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Title: Typical Western
Review: To the Last Man" is a fairly typical, straightforward Western. It's the old 'Hatfield/McCoy' family feud scenario, complete with gunfights, cowboys on horseback and young lovers that cross the enemy lines to stay together. There isn't anything particularly Earthshaking or memorable here.Perhaps the most interesting feature of "To the Last Man" is the presence of a five year old Shirley Temple in a small role as Randolph Scott's daughter. She did the film well before her child star days, while she was under contract at a Poverty Row studio and doing bit part and walk-on work around Hollywood. Her screen brother, Delmar Watson, appeared with her again 5 years later in "Heidi" at Fox.If you're a fan of early talkie Westerns you might like this movie, but if not, "To the Last Man" might not keep your attention for long.
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