Inside the real life tragedy behind 'Killers of the Flower Moon' | Nightline

[@kl.8992]

Tragic story, yet knowing the history of this country, I am not surprised. Our Indigenous people deserve so much more.

[@LoneWolfj11]

Give them their land back!

[@mariastewart9820]

​@@LoneWolfj11he don't have their land,the whites do !

[@newyorkerjoe123]

"We're still here ... We are not going anywhere." ~ Native Americans 😔

[@timwall6187]

Reperations.

[@newyorkerjoe123]

DEColonize and land and return them to Native people.

[@depressedpebbles]

The fact that Mollie was her GRANDMOTHER shows how shockingly recent this was. Only two generations back. This was a horrible evil tragedy that should never have happened. Barely a century ago. Edit: I know that these things still happen today. It is a terrible injustice that is hopefully being talked about more because of this movie. The film is absolutely incredible and I hope the Osage people are satisfied with the way their story is told here.

[@writerchick94]

These things still happen now.

[@kakumei77]

Most known atrocities to natives are really just recent and couple generations ago across the nation.

[@geniemedford9200]

There will always be wicked people. Sad but true.

[@mediocremaiden8883]

It *still* happens. It happens every day in Oklahoma. Maybe not specific murders but the entire state is basically Indian burial ground, and the Tribes or as they were officially taught to us in school "The 5 Civilised Tribes" get jerked around in the state of Oklahoma every day its something

[@markdarcy5256]

This movie made me weep 😢 as a Tibetan I can relate to the Indigenous people. Our culture, language has been wiped off through Chinese genocide of my country Tibet. I hope the Indigenous communities get more attention in regards to discrimination, systemic racism towards them.

[@junglesuperstar9270]

Marc Darcy is a very Tibetan name

[@bobbylee3567]

@@junglesuperstar9270😂😂😂😂

[@mikeg2491]

⁠​⁠@@junglesuperstar9270it’s a movie character, do you live in a jungle?

[@junglesuperstar9270]

@@mikeg2491 yep. Sure . Bro .))₽₽₽₽

[@markdarcy5256]

@@junglesuperstar9270 it’s a name of a character from my fav movie ( Bridget Jone’s diary)

[@Leeohlin89]

This is an extremely powerful film about one of the many America’s gruesome history’s of the indigenous community’s history of the settlers. (Fully aware of how many disliked the film) for reasons that are obvious and perhaps other. But nonetheless it is a powerful one. History needs to be taught again more accurately in our books. I’m just so glad Martin chose Leonardo to portray the character. A highly admirable and respected actor/human being.

[@65g4]

The movie was incredible and i am currently reading the book and the story is powerful

[@joshuarosen8080]

Really the guy needs to get his dating life in order

[@Leeohlin89]

@@joshuarosen8080 his personal life has nothing to do with this comment nor the fact that he is nonetheless an amazing actor and who is widely respected by other incredible legendary actors (some might argue) so let’s not blitz the man because of his personal life. I’m sure not everyone has it right with their love life. Do you want to talk about yours?

[@paradisepipeco]

@@joshuarosen8080 *_"Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away and you have their shoes."_* ~~ Jack Handey

[@amab1853]

The story is powerful! I watched the movie and want to read the book. I like how Nightline interviewed Mollie's descendant

[@desertchild974]

Wouldn't it be great if Hollywood kept creating films that have made a REAL cultural impact by sharing true stories like Killers of the Flower Moon? America has a long and bloody history of murder and denying the long-term effects of those impacted by such hate and cruelty. I am 49 years old and cannot find my ancestral roots because of slavery. Imagine never knowing who or where your family is from? These real-life events always break my heart, but the Truth is finally coming to light. Maybe one day, the Truth about the Tulsa Massacre will be shared, and those individuals and insurance companies that denied the claims that black businesses submitted and were denied will be illuminated, too. We can never move forward until the past is accurately told and the evil will finally be purged.

