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The Man From Laramie
About a man seeking revenge against the men responsible for his brothers death. Special features: full screen and widescreen versions subtitles in english spanish portuguese chinese korean and thai original theatrical poster production notes interactive menus scene selections. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 12/21/2004 Starring: James Stewart Arthur Kennedy Run time: 104 minutes Rating: Nr Director: Anthony Mann more
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- Posted: Feb-02-2009
the man from laramie
another james stewart movie I like but, but not alot of excitement, for someone to buy please read reviews
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- Posted: Jan-09-2009
Fine, Leathery Jimmy
Full disclosure: That header is lifted from a previous newspaper review of this movie. That settled, "The Man From Laramie" is a first rate western. ML features a definitive beginning, middle, an end, a credible plot, a fine cast, razor sharp direction from Anthony Mann and Big Sky New Mexico...
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- Posted: Aug-02-2008
Great western
Great J. Stewart western, one of his best. Kind of "dark", but still great movie.
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- Posted: Jun-27-2008
Stewart and Mann's last Western in widescreen
This western, unfortunately, turned out to be James Stewart & Anthony Mann's last collorboration together and their only Western in widescreen (Cinemascope). It's may well be their best one along with "The Naked Spur" for it tells the Shakesperian like story of a stranger who arrives in a New...
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- Posted: Mar-19-2007
Man From Laramie
I loved James Stewart in about all his films. He was a great actor and is sorely missed. This is one of his better western films. The price was vVERY appealing.
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- Posted: Nov-21-2006
Usual great stuff from Mann and Stewart
Director Anthony Mann and star James Stewart made a great combination. I always found their westerns together reached a part of me that other westerns didn't reach. Along with Bend of the River, Winchester '73 etc, this is top-notch stuff, not necessarily heavy on action, but with a lot of...
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- Posted: Nov-08-2006
A tale of anguish and vengeance...
Some of the best Westerns of the fifties were those directed by Anthony Mann and John Ford, straightforward and unpretentious, but each with an interesting approach to the requirements of the genre... Mann's films were the more prestigious, usually featuring James Stewart who, with John Wayne,...
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- Posted: Sep-02-2006
Powerful western
This ambitious western concerns a corrupt landowning family (the Waggomans) who finally disintegrate when an outsider, Will Lockhart (James Stewart in his best role for Mann), is drawn into its closed world.Mann's dramatic presentation, here as in most of his 50s westerns, is Shakesperian in its...
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- Posted: Sep-12-2005
Solid Stewart western
The collaboration of director Anthony Mann and the righteous Jimmy Stewart again provided the ingredients for a successful movie. Filmed against the sprawling picturesque terrain of New Mexico, the movie tells the tale of Will Lockhart, a loner and ex-Army man who is now delivering freight via...
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- Posted: Jun-18-2005
man from nowhere
Lochart (James Stewart) was told that the salt was free for the taking But then he was caught stealing the salt by the son of the cattle baron who actually owend the land and most of that town,so the son wanted to teach Lochart a lesson in front of his sidekicks that how tough he is,so he burned...
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