Alien Thunder | DONALD SUTHERLAND | Western Movie | Full Length Classic Feature Film | English

[@guydegregg8555]

The audio of the calls of the wildlife in the evening and early morning particularly the birds make this soundtrack one of the most authentic 👌

[@p1dru2art]

Are you talking about the Indians,,😂 they did not fool Donald Sutherland....

[@frederick2video]

I have been hoping to see this movie for about 50 years! Thanks so much for uploading it. My grandparents used to have a farm in the Wakaw area of Saskatchewan. When I was a kid, my grandma drove me out to look at a set that was built for this movie. It was near Duck Lake, Saskatchewan. I recall being fascinated by the idea that people would actually build a set to make things look as they did in the past. I asked my grandma to take me back there a few months later so that I could look at it again but it had already been torn down. I was devastated. She told me that maybe I could see the movie one day and I would see the set in that film. I am looking forward to doing just that. Thanks again!

[@chucklinkt]

I saw this movie in a theatre when I was a teenager. I thought it was awesome and it was later the name was changed to Dan Candy's Law. I didn't see the reason for that. Alien Thunder was an appropriate name.... I felt. I always remembered it as Alien Thunder. Thank you very much for the upload.

[@gregorybathurst7171]

Indian's suffered many injustices , still do . Wonderful case study fine acting. R.I.P Chief Dan R.I.P Donald Sutherland

[@sammyalmightyvoice4176]

I am proud to say Almightyvoice is my great great grandfather . I come from generations after him and we are blood related , we are from One Arrow First Nations!

[@kitcarson7447]

Yeah, and I'm related to Daniel Boone and Kit Carson.

[@sammyalmightyvoice4176]

Sorry no idea who that is but I'm sure they were important people that's awesome

[@roberttwin888]

@@kitcarson7447 Kit Carson was a murderer of old women and children

[@DreamingDarlin]

@@roberttwin888 Trail of Tears says it all although Canadians may not be familiar with that as this American girl wasn't familiar with Almighty Voice. But I'm glad I know something of him now.

[@DreamingDarlin]

Thanks for sharing that! I hope you and your people are treated better now.

[@Sumotori.]

Outstanding performance by all actors of this great movie. Very moving! Thanks Grjngo once again for sharing 👍

[@carrieferguson1493]

Sutherland & Chief Dan George are both Canadian! RIP to both!

[@StephiSensei26]

Man's inhumanity to man. Small film, ...powerful message.

[@steffski1946]

This is why Jesus sent paul west - Ungodly Europeans in great need of help

[@p1dru2art]

I wish I could make my messages so simple and so insightful❤❤

[@kathrynstewart-mcdonald]

The Sutherland family has tremendous talent, I believe only people who have lived full and sociable lives can express the range of emotion theses actors exhibit, they understand the emotions they present,

[@bobmiller4383]

Thanks for posting the most complete version of this movie I've ever seen. 12 minutes longer than any other, including the DVD

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Happy you enjoyed the extended movie. Thank you for watching!🤠✌📺🍿

[@timothyosullivan8373]

@@GrjngoWesternMoviesto

[@Jerry-sw8cz]

The more I know about history. The more I see genocide and stolen land... And there's no way around it ... So he died free and not as condemned hang man... True warrior spirit.

[@jadzia2098]

@Hoa Tattis in Manitoba, when i was there from 1985 to 1991, they were treated very badly. So many "white" people had a profound hatred for towards them.

[@jadzia2098]

@Hoa Tattis yes its true. But still, i saw a few things while i was there and people didnt always treated them well. one exemple i can give you is while i worked at McDonalds in St-Boniface, one native guy gave the manager his job application, and the manager took it, but his anwser was : i have no choice to take it. I didnt put any complaint and i still regret to this day not doing so. Im sure he threw away his application later on. I always felt part of the problem then.

[@jadzia2098]

@Hoa Tattis yes that what i read the first time. I was just sharing how many natives were still not respected. Im not asking anyone to agree with me. Just was sharing my point of view on this. Thats all. And as i said above, you dont have to agree with me and im ok with it. 💕💕

[@steffski1946]

The foundation of this country and how it operates today shows a total absence of Christian values

[@WYO_Cowboy_Joe]

You're not watching a true documentary here. It's just a movie. Don't believe everything is true just because it's on film.

