Dos pistolas gemelas

The titular Bayona twins were cute and spirited in this otherwise lame attempt at a frontier rom-com. It was made in 1966, shortly before feminism rode into town. In throwback form, their characters are impressively adept with pistols and rifles, but get precious little mileage (or running time) for advancing the plot with their skills.

They put on a traveling medicine show with their grandpa, then wind up owning a dusty little ranch that's smack-dab in the middle of land-grab scheming by locals with money, minions and malice enough to make life miserable for the plucky lasses. Each twin falls for a hunky guy, overcoming frictions on the path(s) to true love(s). Not enough action or comedy to fill either style of boots.