Mixes style of a 50s crime flick with a Western
The start of this movie is like a 50s crime flick as three outlaws plan a heist by going through their responsibilities on a map of the bank they plan to rob. In fact, the whole style of the film feels like it’s taken from a modern drama rather than a Western. Gun the Man Down focuses upon James Arness attempting to get revenge on the men he did the bank job with who later abandoned him. I have to say I don’t think the film maintained the momentum it began with but it was still good overall.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["McLaglen", "Andrew V."], "Producers": ["Andrew V. McLaglen", "Robert E. Morrison", "John Wayne"], "Starring": ["James Arness", "Angie Dickinson", "Robert J. Wilke"], "Studio": ["Western"]}

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