[@HSR-bk5qb]

It's interesting to mention, considering the widespread conspiracies covered in this movie and book, that it was just THIS very year that a judge in the Tulsa case reportedly ruled against the victims and proclaimed it could never be brought up again. Justice will NEVER be buried, so I'm hoping that more actual Black historians, activists, and filmmakers will be involved similar to what John Singleton took on with "Rosewood."

[@g-b194]

Absolutely.!!

[@noinfo326]

Hollywood doesn't have to be involved at all. Documentaries that are as close to the truth are plentiful. Books and Audio Books teach a lot. However, if you go to their websites you will find more truth than any Hollywood movie. There is so much information on the internet you will never learn all of it in your life time.

[@tileavenue6911]

You're waiting for evil to be purged? humans will always have some evil in them

[@paradisepipeco]

@@noinfo326 With great power comes great responsibility. Anyone who commands attention from the _"bully pulpit"_ has a duty to say something worthwhile, whether it be only to entertain, but social commentary is a moral responsibility placed upon those who speak to the masses. This does not need to be as blatant as this great movie, but it can be done through hyperbole such as any good science fiction has always done. Art, theater, and music serve as the conscience of our society as a whole. When one can command an audience, one must recognize the power they wield as to the potential to influence others and present issues that need to be addressed. Once you get everyone to listen to you, you might want to have something to say.

[@quintfl]

Killers of the flower moon is a movie you want to see in theaters. Don't wait until it comes out on DVD.

[@thanib7796]

It was one of the best movies I've watched in my life...

[@KC-qr3wk]

Going tonight!

[@thanib7796]

@@KC-qr3wkPlease report back and tell me how you like it!

[@mmarshfairc3]

100%. I’m going to see it for the second time soon

[@sandyhossman7771]

Movies that tell the truth such as this movie and others about slavery and the holocaust should make you feel bad. It is called empathy for fellow human beings.

[@jamesbaldwin6235]

Im from oklahoma a this wasn't ever mentioned in any oklahoma history classes. But also neither was the Tulsa race massacre.

[@sandyhossman7771]

Neither are taught in history classes. My American history was taught many yrs ago but I wasn't taught anything about history of native American. Everything we were taught never took indigenous people into consideration. I loved history and we traveled several vacations a year and my parents taught me both sides. Plus I loved to ask questions. I am 64 still love history.

[@keithbell9348]

I recall Tom Hanks being outraged when he learned about the horrendous tragedy of Black Wall St. Also a part of Oklahoma history. He demanded to know why this event was also buried in American history. Thats how I felt when I first learned of the tragedy thst befell the Osage people. But at this point, not surprised.

[@morganalabeille5004]

And that event is depicted in this movie as well

[@amab1853]

@@morganalabeille5004 yes! I like how they made the connection to Black wall street in the movie as well.

[@KidsWithGuns1992]

Happens all the time. I guaruntee there’s an incredible amount of history of this kind of disgusting injustice that has never come to light, or ever will:

[@sonpacho]

The Tulsa race massacre (1921) was at the same time. _They_ didn't like the Osage gaining wealth and _they_ didn't like seeing black people succeed in places like Greenwood. _When a people show you who they are, believe them the first time._ Maya Angelou

[@sadeu144]

Thank you for this historical inference. Phew, those people are evil.

[@johnwebb2442]

You got that right. What's done in the dark will soon come into the light. Black Lives Matter. Native Lives Matter.

