social issues

I knew that this would come up. It is not a perfect World, nor a perfect film. If it were made today, it would "sellout" and be like you want it to be. It would be a complete bore. This movie represents a viewpoint, and viewpoints are viewpoints. I don't see the Native Americans treated with disrespect. Instead, of being shown in some "pc" way where they sit and smoke the "peace pipe" all day, they are portrayed as people with a view and a cause. They respect McClintock as a former enemy to be admired for his bravery. They don't exactly agree at the end, but they go their separate ways.
As far as the women part, it is supposed to be a comedy. You think that husbands and wives don't fight and argue with each other. I think so. I think McClintock knows he has flaws, and no one knows exactly what they were. He may have just flirted with a few barmaids, and his wife thinks that he cheated. You don't know. That's the point. They resolved their arguments.
The hat was part of a brag, because McClintock threw it so high that it stuck on the weathervane. Everything is a sport, and a competition to McClintock. I think this is a funny comedy, and one shouldn't take it too literally. Have fun. Relax. Enjoy.

The reason movies are so boring nowadays is because there is no comedy in them. They're politically correct snoozefests where only conservative, Christian, heterosexual white males can be poked fun at. Every other group must be worshipped and treated as if they're much more intelligent even though there are intelligent people and dummies in every group. I'll take the old movies like this one over the pc garbage coming out of Hollywood nowadays. And where did this crap about calling Indians "native Americans" come from? My grandfather was a Choctaw and he called himself a Choctaw Indian.

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I believe that the instincts and hormones a woman is equipped with make her want a strong, "take charge" kind of man.