[@carrieferguson1493]

Lots of Canadians in this movie, I love it!

[@harleythebrit6386]

Excellent ! I really enjoyed the film, Thanks !! Excellent ! I really enjoyed the film, Thanks !!

[@ganapathiprakhya2063]

There are no words to praise. Seen suck a very good movie worth seeing

[@jadzia2098]

Je me rappelle d'avoir visionner le film et juste avant, Gordon Tootoosis parlait de son experience car c'était son tout premier film. Gordon Tootoosis interpretait Almythy Voice. Il est décédé il y a plusieurs années. Très bon acteur et il parlait de son experience avec Donald Sutherland. Très bonne entrevue. J'ai apprecier et aimée son commentaire. Claude Fournier, un producteur quebecois, a fait ce film et me rappelle que Gordon Tootoosis avait aimé travailler avec lui.

[@fayetollefson6899]

😢 Sutherland passed away today...just wanted to watch one of his movies.

[@janetmills1290]

Me too. Im looking up movies with Donald

[@LincolnJamesHeathrowIII]

Likewise. Rest easy Donald. Godspeed

[@katherinehunter9526]

Yes, June 20, 2024, was a heartbreaking day when Donald Sutherland passed. I've been watching all of his films ,TV shows, and interviews that he was in or gave every day since he died. Some films I'd see before but others like this I'd never heard of, but thank heaven's for algorithms. This film popped up this morning. Today is a rainy and chilly Saturday morning on the Canada Day long weekend 2024! I am so grateful to be making burgers for breakfast and NOT be soaked with all this rain at some campground with my young kids. Nope, I'm able to make my breakfast burger and jump back into bed dry and am warm indoors and able to tuck into this film, and Dr. Bethune film after. Whilst my adult children cope with camping with the grandchildren or at the cottage dealing with this rainy long weekend. Bwahahaha! I love getting older! My condolences go out to Donald's family and especially Kiefer as they deal with this loss. Rest in peace and love forever Donald Sutherland, aka Hawkeye, aka Odd Ball, aka Dr.Bethune and so many more iconic characters in fabulous films you had been in! Thanks to whomever uploaded this film, I'm truly grateful to get to watch another movie with our beloved great Canadian Donald Sutherland, aka President Snow! 🕊❤️🇨🇦🎞💫🙏🏼

[@LincolnJamesHeathrowIII]

@@katherinehunter9526 he did well as betheune

[@katherinehunter9526]

@LincolnJamesHeathrowIII Oh, it was excellent. Also made me grateful and proud to be a fellow Canadian with both Donald Sutherland and Dr. Norman Bethune! 🕊💞🇨🇦💫💫🙏🏼

[@jamesebrite3938]

I forgot just how great a character actor Donald Sutherland was. His facial expressions are great when he is telling bedtime stories to the kids.

[@iganatiousjr]

Gordon Tootoosis played the fantastic character Albert Golo on North of 60 to perfection.

[@p1dru2art]

Who is he in this movie.. is hey Donald Sutherland's friend who always borrows money

[@kevinplacid9351]

exellent watch very realistic of that era so emotional on many levels boooooom

[@ambrosemackinnon8314]

This story is actually based oh true events

[@thrivingnow7843]

The bird calls and scenery is awesome!

[@lexx2847]

Great to find this in widescreen at last. Thank you!

[@oldeays5085]

It's the same here. If you were starving and hunted to fed yourself and family. They take all you have and throw you in jail for a felony pouching! It's still the kings deer! Even if you're on your own property.

[@allenwadecook4806]

Lol and that stops me how.

[@p1dru2art]

Yeah but the cattle were for the Indians to eat they just needed to go through the proper bulshit before they could butcher it...

[@שלומיתשור]

A good, enjoyable movie to remind that the endless bloodshed is mostly un necessary!

