Finally, a buzzer summons Mildred to talk to Inspector Peterson (Moroni Olsen): "He wants you now." Peterson begins half-embarrassed and apologetic, explaining to an unprepared, perplexed Mildred:Peterson: We don""t need you.Plot SynopsisThe credits play on wooden placards which each come into view by a twist of the signpost where they are attached, while he familiar ballad ""Oh My Darlin"" Clementine"" is sung by a cowboy chorus.The Civil War adventure-epic classic was made toward the end of the silent era.Posters describing the slapstick film heralded: "Love, Locomotives and Laughs." However, Keaton""s greatest picture (arguably) received both poor reviews by critics (it was considered tedious and disappointing) and weak box-office results (about a half million dollars domestically, and approximately one million worldwide) when initially released in the late 20s, and it led to Keaton""s loss of independence as a film-maker and a restrictive deal with MGM.)The third of Sam Raimi""s Evil Dead trilogy, a horror comedy, with a countless variety of references to other fantasy and adventure films (Jason and the Argonauts (1963), King Arthur""s court films,Gulliver""s Travels, swashbucklers,The Day he Earth Stood Still (1951)with its "Klaatu Barada Nikto" incantation, andThe Time Machine (1960)).