Simple times: ‘Shane’ is also a meditation on American masculinity in the wake of World War II – when a real man stands up for the right thing and protects the weak. — Agencies
WHEN I was a teenager, my older brother took me to see Shane.
I wasn’t that into Westerns, and the movie just seemed to be about a little boy running after Alan Ladd in the wilderness of the Tetons, screaming, “Sha-a-a-a-ne, come back!”
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