Typical hollywood propaganda in building narration that Protestant colonials were so nice gentle and good and Catholics are so cruel devils. There are still millions who read English medias who believe Columbus went West to prove Church is wrong that Earth is not flat but round. Anti Catholic narrations by Anglophones still survive and are made in this 21st century of information including latest hoax of Canada Mass graves

Finally! a movie I'll pony up cash to see in a theater. Not many where I live.

I'm getting chicken skin watching this trailer

It is hard to say if this lady is a Scientologist or an actress but she col be a Scientologist

Oh my god. I couldn’t have even dreamt about this to happen. Joan and Jane together! ❤

I am so weary of these "white savior" films. But with an indigenous director maybe I will be surprised.

White colonizers subjugating indigenous people: tens of thousands of examples world-wide.

Yes Yes Yes - very interesting!

As Indonesian, I got confuse with the "Turk" as I remember our colonials were dutch, british, japanese and portuguese only 😅

this time give her , her oscar

So the British are the good guys?

This is going to be fantastic.

this makes me sad. because historically the natives lose. they almost always lose. for a few hundred years the english ran wild on earth.

I knew she was a decent person.

This must be the the colonialism people rage about. I see tribes savagely murdering one another and the "colonizer" trying to bring peace. of course you won't hear that in any college classroom it doesn't fit the narrative

Such a weak fencing yet the great warrior cannot break through.??? I assume it's cinematic error. Some explain it's true.

why no black actors ?

I hope this delivers on the themes it seems to explore in the trailer. Is religion, is culture, always just a personal brand of identity, or is there a way for us to transcend what has come before by changing our beliefs? How will we answer our conscience when we seemingly betray our inherited roles to embrace a bold new personal choice? What is the role of duty in conscience? In this trailer Pearce's role seems understated, and I hope there is more to it than that.

Don't you know why there isn't and will never be an all black cast for an horror movie? Cause it wouldn't last more than 5 minutes...the moment creepy shit starts happening, we gone homie

TLDW: Si vis pacem, para bellum. If you’re not willing to fight for what you believe in, what you believe in will not exist.

When someone sees their first Haka and thinks "how can I base an entire movie around those?"

Another white saviour film, how original 🙃

YES PLEASE!!!!!!!!

"Is it black" 💀💀

KZbin reels brought me here

So fake

Does anyone have more detailed information on the song that starts at 1:27? The following is all I have managed to find: "Just Give Me a Chance" by Terry Devine King and Steve Levine

Great to see an accurate representation of pre European Māori society. Violent patriarchal tribalism where cannibalism and slavery were commonplace. Thank God for the civilising influence of the European missionaries.

Reminds me of "The Black Robe" doesn't do the old Peaceful Natives One with Nature Cliche', violent land, brutal, revenge, honor.

The Maori are really tall people 😮

Rip SPURLOCK ❤ Also... We can thank JD Rockefeller for the consolidation/monopolisation of common goods in America. Past is prolog ❤

Es malísima esa peli está en Netflix y toda la película es verle la cara de estreñido y pena triste al protagonista y solo al final de la película está el terremoto y para lo que se ve pues después que se da solo se enfoca en el protagonista encerrado en un ascensor es demasiado mala

Looks good

Thank goodness, Hollywood never got its claws and teeth on Guy Pearce. His work is so pure.

I'm in.

he dont speak turkish tho

One of the most powerful scenes of the movie. The director took such care to show that this group of misfits really was a family. No matter the outcome they were doing the best that they could for each other in their own ways. I recently watch Call Me Chihiro and i have to say that these two movies really surprised me, they have more heart than most films i have ever seen.

Were they all really so ripped?

If this is about New Zealand, I will watch it.

If it's remotely historically accurate, there will be some interesting BBQ scenes. I predict the subject won't even be broached. Christianity, however, will be braised, boiled, and pan-fried.

Il à rejoint sa dernière demeure ! Les portes de l'enfer s ouvrent désormais à ce chien ! Qu'il pourrisse éternellement !

It’s giving modern Serial Mom

If you like this watch Blow The Man Down.

can't wait!

😅 👌

Sold. This look funny. 😊

I’m in..

Sure!

"maybe the conversions really were all the friends we made along the way"

The Maori were incredibly bloodthirsty. While most primitive peoples practiced limited warfare - tit for tat, stealing mates but also trading - Maori were unique in that they had wars of annihilation. The other side was shown no mercy, the battles went on long after any other primitive tribe would have stopped. They are an interesting anomaly in primitive warfare.