New Mexico (1951)
1951 · Feature film · 70 min · dir. Irving Reis
ARROW-STREAKED ADVENTURE! BULLET-SCARRED STORY!!!
- Western
Synopsis
Captain Hunt of the cavalry is trying to promote good relations with the Indian chief Acoma. But Hunt's superiors in the military insist on pursuing policies that will provoke a conflict, and Chief Acoma is not willing to let himself be insulted.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- Irving Reis
- Writer
- Max Trell
- Cinematography
- William E. Snyder
- Studio
- Irving Allen Productions
- Released
- 1951-05-18
- Running time
- 70 minutes
Cast & crew
Irving Reis Director
Lew Ayres
Marilyn Maxwell
Andy Devine
Robert Hutton
Donald Buka
Ted de Corsia
Lloyd Corrigan
John Hoyt
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★ · What's wrong with Lincoln wishing for peace?! · USABG58 · 2011-08-12
Hoaky? Yep. Far-fetched? Yep. Bad? NO. The scene depicts the ideal of good people dealing with good people, regardless of the reality of the past. Nothing wrong with that ideal. And I further say nothing wrong with a movie portraying that. In fact, we need more ideals portrayed in movies. I saw the rest of the movie and for its age, it's not a bad movies.
★ · honest · horseoftroy · 2011-08-11
maybe you can watch this movie, but when abe lincoln gets out of the stage in new mexico to talk peace with the natives- i just can't bear it. it happens at the first,but still. so i admit i didn't see this movie, but there's something wrong- so wrong- about this i don't even care.
