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	Yuma Clint Walker, Barry Sullivan Mntex Entertainment, 1996 average customer review:based on 5 reviews
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highly recommended

The cast is excellent, and the plot is very well done, as were several of the westerns made during that general time. There are sub-plots which lend the central character depth and personality that some of the older westerns did not always achieve. And there's enough shoot-em-up to keep it exciting, although Harmon displays a calm control of each situation that many of us would envy today. Very good all-around entertainment, nothing in there the kids couldn't watch, but adults will like it, too...if they like westerns. I've watched this one several times--and will again.

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Big, tall, calm Clint

This is one of my favorite western movies and was also one of my Dad's. Clint Walker plays a U.S. Marshall who comes to Yuma to clean up the town. Right off the bat, he has to kill (in self defense) the brother of the owner of a large trail herd headed toward the town and quickly gets blamed for the death of another brother. The interesting thing about this movie is Walker's calm easy-going way. There's no bluster and loud show of force here; he just does his job, quietly and well. There's also a lot of cultural diversity as he befriends a homeless Mexican boy and the local Reservation Indians who are being cheated, but learn to trust the new Sheriff and also tangles with the Army. A memorable scene occurs when he goes to the Fort to talk with the Army about some recent occurences. When a soldier refuses to wake his commanding officer, Walker handles things in his own quiet, humorous way. This was a good role for Clint Walker, who handled the part of the sheriff very well.

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clint walker at his best

yuma was a great western played by clint walker of cheyenne fame, he showed that he could really act not just a tv star!


Great film, Kathy Hays and Clint Walker are adorable!

Not one of my all time favorite films, by any stretch. But it's a good movie and Clint Walker plays a role unlike Cheyenne in this film. You could however, see some of his frustration personally in his work in this film and I'm not sure that was a great idea. Kathryn Hays, the second wife of Glenn Ford is also in it, and she's quite good and surprisingly pretty. I am a western fiend, so any western is good almost. YUMA made in 1970 when the studios were not investing a lot in them anymore. But worth the cost on Amazon.

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