This was the beginning of the final years for Errol Flynn, he was still good in this surprise less story full of charm and action, a bit different an dmore effective than George Marshall's THE SHEEPMAN for Metro Goldwyn Mayer. It is rather short for a major Warner flick, maybe because Ray Enright was the director and not William Keighley or William Wellman. This scheme concerning sheepmen vs cattle owners war has certainly been told many times, besides this one and THE SHEEPMAN; I guess they are both the most important films. So, to summarize, that's a prety good old fashioned western in the pure Hollywood style. Well done, very professional piece of work.
Review of Montana
