Labels
Movie Reviews
(717)
Music Review
(263)
Book Review
(244)
Children's Literature
(154)
family friendly
(154)
Christmas
(147)
musical
(127)
TV Review
(109)
animated
(105)
Disney
(94)
Western
(65)
Science Fiction
(59)
Mormon Movies
(36)
Halloween Movie
(34)
BBC
(31)
Doctor Who
(21)
Movie Review Summaries
(20)
Halloween
(18)
Civil War
(16)
Theatrical Review
(13)
documentary
(12)
family movie
(12)
broadway
(10)
Children's Music
(6)
Concert
(3)
children's theater
(2)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
(1)
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Disney Movie Review: **** Old Yeller
This is the classic movie of a boy and his dog. Travis (Tommy Kirk)
is the man of the house, as his father (Fess Parker) goes on a cattle drive. A stray
dog comes on the scene causing a heap of trouble the first day his father is gone. His younger brother (Kevin Corcoran) insists the dog is his. At first Travis doesn't like the dog; but mother (Dorothy McGuire) insists that
the keep the dog for his younger brother, Arliss. Travis learns to love
the dog, as he is a true cattle dog and saves Arliss from a bear,
Travis from a from a new mother cow, and from the hogs. Trouble brews the the dogs rightful owner (Chuck Connor) comes to claim him. However Arliss is so intent on keeping the dog, the visitor trades the dog for a meal. However there
is "Hypothermy" [rabies] in the country. In saving the family from a wolf, Old
Yeller is infected. A humorous aside is the character of Bud Searcy (Jeff York).
He instructs his daughter in gathering corn, "Make sure you get ears
what is sweet and juicy."
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment