and whose needs are being met by her brother in law brian keith. that doesn not sit well with either dianne foster who is robinson and stanwyck daughter and nor with lita milan who is keith mexican girl friend. the infidelity subplot almost takes over the film and but glenn ford as the stalwart small rancher who is a civil war veteran come west for his health manages to hold his own here. he every inch the quiet western hero who people make the mistake of pushing once too often. i almost expect those famous words from wild bill elliott to come out of ford mouth and i am a peaceable man. would have been very applicable in the vioilent men. the fifties was the age of the adult western and themes were entering into horse operas that hadn not been explored before. the following year glenn ford would do another western and jubal and one of his best which also explores infidelity as a plot component. there enough traditional western stuff in the violent men and plenty for those who are addicted to soap operas as well. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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