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11 Movies of the 1950s That Are Still a Pure Delight to Watch

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Tim Molloy

High Noon (1952)

In a tight 85 minutes, High Noon delivers a perfectly paced, utterly engrossing story of courage.

Gary Cooper plays lawman Will Kane (above left), newly married to the pacifistic Quaker Amy Fowler (above right).

When he learns that a vicious outlaw he once put away will soon return to town, looking for revenge, he’d be well within his rights to ride off into the sunset with his beautiful new bride.

But that’s not what he does.

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