Waltons, The: The Movie Collection (DVD)

The Waltons. A quality TV show compared to the crap that is generally accepted nowadays by people that no longer have morals and are more interested in artificial intelligence and CGI effects for the attention deficit disorder crowd (young people).

Heartwarming series reflecting good values of a close family.

If you're a fan of "The Walton's" TV series (1972-81), you'll find this DVD collection imminently enjoyable. The key to the series' success was good scripts, interesting characters, and an excellent cast, which in this collection reunites for six feature-length movies, shot between 1982 and 1997. Movies include "A Wedding on Walton's Mountain", in which Erin marries her long-time boyfriend (airdate February 2, 1982). The second movie is "Mother's Day on Walton's Mountain," in which Ms Michael Learned who, as the mother disappeared from the series before it went off the air due to an undisclosed illness. She returns (looking as radiant as ever) for a family reunion to celebrate mother's day (Airdate May 9, 1982). The third movie is "A Day for Thanks on Walton's Mountain". This episode features the return of Elizabeth, who is no longer a young girl, but a globe-trotting woman. She spearheads the effort to reunite family and friends for Thanksgiving Day (airdate: November 22, 1982). The fourth movie is yet another Thanksgiving celebration, but with a twist, entitled "A Walton Thanksgiving Reunion" (airdate: November 21, 1993). This episode features the return of actor Richard Thomas, as John Boy (who departed the series before it went off the air). In this movie he is a respected TV journalist, who broadcasts news of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The fifth movie is "A Walton's Wedding". Getting hitched is John-Boy (Richard Thomas) to Janet (Kate McNeil). The question is where? In New York City, where the young couple live and work, or on Walton's Mountain? (airdate February 12, 1995). The sixth and last movie is "A Walton Easter". The plot this time is centered around John-Boy's wife, Janet, who is expecting to give birth--to (surprise!) twins. (airdate: March 31, 1997).

We have watched all 9 seasons of The Waltons, and these movies are a perfect ending the series!!! They are a must- see!! 👍

Big Walton's fan, have watched all the episodes several times and was thrilled when I saw these movies on sale! Someone else mentioned the quality- these are the same quality as the shows- before digital, before all the new technology, so of course they aren't like today's quality. The Walton's was filmed 1970's early 80's. The DVD's are brand new, no scratches. Highly recommended!

Movie was a gift and they loved it.

While the six movie specials follow the Walton's into the 60's and satisfy some needs of those of us viewers who feel like extended family members, they raise more questions than we started off with at the end of the series, and some of the lose ends are just a little too whacked off making me wonder, huh?????? what?????? I wouldn't want to exclude these from my Walton's collection, nor to have never seen them, and I will continue to view them from time to time and enjoy them for what they are, but...do NOT expect that everything will make sense in the end. Erin's divorce from Paul and her quick mention of the reason do NOT make sense; Jonesy never coming back from Vietnam, his absence a stretch in the first place, does NOT make any more sense than Mary Ellen suddenly having two other children whom we are to suppose, I suppose, were adopted???? and while there is mention made out of the blue after we simply never hear of John Curtis again that Mary Ellen did have three children, it is John Curtis himself whom you would think would be the one who went off to Vietnam. There were a couple of other very sloppy writing results that have left me scratching my head still, but despite these instances I am still more in favor of recommending this DVD than not to all true Walton's fans.

Love the show glad I found this, but I will say it’s not the highest quality made CD. But this is an older show so that may have something to do with it.

Film che insieme alla "grande scommessa" racconta gli eventi della crisi del 2008 in America legata ai mutui subprime. é girato come un documentario con interviste ai protagonisti. Ti apre gli occhi su come funzionano le cose a Wall Street.

love the Waltons, this came in very good condition, and very fast. Cant wait to watch these at the weekend. havent seen some of these movies for years, so it will be fun to watch over and over again, dvd's work fine on my all region dvd player so no issues there. thankyou.

Having watched all 9 seasons of the waltons I was almost tearful when it came to and end. I was delighted to discover they had made a couple of one off movies. I've made myself save them for special occasions and to date I have the final one to watch. Brilliant

tres bonne serie

It was nice to see Richard Earl Thomas again in his role of John Boy Jr.; since the last season his caracter had been replaced by Robert Wightman. He is also a very good actor but once you are used to see a familiar face and that face is no longer there; it is being missed. The Waltons has been an awesome series but yet with a lots of questions unanswered. Well peoples get ready for all of thoses answers in this new Waltons movie collection. Theses movies were even more than I expected; it was sort of a closing for the series of The Waltons. Although it felt like the end of the road, a sad goodbye, a defenetive end. And this time it is the end but a very good end; nothing left unsaid; nothing left undone and noone left unseen; everyone was there at one time or another and it felt like a new begining was going to take place on The Waltons's ground. A must for every fan of the series. As usual they will make you cry, laugh and you will fell complete after one episode or two. Once again Richard Earl Thomas was magnifician in his role of John Boy Jr. They all grew older a bit but were all wonderful actor just like it the whole series. Some sad part when a baby dies; I think you will be very surprise, some adption of new babies. An extraordinary wedding; and believe me a Thanksgiving to remember. Anyone who have followed the series The Waltons have to see "The movie collection" specially if you have still some unanswerd questions about something; the answers are in this box set.