ger; [Ringo; Höllenfahrt nach Santa Fé]; ein verhafteter mann soll in einer postkutsche zu einem gefängnis gebracht werden, die apachen erschweren dieses vorhaben und ringo will am ende noch an drei mördern rache nehmen.;

Great fun, even if the story is rather simple. The apache attack scene is one of the best action scenes of all time, especially for its insane stunts. Thomas Mitchell as the drunk doctor is also top-notch.

I have had no experience with pre-Clintwood westerns, but Stagecoach was a surprising amount of fun. The premise is simple but effective, the cast is varied and colorful (but not that well developed), and it ends with a decent Apache showdown. Satisfying and entertaining.

88.750

Obviously not the strongest western, but arguably among the important ones. Despite the praise heaped upon it, I'm not sure of how I feel about the structure. Regardless of all that, a very enjoyable ride.

Excellent stuff - from the characterisations and how enjoyable they are to spend time with, to the sense of humour, to the young John Wayne's plucky, outspoken charm in his role as the recaptured prison-escapee Ringo Kid, to the equally great performance as Dallas by Claire Trevor, to how charming and genuinely satisfying the romance between these two ostracized folks is, to the beauty of Monument Valley in all its starkness and towering majesty. And then the chase scene comes - wow!

83

The Dudley Nichols screenplay is a little too pat to make this a classic, but the acting and direction are very good. John Carradine, Claire Trevor and Thomas Mitchell are particularly fine.

Lame. That is until the chase, which is kind of amazing with genuinely thrilling stunt work.

nthx

There's just so much to love here; every character is as fleshed out as they need to be, and most have enough elements left unsaid to keep them interesting the whole way. John Carradine is perfect, from his performance to his suave costume and every single frame he's on the screen. The cinematography is consistently beautiful but not overwhelming. While the film's tone tends to range from amusingly light to terribly dark, it just fits. Its iconic status is more than deserved.

Terrible. The 20 minutes before John Wayne is introduced are painful to watch, a bunch of shitty characters that no one should care about cracking lame jokes and talking about nothing. Really bad. I keep hoping to find what others see in John Ford but in actuality he doesn't seem to be very good. Very overpraised and I really can't understand why, if you want a good western you shouldn't look to this film for it.

John Wayne was a nazi. He was. But not anymore.

Doesn't really have much depth to it but it's still a very exciting and well made film. The climatic chase scene has some extraordinary stunts.

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A true old-fashioned western. The cavalry comes charging to the rescue at the last minute and the hero and his girl ride off into the sunset. You have to like the old stuff to appreciate it, but it's worth a watch.

#81

Still haven't found a John Wayne movie I can even half-way enjoy.

would've given this a higher rating if they eased off on their attempts at humour.