It Happened Out West

Synopsis

In the film "It Happened Out West" released in 1937, Paul Kelly stars in a Western tale of adventure and redemption. The story follows a rugged cowboy who finds himself facing a gang of outlaws terrorizing a small town. As he takes on the challenge of bringing them to justice, he forms unexpected alliances and confronts his own past. Filled with gunfights, horseback chases, and dusty landscapes, this classic Western captivates audiences with its timeless themes of courage and honor. With a blend of action, drama, and a touch of romance, "It Happened Out West" delivers a thrilling journey into the heart of the Wild West.

Cast

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  Paul Kelly

  Richard P. 'Dick' Howe

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  Judith Allen

  Ann Martin

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  Johnny Arthur

  Professor Thad Crookshank

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  LeRoy Mason

  Bert Travis

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  Lew Kelly

  Diner Counterman

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  Russell Hicks

  Cooley

Reviews

Critics have different opinions about the movie "It Happened Out West." Some praise the authentic portrayal of the Old West and the charismatic performance by Paul Kelly. However, others criticize the predictable plot and lack of depth in character development. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 3.8/5, stating 'While the film offers a nostalgic look at the Western genre, it falls short in delivering a truly memorable experience.' Conversely, IMDb users rate it 4.9/10, with mixed reviews ranging from 'An entertaining Western classic' to 'Lacks originality and fails to engage the audience.' Despite the varying opinions, most viewers agree that the film's picturesque cinematography and classic Western elements make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre.