The Undefeated

Name: The Undefeated
Genre: Western
Released: November 27, 1969
Duration: 119 min
Rating: 48
Cast: Antonio Aguilar, Bruce Cabot, Jan-Michael Vincent, John Wayne, Lee Meriwether

1969

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Twentieth Century Fox | Release Date: November 27, 1969 | TV-PG

Starring: Antonio Aguilar, Bruce Cabot, Jan-Michael Vincent, John Wayne, Lee Meriwether, Marian McCargo, Melissa Newman, Merlin Olsen, Rock Hudson, Roman Gabriel

Summary: After the Civil War, ex-Confederate soldiers heading for a new life in Mexico run into ex-Union cavalrymen selling horses to the Mexican government but they must join forces to fight off Mexican bandits and revolutionaries.

Director: Andrew V. McLaglen

Genre(s): Western

Rating: TV-PG

Runtime: 119 min

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It's all stirringly traditional stuff, with a lively supporting cast, and made very easy on the eye by William Clothier's camerawork. Read full review

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Film has a basic storyline, character elements and dialog for what might have been a superior drama and possibly a great western. But Andrew McLaglen's direction, seems to consist of splicing together cliches, static camera work and Central Casting of the bit parts. Read full review

Roger Ebert

There are good lines of Wayne dialog and good exchanges with Ben Johnson (as the cook) and some scenes in which you can see that even Wayne thinks Gabriel looks ridiculous as an Indian. And these scenes help pass the time and help you forget how wooden and uninteresting Hudson is. Which is pretty wooden and uninteresting indeed. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

The Undefeated adds up to nothing more than a weak imitation of many other westerns--paying little or no heed to such issues as originality. Read full review

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