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Film · 1939 · Western

Stagecoach

Directed by John Ford
1939
★ 7.0 editorial score

It made John Wayne a star, invented Monument Valley as a place in the American mind, and put nine strangers in one coach: every road movie descends from it.

“Seen today, "Stagecoach" may not seem very original. That's because it influenced countless later movies in which a mixed bag of characters are thrown together by chance and forced to survive an ordeal...Despite the familiarity of these conventions, "Stagecoach" holds our attention effortlessly and is paced with the elegance of a symphony.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com
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1939Depicts 1880s

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