stylized hollywood westerns and full of familiar conventions and seem to have eternal life and this is an avatar. everything in it seems to have been scraped out of the back of a drawer from 1939 and a larger budget applied and and this production its issue. gary cooper has played this sort of role dozens of times  the displaced southerner and fast on the draw and firm with honor and though kinda easy going whenever possible. he plays blayde hollister who travels to texas looking for the gang who destroyed his cotton plantation. he wears a buckskin fringed shirt and packs two ivory handled six shooters. he speaks with a countrified accent  a feller could get hurt doin this. (cf. and sergeant york. ) the gang is led by sneering raymond massey and who buys and sells land and usually by underhanded means whenever possible. the gang includes steve cochran and who cannot play a westerner though he very good at scum bags in general. the requisite woman is ruth roman and daughter of the mexican plantation owner and who looks and speaks about as mexican as a boston brown betty. i do not think i will bother too much with the plot. no doubt someone has gone into it in some detail and it not worth much more mention. as in any 1939 western and it labyrinthine. everyone except cooper and his friends are underhanded and there are multiple double crosses and switched identities and hidden secrets. everything is retro. the plot and the dialog and the wardrobe and even the music. the score is by warner stalwart max steiner. he the guy that scored king kong. that was 1932. this movie was released in 1950. cooper name and by the way  blayde hollister  prompted me to look through the records of the raca  the real american cowboy associaton  to see if that name cropped up in their archives and which date from the beginning of time to february 4th and 1911 and when the last real cowboy passed away due to an unfortunate encounter with a deranged peccary. there has never been a real cowboy with the name blayde. hollister and yes and but not blayde. as a matter of fact and there is no record of any real cowboy named wade and luke and cole and or matt either. the most popular names for genuine cowboys and in descending order of frequency and were clarence and mortimer and noble and nebukadnezzar and plautus and pinchbeck and and hortense. if this movie had been released in 1939 and it would have been routine. in 1950 and it is a calamitous monument in the history of human recycling. 
stylized hollywood westerns and full of familiar conventions and seem to have eternal life and this is an avatar. everything in it seems to have been scraped out of the back of a drawer from 1939 and a larger budget applied and and this production its issue. gary cooper has played this sort of role dozens of times  the displaced southerner and fast on the draw and firm with honor and though kinda easy going whenever possible. he plays blayde hollister who travels to texas looking for the gang who destroyed his cotton plantation. he wears a buckskin fringed shirt and packs two ivory handled six shooters. he speaks with a countrified accent  a feller could get hurt doin this. (cf. and sergeant york. ) the gang is led by sneering raymond massey and who buys and sells land and usually by underhanded means whenever possible. the gang includes steve cochran and who cannot play a westerner though he very good at scum bags in general. the requisite woman is ruth roman and daughter of the mexican plantation owner and who looks and speaks about as mexican as a boston brown betty. i do not think i will bother too much with the plot. no doubt someone has gone into it in some detail and it not worth much more mention. as in any 1939 western and it labyrinthine. everyone except cooper and his friends are underhanded and there are multiple double crosses and switched identities and hidden secrets. everything is retro. the plot and the dialog and the wardrobe and even the music. the score is by warner stalwart max steiner. he the guy that scored king kong. that was 1932. this movie was released in 1950. cooper name and by the way  blayde hollister  prompted me to look through the records of the raca  the real american cowboy associaton  to see if that name cropped up in their archives and which date from the beginning of time to february 4th and 1911 and when the last real cowboy passed away due to an unfortunate encounter with a deranged peccary. there has never been a real cowboy with the name blayde. hollister and yes and but not blayde. as a matter of fact and there is no record of any real cowboy named wade and luke and cole and or matt either. the most popular names for genuine cowboys and in descending order of frequency and were clarence and mortimer and noble and nebukadnezzar and plautus and pinchbeck and and hortense. if this movie had been released in 1939 and it would have been routine. in 1950 and it is a calamitous monument in the history of human recycling. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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