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6.1 / 10 1h 43min

Adventure Drama

Shrimpers and oilmen clash when an ambitious wildcatter begins constructing an off-shore oilrig.

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Review by user807kviq75hr

Determined oilmen in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Review by PixelPenguin

Shrimps, Oil and Love in Port Felicity

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Review by user247uhx4ird2

Cornball adventure story about clashing industries ...

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Review by user947fo00kpn2

"Wide-Screen" (sort of)...Stereo...Technicolor...Much Ado About Not Much...Almost a Dud

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Review by user806jhfclcpm

Unique take on the Western genre

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Review by ElectricElk

Exciting epic offshore oilern, with some problems in screenplay details and casting

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Review by AuroraAlpaca

Joanne Dru looks very sensual under Mann's direction...

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Review by user783suchru1x

Where's The Widescreen Version?

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Review by user630ggiykrs9

Stewart Follows His Dream Again

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Review by ShadowySalamander

Thrilling Anthony Man movie about modern oil drillers fight to drill in waters that have historically been off-limits

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Review by user502maskfubi

Considering this is a Jimmy Stewart and Anthony Mann film, it should have been a lot better!

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Review by user7349ek14t7b

Transparent Plot Devices, Thin Script, but Interesting Look Back

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