|
|
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786304452882
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6304452888
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Release Date: June 10, 1997
Running Time: 77 minutes
Sales Rank: 25082
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: August 01, 1952
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - duel and silver creek
it was a normal Saturday cowboy western of years gone by and i love it
Rating: - A Better Western
This is one of Audie Murphy's Best. A real adult western. Audie Murphy, out to avenge the killing of his father by the gang who jumped their claim, gains a rep as a real fast gun. He rides into a town where the sheriff/gunfighter (McNally) uses his rep to keep the local gunmen in line. When the sheriff is crippled he covers his injury with bravado and hiring the "kid" as his deputy. It's cross and double cross as the sheriff chases the kid away because he thinks the kid betrayed the secret of ... Read More
Rating:  - Amazon Extremely Slow To Deliver
Item purchased Jan 30th 2007 and as of March 8th it still has not been shipped.
Rating:  - The Duel At Silver Creek 1952
Celebrated war hero Audie Murphy (1924-1971) packs a two-fisted punch in this action filled western adventure , which also features legendary Oscar winner Lee Marvin (1924-1987) in one of his screen appearences . Stephen McNally (1913-1994) is lightning , the quick-drawing Marshal of Silver City wh?s intent on capturing a ruthless gang of claim jumpers that have been terrorising and murdering local miners -including his best friend . After losing the of his famed trigger fingers in a shootout , Lighting ... Read More
Rating:  - Great Little B Western
We're not talking classic here but this is a good example of the solid little B westerns the studios were churning out in the fifties. There's a ton of action crammed into the modest 77 minute running time, from the opening montage of violent killings through to the final gun battle between the baddies and the town posse. Audie Murphy is his usual average self as The Silver Kid (yeah, it's that kind of western where charcaters get saddled with dumb names like Brown Eyes and Sombrero), but Steve McNally is ... Read More
|
|
