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Calamity Jane -- Doris Day is at her best as the roughest, toughest, rootin'-tootin' gal of the wild West, riding, roping and shooting her way through a jamboree of action and hit songs.

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Innocent taxi driver (Fonda) is convicted of murder and sentenced to the electric chair. His girlfriend, (O'Sullivan), tries to clear him and convinces Detective Lieutenant Everett of his innocence. When they find the trio that committed the crime, the police refuse to arrest them, so they take matters into their own hands.

London: present day. In lawless streets the guilty are left unhindered to go about their business. Returning from a tour of duty in Iraq, former Paratrooper Bryant (Sean Bean) is appalled by what he sees in a country he no longer recognizes. Determined to do something about it, he assembles a group of like minded souls who resolve to restore the balance between right and wrong, good and evil, enforcing justice with a brutality to match that of the once unpunished, unsuspecting wrongdoers. But when the law of the land is co-opted in this way, who decides when enough is enough?

Doris Day is at her best as the roughest, toughest, rootin'-tootin' gal of the wild West, riding, roping and shooting her way through a jamboree of action and hit songs. Howard Keel is her on-again, off-again paramour Wild Bill Hickok, who only begins to realize his feelings for her when she makes a stab at being more "feminine." This classic Warner Bros. musical features a Sammy Fain-Paul Francis Webster score, including the Oscar-winning song, "Secret Love."

Doris Day is at her best as the roughest, toughest, rootin'-tootin' gal of the wild West, riding, roping and shooting her way through a jamboree of action and hit songs.

Doris Day is at her best as the roughest, toughest, rootin'-tootin' gal of the wild West, riding, roping and shooting her way through a jamboree of action and hit songs.

Doris Day is at her best as the roughest, toughest, rootin'-tootin' gal of the wild West, riding, roping and shooting her way through a jamboree of action and hit songs. Howard Keel is her on-again, off-again paramour Wild Bill Hickok, who only begins to realize his feelings for her when she makes a stab at being more "feminine." This classic Warner Bros. musical features a Sammy Fain-Paul Francis Webster score, including the Oscar-winning song, "Secret Love."

When a model is found drowned in her bathtub, homicide detectives Dan Muldoon (Barry Fitzgerald) and Jimmy Halloran (Don Taylor) are on the case. Their investigation, the inner workings of the police department and some of the "eight million stories in the Naked City" are explored. Filmed on location in New York City, this classic thriller won Oscars for cinematography and editing and was nominated for a Best Writing Oscar.

After years of hard work, Charles Alderson (Bill Elliott) becomes a wealthy cattle rancher in Wyoming. When the territory becomes a state, he opposes a law opening up the land to new homesteaders, even though his actions anger his idealistic daughter, Karen (Vera Ralston). When settler Duke Lassiter (Albert Dekker), who is secretly rustling cattle, foments war between the newcomers and the rancher, Alderson seeks help from a gunslinger.

Ranchers are terrorized and burned out of their homes. Bill arrives on the scene and tries to up a stop to it. He also tries to help save a man framed for killing an Indian. Bill has only three days to find the real killer before the accused is handed over to the vengeance-seeking tribe.

Ranchers are terrorized and burned out of their homes. Bill arrives on the scene and tries to up a stop to it. He also tries to help save a man framed for killing an Indian. Bill has only three days to find the real killer before the accused is handed over to the vengeance-seeking tribe.