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Title: Film Deserved of It's Classic Status
Review: "Stagecoach" is significant, along with "Destry Rides Again", for redefining the Western for "adult" audiences. Director John Ford achieved that by emphasizing character developement over action though the film does contain some thrilling sequences. For sure the film does contain a number of Western archetypes(the gambler, the prostitute with a heart of gold, etc.) but they transcend the stereotypes. "Stagecoach" is also significant as the film that broke John Wayne to mainstream audiences. Wayne's entrance as the Ringo Kid is the stuff of legends. There is not a bum performance in the impressive cast that includes the underappreciated Claire Trevor as the social pariah, Dallas, and Thomas Mitchell as Doc Boone, for which he won an Oscar. The film's status as being historically significant is not debatable. As first class entertainment it is timeless.
