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It is difficult to imagine a film like “Lonely are the Heroic” being released today. Everything about this near-forgotten 1962 semi-classic seems unconventional. A bittersweet ending, a flawed hero/protagonist, quirky law enforcement officials, character-establishing scenes which proceed slowly though perceptibly, underlying brutality (during a vicious barroom brawl) and a thematic mourning for a time long since passed. And of course the film is in dusky and white.
Like astronomical poetry, the film “Lonely are the Valiant” must be savored several times, it’s taste acquired, it’s ideas earned through idea and contemplation. Quite simply, the film is one of the finest westerns ever made.
A simple memoir, though with crisp dialogue and underlying substance, “Lonely are the Doughty” tells the fable of the modern-day loner cowboy Jack Burns, brilliantly played by Kirk Douglas. Upon his horse, Burns rides into a dusty Recent Mexico town to visit veteran friends, dodging speeding cars on a highway. He soon discovers his best friend, a childhood chum he old-fashioned to carouse with, has been jailed for transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico. In the blink of an gaze, Douglas has himself arrested in an attempt to befriend his buddy atomize out of jail.
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But his friend refuses, instead choosing the life of a family man, wishing to return to his wife and child as soon as possible. Douglas promptly breaks out of jail, deciding to detestable the mountains into Mexico and wait for “things to blow over.” A shuffle ensues, with a relaxed sheriff (superbly played by a young Walter Matthau) trying to gash off “the cowboy.” The prance contrasts the loner (Douglas) on horseback in the mountains versus the modern-day technology of radios, helicopters, the U.S. military and jeeps.
But it is the limited scenes in “Lonely are the Courageous” that truly give the film its depth and dwelling. A tranquil moment as Douglas pauses at the bedroom door of his friend’s son, perhaps imagining what his life could have been under different circumstances; a firm hug and kiss with his friend’s wife (Gena Rowlands in one of her earliest roles) insinuating past love; a conversation with a mountain squirrel while waiting for a helicopter to hover past; a silly soliloquy while washing his hands discussing the variety of signs hanging from a barbed wire fence; and other telling, comfortable scenes creating a character of fierce independence trapped within a disquieted land of convention.
“Lonely are the Doughty” harkens wait on to a time of literate drama and well-written dialogue born of the theater and literature. It is also a film that, like its protagonist, slowly moves along the stagger until its inevitable, heartbreaking conclusion. But that’s the diagram it should be. Kirk Douglas’ character wouldn’t have it any other draw.
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“Lonely are the Doughty” is an unforgettable film. If you have not seen this gem before, you are in for a western treat.
I grew up in N.M., where the account takes location (Albuquerque), and my dad took me to the Route 66 Archaic Town Bridge where we watched the filming of Kirk crossing the Rio Grande on horseback. At that time, it was unprejudiced shapely to search for a movie star.
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I didn’t truly delight in the film until I grew up. Now, I ogle in it an individual very grand like cowboys who were around in my childhood; fiercely independent, hard-drinking, hard-working men who, because of their disdain for fences, rules, and conformity, are themselves responsible for being alone. They are men who were born too behind, who are veteran fashioned cowboys in a West where round-ups are now by helicoptor and ATR vehicles. A man on horseback, as a map of life, is swiftly fading away. You can witness that sadness and loneliness in this film. That the hero in the film could actually own that he could out-run original police pursuit on horseback only adds poignancy; he is really trying to out-run novel times and loss of individuality. That is truly a lonely pain.
This film is wonderful; I agree with the reviewer who said this was kirk’s best film, and his celebrated. It is, for me, one of the best American films ever made. Ogle this gem.
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After watching the initial 16 black-and-white, hour length episodes in addition to the unaired colour pilot of “Eleven Days to Zero” (14/09/1964) in the VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA – SEASON ONE, VOLUME ONE 3-disc dwelling I was pleasantly surprised to score that there were absolutely no technical problems encountered with all this considerably hefty amount of viewing pleasure crammed onto a mere 3 DVDs as I initially feared.
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I’m gay to picture that the volume one collection turned out to be a truly exceptional tv premium and can be highly recommended to all devout VOYAGE fans.
The impending volume two station (scheduled for release on July 11th, 2006) is no less impressive in lisp with many outstanding efforts presented taken from a consistently well-behaved first season (1964-65) most notably being “Mutiny,” “Doomsday,” “The Invaders,” “The Buccaneer,” “The Human Computer,” “The Saboteur,” “The Amphibians,” “The Enemies,” “The Condemned” and “The Traitor.”
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The glittering galaxy of star-studded celebrities making smart guest appearances in the latter half of the first season formidably includes Robert Duvall, Donald Harron, Michael Constantine, Barry Atwater, Harold J. Stone, Warren Stevens, Edward Asner, John Anderson, Rudy Solari, Skip Homeier, Leslie Nielsen, Torin Thatcher, J.D. Cannon, Henry Silva, Michael Pate, David Sheiner, Bert Freed, John Van Dreelan, Malachi Throne, Arthur Franz, Joe De Santis and George Sanders.
Not to mention boasting the novel, vibrantly energetic performances by the series’ two dynamic leads Richard Basehart and David Hedison whose interest and enthusiasm in their respective roles delightfully shines throughout in the course of these most amazing 32 segments that would be produced.
The final 16 first season episodes contained in the volume two status consists of:
17) “The Last Battle” (04/01/1965)
18) “Mutiny” (11/01/1965)
19) “Doomsday” (18/01/1965)
20) “The Invaders” (25/01/1965)
21) “The Indestructible Man” (01/02/1965)
22) “The Buccaneer” (08/02/1965)
23) “The Human Computer” (15/02/1965)
24) “The Saboteur” (22/02/1965)
25) “Cradle of the Deep” (01/03/1965)
26) “The Amphibians” (08/03/1965)
27) “The Exile” (15/03/1965)
28) “The Creature” (22/03/1965)
29) “The Enemies” (29/03/1965)
30) “The Secret of the Loch” (05/04/1965)
31) “The Condemned” (12/04/1965)
32) “The Traitor” (19/04/1965)
Most notable among the special bonus material to be included is a taped interview conducted with none other than David Hedison himself (expanded from his guest appearance on THE FANTASY WORLDS OF IRWIN ALLEN 1995 tv documentary) who provides an enlightening, firsthand, behind-the-scenes myth of this landmark SF tv series’ production in addition to offering his personal viewpoints specifically pertaining to Mr. Hedison’s working relationships with the show’s two prime movers Richard Basehart and Irwin Allen.
As with volume one fully restored and digitally remastered, pristine video transfers taken from the unusual 35mm source elements will be utilized providing optimum visual and sound clarity for maximum entertainment pleasure.
By the first year’s demolish not only would VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (ABC 1964-68) commendably expose itself to be a television sensation and renewed for the 1965-66 tv season on the ABC Television Network but it would be further honoured with an Emmy Award for L.B. Abbott in the category of Outstanding Special Photographic Effects. A resounding triumph for Irwin Allen who would ambitiously recede ahead setting plans for LOST IN Site (CBS 1965-68) and THE TIME TUNNEL (ABC 1966-67) two more impressive television projects that would both become highly acclaimed SF tv classics in their fill suitable.
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After watching Volume 1 Season 1, I heartily recommend. The quality of the DVD was grand. I know that some people experienced a spot with the DVD freezing, but I did not. The stories were better than I remembered. OK, yes the special effects may not be as impressive as they are today, but they were suitable for its time. This series was one fraction action, one allotment sci-fi, and one allotment glance movie. These episodes were more notion out than later years where the expose became monster of the week.
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