Thunder Mountain

Synopsis

Thunder Mountain is a classic western film released in 1935, starring George O’Brien. The story follows a cattle rancher who finds himself entangled in a web of treachery and deception when a mysterious stranger arrives in town. As tensions rise and secrets are revealed, the rancher must confront his past and fight for justice on Thunder Mountain. Filled with breathtaking landscapes and thrilling action sequences, Thunder Mountain is a timeless tale of honor, redemption, and the power of the human spirit.

Cast

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  George O'Brien

  Kal Emerson

• Barbara Fritchie

  Sydney Blair

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  Frances Grant

  Nugget

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  Morgan Wallace

  Rand Leavitt

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  George 'Gabby' Hayes

  Foley

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  Edward LeSaint

  Samuel Blair

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about Thunder Mountain, with some praising its stunning cinematography and compelling performances, while others criticize its predictable plot and slow pacing. "The film's visual beauty is undeniable, capturing the essence of the American West in all its glory," says Rotten Tomatoes, giving it a rating of 3/5. On the other hand, IMDb users have rated Thunder Mountain 5.9/10, with some describing it as 'a decent western with solid acting but lacking in originality'. Metacritic concurs, stating that while the film has its moments, it ultimately falls short in delivering a truly engaging and memorable experience.