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A spoiled girl, who doesn't want to spend time at a dude ranch, learns a much-needed lesson thanks to Gene and her father.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The preachy and aged Duke's job as a U.S. Marshall is made difficult when several of his sons turn to a life of crime.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Mono - French Mono - Spanish
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This classic western stars Buster Crabbe as famed outlaw Billy the Kid. A wanted man, Billy partners up with Fuzzy Jones (Al St. John) and flees from Arizona with the help of local Rancher Ed Dawson (Hansel Warner). Billy agrees to return the favor by helping out on Warner's run-down Ranch, which is suffering the effects of a range war. In order to help Dawson, Billy will have to go up against the ranch's corrupt competitors, the gun-toting crooks of Double Box Ranch. Billy stands up to the task, fearlessly agreeing to lead the cattle towards the rail junction, even if it means risking his life on the trail.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Edward Dmytryk directed this literate Western, a remake of THE HOUSE OF STRANGERS, which is itself loosely based on Shakespeare's KING LEAR. Tyrannical cattle baron Matt Devereaux (Spencer Tracy) has raised his older sons harshly, leaving them neglected and bitter, particularly Ben (Richard Widmark). Matt's youngest son, Joe (Robert Wagner), however, receives the most attention from Matt's wife, a Comanche indian (Katy Jurado). Joe remains loyal, even taking the rap when the old man gets hauled up on charges of launching a raid on a nearby copper mine. After spending three years in jail, Joe comes home to find his dad dead from a stroke, his mother back with her tribe, and his brothers running the ranch into the ground. Joe, understandably shocked and enraged, then plots his revenge.The film features a solid script by Richard Murphy and strong supporting performances by Hugh O'Brien, Eduard Franz, Earl Holliman and E.G. Marshall. It's interesting to see Spencer Tracy in such an unsympathetic light as the patriarch; his scenes with Jurado comprise some of the film's best moments.
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Sidney Poitier directs and stars in this all-black western about an ex-Union Army cavalry soldier leading a group of recently-freed slaves to the western frontier in post-Civil War America. Tagging along with Buck are his wife Ruth (Ruby Dee) and a con man disguised as a preacher (Harry Belafonte, in his first onscreen pairing with Poitier). The black homesteaders' progress is seriously impeded by a sadistic racist (Cameron Mitchell) and his band of murderous thugs who resent the slaves' newfound freedom and wish to send them back to a life of servitude and sharecropping in Louisiana. With equal parts drama and comedy--as well as Biblical allusions to the story of Exodus--Buck and his followers must summon all their courage to contend with the racists on their journey to freedom.DVD Special FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingKeep CaseClosed CaptionedWidescreen AnamorphicTheatrical Trailer and PosterProduction NotesInteractive MenusScene Selection
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