Eastwood is conflicted working for the wrong man
Lalo Schifrin did the score for Joe Kidd and it’s his distinctive style that hits you during the opening of Joe Kidd. The story was written by Elmore Leonard and directed by John Sturges. Clint Eastwood is an ex-bounty hunter hired by Robert Duvall to track down John Saxon who is a Mexican bandit protesting against Americans like Duvall controlling all the land.<br /><br />I thought I knew all of Eastwood’s Westerns but this one was new to me. He plays a conflicted man because Duvall is actually the bad guy in the story as Eastwood quickly finds out. You can take a guess how that works out.<br /><br />This is part of the revisionist movement where the line between good and bad was often blurred and the characters were more complicated that traditional Westerns that were always black and white. Eastwood is a perfect example. He’s a flawed character but he knows what Duvall is doing is wrong.<br /><br />Saxon doesn’t get much screen time and that’s a good thing because his Spanish accent is horrible. He does get to tell off his girlfriend Stella Garcia which is quite good in terms of insults.<br /><br />Overall Joe Kidd is a good Western and I always like seeing Eastwood take care of business.
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