Shane
Overview
An ex-gunfighter defends homesteaders in 1889 Wyoming.
Cast
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George Stevens Director -
Alan Ladd Shane -
Jean Arthur Marian Starrett -
Van Heflin Joe Starrett -
Brandon De Wilde Joey Starrett -
Jack Palance Jack Wilson -
Ben Johnson Chris Calloway
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Edgar Buchanan Fred Lewis -
Emile Meyer Rufus Ryker -
Elisha Cook Jr. Stonewall Torrey -
Douglas Spencer Axel 'Swede' Shipstead -
John Dierkes Morgan Ryker
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Shane is a beautiful film and an unapologetic, old-fashioned Western. It has an innocence and sincerity that you can't really find in films today. If you're looking for a classic example of the Western genre, this is it.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Classic good virus evil. Friendship between a rancher and and a stranger. Love between a husband and wife and also between the wife and a stranger. Admiration between a boy and a stranger. This film developed characters as well as any film ever made. There is not one unnecessary scene in the entire movie. To simply say it's a classic or even it's the best western ever made doesn't do it justice. If you've never seen this gem, please watch it. Or if you're like me and have seen 50 times, watch it for the 51st.
This movie starts off pretending to be Old Yeller and moves slowly and ominously into death and carnage mode. Great performances by Alan Ladd and Van Heflin with a disturbingly wicked portrayal of an assassin by Jack Palance turn this from a standard cowboy flick into a masterpiece. The trope of the stranger come to help the beleaguered family is worked to its best effect. A classic western not to be missed.
I first saw this in the early 90s. Revisited it recently on a DVD which i own. When you love a western, it's a film like Shane that you go back to time and time again. Everything has already been said about this great film n there seems to be little left to say but as a fan of western films, lemme contribute by praising how good this film is. The single greatest asset is the wonderful cinematography. The mountains, the lakes, the hills, farms n houses all looked straight outta poetry n painting. Loyal Griggs did an amazing work with the film's cinematography. The story is about a mysterious gunfighter (Alan Ladd) who helps a farming family against cattle barons wanting the farmers land. Jack Palance in a role of pure malevolence with his evil smirk n few dialogues. George Stevens' direction is truly stunning. He made a very touching film. This film has contributed a lot towards the western genre.