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Common efforts of the U.S. government and the Comanche nation to negotiate a peace treaty are sabotaged by renegade Indians and by the short-sighted Indian Commissioner.
Indian scout Jim Read is picked by his commander to set up a meeting between Comanche Chief Quanah Parker and a representative from Washington to negotiate a peace treaty. People from the Comanche tribe as well as the US Calvary have reason to prevent the meeting from ever taking place. Romance, betrayal and fighting ensue.
This has all the hallmarks of being what later became known as a revisionary Western . By this I mean Hollywood woke up to the fact that the indigenous Native Americans had a raw deal from history and Hollywood movies featuring whooping injuns portrayed as violent savages weren&#39;t helping matters much hence in the late 1960s and early 70s you&#39;d get movies like SOLDIER BLUE and LITTLE BIG MAN and later still we had DANCES WITH WOLVES that showed the wild west through the eyes of the Indians . This 1956 film called COMANCHE pre-dates these revisionary Westerns where the poor noble misunderstood savage is set upon by the white man <br/><br/>Actually it doesn&#39;t because from the outset we&#39;re shown it&#39;s the Mexican/Hispanic community who are all to blame . We&#39;re given a short history lesson that when Spain conquered Mexico the Spanish held the Comanches at gunpoint and made them work down the mines gathering silver . Understandably the native population were a bit angry about this and revolted leading to the Spanish to stamp upon them . After Mexico gained its independence the slaughter continued with Mexicans putting a bounty on Indian scalps 100 dollars for a warrior , 50 dollars for a squaw and 25 dollars for a child<br/><br/>&quot; Wow Theo that is so cruel and if anyone did that today they&#39;d be getting arrested and tried for crimes against humanity at The Hague &quot; <br/><br/>Undoubtedly and rightly but you have to ask yourself a rhetorical question that would the native population of the United States be getting a better deal ? No they wouldn&#39;t this film tends to ignore this and seems to portray the United States White Anglo-Saxon Protestant as being morally superior to that of their Hispanic neighbours who are portrayed as being as untrustworthy but are very good guitar players and it&#39;s left to an American WASP to save the day <br/><br/>This cultural arrogance is not so much offensive but a great pity because COMANCHE did have some potential to be a good Western that would have appealed to people who don&#39;t like the Western genre . It does try to push the boat out against the Hays Code by having a slightly sadistic streak but then sabotages it by including a couple of songs over the soundtrack
Had this movie starred a lesser name than Dana Andrews, I probably never would have watched it or else turned it off after a while, as this was a rather dull but competently made picture. Aside from more modern sensibilities about the American Indians (they aren&#39;t savage or bad and there is an attempt to understand their motivations), there really isn&#39;t anything different to set this apart from hundreds, if not thousands of mediocre Westerns from the 40s and 50s.<br/><br/>Part of the problem was in casting Kent Smith as the Indian chief. He was a good journeyman actor, but here he was all wrong. While his character was supposed to have SOME White blood, Smith looked and sounded about as much like an Indian as Shirley Temple! It&#39;s odd that although the script is quite sensitive and &quot;politically correct&quot; by today&#39;s standards, they still used a lot of White actors in makeup as the Indians (if you look, you&#39;ll also notice Mike Mazurki as an Indian as well).<br/><br/>Another part of the problem is that while I like Dana Andrews a lot, I&#39;ve got to admit he was pretty bland in the part--a part which would have been more convincing had it featured Randolph Scott or Jimmy Stewart. Andrews just wasn&#39;t believable as a cavalry scout in the old West. Andrews forte was in contemporary stories--placing him in a horse and Indian film just seemed unnatural and his performance reflects this.<br/><br/>Aside from these complaints, I am not recommending you avoid the film--it is fairly entertaining and won&#39;t rot your brain. However, it really is nothing more than a time-passer and it SHOULD have been much better given the decent script.

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