I thought that the song goes it's only a paper moon. Just kidding, but this disappointing film may have very well needed paper added to it.
The dialogue is limited. I can understand that because the Eva Marie Saint part calls for a woman who had been kidnapped by the Indians years before and had a child with the chief.
Found by the army and it's scout, Gregory Peck, the wife knows that her husband shall be on her tail and immediately flees with Peck. They are pursued all over and the bodies begin piling up wherever the Indian goes in his pursuit of the Saint character.
The picture eventually comes as a cat and mouse venture between the Indian and Peck. With all that shooting occurring between them in the forest, I thought I was back in "Duel in the Sun."
The dialogue is limited. I can understand that because the Eva Marie Saint part calls for a woman who had been kidnapped by the Indians years before and had a child with the chief.
Found by the army and it's scout, Gregory Peck, the wife knows that her husband shall be on her tail and immediately flees with Peck. They are pursued all over and the bodies begin piling up wherever the Indian goes in his pursuit of the Saint character.
The picture eventually comes as a cat and mouse venture between the Indian and Peck. With all that shooting occurring between them in the forest, I thought I was back in "Duel in the Sun."