Reviews for Fighting Man of the Plains

5.6 / 10 1h 34min

Former bandit Jim Dancer becomes marshal of a Kansas town and cleans up the criminal element - with the help of his old pal, Jesse James.

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Review by entrepreneur

Fast-moving very fine Western, with the grim and great Randolph Scott

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Review by RubyRabbit

Fair Scott movie. Good start, poor conclusion.

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Review by AquaStar

This is one of my favorite Randolph Scott films partly because of the setting in the Civil War and cow town periods of Kansas' history and the plot which concerns a man's efforts to atone for his actions as

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Review by user7479j3d4gnf

Solid script propels fast-paced Randolph Scott western

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Review by adventurer

Randolph Scott Excels In Underrated Western

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Review by user807c68qg358

When Jesse James does a good turn for a fellow criminal...

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Review by giggler

SAW IT AS A KID, AND NEVER FORGOT IT....

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Review by alakazam

Randolph Scott is fine in interesting B-western that's above average...

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Review by starship

For men who want to be men and women who are lost without one

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Review by user439xa9odycy

Extraordinary cast and script make this a must-see

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Reviews for Fighting Man of the Plains

Fast-moving very fine Western, with the grim and great Randolph Scott

Fair Scott movie. Good start, poor conclusion.

This is one of my favorite Randolph Scott films partly because of the setting in the Civil War and cow town periods of Kansas' history and the plot which concerns a man's efforts to atone for his actions as

Solid script propels fast-paced Randolph Scott western

Randolph Scott Excels In Underrated Western

When Jesse James does a good turn for a fellow criminal...

SAW IT AS A KID, AND NEVER FORGOT IT....

Randolph Scott is fine in interesting B-western that's above average...

For men who want to be men and women who are lost without one

Extraordinary cast and script make this a must-see

Railroad men, cattle men, a gambler, a bank robber, a woman who can't help being in love ... it's all here.

Scott Western, Routine and Reliable