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03/26/09
The Alamo (1960)
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Reviews Counted:13
Fresh:7
Rotten:6
Average Rating:5.4/10
Runtime: 4 hrs 6 mins
Genre: Westerns
Synopsis: The Duke directs (with the uncredited help of his friend and mentor John Ford) this flag-waving spectacular about the courageous struggle by 182 American heroes to defend a small Catholic mission... [More]
Starring: John Wayne, Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey, Richard Boone
Director: John Wayne
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07/08/03
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04/18/04
John Wayne doesn't appear for the first twenty minutes of The Alamo, his 1960 directorial debut, and that's a bad sign.
04/19/04
Could Wayne have crafted a better film if he only tried his hand at directing, instead of putting on the hero's mantle as well? Doubtful.
04/01/04
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01/15/03
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11/12/04
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01/23/04
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03/04/08
Patriotic but inaccurate epic Western.
10/03/05
Despite a banal and preachy script, full of speeches about religion and patriotism,the film has some good action sequences; overall, it's not worse than the 2004 remake starring Billy Bob Thornton.
02/23/07
Duke does Alamo redux. Heroic, overblown, speechy.
10/25/04
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