Ride Out for Revenge | COLORIZED | Rory Calhoun | Western Movie in Full Length



Colorized Western Film: Ride Out for Revenge – When an Indian chief is murdered in a hateful town, a sympathizing ex marshal tries to stop the Indians from attacking for revenge.

Ride Out for Revenge (1957)
Director: Bernard Girard
Writers: Norman Retchin, Burt Arthur(novel)
Stars: Rory Calhoun, Gloria Grahame, Lloyd Bridges
Genre: Western
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 1 November 1957 (USA)
Filming Location: Sonora, California, USA

Storyline:
In 1868, in the Dakotas, Cheyenne Chief Yellow Wolf and his son Little Wolf leave their destitute village and head toward the nearest army post in the town of Sand Creek. The two chiefs travel on foot because their tribe has very few horses. They intend to meet the local army commander to complain that, with winter approaching, their tribe needs warm clothing, horses and food. The Cheyenne have no firearms, as per treaty stipulations, and they cannot hunt for food. The local army commander is Captain George, a cowardly heavy-drinking U.S. Cavalry officer. He greets the two Cheyenne chiefs by saying that his main concern is not the Cheyenne’s needs but the needs of his own people. He also insists that he was given orders to remove the Cheyenne from the Black Hills to a reservation in Oklahoma. Chief Yellow Wolf replies that the Black Hills region is their native home and refuses to accept the re-settlement to a reservation in Oklahoma. He is willing to offer Captain George a trade. The chief will show Captain George an area of recently discovered gold deposits in return for assurances that his tribe will not be removed from the Black Hills. Captain George reluctantly agrees to the trade, but after the two Cheyenne chiefs leave, he sends his man Garvin to shoot at Yellow Wolf in the street, in order to intimidate the chief. Unfortunatelly, Garvin shoots the chief dead.

Reviews:
“Some westerns portrayed the American Indians as unthinking, one- dimensional idiots–riding around in circles waiting to be picked off by folks in the wagon train or by the cavalry. Others, like this one, are more sympathetic and show these same people as multidimensional and decent.

When the film begins, the local chief is murdered. This is a serious problem, as the chief was a man of peace–and the new, younger chief is more headstrong and ready for revenge. Fortunately, there is a local guy (Rory Calhoun) who understands these Indians and treats them decently–and he can diffuse the situation. But the town is a hellish place that wants no part of peace and the local cavalry commander (Lloyd Bridges) is a cowardly jerk-face. With the Indians on the warpath and Calhoun’s character the only person with any common sense, things look pretty awful for this stupid town.

The Indians are generally portrayed well. However, a complaint I often have is that the main Indians are played by white folks–such as Vince Edwards! So, it’s like two steps forward and one step back. Overall, however, the film is interesting and presents a more balanced view of the west. The only problem is that, at times, the characters are a bit more like caricatures–a bit too one-dimensional to be believable.”
– written by “planktonrules” on IMDb.com

Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) Ride Out for Revenge
Australia Ride Out for Revenge
Austria Blinder Haß
Belgium (French title) La Chevauchée de la vengeance
Belgium (Flemish title) De rit van de wrekers
Brazil A Lei do Oeste
Canada (English title) Ride Out for Revenge
Denmark Guldjagten i Dakota
France L’or des Cheyennes
Greece (transliterated title) Na ekdikithis!
Ireland (English title) Ride Out for Revenge
Italy La cavalcata della vendetta
Netherlands De rit van de wrekers
Portugal Corrida da Vingança
Romania Cavalcada pentru razbunare
Sweden Revansch till varje pris
UK Ride Out for Revenge
USA Ride Out for Revenge
Venezuela La ley del oeste
West Germany Blinder Haß

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High, Wide and Handsome 1937 Irene Dunne & Randolph Scott



High, Wide and Handsome is a 1937 American musical western film starring Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott, Alan Hale Sr., Charles Bickford and Dorothy Lamour. The film was directed by Rouben Mamoulian and written by Oscar Hammerstein II and George O’Neil, with lyrics by Hammerstein and music by Jerome Kern. It was released by Paramount Pictures.

Plot
In 1859, Doc Watterson brings his traveling medicine show to Titusville, Pennsylvania. After the show wagon is destroyed by an accidental fire, Mrs. Cortlandt and her grandson Peter invite the Wattersons and the show’s fake Indian, Mac, to stay with them. Peter and Sally fall in love.

Railroad tycoon Walt Brennan wants to acquire the land of several oil-drilling farmers, led by Peter Cortlandt. The townspeople block the plan, assisted by a herd of circus elephants, and instead construct their own oil pipeline.

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