[@XhonatanMyftiu]

If they are evil ( europian people) there will be no indians or black alive in US ( there are bad people in evry race but you dont need to generalize all of us europians like evil ) ​@@sadeu144

[@ivysn13]

so true you say that. so crazy to me when white men prosper you didn’t see any black men lynching or killing white families on their sleep. i know it’s not to say every white person but said to see the majority and mob mentally follow patterns and occurring like even todays society with asian hate, u don’t see old asian elderly harassing other races businesses if your poor you work for it. this osage murder trail is being rich and for what, shameful on someone’s family name the next generation gotta deal with the sins and embarrassing exposure like the drummond family

[@johndiggle9129]

You literally just used racism. African Americans currently find themselves in crime and poverty. Is that who there are? Am I to believe that? Moron

[@1shadowfx]

"Back in the old days they would miss the Indian POV in a movie by a mile. Now they're missing it by feet." Awesome endorsement by a former chief of the Osage. Thanks for the interview.

[@Black_Magic_Woman]

So horrific. These stories need to be told and taught in schools and to all. I remember, learning for the first time how the Aboriginal peoples in Australia had there babies and small children buried in the sand, with their heads sticking out by evil men , they would hold the greving and assualted, beaten mothers back as they kicked the babies and small children's heads off. This happened only a century ago. So much horror like this occurred and is never discussed. So much pain felt even now in the generations since. Its important to talk about these awful horrors .

[@JackSquat336]

That I didn’t know, horrible!

[@Black_Magic_Woman]

@@JackSquat336 it's horrific hun. Have a look at Aboriginal history after Australia was colonised. It's still occuring today in the sense Australian land is and has been stolen from them. They are the original and first people's on Australia, they know their land and that's why so many devastating bush fires happen now . Because the aboriginal people did controlled fires to prevent it occurring and now they can't even protect their lands from complete devastation. It's sickening.

[@JackSquat336]

@@Black_Magic_Woman oh thanks, I will definitely read up on this.

[@karenbrown2135]

How awful. Those poor babies.

[@SG-mf5nd]

wow. yes, it is always important to talk about these things. What you describe is now the stuff of Islamists and serial killers.

[@lesliewoolnough7871]

I hope this woman has abundant family and friends to help her through the hard times presently and has good memories of her family from the past to hold onto

[@bobnordstrom5944]

Gladstone is an incredible actress

[@sandyhossman7771]

She should have been nominated for an academy award.

[@johnwebb2442]

Great actress.

[@BrillGirl82]

@@sandyhossman7771she was, but you probably already know that by now :-)

[@jessgunn6639]

as an irish person this film broke my heart, over the generations my family lost homes and lands that were granted to english planters just because they would not pledge allegience to a foriegn monarch, but, the use of emotional connections adds a whole other layer of dispicable to the osage story

[@thearyamehrrf6886]

Notice there’s a pattern to this stuff. It’s always the Anglo Saxons.. Other Europeans were no where NEAR these people in terms of the connivery, back stabbing and LIES.

[@Unsweetened8618]

It's sad to know, that your grandfather was a murderer.

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

A lot of grandfathers are murderers. Just ask the Germans.

[@Laura-kl7vi]

OTOH, perhaps sadder to know that the people he murdered were your grandmother's family.

[@Unsweetened8618]

@@Laura-kl7vi Ernst was way deep in that 💩.... Then when he got out of prison, he robbed his sister in law 😒.......

[@jessyleejong1]

This was an incredible film.

[@cmpadilla08]

Movie was beyond exceptional. Oscar worthy

[@oludumares_manifestation]

This movie highlights how people can be evil because of their greed and selfishness. It shows how people can manipulate others and how people can love people who manipulate and lie to them. It made me feel gross because the story is so close to home. I pray the souls of all people have returned and will return to heal their past, for the people of the future who descended from this horrific human event.

[@ruhap9311]

Great movie on every level. Actors, Director, used real Native Actors, everyone should be proud of this one. I'm a harsh critic.

[@leonidaslantz5249]

Killers of the Flower Moon is a very good book , and the movie is well done. What a tragic story. Oklahoma is such a racist state. There needs to be a movie about the Tulsa Massacre of 'Black Wall Street' which occurred at about the same time.

[@johnwebb2442]

Most Definitely.

[@ronaldodin4202]

is it worth reading the book even after watching the movie?

