Gun Fury is a run-of-the-mill western-adventure film made fun with the performances by Rock Hudson and Donna Reed, but not much else was all that memorable.
Gun Fury
— The Limited Edition Series —
(1953)
Genre(s): Western
Twilight Time | NR – 82 min. – $29.95 | September 19, 2017
Date Published: 09/17/2017 | Author: The Movieman
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ABOUT THIS RELEASE
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| California-bound rancher Ben Warren (ROCK HUDSON) is shot and left for dead when a demented ex-Confederate, Frank Slayton (PHIL CAREY), kidnaps his Southern bride-to-be (DONNA REED). Revived, Ben sets out to rescue her. Along the way, he picks up Jess Burgess (LEO GORDON), a slighted former member of Slayton’s gang, and American Indian local Johash (PAT HOGAN), who has his own beef with the outlaws. Together they embark on a perilous chase toward the Mexican border to stop Slayton. |
SPECIAL FEATURES – 0.5/5 |
| This comes with an 8-page booklet. The only feature included is the Theatrical Trailer. |
VIDEO – 3.0/5, AUDIO – 4.0/5
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| Gun Fury debuts on Blu-ray through Twilight Time who received the HD master from Columbia Pictures. All things considered, it’s an okay looking picture at times, while other times detail was splotchy and in a few scenes, I noticed a halo effect, just not sure if it was from edge enhancement or the type of effects for the time period.
The audio meanwhile is more than satisfactory. The movie received a DTS-HD Master Audio Mono track which does provide good dialogue levels and during any horseback riding and/or action scenes, there is some fine depth. |
OVERALL – 2.25/5 |
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Overall, Gun Fury is a run-of-the-mill western-adventure film made fun with the performances by Rock Hudson and Donna Reed, but not much else was all that memorable. The Blu-ray released by Twilight Time has so-so video, good audio and no-frills features. |
Check out some more screen caps by going to page 2. Please note, these do contain spoilers.