Shane Comments

  • Layla 2022-03-20 09:02:15

    A classic stylized western movie. The plot in the middle is too procrastinated. The little boy is dying and he keeps asking and shouting. . . At the end, it's a farewell to the wild society of the west and the problem of gun battles, entering the age of...

  • Monique 2022-03-20 09:02:15

    I don't know what to say, hahahaha, it would be great if they Shane and their family lived together. His son said that his father needs him and he admires his mother and needs him. . . . ....

  • Timothy 2022-03-20 09:02:15

    Soothing and intense, and endless aftertaste. This is a western film with deep emotions. It has a calm narrative and a perfect picture. It is extremely lyrical without being muddled. It makes people feel the sincerity at the bottom of the heart. The film plays a beautiful elegy about the times and males, which is vigorous and silent, not overly sad, but it creates an excellent atmosphere of nostalgia and gives the audience infinite inner...

  • Deontae 2022-03-20 09:02:15

    Too typical is too traditional. The land battle between herders and bullies is a lonely cowboy, slow but not procrastinating. In the end, no need to think that the cowboy killed the bully and started to wander again. The kid, the actor, is too cute and not good at acting, because this is an important role. Kean Arthur is still the actress I hate the...

  • Stephania 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    It’s also a lot of chatter before shooting. Leon’s rhythm is much better than this. Also, for more than 100 minutes without a gun, John Wayne is more able to hold the line than this male protagonist, Alan Ladd I'm still too thin [← ←I have officially become a muscular man lover. . This is also the most romantic Western movie I have ever...

  • Jacynthe 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    The stupid-looking boy between teeth is very stealthy, Shane and Marian's emotional handling is very subtle and beautiful, and the scene of Shane and Scarret cutting the stump together and smiling at each other is ambiguous. With Shane, the story of a ranger cowboy fighting evil and presided over justice, it represents the myth of a cowboy hero, and it also implies the helplessness and regret of the end of the western cowboy era. At the end, the youngest son Joey watched the hero go away, which...

  • Shannon 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    The little boy's affectionate cry to Sean on horseback can be seen as a call to the pioneering era of the west, a fascination with the heroes of the west, and a remembrance of the passing time. From grazing to farming, from the gunmen of the pioneering era to the heroes who defended the land of the self-farming people, the era after the last gun battle is legendary. The relationship between Sean and Marian (Joy's wife) (should have been known before) is handled delicately and beautifully, which...

  • Neoma 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    "I heard you are a low-down Yankee liar", The coming of Homesteaders with civilization and the end of the days of cattlemen and...

  • Maximo 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    Typical American Western movies, stories of common people and local bullies, with tolerance, persistence, and indecision in the process, are destined to be a slow-paced film. The little boy is indeed...

  • Elissa 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    Judging from the genre inventory of westerns, one can understand the flaws pointed out by some comments, especially the Shaun portrayed by Alan Lard, who is so clean that he is not like a Western Ranger but more like an urban male puppet, and lacks a match with the plot description. The physique and convincing power: he punched Ben Johnson, who was half his head, out of the house with one punch. From the point of view of type variables, this film is indeed unique. The ambiguity between the...

Extended Reading

Shane quotes

  • Marian Starrett: You're both out of your senses. This isn't worth a life, anybody's life. What are you fighting for? This shack, this little piece of ground, and nothing but work, work, work? I'm sick of it. I'm sick of trouble. Joe, let's move. Let's go on. Please!

    Joe Starrett: Marion, don't say that. That ain't the truth. You love this place more than me.

    Marian Starrett: Not anymore.

    Joe Starrett: Even if that was the truth, it wouldn't change things.

  • Marian Starrett: You were through with gun-fighting?

    Shane: I changed my mind.

    Marian Starrett: [softly] Are you doing this just for me?

    Shane: For you, Marion... for Joe, and little Joe.

    Marian Starrett: Then we'll never see you again?

    Shane: Never's a long time, Marian.

    [looks at Joe, who he knocked out]

    Marian Starrett: Tell him... tell him I was sorry.

    Shane: No need to tell him that.

Shane

Director: George Stevens

Language: English Release date: August 14, 1953

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