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Judge Priest (1934)

Judge Priest, a proud Confederate veteran, restores the justice in a small town in the Post-Bellum Kentucky using his common sense and his great sense of humanity.

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Luc L 02 Feb 2011

Surprisingly humorous social drama featuring the indomitable Will Rogers in the title role. Often cited as John Ford's favorite film, Judge Priest is part Western, part Courtroom Drama and part Depression-Era Escapism. Good stuff.

Tristan G 21 Apr 2009

Populist, but also racist and rife with reactionary pro-Confederate nostalgia. Having Hattie McDaniel and an all-Black choir in white dresses sing, "Massa Jesus Wrote Me a Note" with lyrics about being washed clean and white from black sin? Yowza, boss, as Stepin Fetchit says all too frequently. There is a lot of wonderful comedy and music to be enjoyed in context here, even a call-and-response duet of sorts b/c McDaniel and Rogers that has both charm and interest. The outdoor scenes are somewhat distracting b/c of the poor depth of field, but there is fine storytelling evident throughout.

jay n 06 Oct 2013

Ugh! What a piece of slug. Racist even by 30's standard and syrupy sweet to boot. Stay away!

Jeffrey M. Anderson 12 Jun 2008

Ford spends more time setting up a kind of slow-going Southern atmosphere, where everyone knows everyone and it's always just about time for another mint julep.

Greg W 22 Mar 2014

funny stuff brought to u by america's fave humorist will rogers.