I discovered this western far long after I already knew most of the Randolph Scott features which he made all over the years. Here, he plays an outlaw, "gentle" outlaw, not e real heavy, bad guy, OK, but a reformed outlaw, an outlaw who wants to at last get straight. And the ending is not so usual for him; if you see what I mean...That's all what I wanted to say about this pretty exciting little western pulled by the always good Gordon Douglas for Columbia pictures. The score is highly recognizable from this studio. A very good western, very interesting for Scott. But the story is also foreseeable and nothing special about the rest,except, I repeat, the quality.
Review of The Doolins of Oklahoma
