I am very touched by this story of a rough man teaching life to a spoiled kid; Their relationship is very well described and analyzed. The chemistry between Joel McCrea and Dean Stockwell is magnificent for me, far more important than the rest of this story. It is the key of it actually. I did not remember this Kurt Neuman's film and that makes his best western, but maybe not film, because of THE FLY. This topic of a young tenderfoot among cowboys, hard and rough men reminded me CULPEPPER'S CATTLE COMPANY from director Dick Richards. Very agreable western where the plot is nothing, only the characters matter. But is there at least a plot?
Review of Cattle Drive
