Both American Western films, "High Noon" and "The Left Handed Gun" share genre similarities; icons, rituals or conflicts, such as the sheriff, the outlaw, the wedding day, the chase and pursuit, the gun battle or the moral ambiguity. Even though the second film tells the story from a different perspective, they both are fine analyses of the best and worst of America. "High Noon" is packed with a lot of symbolism, with the main focus on the ideal American hero, Will Kane, a courageous man with an incredible sense of duty and responsibility towards his town who finds himself having... ...
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