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Interesteg What makes it different from others?

ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.

Taha Avalos The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

jcook56050 I'm going to make a suggestion here. When you watch this movie for the second time, turn down the volume completely. Make up your own wonderful scripting and music. Somehow, the scenes, acting, and storyline make complete sense and the movie becomes a wonderful exploration of images from a first rate motion picture that might have been. There are moments of incredible color and western imagery that are delightful to see, even if they fall far short of being the reality of the era depicted. Sorta reminded me of a nice western novel you picked up in a shop while in the airport. There's Alex Cord and Lana Wood in a classic lover's pose on the front cover with Iron Eyes Cody looking on in the background. Perfect Native Americans, who of course, are not native at all. This motion picture had everything it needed to be a wonderfully engaging drama with spectacular filming and broad scope. Yet, somehow during its production, it simply became a good children's tale. So, the question here is; how do you manage to get the money and all these industry tools, Ben Johnson, Jack Elam, and all those great actors, and turn a wonderful movie into this? I don't know. But, it saddens me.

David Foy I can understand the actors, all skilled second-tier people working to make a living, participating in this nonsense, but the writer/director/producer has really, truly stunk the place up. I recommend he find a decent textbook and re-read the part about high concept. Watch this as an archaeological expedition, a research exercise into truly dreadful scriptwriting. But not for serious entertainment. Lana Wood -- I'm sure God will forgive you. Charles Pierce, you managed some stunning cinematography, you hired good costume and props people, and your method of faking dead animals to keep the SPCA off your tail was remarkable, but the rest is Hollywood crap at its crappiest. There is absolutely no reason to believe in, or care about, or ...when it comes right down to it...watch any of these people. Not one of them. There's a lot more to verisimilitude than costumes and props. Apparently you were on some kind of mission to revive the noble savage myth, but all you managed to do was mock and trivialize it.

wowcharlie3 Unfortunately, I think this is one of the worse movies I have ever seen. I bought it purely for unintentional comedy moments and my family and I roar at it. How in the world did Scar have all those straight white teeth? Why did it take forever before the horseback fight scene began? It really is a poor man's version of The Searchers I never thought Lana Wood was that bad an actress, but this movie is horrible. One of the other issues I have with it is that the script is so poorly written, i felt sorry for Ben Johnson and Alex Cord having to take jobs in this fluff-piece. The film looks grainy and is often too dark. I cannot recommend it.

randy_lejeune One of the "newer" versions of the old western genres, the Indians are the good guys in this poor excuse for a movie. A chief named "Grayeagle" kidnaps a white lady who turns out to be of Indian descent so that she can rejoin her tribe, and naturally, she ends up defending her kidnapper and being grateful to him for bringing her "home", while another guy tries to hunt Grayeagle down. Long, boring, stupid and poorly acted. Don't waste your time.