Brian Keith, Burt Lancaster, Donald Pleasence
A veritable who's who of 1960s Hollywood is represented in this rollicking, satiric Western about a boisterous temperance leader (Lee Remick) out to stop a cavalry-protected whiskey shipment from reac...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 20, 2001
Stats: 59 reviews
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November 18, 2009
THE HALLELUJAH TRAIN is a first class western comedy about a army of temperance women that want to destroy a wagon train of liquor being escorted to thirsty miners before a chilly winter sets in. Burt Lancaster is hilarious as the beleaguered cavalry officer.
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July 9, 2008
This is silly. The acting is terrible. But, it is funny! The dust storm and the trading parts are funny enough to make up for the bad acting.
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July 23, 2007
This movie took me a couple times to really get into. I watched it about a year ago and hated it. After a few times I was able to pick up on the surprisingly subtle humor, that I must have been too stupid a kid to pick up on. The film is brilliant and quite funny. Like most weste...( read more)
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