Oklahoma Justice

About This Movie

Oklahoma Justice is one of those late entries in the Johnny Mack Brown series that showcases the charm of its era. Directed by Lewis D. Collins, it features Brown squaring off against Barbara Allen's character, cleverly nicknamed 'Ma.' The film has this laid-back pacing that draws you in, blending the typical Western tropes with a unique twist—a lady bank robber leading her gang. The practical effects are what you'd expect from the time, but they serve the story well enough. Brown's performance is solid, exuding that classic leading man vibe, while Allen adds a nice layer of intrigue. It’s not a groundbreaking film, but there’s something enjoyable about the way it captures that Old West atmosphere, even if it doesn’t quite rise above the average.

Johnny Mack Brown's charm is evident throughout the film. · Barbara Allen's performance adds a unique dynamic. · The pacing is typical of early 50s Westerns, offering a laid-back viewing experience.