[@patrickrooney5130]

That's the British for ya. Murdering people who are trying to feed there families. Well know for it in Ireland.

[@davemyers7507]

Cool 😎 thanks man 👨 😊

[@majusmanmne]

Grjngo, you always look after your followers by uploading movie again on the weekend. May you live a 1000 years. 🙏

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

You as well my friend, stay safe! 🤠✌📺🍿

[@popholmes5825]

By Lee Pfeiffer While at the pinnacle of his success as a leading man, coming off of major starring roles in M*A*S*H, Kelly's Heroes and Don't Look Now, Donald Sutherland returned to his native Canada to film Alien Thunder (aka Dan Candy's Law). The story, loosely based on a true historical incident, finds Sutherland as Dan Candy, a stalwart Canadian Mountie, who patrols the wild Saskatchewan wilderness areas in the 1880s. There is a famine plaguing the area and the hardest hit are the local Indian tribes. One brave, Almighty Voice (Gordon Tootoosis) is frustrated at having to wait for meager rations from Canadian authorities while his family starves before his eyes. He slaughters a government-owned cow, an action that sets off a major legal problem. Candy and his partner are assigned to arrest Almighty Voice, who fears he will be hanged. Almighty Voice flees into the wilderness and in a confrontation with Candy's partner, shoots the Mountie dead. Candy becomes obsessed with revenge and the film takes on elements of The Searchers, as he engages in a relentless search for the fugitive. Almighty Voice not only has to avoid capture, but he must deal with the harsh elements and care for his wife and newborn child, who are with him. Almighty Voice and Candy's mano-a-mano grudge match extends over many miles and many months, which each man scoring victories and suffering losses. Almighty Voice turns the tables and attacks Candy's domain, burning his cabin to the ground. As the hunt continues, Candy develops a grudging respect for the man he is determined to bring to justice. He also objects when his strutting, martinet superior officer employs a virtual army, including field artillery, to hunt down Almighty Voice. The film is directed and photographed by Claude Fournier, and his measured style and leisurely pace may turn off some viewers weaned on contemporary action films. In fact, Alien Thunder is more a character study than an actual adventure, although the final sequence - a battle between the authorities and Almighty Voice and his few allies- is excitingly staged and has moments of grandeur that belie the film's somewhat modest budget. Sutherland gives a fine performance as an everyday man who finds himself on an extraordinary quest for vengeance. He makes for a most vulnerable hero, making misjudgments and mistakes throughout his mission. Most of the supporting cast are little-known actors with the exception of always-watchable old pros Chief Dan George and Kevin McCarthy.

[@paulpetty3307]

I thank you profusely for perhaps 'editing my opinion' and showing me that perchance something might just unroll as you see it on the screen. I am never prepared for that... I

[@p1dru2art]

Thank you so very much

[@ramachandrareddy4934]

Tough as it is to look back and not have anger, resentment and pain, especially if you are of the same community.... It is best to find a sense of peace and hope and pray not to make past determine the future in an ugly way as tough as it may be.... A sad story difficult to watch...

[@carlwash1]

Very sad!!!!!

[@joandar1]

I will read other comments in a moment. First thoughts, loved the Movie as I had not seen this before now! Powerful is an Understatement in my humble opinion, a true gem of film making. Last thought the moral of the story, All these deaths over A cow to save People from starving to Death and the end result is many more died! I do not know if this is based on fact, the Film, however it does send a message, POWERFUL. John, Australia.

[@jadzia2098]

Apparently it is based on a true story. Claude Fournier, a Québec film producer, made this movie. Gordon Tootoosis plays Almithy Voice (a canadian actor). I liked that actor and this was is very first movie and later on worked on t.v. shows. Sadly, Gordon Tootosis died a few years ago. I agree, a whole mess over a cow Almithy Voice killed and it was THEIR HERD. And sure it was from Dear Queen Victoria (no direspect for the Queen). But still, that herd was for them. Very sad indeed that a whole lot of people were killed over a cow to feed a familly in need. Winters are brutal here in Canada. Espiacelly then stuck in reservation.

