7 Men From Now (1956)
Mild violence, Moderate Themes
| Director: | Budd Boetticher |
| Actors: | Randolph Scott, Gail Russell, Lee Marvin, Walter Reed, John Larch, Don 'Red' Barry, Fred Graham, John Phillips, Chuck Roberson, Stuart Whitman |
The hunt is on for seven men. Seven murderous rogues who robbed a Wells Fargo freight station of $20,000, killing a clerk in the process. Ex-lawman Ben Stride (RANDOLPH SCOTT) is the man determined to track down those seven men, for it was his beloved wife who was murdered during the heist. During his quest, Stride encounters a struggling, California-bound pioneering couple (WALTER REED, GAIL RUSSELL) as well as an old nemesis, Masters (LEE MARVIN), with whom Stride shares an uneasy alliance. All will find themselves swept into the drama of Strides search for frontier justice. Guns blaze and deceptions abound in this rugged drama, with Scott perfectly cast as the stoic, no-nonsense Western hero.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 75mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
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Philip
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Fairly basic screenplay and somewhat unrealistic pairing Randolph Scott with Gail Russell - being that he was almost twice her age.
Nigel W.
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A Western that has been lauded by critics way beyond its modest attributes. Also I never thought Randolph Scott was a convincing cowboy being too old, stiff and awkward Lee Marvin steals the show as a likeable bad guy.
Vivian N.
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A good old fashioned cowboy movie with an easy to follow plot and the boy nearly gets the girl