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WOW
There is almost nothing else to say. The Duke is wonderful, so is the plot and overall the movie was superb!!! ... Read more

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Tex Rides With The Boy Scouts
The story line was pretty lame. The acting was fairly poor. But the Scout uniforms and activities were awesome to see if you are an avid Scouter.

Boy Scout Movie
I enjoyed this movie, because I am involved in scouts. Anyone into scouts and history will like this movie. The quality of the transfer is low, but I still enjoyed.

Scout Movie
I enjoyed this. I think anyone involved in scouts or into westerns would appreciate this movie. The quality of the video is low, because it seems to have been transferred from old film. ... Read more

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BADMEN OF DEADWOOD
Don't waste your money on this piece of garbage. This is a DVD made from a VHS transfer, made from a VHS transfer. The picture quality is so bad it gave me a headache after just 15 minutes of watching fuzzy images and dark scenes. And the sound is even worse. I have no idea why companies like this who spend money making attractive box covers and disc lables can have no regard for the quality of the movie they are transferring. There is no excuse....if they worked with a decent 16 MM print there is no way it could be this bad. This company has bought a bad VHS tape and made a copy from that bad tape to offer an even worse quality copy.

Durn-tootin' Saturday matinee fun.
Sturdy Republic Western that emphasizes action over music. The Sons of the Pioneers are nowhere in sight. Roy Rogers is a reformed gunfighter working for Gabby Hayes' snake oil medicine show. In Deadwood, the members of the civic league are in cahoots with a gang of killers. This includes the sheriff and the newspaper editor, who has been waging a bogus war against crime on the editorial page. Villains abound. The honest townspeople enlist Roy's help, and the stage is set for excitement. This B Western is true to its budget restraints. The running time of 53 minutes is a virtue that doesn't let the plot go awry. With the bad guys posing as good citizens and the good guys reduced to social castoffs, the story requires close attention to keep the players straight. Even RR initially wears a black hat. The conflict of warring factions builds to a climactic shoot-out of Hopalong Cassidy proportions. This film is an entertaining blend of Western action and light humor. We are happy to report there is more shootin' and ridin' than in most of RR's later Western musicals. Nobody made Westerns as Republic. ;-) ... Read more

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BOSS OF BULLION CITY (1941)
(Western, Black & White, 1 hr 1 min)
Universal - U.S.A.

DIRECTOR: Ray Taylor

CAST: Johnny Mack Brown (As: Tom Bryant), Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day, Maria Montez (As: Linda Calhoun)

COMMENTS: It's a race to see who can get whom first when a tricky sheriff is exposed by Brown and his nit-witted stooge. Western shows Brown at his straight-shooting best.

Maria stars as Linda Calhoun, a virtuous young lady who lives according to her religious beliefs and loves, in silence, the hero of this story Tom Bryant.

This role was very important for her future, because it was the first one as a co-star; on the other hand, it is the only one of her movies in which she says some phrases in Spanish. ... Read more

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Fuzzy Q Jones avenges his twin bother's murder
Al St John,in a dual-role plays Fuzzy and his twin brother. After his brother is murdered by muraders,Fuzzy joined by Billy Carson(Buster Crabbe)set out on the task of avenging his brother and cleaning up the valley. ... Read more