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Only The Valiant

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Product Details

Release Date:	08/27/2013
UPC:	0887090070508
Original Release:	0000
Source:	OLIVE FILMS
Presentation:	[B&W]
Language:	English
Sales rank:	24,622

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Only the Valiant
1. Scene 1 [:00]
2. Scene 1 [13:13]
3. Scene 2 [17:24]
4. Scene 3 [17:44]
5. Scene 4 [6:10]
6. Scene 5 [14:20]
7. Scene 6 [15:05]
8. Scene 7 [8:38]
9. Scene 8 [12:32]

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Editorial Reviews

Only the Valiant is a fairly routine Western, but it does boast a fine cast that makes it quite watchable. If Valiant's screenplay were as good as its cast, it would be quite a flick. Unfortunately, Harry Brown and Edmund H. North's script is much too familiar and written with far too little imagination. We've all seen the basic set-up before: an unpopular, strict leader gathers together a rag-tag group of men and leads them on an extremely dangerous mission, turning them into a well-oiled fighting machine by the end and earning respect along the way. In the right hands, these are the ingredients for a gripping, exciting character story with plenty of room for action. In these hands, they make for a by-the-numbers plot. Gordon M. Douglas' direction doesn't overcome the deficiencies in the screenplay; his work is efficient and competent, but rather more is needed here. And that's where the cast comes in. Gregory Peck is in great "cards to the vest" form here, and he holds the film together with his sheer star power. Gig Young does every well as his romantic rival, and Barbara Payton is fine as the woman over whom the two tussle. Jeff Corey, Lon Chaney Jr. and Neville Brand all add significantly to Voice, but it is Ward Bond as the drink-heavy corporal that makes the biggest impression.

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