[@gregorylewis1080]

1q]1+L

[@krishnalesley6376]

Wonderful move thanks for the update

[@dennispinpin8257]

Correct history in the USA should be taught properly in schools.

[@timothyxv171mmmpertinentgamer]

She Talking at times when you,she know Hunting down a criminal did what's right This Movie Introduce, Make us believe to respect for our native kind

[@donbrown1091]

Damn good movie! Ended too soon!

[@artcook1976]

Thank you

[@jesuszamudio6163]

Veary nice movie

[@lessthanlaughing4373]

Great movie, but with Donald Sutherland, how can you lose?

[@razorshark9320]

Awesome western.

[@irinaki2011]

They take their land and they starve them to death, shame on them! I wonder who are the savages. I will not watch this movie cause I cannot stand injustice and genocide!

[@johnjohnon8767]

You know that is what the Soviets did to the Ukrainians. Ukraine was the breadbasket of eastern Europe. Soviets came in, deported most of the people. And starved the rest to death. Didnt allow them to get food to survive. Replaced the country with other assorted Russian peoples.

[@johnjohnon8767]

As far as not watching this. How do we learn from history if we close our eyes and pretend it never happened? How can we make things better?

[@johnjohnon8767]

The Russians invaded Ukraine in the 1920s. And did the same thing there,but worse. The europeans separated Africa for their own colonies. But the Belgians were worse. Forced people to work under quotas. If not met, cutting off hands was punishment. All races are guilty of dark deeds.

[@jadzia2098]

@@johnjohnon8767 exactely. Different country doing something awefull to a group of people deemed inferior. The Native were put in reservations and were not free to hunt, and those cow were from the Queen but it was for them. He got killed just because his family needed food. Something as basic as food was to much to ask.

[@opinion4246]

Right

[@p1dru2art]

This movie explorers how the people involved firsthand realized that the innocence of the Indians,, even the little bitty son wondered if his dad had incited his own death,,, and the wife realized immediately that the Indians had done nothing wrong... So when her husband was killed she did not blame the Indians...

[@p1dru2art]

This is like really being there

[@echoed61]

Great film. Very moving. Should be better known. Sutherland was quite dismissive of it at a Guardian lecture. I can't understand why.

[@GrjngoWesternMovies]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for tuning in! 🤠👌🎬🍿

[@jadzia2098]

You should hear what Gordon Tootoosis interview and his thougth of Donald Sutherland. I really enjoyed his interview and he liked working with Claude Fournier since it was Gordon Tootoosis first time working in a movie. But he had a very different take of Donald Sutherland.😂😂😂😂.

[@syaidinaali8297]

EXCELLENT MERCI. SOUS TITRES ANGLAIS OU FRANCAIS PAS TOUJOURS COMPREHENSIBLE

[@jadzia2098]

I know its not up straight. I wonder if its possible with "Office National du Film" au Canada if they have any copy to sell on D.V.D.. I saw it trought videotron and the quality of the film is perfect cause they restored the whole film. Its of good quality. Was thinking of asking them myself if i could buy a copy from them cause the producer and maker of this film is Claude Fournier from the Québec province. Also research throught repertoire de Elephant cause the producer as i said is from Quebec and Office National du Film.

[@gustavagenbacht6600]

Yes sad and disturbing, but the immoral position played well and convincingly by Sutherland. Good movie in the sense of growing insight into the tragic plight of native people invaded anywhere. The problem then is still the base tenet of all evil today....the idea that Might is Right. Very appreciated posting, Grjngo, as your other movies.

[@rudolfkraffzick642]

Genocide isnt tragic. It's a crime says international law.

[@SlimjimMK11]

Another Sutherland movie.....Great actor...

[@DreamingDarlin]

All that to kill an Indian who butchered a cow so they didn't starve. Here I thought Americans treated the native population horribly. I don't know why white people have such hate for native peoples all over the world. My husband is white so I know not most are hateful. But I know that Donald Sutherland did an excellent job of making me hate his character who turned out to be a true SOB. Also there was a lot of using the Lord's name in vain, in fact so much that I actually skipped quite a lot of Dan Donald Sutherland's character in the beginning. But I was rooting for the indigenous tribe anyway.

