moviebox header nav
moviebox search icon
muted

Johnny Guitar

1954

R

1 h 50 m

United States

Drama

Western

After helping a wounded gang member, a strong-willed female saloon owner is wrongly suspected of murder and bank robbery by a lynch mob.
More

7.6 /10

21348 people rated

Watch Online

Watch in App

Episodes

Top Cast

User Review

Episodes
Top Cast
User Review

Episodes

film
lklk
Netflix
Plex
Top Cast(18)
starring avatar
Joan Crawford
Vienna
starring avatar
Sterling Hayden
Johnny 'Guitar' Logan
starring avatar
Mercedes McCambridge
Emma Small
starring avatar
Scott Brady
Dancin' Kid
starring avatar
Ward Bond
John McIvers
starring avatar
Ben Cooper
Turkey Ralston
starring avatar
Ernest Borgnine
Bart Lonergan
starring avatar
John Carradine
Old Tom
starring avatar
Royal Dano
Corey
starring avatar
Frank Ferguson
Marshal Williams
starring avatar
Paul Fix
Eddie
starring avatar
Rhys Williams
Mr. Andrews
starring avatar
Ian MacDonald
Pete
starring avatar
Trevor Bardette
Jenks
starring avatar
George Bell
Posseman
default avatar
Bob Burrows
Posseman
default avatar
Curley Gibson
Posseman
starring avatar
Chick Hannan
Posseman

User Review

author avatar

Neo Mobor Akpofure

29/05/2023 17:39
source: Johnny Guitar
author avatar

Mary Matekenya

18/11/2022 08:28
Trailer—Johnny Guitar
author avatar

Marvin Tfresh

16/11/2022 10:39
Johnny Guitar
author avatar

Asmae Charifi

16/11/2022 01:32
I'm not a big fan of Westerns. I just find a sameness to them that I can't get over. I had read that this was interesting. It was. First of all, the two protagonists are women. Joan Crawford, hanging on to her saloon, waiting for the arrival of the railroad, and Mercedes McCambridge, looking absolutely possessed, getting every man in town to follow her to the point of hanging people. Then there's Sterling Hayden, Jack Ripper from Dr. Strangelove, a puzzling character of great complexity, the gunfighter who can't stay out of the business. Add a few character actors and a relentless effort to ignite a fire and keep progress away, and you've got a really engaging film. It's obvious this was made with a higher budget, good camera work and some excellent settings. I'm sure someone has addressed all the symbols in the movie. Green dresses (envy), white dresses (purity), red dresses (time to kick butt). There are lots of scenes framed for effect as well. I recommend this film.
Disclaimer: All videos and pictures on MovieBox are from the Internet, and their copyrights belong to the original creators. We only provide webpage services and do not store, record, or upload any content.