Rainbow Valley

1935

Drama / Western

3
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 43% · 1 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 43% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.3/10 10 781 781

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Plot summary

John Martin is a government agent working under cover. Leading citizen Morgan calls in gunman Galt who blows Martin's cover.

Director

Robert N. Bradbury Photo
Robert N. Bradbury

Top cast

John Wayne Photo
John Wayne as John Martin
George 'Gabby' Hayes Photo
George 'Gabby' Hayes as George Hale
Art Dillard Photo
Art Dillard as Townsman
Bert Dillard Photo
Bert Dillard as Henchman Spike
720p.WEB
434.03 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
30 fps
12 hr 47 min
Seeds 26

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by classicsoncall 5 / 10

"Hey that fella's a fighter, that's what we need around here."

Reviewed by FightingWesterner 6 / 10

Shoot 'em Up, Blow 'em Up Fun

John Wayne rallies George "Gabby" Hayes and the other residents of Rainbow Valley against a gang of bandits who patrol the myriad roads out of town, stealing the fruits of the local gold mines and are now sabotaging the construction of a new main road.Even though there isn't as much action in this as there is in other Wayne Lone Star productions, it's still a pleasant enough diversion with at least one great action sequence where Wayne and a dozen or so men with rifles route the bad guys, while Gabby chases them off in his horseless carriage, throwing sticks of nitro as they flee!This time around, Wayne's stunt double and B-western nemesis, Yakima Canutt, is nowhere to be found. He must've went on vacation.
Reviewed by bkoganbing 5 / 10

The Road To Rainbow Valley

That's the whole point, there ain't no road to Rainbow Valley and the outlaws want to make sure that it stays that way. By controlling the narrow pass into the valley they can starve the miners out collect on the potential riches they've found. Of course all this is reckoned without the presence of John Wayne.As was pointed out by another reviewer this takes place during the first decade of the last century as typified by both the picture of the current president on the post office wall, Theodore Roosevelt. And by the fact that mailman Gabby Hayes delivers the mail in one of those new fangled contraptions and automobile with a crank starter.The car proves to be a double whammy for both the outlaws and the good guys. Since it's the only car in the valley when Gabby Hayes is captured by the outlaws it makes it real easy for the Duke to follow as he laughingly points out. Of course when Gabby tries to rescue Wayne during the climax, he doesn't reckon on another problem for early automobiles, they run out of gas and there ain't no filling stations built yet. I have to confess a chuckle or two as Gabby and Lucille Browne hitch up some harness horses to his Model T and have to go out that way to the final gun battle.Rainbow Valley is not a bad western for a Lone Star Monogram production. At a bigger studio with a better script and better production values this could have been a classic.
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