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The Big Land(1957)

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  • big land

    • kevin sellers
    • 4/16/17

    Mediocre, vanilla western with a flat screenplay by David Dortort (the creator of "Bonanza," thus the vanilla) and Martin Rackin and some decent action sequences from director Gordon Douglas. There are some interesting (especially for 1957) intimations of a gay relationship between Alan Ladd and Edmund O' Brien (i.e. Virginia Mayo asks Laddd "What Kind of man are you?" and he replies "Alone until I met your brother") but they are soon dispelled by the nubile form of Mayo. Solid C.

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    • jesse gonzales
    • 8/28/09

    we seen almost all alan ladd movies and this i would too see again and share it with my father who is fighting throat cancer we love sit around the kit table and talk about western star and shane was my dad favorite movie but can find it anywhere i would love too surpris him one day with this movie and too watch his face light up means the world too me

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