Montana Moon

About This Movie

Montana Moon is an interesting blend of comedy, drama, and music that captures the flapper spirit of the 1920s while infusing it with a bit of Western charm. Directed by Malcolm St. Clair, it showcases a wild-partying flapper diving headfirst into ranch life after marrying a cowboy. The contrast between her vibrant, carefree city life and the rugged, quiet world of the ranch creates a unique atmosphere. Performances are lively, particularly from the lead, who navigates the ups and downs of her new life with a mix of humor and genuine emotion. It's not just about the story, but how the music punctuates key moments, adding a layer of depth to the overall experience. The practical effects, though of their time, add to the film's charm and authenticity.

Explores themes of identity and adaptation · Features lively musical numbers · Distinct contrast between urban and rural settings