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Thursday, July 5, 2018











     Montana Belle
1951  NR  WESTERN  1h 22min
CAST— Jane Russell, George Brent, Scott Brady, Forrest Tucker, Andy Devine
MUSIC— Nathan Scott  DIRECTOR— Allan Dwan

     If only she could sing as well as she can shoot. Jane Russell stars in this so-so Western as an up and coming bandit who uses her gang to compete with the notorious Dalton boys. When things start to heat up she and her two partners hide in plain sight; she acts like a professional gambler while her partners case the casino. But there occurs a slight hiccup: she begins to fall in love with the proprietor of the establishment. The bullets start to fly when the Daltons force her to join their gang and steal $1,000,000. In between the cut-throat dealings of these thieves, she still finds time to lip sync to horrible love songs. Take it or leave it.
OUR RATING— **
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