LOCK, STOCK & BARREL DVD

I had a friend who loved all of Tim Matheson's movies. I like him too, especially "Buried Alive", so I found this movie enjoyable... perhaps not as suspenseful as "Buried Alive", but still engaging. It kept my interest. This movie was about two young people who want to do what's right, get married and start a family together, but they end up having to run from the girl's father and her brothers... a Romeo and Juliet theme set in the west in the 1880's. I especially liked the wagon crossing over the impossible road in the mountains.

A typical 70s made for t.v. western.More comedy than action.Moves along a little slow,but an overall good story.The supporting actors are great,with plenty of star power filling these roles.Akins and Brand steal the show.The transfer is a 4.5 out of 5, 99 minutes long,& in color.This was a good/fun western.

This is not an Oscar-winning flick. Although the plot is alittle thin,the film is a light, funny, make you laugh and feel good vehicle, with a recognizable cast including Burgess Meredith, Jack Alberston and two of the most versatile characters actors to ever grace the "big" and "little" screens, Claude Akins and Neville Brand (initially known for their "heavies" portrayals, but also well known for their ability to adapt well to any genre they appeared in). A good family flick.

Another top quality release from TMG. Always great prints of rare Universal TV Movies from the now 'classic' period. Tim Matheson and Belinda Montgomery make a likeable duo who travel the west of 1880.Along the way we meet Robert Emhardt, Neville Brand, Claude Akins, Jack Albertson, John Beck, Felicia Farr, Mills Waston, Charles Dierkop and Burgess Meredith.Get yourself a copy now, sit back and enjoy!

This movie I saw back in the late 70's or early 80's. I just loved it. Its about a young couple. They are so cute in this movie that I just laughed from beginning to end. I'm so happy that I found. This will be one for my collection.

Way better than I had expected.

it's not as good as i thought it would be

Good movie

Not a great movie but it has a great deal of charm and some very interesting photographic experiments. The superimposition of scenes was quite new at the time and very interesting. I have always been a fan of Tim Matheson so this movie is a must have for me.