Mixed feelings about this movie
I have mixed feelings about this movie. It’s about reconciliation between the North and the South after the Civil War. John Wayne is a former Union officer while Rock Hudson is a former Confederate heading a group of ex-soldiers and their families to Mexico. The two become allies to face the dangers along the journey. That’s not the problem. In fact, there’s also a nice part of interracial love as Roman Gabriel who plays a Native American falls in love with Melissa Newsman a young white girl. On the other hand, during the start there’s several attempts to mythologize the South. For instance, Hudson drives off carpetbaggers that want to buy his plantation and then gives a gift to one of his slaves before he departs. The first was meant to show the slave owners as victims after the war and the second was to say that they cared about their slaves. Total nonsense.
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