Texas Cyclone
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Movie Reviews of Texas Cyclone
Movie Review: What a delight this is - please, more like it!
Summary: 4 Stars
This has got to be the best reproduction of a 30's movie of any kind that I've seen. They've done a wonderful job. The more of Tim McCoy I see, the more I like him. He's such an oddball, though quiet about it. Love the hat and the 8, or is it 9 shirtsleeve buttons in a row. It's a good B Western story. For an added bonus we have John Wayne as almost-the-Duke, and as a real delight, Walter Brennan as almost_Walter Brennan. It might seem expensive for an hour-long black and white B-western but when you consider the rediculous quality of some of the cheaper versions of these westerns out there, this is well worth it. I still buy those cheap ones anyway, since that's all we can get.
I've changed this review, was 4 stars, now on second thought, I'm giving it 5 (though I can't seem to change the star rating).
Please, please, please, we need more like this! More early Tim McCoy. Also:
-More early Tex Ritter, preferably not already out in 5 different versions unless they are of the quality of this Tim McCoy
-More early John Wayne, preferably not already out in 5 different versions unless they are of the quality of this Tim McCoy
-More early Buster Crabbe Billy the Kid
-More early Buck Jones
-More early Ken Maynard
-More early Roy Rogers
-More early Crash Corrigan
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Movie Review: IN Arizona?
Summary: 4 Stars
It's just a dream. This movie starring Tim McCoy is a very good example of 1930's westerns. Costarring John Wayne, McCoy is mistaken for a "missing" rancher. The lawlessness of the second largest rancher has contaminated the town, and McCoy and Wayne (with a little help from some friends) clean it up. Walter Brennan is also in this movie and he look and sound the same as he did in the 1960's.
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