Gary Potts

I like older films,I like older western films and I like Randolph Scott...(who's a lucky boy then) There is also a coloured version of this movie....I've not seen it but I bet Rita looks even more beautiful in colour. Also lots of familiar faces pop up in these older films which adds to the pleasure of watching ........ Abilene Town is no different with Edgar Buchanan,Rhonda Fleming and Lloyd Bridges. So if you like older film this one fits the bill....and if you've never seen a Randolph Scott western this one is a good one to start with.

Love old westerns and this one is a laugh

Just another good film .....well he made enough of them.

2 versions of this film...3 if you include the western. Don't think Lloyd Bridges liked the first two versions though. I liked Humphrey and Brodericks take on it...although the script is a little hard to swallow in places (sorry). Just be glad the Indian's and the Germans were not the brightest.

Boys own stuff or ripping yarns....take your pick. Such a good film....one of many grand filmsJimmy Stewart made.

Randolf Scott made some good westerns I think this is one of the good uns.

I just happen to like the Marx brothers movies. Duck Soup and Night at the Opera my two favourites.

Such a good mick take...some good songs with lyrics to make you smile. Big bottom,Gimme some money and Stonehenge.where the dew drops cry and the cats meow.

Plot full of holes...more than Blackburn Lancashire ever had. Wonder if the original version of this film is as bad?

Not a drop of blood spilt. Full of the usual suspects.