The film moves very slowly, is not particularly well written ( despite its hightly acclaimed screenwriter credits), is dreadfully acted, and is a very difficult watch, almost the equivalent of Chinese Water Torture. One gets the feeling he is reading his lines 'cold' from cue cards. Jack Beutel is forgettable as 'Billy the Kid', and he gives an un-inspired performance that is something far beyond lackluster. Her acting talents are virtually non-existent, though she looks good. Maybe it did introduce Jane Russell to the screen, but that appears to be the only justification for making this celluloid nightmare. It doesn't know if it wants to be a western, or a romance, or a comedy. Great talent (Walter Huston and Thomas Mitchell) is wasted in this film with an 'identity crisis'. Frankly, I don't understand what all of the hubbub is about. I have seen this 'film', "The Outlaw", on a number of occasions. Various theatrical and VHS versions exist, accommodating different censorship and distributors' criteria, running anywhere from 95 to 105 minutes. Meanwhile, the London, UK, premiere of Novemof the «uncensored version» may have been the 117 min version. Based on a letter by the PCA president, one may believe that the NYC September 15, 1947, re-issue with «objectionable material adequately altered» was a re-cut version running under 115 minutes.
The PCA claimed that of 7 copies for distribution in San Francisco, California, in February 5, 1943, only copy #3 was in compliance with the cuts imposed by the PCA - which may mean that at least both versions (117 and 115 min) were theatrically shown at the limited premiere. In May 1941, the producer submitted a version with additional cuts (115 min), and was still denied certification. After additional shooting from mid to end March, 1941, the producer submitted a re-edited version of circa 117 minutes for certification by the PCA, and was still denied it. Some versions include regional social feeds.The director's cut copyrighted February 15, 1941, had a running time of 123 minutes. Please note that this is an English language app with limited features available in local languages.
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