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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD EAN: 0723721181963 Format: Black & White, DVD-Video, NTSC Label: Pop Flix Languages: Manufacturer: Pop Flix MPN: 990040 Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: Pop Flix Release Date: February 12, 2008 Running Time: 363 minutes Studio: Pop Flix Theatrical Release Date: 2008 Editorial Review: Description: 17 classic, uncut episodes from the original, action-packed TV series! This thrilling 2-DVD set chronicles the legend of the Lone Ranger and how Dan Reid (Clayton Moore) became the masked rider of the plains. Discover how he was rescued from certain death, how he found "Silver" his fabulous wild stallion, the meaning behind his black mask, why he used silver bullets, and answers to many more secrets! "Hi Yo Silver, Away!" Stars Clayton Moore as The Lone Ranger, and Jay Silverheels as his faithful companion Tonto. DISC ONE - total run time 3 hr, 13 min. Enter the Lone Ranger 9/15/1949 The Lone Ranger Fights On 9/22/1949 The Lone Ranger's Triumph 9/29/1949 Region of Old Timers 10/6/1949 Rustlers' Hideout 10/13/1949 War Horse 10/20/1949 Pete and Pedro 10/27/1949 The Renegades 11/3/1949 The Tenderfeet 11/10/1949 DISC TWO - total run time 2 hr, 50 min. High Heels 11/17/1949 Six Gun's Legacy 11/24/1949 Return of the Convict 12/1/1949 Finders Keeper 12/8/1949 The Masked Rider 12/15/1949 Old Joe's Sister 12/22/1949 Canonball McKay 12/29/1949 Message From Abe 2/7/1957 Average Rating:
 Rating: - Gift for a Clayton Moore fanGift for a friend. So many Lone Ranger movies to pick from, but I knew it had to be the original Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore..a heart throb with the fantastic voice. My friend is a happy camper. Also how could I forget...great price. Rating:  - Uncut? ProgramsWhile the overall quality of this DVD set is very high, I am curious as to why the end credits with the wonderful "William Tell Overture" of Rossini are omitted in all but the last program of each side. This means that the information on directors, producers, guest actors, etc. is missing on 15 of the 17 programs. Truly "uncut" programs would take us all the way to the end as the original producers intended. Rating: - Good Family EntertainmentWe enjoy clean movies, and particularly those that portray the correct role models for our children. Specifically, where Men are Men, Good is Good, and Bad is Bad and is brought to justice. My children don't care that it is black and white film, and they enjoy the stories. Rating: - A ClassicThe 221 episodes of "The Lone Ranger" were originally broadcast on ABC from 1949 to 1957; and then for many years they played in local syndication. For most of the original broadcast years the series was ABC's most watched piece of programming. This new DVD set from Pop Flix contains the first 16 episodes (15 Sept-29 Dec 1949) and for some unknown reason episode 22 from the fifth season, for a total of 17 episodes (the same 17 available on last year's Mill Creek Entertainment release ... Read More |
