John Ford tried to cover the end of the Old West but 3 plots ruined it
James Stewart returns to a town to for the funeral of John Wayne. His death and the Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is about the passing of the Old West. The problem is the movie had three storylines which was far too many. One moment Liberty Vance/Lee Marvin is robbing James Stewart. The next it switches to Stewart courting his future wife. The melodrama killed the Western. It’s not until the last quarter after Marvin is killed that it switches to democracy which relates to the main message. People were settling in the territory and wanted it to turn into a state which symbolized the coming of civilization, towns and cities and the end of the days of the Wild West. I congratulate John Ford for trying to pull off this plot but it just didn’t work.
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