Well, nothing special to say about this western from director Sam Wood, where a trio of leads are in charge of the entertaining job. This not Sam Wood's best picture, not his most famous, maybe because the topic is so predictable, with good guys vs villains whom they want to get a small town rid off. If you search something unusual, some surprise, forget this film, despite its obvious quality in directing and acting. Very forties in its film making and acting, I mean you did not find such schemes in the fifties. In the forties, there were many westerns involving a group of "good" guys, and rarely lonesome heroes. And among those pals, there was usually one of them "worst" than the others. So, to summarize, that's a good western for die hard fans of the genre, that's all.
Review of Rangers of Fortune
