Editing How the West Was Won (film) (section)

===Critical reception===
Harold Myers of ''[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]'' called it a "magnificent and exciting spectacle" and in relation to the Cinerama process noted that there had been "a vast improvement in the process. The print joins are barely noticeable, and the wobble, which beset earlier productions, has been eliminated."<ref name=varrev/> Reviews from London were favorable but with reservations over the storyline. [[Alexander Walker (critic)|Alexander Walker]] of the ''[[Evening Standard]]'' called it "a super-epic which shucks away your sophistication. If ever I heard the sound of success it is this." ''[[The Times]]'' said "it has a kind of surge and splendour and extravagance not to be despised."<ref>{{cite magazine|magazine=[[Variety (magazine)|Variety]]|date=November 7, 1962|page=19|title=London Critics Rave Over 'West'}}</ref>