Savage Journey (1977)

Savage Journey (1977)
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A group of wagon train pioneers who are early followers of the Church of Latter Day Saints find persecution at every turn, as they are run out of each new town they hope to call home. With nowhere else to go, they turn their sites to unsettled lands, where they battle both the environment and the native peoples already living there in order to create the community that would come to be Salt Lake City. Following the band of Mormons on their journey, this drama is based on the real life story of their leader Brigham Young. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Tom McGowanTom McGowan, (more)
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Savage Journey

A group of wagon train pioneers who are early followers of the Church of Latter Day Saints find persecution at every turn, as they are run out of each new town they hope to call home. With nowhere else to go, they turn their sites to unsettled lands, where they battle both the environment and the native peoples already living there in order to create the community that would come to be Salt Lake City. Following the band of Mormons on their journey, this drama is based on the real life story of their leader Brigham Young. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
95 mins

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Director(s):
Tom McGowanTom McGowan
Writer(s):
Philip Yordan
Producer(s):
Philip YordanDavid Yeaman
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG(Violence)
Categories:
Action / AdventureWesterns
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James H.

It sure starts off rather brutal with a tar and feather scene. It's a well meaning film, but it's so unprofessionally done that it is hard to sit through. The acting is very amateur, the production values are poor. Very preachy.

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