I like how they showed one of the children watching this too at 0:39.

The elders see the young guy speak with wisdom, thinking before acting. Before he'd be always angry, rash in action.

Yeah helmet scene is cool since we feel how long ago it was when the Spaniards first came. It is an Indiana Jones feel like scene.

This and Open Range are absolutely masterpieces. This especially. Other than the white chick, who honestly wasn’t bad, it was great seeing so much of the Native American Indians.

I’m Mexican but feel Indian lol

I'm from INDIA , I hope everything is fine

He genuinely valued that hat.

25 years later the frontier would disappear.

American Indian culture was so beautiful & fair. I'm happy I wasn't around to see these good people betrayed & dwindled away

Wow, still say ITS BEST MOVIE EVER! John P

Give him something back in fair trade. ( hands his wife over)

There are no native Americans. God created Adam in his image. Indians did not magically pop up out of the ground in america. The entire 'native american' narrative is a myth. A lie. Not true.

Dunbar: You left your wife on the prairie! Also, you can have her back tomorrow.

I love how aggressively the montage comes in, they just start kicking ass with the score rocking, so good

Two absolute legends together

At this time in History the natives of the Americas had already fought wars with, against and were ally’s with the British and French. They had traveled to Europe. They would be well aware of how many Europeans there were in the world.

Who are talking about when you mention Floyd in the title?

I wonder what he traded him

I like the first half of the movie. When Dunbar get captured, I feel it looses its movie “magic” and becomes something else. Not sure what it is but that’s how I see it.

Winds in his hair is the best man to have your back

The Great things that come from our follies. Good job Mr. Kevin C Sir.

Yeah ...High School Coaches always get kicked out of games.....it happens all the time?

I'm Makah. 🐋 🦅

Favorite part in the movie

The smile of Wind in his hair, love it

This movie was just on another level. Far greater than anything made today

It’s likely that all of his life John Dunbar was told that the Indians were bad people. That they were savages and could not be reasoned with. The power in this scene I think is that in this exchange he realized everything he had been told was not true at all. He was finding out they were good, decent, honorable and very reasonable people.

This scene only makes sense in the context of the book, where the indians were Comanche

"the spanish and whites" well that's a bit of an oxymoronic title

Both the hat and the "trade" destined to end up in Rick Harrison's pawn shop..!

This Native American movie is a different breed 💯

Hey wasn’t that Injen Joe from Tom and Huck.

Hopper and Hackman were the greatest!

I too had a superb meaning full name growing up, passes the gas is what they used to call me.

I dont think he would have gotten that hat without a fight if his injun buddy weren't there... His buddy got him the hat..

Crazy to think, this language is dying and the number of people who speak it are now diminishing

I love wind in his hair the way he developed over time

I love your existence. Can I?

I am Dances With Wolves. I have nothing to say to you. You are noth worth talking to.

I like this pixel. It is a very entertaining pixel.

La película de indios más preciosa que he visto. Siempre pensé que habría segunda parte pero no llego nunca. Maravillosa.

I love this movie since it first came out. I was 12 and watched it at least 20 times till now.

wonder what would have happened if he had called him a funny guy?

The funniest thing is to see that he shows a Spanish helmet as a strange and mysterious object, but use horses brought by the same Europeans.

I like how Stone Calf is watching this carefully too. Sad that he died in the Pawnee fight. He was becoming a mentor to Dances With Wolves.

I love this scene. The looks from 10 bears, how everyone got quiet when they both stood, how Dunbar was willing to except the knife even if he may have not wanted it. Such a great movie…

You can tell the dude doesn’t like Dunbar but he still gives him something in return just to be somewhat fair

Dunbar gradually lost his white man symbols and clothes as he slowly became a member of the tribe. First the American flag for a bandage, then his jacket for a bead vest, then his hat for a knife and later feathers. Of course his name too. P.S.This movie made me hungry for buffalo meat cooked over the open fire.

That's why we comanches were ready for them.