

1960·Western·1h 14m
7.1
★









A white man trades with the Comanche for the release of a female stranger and the pair cross paths with three outlaws who have their eyes on the handsome reward for bringing her home and Comanche on the warpath.
Directed by Budd Boetticher
native american
comanche

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Cast

Randolph Scott
Jefferson Cody

Nancy Gates
Mrs. Lowe

Claude Akins
Ben Lane

Skip Homeier
Frank

Richard Rust
Dobie

Rand Brooks
Station Man
Crew

Budd Boetticher
Director

Burt Kennedy
Screenplay

Charles Lawton Jr.
Director of Photography

Budd Boetticher
Producer
Popular Reviews
11 reviews
May
6.0★ · 04/18/25

La he visto desde la planta de cardiovascular del HUCA. Me perdí trozos por ir a comprar Cheetos abajo, buena trama.
La he visto desde la planta de cardiovascular del HUCA. Me perdí trozos por ir a comprar Cheetos abajo, buena trama.
Max
5.2★ · 04/08/25

Definitely an western
Definitely an western
Gabriel Silva
8.3★ · 03/15/25

Randolph Scott is clearly Boetticher’s muse. Throughout all these Ranown Westerns, Scott is shown in such a lovely light that it’s hard not to just fall in love with the character he plays in each film. Comanche Station is no exception, where his character’s morals really do make him stand a head above the others. The standards of the Ranown Western are all here and are comforting and familiar, but this time with a soundtrack that feels so specifically western in a way that was missing from prior films in this series. The time dedicated to showcasing the landscape breaks things up but also gives the simple story a sense of majesty about it, which really does give the ending moments this sense of relief, contrasting it to the clearly more harsh environments
Randolph Scott is clearly Boetticher’s muse. Throughout all these Ranown Westerns, Scott is shown in such a lovely light that it’s hard not to just fall in love with the character he plays in each film. Comanche Station is no exception, where his character’s morals really do make him stand a head above the others. The standards of the Ranown Western are all here and are comforting and familiar, but this time with a soundtrack that feels so specifically western in a way that was missing from prior films in this series. The time dedicated to showcasing the landscape breaks things up but also gives the simple story a sense of majesty about it, which really does give the ending moments this sense of relief, contrasting it to the clearly more harsh environments
Nolan Golightly
7.2★ · 11/12/24

It’s got this weird lull for about 20 minutes where the exact same scene keeps playing out over and over, but everything around that is fun so whatever.
It’s got this weird lull for about 20 minutes where the exact same scene keeps playing out over and over, but everything around that is fun so whatever.
Sebas Devoto
8.7★ · 03/12/24

Fantástico. Se plancha en cierta parte del segundo acto, pero todos los personajes tienen su arco perfecto, es algo que hacen muy bien los films de western clásicos, como enfrentan personajes opuestos complementarios para cerrar la historia con broche de oro
Fantástico. Se plancha en cierta parte del segundo acto, pero todos los personajes tienen su arco perfecto, es algo que hacen muy bien los films de western clásicos, como enfrentan personajes opuestos complementarios para cerrar la historia con broche de oro