High Noon (1952)
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- Themes
- Disillusionment
- Martin Howe: And in the end you wind up dyin' all
alone on some dusty street. For what? For a tin star. It's all for
nothin', Will. It's all for nothin'.
- Faith and Duty
- Oscar winning western with much discussion of faith
and duty, with a contrast between the marshall's violent duty and
his new wife's quaker beliefs. (submitted by Don Keast)
- Integrity
- Martin Howe: The public doesn't give a damn about
integrity. A town that won't defend itself deserves no help.
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