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Posted: 7/2/2019 9:59:46 AM EST
So last night I was flipping through the channels and caught the beginning of the movie. I hadn't seen it in a really long time & ended up watching it. Not sure what folks here think of it, but I think its a really great movie. Great scenery, dialogue, and acting. Truly a classic & in my opinion Kevin Costner's finest film.
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I always really enjoy it when it comes on.
That said, I fast forward past the Wolf shooting scene...tears me up like a little school girl every time. |
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I agree. Really don’t hear much about it, maybe because of its length.
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One of my all time favorites, I think the final battle is one of the best in movie history.
I’m sure some guys will be along shortly to bitch about SJW and evil white men issues though. |
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Good flick.
Anyone remember these? Monkey-ed Movie: Dances With Wolves |
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Great Movie
I didn't watch it for years, came across it one day and decided to give it a chance Glad I sat through it |
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I saw it in theaters, i think i was 13. I saw it for a second time for some reason a few weeks later.
As a typical 13 year old, i got bored the second time around. So, what did i do ? I built a ring of straws that went around the entire theater. I was a bored 13 years old.. what would you have done ? |
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I always really enjoy it when it comes on. That said, I fast forward past the Wolf shooting scene...tears me up like a little school girl every time. View Quote I usually just shut it off before Cisco gets killed and call it a movie then. |
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Movie made my neighbors career when I was a kid. I remember the limo they sent to take him and his wife to the Oscars in. Driver drove all the kids in the neighborhood around while they got ready.
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It's held up extremely well over time... Really one of the best movies out there.
That and Field of Dreams are two of his best. |
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I really enjoyed the scene where the Union infantryman rolls over onto his back to reload his gun.
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They say the real Lakota laughed in the movie theater during the screening at some of the wrong native language.
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Great ending scene.
"Do you see that I am your friend?" "Can you see that you'll always be my friend?" Dances with Wolves (11/11) Movie CLIP - I Am Your Friend (1990) HD |
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The scene in which Ten Bears produces the Spanish helmet would have been accurate if they were Comanche, which, of course, they weren't.
Dunbar's narrating of how hard the Pawnee were on the Sioux was also accurate, but 180 degrees off from the truth. We were the penultimate conquerors of the Northern Great Plains, roaring out of the Minnesota forests and gobbling up territory as we expanded westward. |
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The message of the film is just more noble savage bullshit. As a film production and story it's very good. The acting is just good. Not great. Not mediocre.
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They say the real Lakota laughed in the movie theater during the screening at some of the wrong native language. View Quote Rising Voices / Hót?a?i?pi - Revitalizing the Lakota Language |
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Dances with wolves, last of the mohicans and the last samurai are all the same movie
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cosner has all the charisma of a doorknob, but somehow seems to tun out some decent flicks regardless.
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I generally like westerns.
I've never watched DWW. I'm thinking it's another bad white man poor Indians sjw hollywoodized lecture to the dumb masses. I just cant bring myself to watch it. Besides, Costner. Generally don't care for his 'acting' |
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Awesome movie, even better after I just found out Standing with Fists was not Jane Fonda. For some crazy reason I always thought it was Jane Fonda. Now that I know I clearly see I was wrong for thinking it.
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DWW isn't a bad movie. Kevin Costner is just a shit actor, IMO. Daniel Day Lewis>Kevin Costner. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Awesome movie, even better after I just found out Standing with Fists was not Jane Fonda. For some crazy reason I always thought it was Jane Fonda. Now that I know I clearly see I was wrong for ever thinking it. View Quote Dated a girl that looked like her, too. |
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"Kicking Bird" will always be Edgar K. B. Montrose, to me. Red Green fans will know.
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I just got back from a road trip to Devils Tower. Inspired by the scenery I watched that movie two nights ago.
Filmed on location in the Bad Lands, S.Dakota, and Belle Fourche River areas. Beautiful scenery. It’s an American Lawrence of Arabia. However, kind of heavy-handed on the Indians are good, the white-man is bad stuff, noble savage stuff. The book is different enough to be worth reading also. |
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"Kicking Bird" will always be Edgar K. B. Montrose, to me. Red Green fans will know. View Quote Lakota Spoof |
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I've only seen it once but didn't care much for it Costner is too much the apologist for my tastes, I prefer actual history to stuff like "Dances."
If you're interested, the 1880 museum near Murdo SD has a lot of props and artifacts used in that movie. |
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I enjoyed it but, yeah, a lot of SJW bullshit. Spawned a whole shitload of "Dances With XXX" memes.
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The scene in which Ten Bears produces the Spanish helmet would have been accurate if they were Comanche, which, of course, they weren't. Dunbar's narrating of how hard the Pawnee were on the Sioux was also accurate, but 180 degrees off from the truth. We were the penultimate conquerors of the Northern Great Plains, roaring out of the Minnesota forests and gobbling up territory as we expanded westward. View Quote Aside from any white and indian thing, the truth is that humans have a history of violence. All primitives are violent. The norm for tribal society is war, rape, mass murder, enslavement. Some are better at it than others. Comanche hid from Apaches before they adopted the horse, and that switched things up. If not for the horse, Comanches were be a tribe most would have never heard of, and those who had would think of them as peaceful people just trying to survive the Apache. |
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Quoted: It would have been much more accurate if they showed how the Sioux attacked the white Aside from any white and indian thing, the truth is that humans have a history of violence. All primitives are violent. The norm for tribal society is war, rape, mass murder, enslavement. Some are better at it than others. Comanche hid from Apaches before they adopted the horse, and that switched things up. If not for the horse, Comanches were be a tribe most would have never heard of, and those who had would think of them as peaceful people just trying to survive the Apache. View Quote |
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Modern cinema classic for sure.
John Barry’s score is incredible. |
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I generally like westerns. I've never watched DWW. I'm thinking it's another bad white man poor Indians sjw hollywoodized lecture to the dumb masses. I just cant bring myself to watch it. Besides, Costner. Generally don't care for his 'acting' View Quote A Kevin Costner-David Duchovny mash up would be awesome. |
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