Río rojo

Título original: Red River

Película de TV
1988
TV-14
1h 36min

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Bruce Boxleitner, James Arness, and Gregory Harrison in Río rojo (1988)

Remake de la película homónima de 1948. Arness interpreta a un ranchero (James Arness) enfrentado a su hijo adoptivo (Bruce Boxleitner).Remake de la película homónima de 1948. Arness interpreta a un ranchero (James Arness) enfrentado a su hijo adoptivo (Bruce Boxleitner).Remake de la película homónima de 1948. Arness interpreta a un ranchero (James Arness) enfrentado a su hijo adoptivo (Bruce Boxleitner).

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Not really a classic remake

A nice story, but pales compared to the John Wayne, Monte Cliff original of 1948. Too many subplots, confusing characterizations and a wandering theme of a troubled trail drive and its boss driver...Arness is one-dimensional, lacks the charisma of a John Wayne (don't they all)...Bruce Boxlietner is a good looking stud, but could never give the penetrating characterization portrayed by Monte Cliff, a truly remarkable performance. The original offered a clean plot and built to a great conflict between a father and son...this made for TV version is action packed, but is totally unremarkable. See the 1948 Red River for a genuine treat of the classic western and Hollywood at its finest.

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This was the final screen role for Guy Madison.

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Since there is no "Errors in astronomy" category, I guess this goes here. When Gregory Harrison (Cherry Valance) is wooing Laura Johnson (Kate) at night under a tree with a canopy you couldn't possibly see through, while she's holding a child, and she says she has to go, and he points out the big dipper to her to get her to stay. But the view shows a thick patch of stars with no pattern. Not the Big Dipper, which is in a northern region with much fewer stars where it's easily visible year-round if it's view-able.