Winchester '73

Present are all the great Mann-Stewart ingredients: hostile landscape, complex history, family revenge, bursts of violence and obsessive brooding.

...changed the way cinema audiences saw the Western, because it featured a more complex idea of the noble hero of the west; a man plagued by personal problems and violent impulses.

Played out against breathtaking landscapes that reflect theemotional turmoil of the main characters, Mann's film gives us one of Stewart's greatest performances, his manic intensity evoking both terror and pathos.