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True Grit

1969

Action / Adventure / Drama / Western

True Grit

1969

Action / Adventure / Drama / Western

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87% TOMATOMETER · 54 reviews

84% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

7.4/10 · 54.7K

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Plot summary

The murder of her father sends a teenage tomboy on a mission of 'justice', which involves avenging her father's death. She recruits a tough old marshal, 'Rooster' Cogburn because he has 'true grit', and a reputation of getting the job done.

Director

Henry Hathaway

Top cast

Kenneth Becker as Farrell Parmalee

Larry Arnold as Courtroom Spectator

Dennis Hopper as 'Moon'

Dean Smith as Minor Role

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.09 GB

1280*714

English 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 8 min

Seeds 7

1.98 GB

1920*1072

English 2.0

TV-14

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23.976 fps

2 hr 8 min

Seeds 58

Comments 5

zaur 2049 days ago

Fuck Yeah John Wayne! Racist son of a bitch!

paulnaegels 2506 days ago

Thanks!

bollymunster 2506 days ago

is that you john wayne? is this me? -apologies to stanley kubrick

Mistikki 2506 days ago

I hate these talking (bald) head trailers where you want to watch the trailer but you get some guy who loves the sound of his own voice saying very little.

benebrux 2506 days ago

Coen Brother's version (which is not quite a remake) is a jewel, but this one must be seen, too (it has Robert Duvall and Dennis Hopper as supporting actors!)- with it's pair, Rooster Cogburn (1975), where Wayne retakes the role.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

This has got to be one of the

CinemaSerf

This has got to be one of the finest of this genre ever made. Wayne is superb as a tough, uncompromising US marshal engaged by a naive, but headstrong Kim…

8 / 10

It's about the Duke's image really you know

John Chard

It's about the Duke's image really you know. When her father is shot and killed, Mattie Ross is outraged and thirsting for revenge. Seeking out Rooster Cogburn…

It's about the Duke's image really you know. When her father is shot and killed, Mattie Ross is outraged and thirsting for revenge. Seeking out Rooster Cogburn based on his gritty reputation, and aided by Texas Ranger LaBoeuf, they head off to find the killer. It's not bold or foolish to say that John Wayne has not only been in better films, he's also given better performances than his Oscar winning turn here in True Grit. However, few of his fans, or anyone who had watched his career closely, were complaining that the big man collected the pinnacle of acting awards. True Grit is a highly entertaining picture that when all is said and done, is as much about Wayne's image as it is a revenge character driven piece. Suffering with ill health in the twilight of his career, Wayne delivers a warm and humble performance as Cogburn. Eye patch over one eye, Rooster Cogburn is a rapscallion who is impossible to dislike, and that comes down to Wayne and his mannered performance. True Grit is boosted by the sparky performance of Kim Darby as Mattie Ross, with the chemistry between herself and Wayne warm and honest, and this gives the film its emotional core, with both characters needing each other without even knowing it. It almost wasn't to be for Darby though, Mia Farrow was the preferred choice for Mattie, but Farrow unwisely took advice from a mischievous Robert Mitchum and turned down the part, something she is quoted as saying she regretted for the rest of her career. Faring not so well, though, is Glen Cambell as LaBoeuf, guilty of trying too hard, he just becomes hard to take seriously, and this even in the jovial moments. Robert Duvall lands bad guy duties but doesn't quite get to grips with it, and the rest of the cast are merely making up the numbers. Thankfully director Henry Hathaway shoots it just about right, he, along with his excellent cinematographer Lucien Ballard, are framing Wayne and all his iconic being in one loving movie. So in what could have been a standard hunt the villain picture, actually turns out to be quite a character driven treat. 8/10

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