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| − | '''Red River''' (1948) is a [[Western (movie)|Western]] movie that some consider to be the greatest ever. Starring [[John Wayne]] in a more complex role than usual, the film features a long cattle drive from [[Texas]] to [[Missouri]] and the conflicts among the cowboys along the way. | + | '''Red River''' (1948) is a [[Western (movie genre)|Western]] movie that some consider to be the greatest ever. Starring [[John Wayne]] in a more complex role than usual, the film features a long cattle drive from [[Texas]] to [[Missouri]] and the conflicts among the cowboys along the way. |
It has been compared with the classic ''Mutiny on the Bounty'' (1935, remade in 1962 and 1985). | It has been compared with the classic ''Mutiny on the Bounty'' (1935, remade in 1962 and 1985). | ||
Revision as of 22:41, June 30, 2022
Red River (1948) is a Western movie that some consider to be the greatest ever. Starring John Wayne in a more complex role than usual, the film features a long cattle drive from Texas to Missouri and the conflicts among the cowboys along the way.
It has been compared with the classic Mutiny on the Bounty (1935, remade in 1962 and 1985).