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Old 11.16.2020, 03:01 AM   #24750
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Winchester '73
Straight after watching it I really enjoyed it. However after thinking about it the past few days my opinion's dulled a bit more. Don't get me wrong James Stewart is as brilliant as ever, but the story felt a bit more convoluted than it needed. Maybe that was the point. Plus the final battle scene felt a tad tacked on.


Fair. It'a a classic for the way it introduces greater psychological complexity into the genre but it's not without its faults. Definitely agree about the tacked on nature of the final battle and the love-interest angle always feels like a distraction. I love the tournament scene at the beginning, though, where Stewart wins the rifle, and the one with the gun trader. Plus it's Anthony Mann, so lots of great exterior shots.
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