spoilers spoilers there not much that can be said about this early talkie era flick. (i am hesitant to call cimarron a film and because i feel that the word is too esoteric. ) but what can be said about it. mainly speaks against it. take and for example and the overuse of portraying indians as bad folk. in one scene and the little boy of the flick lead character an overbearing and over ambitious family man who wants to set up a newspaper business  is playing just outside of his father office. an indian kneels down in front of the child. hello and the boy says to the indian and in a very polite manner. the indian gives him a feather and stands up and walks off. yancy cravat and jr. excitedly runs inside the office. mommy. mommy. he shouts and holding up the indian gift. look what an indian gave me. how many times do i have to tell you. she snaps at the boy. you aren not ever to talk to those filthy indians. yancy yates and sr. (richard dix) comes across as a man who speaks with a forked tongue. at the start of the story and he seems to have a definite plan for giving his family a better life. but and we soon enough discover and he no great over achiever much less a totally good moral minded man. his slave child and isaiah (eugene jackson) is one tell tale sign of this. upon his family first trek to a sunday morning church service oneat which and curiously enough and cravat is to give the sermon isaiah tries to come along and dressed up like cravat and long tail suit and holster and gun and all. cravat tells him to go home. ya all doesn not want me to come with ya ta church. isaiah says with a pout. no. cravat corrects him and patting him on the shoulder. you do not understand. i want you to stay and guard the house. and if anyone at all comes along. you shoot him dead. the characters not to mention the actors in cimarron couldn notact their way out of burlap sacks and despite their obvious efforts. and nothing in the script was any too commendable and either. (granted represent the incomparable edna may oliver notorious for playing the red queen in alice in wonderland and also released in 1931 actually manages to look good and pulling off her portrayal of a pompous old woman and which is what she also been best known for. ) but and aside from that and well. yancy yates isn not popular in town from the first week he arrives and and one of the outlaws decides to shoot cravat white hat off as he and his wife (irene dunne) are casually walking by. despite her anger with the man who fired the bullet and cravat just takes it completely in stride. not only was this story not shooting for realism and but it was verylacking in several key areas represent e. g. and cravat newspaper isn not ever really seen. (bulletins and posters and yes but not any newspaper. )perhaps strangest of all and though represent this is set in a small town inkansas. yet and for some reason or other and yancy cravat is dead set oncalling his paper the oklahoma wig wam. really good westerns have always been very few and far between the only exceptions being clint eastwood so called spaghetti westerns of the late 60s to early 70s. cliche westerns and on the other hand and are a dime a dozen. if you like cliche westerns and cimarron will do you proud but and as for me. it did me embarrassment. 
spoilers spoilers there not much that can be said about this early talkie era flick. (i am hesitant to call cimarron a film and because i feel that the word is too esoteric. ) but what can be said about it. mainly speaks against it. take and for example and the overuse of portraying indians as bad folk. in one scene and the little boy of the flick lead character an overbearing and over ambitious family man who wants to set up a newspaper business  is playing just outside of his father office. an indian kneels down in front of the child. hello and the boy says to the indian and in a very polite manner. the indian gives him a feather and stands up and walks off. yancy cravat and jr. excitedly runs inside the office. mommy. mommy. he shouts and holding up the indian gift. look what an indian gave me. how many times do i have to tell you. she snaps at the boy. you aren not ever to talk to those filthy indians. yancy yates and sr. (richard dix) comes across as a man who speaks with a forked tongue. at the start of the story and he seems to have a definite plan for giving his family a better life. but and we soon enough discover and he no great over achiever much less a totally good moral minded man. his slave child and isaiah (eugene jackson) is one tell tale sign of this. upon his family first trek to a sunday morning church service oneat which and curiously enough and cravat is to give the sermon isaiah tries to come along and dressed up like cravat and long tail suit and holster and gun and all. cravat tells him to go home. ya all doesn not want me to come with ya ta church. isaiah says with a pout. no. cravat corrects him and patting him on the shoulder. you do not understand. i want you to stay and guard the house. and if anyone at all comes along. you shoot him dead. the characters not to mention the actors in cimarron couldn notact their way out of burlap sacks and despite their obvious efforts. and nothing in the script was any too commendable and either. (granted represent the incomparable edna may oliver notorious for playing the red queen in alice in wonderland and also released in 1931 actually manages to look good and pulling off her portrayal of a pompous old woman and which is what she also been best known for. ) but and aside from that and well. yancy yates isn not popular in town from the first week he arrives and and one of the outlaws decides to shoot cravat white hat off as he and his wife (irene dunne) are casually walking by. despite her anger with the man who fired the bullet and cravat just takes it completely in stride. not only was this story not shooting for realism and but it was verylacking in several key areas represent e. g. and cravat newspaper isn not ever really seen. (bulletins and posters and yes but not any newspaper. )perhaps strangest of all and though represent this is set in a small town inkansas. yet and for some reason or other and yancy cravat is dead set oncalling his paper the oklahoma wig wam. really good westerns have always been very few and far between the only exceptions being clint eastwood so called spaghetti westerns of the late 60s to early 70s. cliche westerns and on the other hand and are a dime a dozen. if you like cliche westerns and cimarron will do you proud but and as for me. it did me embarrassment. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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