It's good but Ford and Wayne made some better pictures together
Rio Grande was a grab bag of Western tropes. There was horseback riding and tricks, Country songs, a love story, and Native Americans. I could’ve done without the music and some other elements, but the rest was well done as any John Ford film. My favorite parts were his use of the open plains of Arizona mixed in with the steep bluffs the state is known for. John Wayne of course was the tough guy leader of a cavalry unit plus they showed some elements of Native culture like singing instead of them just being guys running around trying to kill the white man. Overall it’s a good Western but a bit overloaded. Ford and Wayne made some better pictures together.
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