This is the second Davy Crockett movie that Walt Disney released. And if you watched the first Davy Crockett movie, you have watched this one. The plot is a little bit different, but at least the first movie had some sort of momentum. This feels like an episode that was taken from in between the events of the first movie. And as both of these movies are just television episodes that have been edited into a film that would make sense. Because in real life Davy Crockett died in the Alamo, so there is no way that there could be a sequel to the first movie. At the end of the first movie there is narration that some say Davy Crockett died some say he's still alive, but you can think what you want so the narration kind of leaves it open , so how can you have a sequel then? Putting the strangeness of the existence of this movie aside for a moment, the movie has the same charms and flaws as the first. Which makes sense because it's exactly the same everything actors, writers, etc. So if you want to know what American kids were watching on their TVs in the late 50s, you can give this a watch, isn't worth your time otherwise.