[@lynnhuddleston3199]

I would love to hear about as many tribes as possible. I’m sure that they all have stories that need to be told. Looking forward to seeing this movie. ❤

[@fredfrond6148]

So why are they not giving reparations, from the millions of blood money stolen, to the native people.

[@MannyL-g3m]

Nothing but love for the indigenous people of this country.

[@kathyhaldimanbaumgartner7746]

Absolutely 💯

[@bonfacefundafunda5841]

So thankful for this documentary and report

[@racheltabron2086]

Very interesting to hear the real families opinions & thoughts. I loved the movie, despite the tragedy it portrayed.

[@sandyhossman7771]

I have always been upset how our native Americans have been treated. I always had many questions as a child, thankfully my parents supported this. I remember in Minnesota, i was probably about 10yo. Luckily i was asking many questions to the chief about harvesting wild rice. We were interrupted by another family that just shoved in took a picture with the chief. I remember how i felt , thinking this chief was so disrespected. So glad that the indian point of view was taken into consideration.

[@jennifersnipes4177]

What a sad story😢 glad it's being told!

[@sheilabloom6735]

The great American Prima Ballerina, Maria Tallchief, was a Native American, of the Osage people. Her father became rich. Some of her family were killed.

[@Junksaint]

Wind River is another good movie showing how natives are/were treated. It's not over by a mile

[@jessieruiz815]

😭💔🪶✊🏾🪶❤️💛🤍🖤🪶✊🏾🪶😭💔🦅🪶✊🏾🪶😭💔😭💔 I saw the movie last thursday I was the only native and the movie theater I am not I am not osage Indian I am navajo I had cried after I saw that movie I was so heartbreaking to see the story But all tribes have went through Is genocide And we all know our own story But I have never heard this story before It was so heartbreaking I think I was the only person in the movie theater what cried 😭💔🪶✊🏾🪶 And my heart I knew they were still my people too And it was so heartbreaking And sad Is to know what happened to the osage women And all the men and women in tribe how they were murdered oh Is it hurt so bad to see that 🪶✊🏾🪶💔😭🪶✊🏾🪶💔😭

[@georgedanilov8898]

I'm not native, I was not even born here - I am first generation immigrant. But I feel strong connection to this majestic land and I want to learn more about history and the ways of the nations that have been here long before Europeans came over,,, I cried with you when watching this movie, I don't think it's possible not to if you are a human

[@mamabirdthecomedian8079]

Doesn’t surprise me that Jim Gray would take credit for this film being made on our lands. When in fact, it was his late sister’s daughter and another Osage who fought diligently to make sure that Scorsese’s people were brought to our Reservation and taken to the areas focuses on the deaths talked about in the book and movie. If his sister were still alive, that interview would have been very different!

[@Jennifer-m6p5t]

If you watched Titanic many times This is a replica of his acting talent His character and role in this film is unbelievable cos you wouldn't recognise it was Di Caprio Good luck on nominations Congratulations on awards winning Grammies best actor Mr. Titanic actor

[@Orange_DNA]

Were these families ever properly compensated for the murders?

[@TrueBliuNineleven]

As a headright owner and direct bloodline descendant of my incredible Osage grandfathers and grandmothers, this film was something for which I had longed to be made, so that the story could be told. I never imagined it would bring in such greats as Scorsese and DiCaprio. Lily Gladstone was incredible and played the roll of Mollie with such grace and dignity and strength. #WahzhazheAlways

[@MikhailTank]

Honest and fair reporting here, well done.

[@ddoubleu170]

This really bothers me. Like, my entire soul is undone when I hear these stories. 😢

[@Severussnape09]

I don’t believe this was a love story between Ernest and mollie . The movie showed it to make it watchable . Ernest straight Away went for the money by marrying her .

