It's a revisionist western that benefits from Peck's enormous presence to maintain the disturbing plot about justice, belief and revenge, without losing sight of some gorgeous panoramic views in CinemaScope. [Full review in Spanish]

A hard-hitting Western saga which sports a chilling twist at the end.

Gregory Peck was the perfect expression of idealized cinematic manhood: Remote yet full of passion, stern but empathetic, skilled in the ways of violence but reluctant to employ them.

Henry King's stroll into Anthony Mann Country is a stronger, more limber, more complex Western than The Gunfighter