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Godfrey - The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) - At one time Hollywood churned out Westerns like popcorn, and there were plenty of them on television, too.  They were cheap to make and required little imagination.  I first saw The Ox-bow Incident on television, with Henry Fonda introducing it as a different kind of Western.  Is it ever.  The good guys turn out to be the bad guys, because they let their emotions and lust for blood get the better of them.  The bad guys are really good guys who simply don't have the right paperwork.  And the whole incident started with a bit of fake news.  

   This is a movie that shows the ugliness of people, and yet notice that, except for a few punches, none of the violence is actually shown.  The hero, Henry Fonda, accomplishes nothing, and there are so many questions left unanswered.

   And I must mention Harry Morgan:  what a versatile and I think under appreciated actor.

   This is truly a great movie, one I have seen over and over, and it makes me uncomfortable each time.

July 19, 2017___                        _  ___


Stephen - The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) - I read the Waler Van Tilburg Clark Novel many many years ago.  It was a special book and this is a special film.

March 28, 2016___                   _______


Dean - The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) - Great film. Thanks Dan.

August 10, 2015               _           __


Maria - The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) - I'm not a big fan of the Western genre, but this was a great film and I'm so glad I watched it. Thanks Dan for the wonderful selection of movies here on OMT.

April 26, 2015                           __

The Ox-Bow Incident - Western. Stars Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews. A posse finds three men with stolen cattle and want to lynch them on the spot.

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The Ox-Bow Incident (1943)