[@basil33]

I dont think it was portrayed as true love in the movie. At best, earnest might have thought he was in love. Obviously no one would knowingly kill the dear relatives of a person they proclaimed to love

[@Nazaba09]

They spoke to people in the Osage who said it was a love story. Ernest was manipulated by his uncle and it wasn’t totally his fault.

[@Barec76]

I wouldnt call it a lovestory, that diminishes the whole story

[@PenelopePitstop888]

No other culture in America deserves their own renaissance more than the indigenous people.

[@maescreativespace444]

The AFRICAN SLAVE DESCENDANTS DEFINITELY DO

[@619mackk]

Black Americans do you are incorrect

[@teresalegler2777]

Excellent book. Plan to re-read and take notes of all of the characters and relationships. Hopefully, will soon see the movie. History is so necessary to understand the truth.

[@spikedeleon6883]

I liked lily Gladstone topnotch actress congrats in advance from Philippines

[@TheDanDiamondShow]

This was by far the best movie and story I've seen since whenever ..Mind blown

[@oceanblueheart1472]

😢 the horrors the Osage Community had me in emotional crying out for justice inside my heart. One thing tho had me thinking. Who fathered Anna's unborn child?

[@virginiavillarreal5233]

In the movie King Hale "suggested" the baby was Byron Burkhart's.

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

@@virginiavillarreal5233Very likely. As the movie comfimed they were sleeping together.

[@Deem60]

Can’t wait to see the movie ❤

[@Hamborghini_1]

May the Osage people and their beautiful culture live forever

[@chrisbullock6477]

Between what they did to the Tribes of Oklahoma and the Tulsa-African American city that was up and coming it was a common thread.

[@jLutraveling]

Looking forward to see it. I have read the book.

[@kimallnaturelle]

I cri3d so hard watching this movie. I couldn't fight back the strong emotions! Natives and Black Americans have gone through so much and continue to do so. The US will not improve until we reckon with our history and present because this keeps happening. Praying for the descendants of this horrible tragedy. May they heal, be protected from further exploitation, and flourish.

[@hera7884]

Mollie’s grand daughter is exactly how I imagined Mollie’s granddaughter would be. Just sweet, kind, and full of love

[@jodythomas4324]

Just watched it last night. I can honestly say it’s a great film, I didn’t mind the runtime, thought it could’ve been easily trimmed a solid 20-30mins, but it was fine. I love Scorsese but I think we should be honest in saying the man is clearly no longer in his prime, I must admit I was slightly underwhelmed by some aspects, and this film just feels like it was made by an older man. I feel had he made Killers of the Flower Moon, say around the late 90’s or anytime during 00’s I feel like this could’ve ended up as his best film ever as the source material is rich and the story is powerful. It just seemed a bit too slow of pace while also rushing certain aspects, I mean Jesse and the police aspect didn’t even show up until almost the 2 and a half hour mark, it didn’t have a balance at times. I still think it’ll be a front runner for best picture and best director but I think Oppenheimer may have a chance of taking those awards now, as well as Napoleon if it lives up to expectations, could also end up as the favorite. I wouldn’t count out Poor Things by Yorgos either.

[@nidkahg9648]

I hope Oppenheimer doesn't win more than 11 oscars

[@mrcooki3monster928]

Still happening today Navajo Nation people experiencing this same problem:/ promise of failed treatment by those individuals who saw money! As a Navajo it’s just so embarrassing and frustrating and disgusting that people do this. But one day I will take the Navajo Nation into the 23rd century on my land will be the next Las Vegas. But with great care and planning will be a powerhouse of a small country of native American descents of amazing heritage and people of all kinds.

[@sujathaviswanathan7210]

The dark side of America’s past! These stories need to be told!

[@haute10in]

This is so heart breaking 😢

[@sandrarichardson6702]

Can’t wait to go see this movie.

[@Iceland874]

These horrible things have been happening since the beginning of time. The fight between good and evil will always be but finding justice and punishment for the evildoers should never be ignored or delayed. Thank you for the interview. I will be watching the movie tonight.

