A middling Western, 1971’s Catlow is worth watching to see Yul Brynner tapping an inner rascal that no one even imagined existed. Brynner spent so much time in his career playing scowling, serious guys that it comes as a shock to see him as the sort of lusty scamp that Burt Lancaster and Errol Flynn used to specialize in. Catlow is a comedy, an adventure picture and a buddy film; it isn’t great
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