While Brandon is in France in the World War, Palmer kills his father and appropriates the family ranch. Returning from the war, Brandon regains his ranch, overcomes Palmer, and wins the girl.

Is this film worth watching today? Short answer: Yes, but primarily as a historical artifact of early Western tropes. This film is for the silent cinema completionist and fans of 'Poverty Row' efficiency; it is not for those who require the psychological nuance of modern storytelling.West of the Rainbow's End operates ...


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"Is this film worth watching today? Short answer: Yes, but primarily as a historical artifact of early Western tropes. This film is for the silent cinema completionist and fans of 'Poverty Row' efficiency; it is not for those who require the psychological nuance of modern storytelling.West of the Rainbow's End operates on a frequency of pure, unadulterated frontier justice. It doesn't waste time with subplots or existential dread. It is about a man, a horse, a dog, and a very bad neighbor.Direct ..."
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