Wagon Train
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Movie Reviews of Wagon Train
Movie Review: A true classic
Summary: 5 Stars
For many fans of this series, Ward Bond as Major Seth Adams, wagonmaster and Robert Horton as scout Flint McCullough are the best the series offered. Many fans looked kindly as John McIntire as Chris Hale when he took over after Bond's death in 1960. Robert Fuller as Cooper Smith never had quite the same acceptance in taking over after Horton's departure in 1960. A show that had tons of guest stars: Lee Marvin, Robert Vaughn, Bette Davis, and many many others. Why is this not available in a decent format and by season?Movie Review: Release the series season by season!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is another great series that is being wrongfully ignored by the studios. It should be released season by season on dvd immediately! I was a real big fan of especially the Ward Bond-Robert Horton episodes. Those were definitely the best from this series. And Frank McGrath as Charlie Wooster was great comedy relief. PLEASE, which ever company holds the rights....release these episodes soonest on dvd NOW!! You've already waited too long!!Movie Review: Great Memories
Summary: 5 Stars
Clean, wholesome entertainment for the whole family with a good story line. It's unfortunate they don't make them like this anymore. This TV western is in the same league of programming as Bonanza, Gunsmoke, The Rifleman, Wanted, Dead or Alive, etc....Movie Review: Wagon Train
Summary: 5 Stars
It brought back a big part of my youth - what more could you ask of a product???Movie Review: Deserves better...
Summary: 4 Stars
The Wagon Train series really deserves better than the release of just three episodes on DVD. Also, the transfer quality in my opinion is pretty poor, although the stories are watchable enough.
It is difficult to overstate the popularity of this series at the time of it's original showing in the late fifties/early sixties. The Ward Bond episodes are the best in my opinion, and apart from a number of episodes released on vhs tape about 10 years ago, there is nothing.
That's a real shame for what was without doubt one of the best western series ever made, with many star actors making appearances. I live in hope that this series will be given the status it deserves and released on DVD in full restored quality soon.
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