Film · Prime Video · 1953
Shane
Keep it. The gun is put down and then, sadly, picked up for a weaker neighbor. Older children.
Shane wants a farm life he is not clean enough to keep. The homesteaders want to stay, which is the right want: a valley with cabins is better than a valley with one man's cattle. Ryker is not a misunderstood entrepreneur. He is a man who thinks prior force is a deed. The boy worships the gunfighter, and the film is uneasy about that worship, which is why the farewell hurts. Do not ride after him in your mind. Stay with the people who will plant.
The eight
Industry
8/10
Stump-pulling is the honorable work.
Household
7/10
A family that is not his, and he will not take it.
Piety
4/10
A moral code, spare.
Courage
8/10
He goes to town for them.
Republic
8/10
Settlers against a private seizure.
Temperance
6/10
Violence is a last tool and still a stain.
Truth
7/10
The land grab is shown as a grab.
Stewardship
7/10
It hands you the farmer, if you will take him over the legend.
Live historicallyDefend a neighbor's fence, and do not love the weapon that did it.