[@XsweetstarliteX]

If only hollywood gave the same level of respect and sensitivity when tell the stories of all other oppressed victims of colonialism. They pick and choose who deserves a story that isn’t full of slurs and graphically violent scenes for ‘accuracy’.

[@shadow.banned]

Guardian program was just stunning. It took me a while to realize what was happening.

[@Darci3333]

Scorsese is a wonderful director has made many great films. I dont understand when some say that all his films are blood and gory.....i cant help but think they are somehow in confusion of Scorsese and Tarantino.....Tarantino films are notoriously blood abd gore....

[@fireflymiesumae]

We need a movie on Black Wall Street now

[@lisaellis2593]

I ' heard of this story,so long ago, It was shocking then and now😢.

[@cynthiashields5341]

Lily Gladstone did a superb job. I hope she wins the Oscar

[@turnne]

Crazy story...and by crazy I mean tragic. They stole their land and put them on undesirable grounds. Then the oil struck and then they tried to steal that from them...all the while claiming to be God fearing Christian people and in the land of the free Hypocrisy at its finest. Then we had the Tulsa massacre at the same time

[@carolinerangen478]

Our history as a country needs to be told. All the ugliness and injustice to many tribes. We cant heal and move to be better til we do.

[@satelisbrasil8910]

the story that happened about this indigenous community. A reflection of human greed is a lack of humanity. Throughout the history of the Americas, many indigenous peoples were massacred, exterminated and their lands were invaded. To this day, in South America, indigenous communities are threatened because their land contains valuable minerals, timber or land invasions.

[@donnadees1971]

You worked with REALITY. I pray you can keep reality in the story.

[@AbiYah333]

Very interesting film. It's over 3 hrs long. I had never heard of the story before. #LeonardoDicaprio def deserves an #Oscar for his portrayal of Ernest!

[@meninpapin]

Why would she carry her grandfather's surname. Wouldn't want to be associated with that parasite crook who tried to poison your grandmother for money.

[@tiffanyhoff5806]

Such a sad story

[@veronicawhitfield6008]

Tale as old as time. The same people pulling the same bs over and over again

[@Truthsayerbcn]

Truly tragic history. Shameful. Genocide. Amazing film.

[@Redipstick]

It went on for much longer than the film suggests

[@radioactivegum2298]

Imagine your whole family is being murdered and there's nothing you can do and nobody you can trust.

[@MamaTreNiner]

I wish more people would use the term NATIVE instead of Indian!!!

[@rafsanjanyahmad1876]

Was ernest really love mollie like depicted in the film or was ernest just take advantage from this marriage?

[@deborahfairbanks4012]

I saw it last night. It was very hard to watch... 😭

[@baswordfish]

Movie Killers of the Flower Moon budget is $200 million! Di caprio 22 millions! De Niro 5 millions! Pour info, le salaire de Lily Gladstone (qui joue Mollie) comparé à Di Caprio et de Niro! $ 750,000 !!Seulement!!!

[@MonnieDavenport]

These are days of a reckonong, they been monsters all over the world

[@samkemakhoba7981]

7:16 hmmm.

[@sdtimeless]

Interesting how they filmed many clips with a drone.

[@martinkrukenberg4590]

Ernest was not into Mollie only her money

[@biancabright1710]

Mollie and Earnest was not a love story.

[@Babygirl-on5zn]

Nobody knows what their relationship was actually like but only the family

[@brandikat84]

I liked the film. However, I felt it should have been told from the direct perspective of the Osage people. It was from the perspective of the white man.

[@Babygirl-on5zn]

I loved the movie too however the entertainment industry won’t allow that unless their were Native American directors or script makers then they could show their side of the story.

