Nostalgia on Instagram: "Follow @moviesforall88 for more “Hondo” (1953) is a classic Western film directed by John Farrow and starring John Wayne as the title character, Hondo Lane. Plot Summary: Set in the American frontier during the late 19th century, the story follows Hondo Lane, a rugged cavalry scout who stumbles upon a remote ranch run by Angie Lowe and her young son, Johnny. Angie’s husband is absent, and despite warnings of an Apache uprising, she refuses to leave her homestead. Hondo,

What a time to be alive!! Introducing 🤍 PETFINITY 🤍!!! Calgarys first INDOOR dog park! Mommy was very impressed with the cleaning procedures and the “Rufferies” that monitored the park for reactive dogs and helped calmed them down. They even had a special area for reactive or nervous dogs where they could have a safe space! They also had a full seating area and snack and drink bar for the humans (they also serve pupcups)!! And a large petstore on site so when mom forgot to pack my treats she c

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CLIPS on Instagram: "🎬 Fun Fact: Hondo (1953) This Western was one of the first films shot in Warnercolor 3D, though it was rarely shown in 3D because theaters at the time weren’t equipped for it. John Wayne, who played Hondo Lane, co-produced the film and took a hands-on role in its development. He personally chose the filming locations in Mexico to give the movie a rugged, authentic landscape, which many critics later praised as one of the film’s strongest visual elements."

@haffysworld on Instagram: "🎥 Hondo (1953) The protagonist of this classic Western is played by the legendary actor John Wayne. The film was shot in 3D, a cutting-edge technology at the time. To capitalize on the immersive nature of 3D, director John Farrow often staged action and dramatic moments, like the splash in this scene, to be directed straight at the camera. While this particular moment is played for laughs, the deliberate use of the depth of field and the water splashing directly towa