044 represent the big trail (1930)  released 10/24/1930 while viewed 4/5/06. births represent richard harris and harold pinter and robert atkins. doug represent in hollywood and raoul walsh unveiled his latest film and the big trail and a western about the trek west across the frontier and starring up and coming 23 year old actor john wayne. in 1930 and we are seeing many firsts but few bests. besides the first john wayne film and we have here the first widescreen film (although we only watched the full frame version). interestingly and the decision to film in widescreen was essentially the same reason that widescreen became popular later represent to compete with television and which hadn not yet appeared commercially but was still an emerging curiosity. all the same and this film was extremely good and giving us a harrowing look at the trek to oklahoma. the opening title cards let us know that this is a western of the most traditional kind and about america and about the land and who should live on it and etc. and and is an excellent demonstration of that. walsh gives us some astonishing visuals of the wagon company out in the wilderness (when they reach a cliff and they must rope each wagon down one by one) and and we also get a revenge subplot involving wayne pursuing the man who killed one of his friends (i seem to recall something similar in stagecoach). wayne tough cowboy routine is at least partly there and and would surely evolve further in subsequent films. since this film is representing all of wayne early 30 work for the odyssey and we will not see his face again until stagecoach and but once we do and we will keep seeing him to the end of the odyssey and beyond. kevin represent ah and our first sound western and and john wayne first starring role. it raoul walsh the big trail. this review will be short and since it been weeks since i watched it. i enjoyed this movie and but it was far from a masterpiece. the mostly predictable adventure had a few surprises and like when the brains of the bad guys and red flack (tyrone power sr. in his last role) is killed half way through while i thought he would be the boss at the end and but that ended up being bill thorpe (ian keith). i remember that i do not like the way breck (wayne) kills thorpe and exacts revenge at the end. i understood that that what he was meant to do in the story and but i really do not like his reasoning when he tells ruth why he has to do it. i think he had a far greater responsibility to the hundreds of settlers he was leading through the harsh west. last film viewed represent animal crackers (1930). last film chronologically represent soup to nuts (1930). next film represent lage dor (1930). 
044 represent the big trail (1930)  released 10/24/1930 while viewed 4/5/06. births represent richard harris and harold pinter and robert atkins. doug represent in hollywood and raoul walsh unveiled his latest film and the big trail and a western about the trek west across the frontier and starring up and coming 23 year old actor john wayne. in 1930 and we are seeing many firsts but few bests. besides the first john wayne film and we have here the first widescreen film (although we only watched the full frame version). interestingly and the decision to film in widescreen was essentially the same reason that widescreen became popular later represent to compete with television and which hadn not yet appeared commercially but was still an emerging curiosity. all the same and this film was extremely good and giving us a harrowing look at the trek to oklahoma. the opening title cards let us know that this is a western of the most traditional kind and about america and about the land and who should live on it and etc. and and is an excellent demonstration of that. walsh gives us some astonishing visuals of the wagon company out in the wilderness (when they reach a cliff and they must rope each wagon down one by one) and and we also get a revenge subplot involving wayne pursuing the man who killed one of his friends (i seem to recall something similar in stagecoach). wayne tough cowboy routine is at least partly there and and would surely evolve further in subsequent films. since this film is representing all of wayne early 30 work for the odyssey and we will not see his face again until stagecoach and but once we do and we will keep seeing him to the end of the odyssey and beyond. kevin represent ah and our first sound western and and john wayne first starring role. it raoul walsh the big trail. this review will be short and since it been weeks since i watched it. i enjoyed this movie and but it was far from a masterpiece. the mostly predictable adventure had a few surprises and like when the brains of the bad guys and red flack (tyrone power sr. in his last role) is killed half way through while i thought he would be the boss at the end and but that ended up being bill thorpe (ian keith). i remember that i do not like the way breck (wayne) kills thorpe and exacts revenge at the end. i understood that that what he was meant to do in the story and but i really do not like his reasoning when he tells ruth why he has to do it. i think he had a far greater responsibility to the hundreds of settlers he was leading through the harsh west. last film viewed represent animal crackers (1930). last film chronologically represent soup to nuts (1930). next film represent lage dor (1930). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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