It's a pretty effective Audie Murphy's film that we talk about, one of his earliest western role, not his best however, nor the Budd Boetticher's stuff, who will be far better several years later for Columbia Pictures and Harry Joe Brown, helped more than enough by the likes of Randolph Scott and Burt Kennedy as screenwriter. THis is just a Universal Studios film, well done, I repeat, where Murphy could ba an ambivalent character, but not as much as in NO NAME ON THE BULLET of course, his best role ever for me. This one is action packed, very professionally made, so pleasant to watch. Supporting characters are also excellent.
Review of The Cimarron Kid
