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Captain Apache (1971)

The title character is a US army Captain of Native American descent who is asked to investigate the murder of an Indian agent. His only clue is "April morning", the last words spoken by the victim. Can he unravel the mystery before the clock runs out?

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J M 12 Aug 2007

They call him Cap-tain A-pach-e. Hard to watch most of the time, but occasionally lamely funny. The early love scene between Van Cleef and Baker is probably the best part.

Tony Mastroianni 16 Nov 2018

A movie that steers a narrow course between action and laughs.

Jim M 06 Dec 2008

Lee Van Cleef (minus the mustache) check, incoherent plot, check, crap tastic sound and dubbing, check, tons of blatent racism, check. All adds up to a hilarously bad western, that'll make anyone laugh. Try a drinking game, anytime someone says "April Morning" and you should be good to go.

John D 16 Apr 2008

Far too much in the way of ambiguity, a deliberate attempt to confuse the audience with "meaningful" symbolism, Lee Van Cleef grinning his way through a cumbersome script. Now why should anyone give this movie the time of day? Singer's cunning game of cat and mouse is as much focused on the viewer as it is amongst the motley crew of typical western characters, each one galvinised by western tropes, each one, a direct challenge to the viewer's guile. Captain Apache has no right to assume that it is a classic, whatever that even means, what can be said, is that it's one tough badass son of a bitch, full to the guts of Van Cleef's endearing arrogance, trampling over the latest bunch of lackeys who somehow think they'll be the ones to dethrone him. As if...

Stephen M 03 Feb 2008

A quirky but dire western starring Lee Van Cleef as a Native American officer in the Union Army, determined to make sense of a dying man's cryptic last words: "April morning". If you're thinking this sounds like the western equivalent of "Citizen Kane" you're way off the mark, and I'd be surprised if you still care what the riddle means by the time Van Cleef finds out. The choppy editing ensures that the film makes no narrative sense whatsoever, and it is badly dated by an inappropriately funky soundtrack and a trippy hallucination scene. Van Cleef actually sings the two songs which play over the credits, both of which are dreadful. Unfortunately, "Captain Apache" isn't quite camp enough to be enjoyed for its awfulness, but the sight of Lee Van Cleef in a loin-cloth, desperately sucking his stomach in, ought to raise a smile. I think this was an American/Spanish co-production, but stylistically it's a Spaghetti rip-off.