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The Far Horizons (1955)

Virginia, 1803. After the United States of America acquires the inmense Louisiana territory from France, a great expedition, led by William Lewis and Meriwether Clark, is sent to survey the new lands and go where no white man has gone before.

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John T 20 Sep 2018

One of the corniest turkeys I've ever seen in my life. Donna Reed as a Native American is absolutely hysterical.

Ashley H 25 Jan 2010

Far Horizons is a good film. Charlton Heston and Fred MacMurray are good as Lewis & Clark. Donna Reed is decent as Sacajawea. The script is decent but could have been better. I liked it because I enjoy learning about history.

Greg W 29 Jun 2012

For what it is, an almost total fabrication of the events involved in the exploration of the Louisiana territory, the film is an enjoyable, beautifully shot adventure but for the real story look elsewhere. Donna Reed is ridiculously cast as Sacajawea, Katy Jurado who was actively working in Hollywood at the time would have been far more suitable. She gives an earnest reading of the part but if this is the best the studios could find for her after her Oscar win it's little wonder that she had moved over to TV within a few years. MacMurray although first billed actually disappears for several stretches of the film and Heston, who is ideal in this sort of picture, carries the bulk of the movie.

William C 25 Apr 2012

Inaccurate portrayal of Lewis and Clark. Expedition sets out and seems to hike to Pacific Ocean in a few months with no winters spent at Mandan nor Clatsop. Sacajawea is given no mention of her pregnancy nor birth to Pompey on the trip. Many die in the film fighting Indians when in fact only one person on expedition died, and that was from appendicitis. As soon as expedition reached Pacific Ocean they are back in Washington D.C. giving their reports to President Jefferson when in fact neither men returned to nation's capital. In fact Meriwether Lewis mysteriously died in Kentucky on his way alone to Washington D.C. Interesting how all the Indians spoke very good English with no accents!

Bill T 30 Jan 2018

Ah yes, the 50s. when loose racism still was the norm, when Hollywood strained to tell fair stories about relations between the white man and the indian, while hiring white actors to play indians. In this case, Donna Reed (!!) plays the indian who gets in between Lewis and Clark during their exploration of the Louisiana purchase. a somewhat... interesting take on history fo' sure! It's not bad for what it is.