[@916bigAl]

Isn’t it kind of racist that they cast the beautiful native american lead woman, as someone who looks quite western (obviously af mix of native and not). Kind of still says “we can’t cast a full blood native american woman as the beauty one, cause you need to look semi european to be beautiful”. They only use these real native americans on smaller roles. Kind of crazy

[@NN-lx4mb]

I recently watched Killers of the Flower Moon and can stay I had to preserver thru watching it til the end. 💔 Colonists talk about Darwin’s theory, survival of the fittest. Let’s try doing that today. The colonists would be wiped out.

[@Wickerman2023]

Their history made it to big screen but not in schools.😞

[@Mexicano1768]

I'll probably watch it 💯

[@Bryan-lg3fn]

Its amazing the power that money has on people , it transforms some into horrible creatures

[@WallyTony]

LOL ABC didn't care all these years before the movie was made.

[@johnwebb2442]

Native Lives Matter.

[@karenbrown2135]

I would really like to see this movie but I’m a bit scared. My mom is from Oklahoma (Ponca City) which is in the North/East part of the state. I’m scared that my moms family might be part of this and if they are then I would start crying in the theater.

[@marisaharris1384]

Hi, my boys were born in Ponca City, at what used to be called St. Joseph Medical Center in the early 90s. We have very fond memories of the town and the people, and our little house on Mistletoe Dr. brought us so many times of joy. It will be hard to see this movie, but we owe it to the Native Americans from Osage County.

[@karenbrown2135]

I agree. I will try and see it in the theater. Thank you.

[@GamerplayerWT]

Reminds me of the January 6th insurrectionists who thought it would be better to deny and destroy than let the truth stand.

[@Mike-tu7uw]

😂😂😂😂 Yell me you’re a liberal moron without telling me you’re a liberal moron😂

[@Yoyomu205]

Oh please that was fake and staged by the demonrats

[@neemaliggins9223]

I just finished the book and it was excellent! Sad to say, I’m not surprised. History absolutely does repeat itself. This has happened with many cultures because of this crappy idea of Manifest Destiny.

[@sunilyesodharan]

Watched the movie 👍👍👍

[@popogejo7245]

I'm from a northern reservation, and know very well that the government came in and hid the true facts of this case, saddly still to this day. Indian kids were then murdered, raped, and traded into slavery, and it's still happening to this day. The indian child welfare act of 1989 was passed in large part due to the evens that took place on the Osage reservation. Almost 100 years too late to but who's noticing! While we're at let's ask how much of the oil and royalties that was stolen has ever been returned? None might be a good answer!

[@Jennifer-m6p5t]

It looks like Wild West movie, grandpa really resembles De Niro I love Lio so much

[@Brandonhayhew]

this is depressing and brutal

[@anthonymitchell9337]

Love story?

[@g-b194]

Devils if you ask me!!!

[@beyondhuman3148]

Then they should be doing a documentary if they want it to be 100% accurate, otherwise movies will tweak whatever they want to make it more entertaining.

[@dinalislam1243]

Are U American? i need Urgent Help. I Will Pay For That . Please Help Me

[@superoldgamesaturday3277]

Indeed. Scorsese is a great filmmaker, but he lets the Democrat party that caused this COMPLETELY off the hook in this movie, which is even MORE galling post-10/7.

[@x77punk77x]

@@superoldgamesaturday3277Ho boy it’s the ol’ “let’s pretend that the GOP and Democratic parties didn’t trade in places as far as maximum white-supremacist bigotry” b.s. Only the brainwashed & ignorant believe that now…

[@x77punk77x]

It doesn’t matter if such films are made, sadly; more people will be excited to watch some brain-dead twerking Tik Tok vid than anything remotely educational or edifying…

[@cassi94]

⁠@@superoldgamesaturday3277omg stfu. Y’all with your obsession of injecting politics into everything. Jesus

[@PhillipPahinui]

Another example of America creating their own history.

[@etiger675]

It’s hilarious that the interviewer wants her to be so excited that she met Leonardo DiCaprio in person like that would make it worth it what her whole family went through.