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High Noon
Cast
Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Bridges View AllCrew
Fred Zinnemann (Director), Carl Foreman (Screenplay) View All
Release: Jun. 9th, 1952
Runtime: 1 hour, 25 minutes
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Citizen Rules
It's the real time pacing that takes us from scene to scene as the Marshall tries to find help in a town that has forsaken him.
jal90
That is, while I do respect what this film brings in the context of western, and find its perspective very interesting, the execution at some key points falls flat for me.
Nope1172
I original applauded The Searchers for being the most straight forward western I had ever seen, and I applaud High Noon for doing exactly the opposite.
