Tom Horn

Synopsis

In the movie Tom Horn, Steve McQueen portrays a legendary figure of the Old West, a skilled tracker and gunslinger who is hired to clean up a cattle-rustling problem in Wyoming. As Tom Horn's methods become controversial and his reputation is questioned, he finds himself facing a moral dilemma that tests his code of honor and justice. The film delves into the complexities of vigilante justice, the clash between law and order, and the personal struggles faced by a man of action in a changing world. With stunning cinematography and McQueen's charismatic performance, Tom Horn is a captivating western drama that explores the myth and reality of a frontier hero.

Cast

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  Steve McQueen

  Tom Horn

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  Linda Evans

  Glendolene Kimmel

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  Richard Farnsworth

  John Coble

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  Billy Green Bush

  Joe Belle

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  Slim Pickens

  Sam Creedmore

• Peter Canon

  Assistant Prosecutor

Reviews

Tom Horn received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised Steve McQueen's brooding and intense portrayal of the titular character, others found the film lacking in depth and character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 71% approval rating, highlighting the visually striking cinematography and McQueen's magnetic presence on screen. IMDb users rated Tom Horn at 6.8/10, with many praising the realistic depiction of the Old West and the moral ambiguity of the protagonist's actions. Critics noted the film's slow pace and uneven narrative, but ultimately, Tom Horn is a thought-provoking western that offers a nuanced portrayal of a flawed hero.