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• Callaway Went Thataway

  • Mr. Blandings
  • 8/31/11

  While Keel does a good job of convincingly playing two disparate characters, overall he is bland and there is no chemistry between him and Dorothy McGuire. Also, it is strange seeing Fred MacMurray reduced to a guest star role, and an unlikeable fellow at that. Mildly entertaining but held back by a weak script.

• a all star salute to the B western cowboy

  • jesse
  • 5/26/11

  Many today forget that the B western cowboys ruled the screen, and tv screens at this time, this film as a great look at that part of Hollywood history, it also shows not all stars were as caring in their images as say Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Hop Along and many others, but some were hard drinking, brawling, women chasers that just played the clean cut all Amercian cowboy on the screen.

• Yippe-cay-yay-A movie all the way

  • Chris in Vegas
  • 5/30/09

  I almost didn't watch this, but once it got moving I couldn't stop. Witty and completely enjoyable. It spans many genres and is an early and clever poke of fun at advertising. Not mentioned often and not easily found, this deserves to be rediscovered by modern fans. Makes the cowboy figure endearing and is a feather in the cap for its' stars. Well written, comes to a proper ending, and is utterly delightful.

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