The Last Posse | Full Movie | Wild Westerns
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- Broderick Crawford and John Derek kick up a lot of dust in this rock em sock em 1950s western classic. Three bad guys are on the run with money stolen from a rancher, and a sheriff's posse sets out after the scoundrels.
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The Last Posse | Full Movie | Wild Westerns
Many thanks from Ireland. A very enjoyable movie. Any movie with Broderick Crawford is a must watch for me.
A good movie with a good cast.
Excellent movie with a surprise ending!
WHAT A YARN enjoyed every minute of it
Good movie
Good movie, don't think I've ever seen it before.
It’s getting hard to find a movie I haven’t seen hopefully I haven’t seen this one before 😅
Dang, this one's set in Roswell, New Mexico.
Handsome John Derek at his best .
The music almost sounded like it was lifted from Highway Patrol.
Another great western.
YOU TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH
Good stuff. Thanks for posting.
Broderick great actor, but the most unbelievable cowboy in history
Excellent
Valet parking
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If they got $5 a head they should have some money, and just because there was a drought why should they have to sell cheap?
Who else would want to buy the drought problem? If you buy any animal during a drought you to have to come up with the water somewhere, so a drought would easily drive down prices...
@@philliphager6107 I don't think lack of water was the problem, since you saw the well filled river they crossed when fleeing. A drought will dry up what grass the cattle graze on --THAT'S the problem. You heard one of the Rohmer's say that Druhn had enough pasture for both their herds, but wouldn't share because he wanted to force them to sell at a loss.
I've raised cattle through a drought, 3 of 'em in fact. The pasture grasses get so dry they crackle when you walk on them. You have to start feeding hay way earlier than normal. Few western ranchers put up hay in the early days. And pray that the rains come in time to grow some more hay to harvest before time to feed them in the winter. It's truly a worrisome time if you raise livestock. What drives prices down is everyone selling down their herd size at the same time, because of lack of feed. That happened in Texas several years ago during their years long drought. Massive selling into an already well supplied market will "knock the bottom out," of beef prices, as we would say.
A nice western overall, but somehow it lacked suspense for me. Maybe I'm just not in the mood today. Even my cigar isn't drawing properly.
Released July 4th,1953