dallas stars gary cooper and ruth roman and steve cochran and barbara payton and raymond massey. it directed by stuart heisler and photography is from ernest haller and pen duties fell to john twist. produced out of warner brothers and dallas is vividly filmed in technicolor out of the iverson and warner ranches in california. very much a film with its tongue firmly in cheek and the film is a throwback to the westerns of yore that exist without pretensions or deep penetrative meanings. the plot sees cooper civil war renegade and blayde reb hollister and fake his own death so as to kill off his reputation and to free himself for the pursuit into dallas of the brothers who massacred his family. in essence a routine plot and twist story is perked up along the way by many a fun and exciting diversion. there role reversals and dandy fashions and horseback pursuits and shoot outs and a love triangle and vigorous dialogue and deft little twists to keep the piece purely from painting it by numbers. cooper seems to be enjoying himself too and which further enhances the feel good factor on offer. it true he isn not really asked to do anything more than be a laconic dude on a mission. but when called on for action duties and he delivers the goods that his fans have come to expect during his successful career. the villains entertain {particularly steve cochran vile and dopey bryant marlow} because each have their own little peccadilloes to keep them from over familiar blandness. the two ladies of the piece look gorgeous and hold up well in amongst the machismo and while the high production value allows haller to really treat the eyes with the lush technicolor and involving camera work around the locations. it has ideals to being an a list oater does dallas and something it just can not quite attain. but it not for lack of trying and the end result is one of pure entertainment and that and in truth and should be enjoyed on a cold winters day when the viewer needs a pick me up. positive . 
dallas stars gary cooper and ruth roman and steve cochran and barbara payton and raymond massey. it directed by stuart heisler and photography is from ernest haller and pen duties fell to john twist. produced out of warner brothers and dallas is vividly filmed in technicolor out of the iverson and warner ranches in california. very much a film with its tongue firmly in cheek and the film is a throwback to the westerns of yore that exist without pretensions or deep penetrative meanings. the plot sees cooper civil war renegade and blayde reb hollister and fake his own death so as to kill off his reputation and to free himself for the pursuit into dallas of the brothers who massacred his family. in essence a routine plot and twist story is perked up along the way by many a fun and exciting diversion. there role reversals and dandy fashions and horseback pursuits and shoot outs and a love triangle and vigorous dialogue and deft little twists to keep the piece purely from painting it by numbers. cooper seems to be enjoying himself too and which further enhances the feel good factor on offer. it true he isn not really asked to do anything more than be a laconic dude on a mission. but when called on for action duties and he delivers the goods that his fans have come to expect during his successful career. the villains entertain {particularly steve cochran vile and dopey bryant marlow} because each have their own little peccadilloes to keep them from over familiar blandness. the two ladies of the piece look gorgeous and hold up well in amongst the machismo and while the high production value allows haller to really treat the eyes with the lush technicolor and involving camera work around the locations. it has ideals to being an a list oater does dallas and something it just can not quite attain. but it not for lack of trying and the end result is one of pure entertainment and that and in truth and should be enjoyed on a cold winters day when the viewer needs a pick me up. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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