To the Last Man 1923

To the Last Man

1923 · United States · Directed by Victor Fleming · 70 min

TenseBleak Approachable · Moderate Western

A long-running feud pulls two frontier families towards violence even as younger relationships suggest another route.

What to expect

Victor Fleming’s adaptation uses the Western feud to test whether inherited loyalty is courage or merely violence repeated under a family name.

How to ease in

Identify the two families first and let the younger generation orient you. Every gunfight matters less as tactics than as another chance to stop—or continue—the inheritance.

Heads-up

A quick, non-exhaustive note Includes gun violence, family killing, revenge, death, racial stereotypes, and romanticised frontier justice.
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A long-running feud pulls two frontier families towards violence even as younger relationships suggest another route.

A feud can survive because each death is presented as evidence for the next one. I watch for the fragile moments when a character tries to interrupt that arithmetic.

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A feud can survive because each death is presented as evidence for the next one. I watch for the fragile moments when a character tries to interrupt that arithmetic.

— Momo

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Wikidata 70-minute listing70 min70 minutes reproduces the single duration stated by the source. The listing does not identify a cut, score, territory, frame rate, source element, or restoration.Runtime reference · Checked 2026-08-22

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