Mcclintock (1963) (Sp)

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Mcclintock (1963) (Sp)

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - McLintock!
This was a fun movie when I was young, and still is. It really is pretty sexist by today's standards, but still enjoyable to watch.

Rating:

- O'Hara and Wayne at their BEST
I finally own the movie that almost out does the Quiet Man. If you love O'Hara and Wayne together, you cannot miss this one. A thrilling comedy for the whole family for now and years to come. You will laugh till it hurts and watch it twice because you will miss a lot while laughing out loud. Amazon delivers an excellent quality DVD.

Rating:

- Funny Film with Timeless Words of Wisdom
A friend let me borrow this film and I found it funny and cute. Although his version the film was scratchy and not good quality but I bought this one and it was perfect. The sound and picture quality was perfect. I do not have any trouble with my disc.

Words of wisdom: "I can't explain it Becky, but there is something that happens between a man and a women with all that growing up together."

John Wayne at his best!

Rating:

- Fun Movie
This is one of the best John Wayne movies that I have ever seen. Very funny and exciting to watch. This is up there with Hatari! I would recommend this movie to everyone.

Rating:

- Don't let your daughter watch this....
I love John Wayne. I love Maureen O'Hara. And I love them together. And when I first saw this movie, years ago, I loved it. The story is rather standard, but the "mud bowl" is uproarious farce, as is most of the movie. However, upon watching it recently, it hit me like a sledge hammer that I do not want my daughter to see this movie. This movie, like "The Quiet Man", needs to be tossed, as I have tossed my copies. In violent American, where FBI stats tell us that violent homes are found in every tenth house on every street in America, the spectacle of a man chasing his wife through the streets and publicly (or privately) spanking her is not funny! Nor is the more subtle spectacle of that spanking being taken by the woman as a sign that her husband loves her. There is no love in hitting. There is only violence. Any women who thinks otherwise is literally in danger for her life. Do not let your daughter watch this movie. It is NOT funny.

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