Wagon Wheels (1934)

The trio of Belmut Burch and O’Meary are leading a wagon train west but Murdock is leading the Indians in a fatal attempt to stop them. The settlers fight off the initial attack and reach the mountains but the wagon train becomes vulnerable as it crosses the river. When they are at their weakest, Murdock has the Indians launch a final attack and the settlers must fight for their survival.

DaViD Pasadena Australia.

I agree with the other reviewers, my only complaint is with the quality of the dvd. It is overly dark in some scenes, and the sound at times is hard to hear. Over all it is worth purchasing when you consider the price. The film contains stock footage from several Paramount movies including the Gary Cooper version entitled Fighting Caravans. September 20, 2005

Wagon Train, Indians, Randolf Scott

Great wagon train epic. Randolph Scott gets great support from many fine actors including sidekicks Raymond Hatton and Olin Howland. Fantastic theme song that will stick in your mind for days. A woman hating scout (Scott) and his two sidekicks lead a wagon train of easterners into Indian country. Major action scenes, pictures of the majestic wagons, romance, and Monte Blue as a half-breed villain you'll not soon forget. This is one you'll watch again and again. January 1, 2001

Wagon Wheels - A Great Western from 1934

A well made film from 1934, this movie has everything a good western should have: a good guy wearing the white hat and a bad guy wearing the black, chivalry, campfire songs, humor, and a great cowboys v. indians shootout. This movie was ahead of it's time in 1934, and a pioneer to great westerns and action films that followed. This is a classic that was influential and should not be forgotten. December 29, 1999

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