Molly Turner

This is a movie that makes you wish that similar events had never occurred . The acting is superb — by victim, hero, and predator. I did not find it common or trite.

The movie is faithful to the book. For those who are a fan of this trilogy of books, I definitely recommend watching this concluding movie.

Shows Canadian life more than 120 years ago. Well acted and heart warming.

It is the sort of movie that causes one to go to historical accounts. Interesting, educational, and thought provoking. I recommend it to anyone of any faith as well as those lacking it.

Funny and lovely. Music completes this memorable romance.

This is journalism well done and presented effectively but in a quiet way. One is left hoping that accurate news is yet available. Worth watching more than once.

Essentially shows the details of the book. Scott was an impressive and ultimately likable Scrooge.

A very good adaptation of the book. Patrick Stewart is a fantastic believable Scrooge.

This is a black and white nearly 70 year old movie. I watched it in the 1950s in the theatre. Since then I have seen it at least 3 times on TV including now, 2019. It is an uncomplicated story of one decent, brave man who is forced to fight bad men. He stands alone without the help of the town whose people he has repeatedly protected as their sheriff. He is believably portrayed by Gary Cooper. The supporting actors and actresses are memorable. The background music adds to the story with "...do not forsake me oh my darling" running throughout. Watch this to see Gary Cooper in one of his finest roles. It does not matter that it is an old, black and white movie.

I am horrified that this received ANY review as being good. It accomplishes nothing positive to see it. It is a movie that should not have been made.