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Big Jake

Big Jake

Media:DVD
Directed by:John Wayne, George Sherman
Starring:John Wayne, Richard Boone
Release date:09 August, 2005
List price:$12.99
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Big Jake

Average rating: Stars
Stars "Wayne rides high in the saddle once again..."
John Wayne rides high in the saddle once again in "Big Jake", which proves to be one of his better films from the 1970's.
Wayne plays Jacob McCandles, an aging rancher who goes after the group of men who attacked his ranch, killed some of his workers, and kidnapped his grandson. However, "Big Jake" doesn't plan on letting these no-goods get away lightly. He teams up with his sons James and Michael (played by Patrick Wayne and Chris Mitchum, respectively) and an old Indian friend named Sam Sharpnose (Bruce Cabot) to distribute some rugged Western justice. It has been many years since Jake has even seen his family; he doesn't even know about his grandson until his estranged wife (Maureen O'Hara) sends for him. A man also out of his time, Jake is surprised with inventions such as the motor-car that has made horse-riding obsolete, and the automatic pistol Michael carries for protection. Although it is 1909, he still prefers to use a horse and six-shooter, just like the old days. Whether they use "advanced" technology or not, Jake and his pals have a lot of trouble on their hands as they try to catch up with the men who have his grandson while fighting off local robbers who know about the alleged 1,000,000 dollars Jake possesses for his grandson's ransom.
The action scenes are surprising violent (compared to some of Wayne's older films), but they're not extreme to the point of earning "Big Jake" an R-rating. The dialogue, especially between Jake and his sons, is enjoyable and simple. A cast of familiar Western actors only adds to the fun, as familiar faces appear throughout the film. Some of the actors include Harry Carey Jr., John Agar, Jim Davis, and plenty more.
"Big Jake" is a film that John Wayne fans and action fans alike won't want to miss. Unfortunately, there are no special features on the DVD edition.
Big Jake - John Wayne, Richard Boone
Stars Good!
I'm not a huge fan of Western films, but this was quite interesting.

It really is John Wayne at his best. The characters are interesting and the plot compelling. Lots of horse-back action too!
John Wayne, Richard Boone - Big Jake
Stars Tied for Wayne's best ever
"Big Jake" is John Wayne's best movie (tieing with "Angel and the Badman" and "Rio Bravo"). An excellent plot, even better casting, and non-stop action are the trademarks of this movie. Big Jake (Wayne), is very impressive as a character, in true Wayne fashion. Definantly watch this movie!
Oh, and by the way, it is rated PG-13 for western violence, not G as appears on this page.

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