[@carlwash1]

Sickening!!!!

[@rufusserjeant7297]

Remember Waco Texas? That's what this movie reminded me of.

[@gustavagenbacht6600]

Yip Rufus....very valid comment. Will only be understood by those who knows what really happened in that massacre of innocents. That's always the evil of power. Might feels Right, for fools.

[@samuelmullins271]

Oh you saying Waco attack was not rescuing children from occultic tyranny? Oh now you seem to compare those Original Americans to domestic terrorists? If not so sad, absurdity would make me laugh.

[@gustavagenbacht6600]

The children were killed, By the State. You have strange notions of 'rescue'. And no. The balance of your comment shows you are informed by the popular narrative, not factual account as it emerged by eye witnesses. Asking why anybody says what they say, is a sign of intelligence, Samuel. So assuming intelligence on your side, kindly, go inform yourself of what emerged in court proceedings, and swept under the carpet. It was yet another instance of Federal Brutality, and retrofitted political lies afterward to assuage a dumb and ignorant population.

[@dennismckown4951]

1:16:58 looks like overkill to me, 2 cannon, 50+ Canadian mps against 3 indians.

[@darlinedwards6162]

My dad did an oil painting about this

[@ildefonsogiron4034]

Any site we can take a look at it? Regards.

[@bevkern3858]

Thats so wrong how they treated them ❤

[@hardyakka6200]

those Canadians are brave especially the red coats 10thousand against three big injuns. Like America, they must be proud of their history.

[@davidcortines3452]

Dead, died, deceased are all just words. Death is so final for only the living

[@p1dru2art]

The alien thunder wasn't just alien to the Indians it was alien to the wife the son the best friend it was alien to everyone

[@steffski1946]

It's too bad Christianity as modeled by Jesus still hasn't taken root in Europeans and their descendants

[@Hassan_MM.]

Name should've been : Queen Victoria's Cow

[@EscatologyBlitar]

"Civilized " By who's standard? By what standar? "Man has always been the master in the ART OF DISTRUCTION" "Love thy neighbour as thine self"=words sweet as honey, which now are simply words, which the greater humanity has applied in satanic translation. Lets learn from the injustices of the past & be torchbearers of love, peace, respect, humility & again, love, love, love.

[@garyball-wi6yu]

This is what you call true Canadian Justice a bad way

[@willisgemutlich2608]

I wish that more people would watch this, as it's almost a documentary. He killed his own cow, escaped in fear, killed in self defense, and it escalated to cannons and troops. forgiveness is sometimes crucial, albeit sometimes naive. most of the time I feel it's crucial. more of that, less trigger pulling, please, in OUR future.

[@michaelfitzell2741]

What a snowflake!

[@Revjtl]

Donald Sutherland? Animal House!

[@chesterwalsh9431]

Over a stupid cow and they were hungry

[@johnknoefler]

So the Queen of England can sit across an ocean and have all the food she wants but she'll send men to kill for a cow that didn't even have her brand on it. Selfish petty people.

[@irinaki2011]

I totally agree and they call themselves civilized how ironic!

[@AdMBandLeader]

All a game of power via unfair subjugation. Started long back and still continuing, even more apalling times now, with this big drive towards global totalitarianism. Now ain't no myth, it's happening. So guard your human freedom well, guard it with your life.

[@garyball-wi6yu]

They throw you to the wolves to let you know that the wolves. are eating more than the sheep and the sheep will always get eaten by the wolves.

[@jb1934]

I don't think I've seen anything like that since the Black Robe movie. If there's any more gems like this hidden out there somewhere, perhaps Grjngo can find them. In the meantime, I'm quite amazed.

[@jb1934]

Most (white) Canadians grew up thinking the RCMP was early Canada at or near its finest. A better way to win the west. The various events of the past 20 years, not just events but also simple re-readings of the basic facts, have absolutely savaged that history for whatever it ever was worth. Now I discover this movie, filmed in 1974. Still can't get over how vastly more relevant it is today.

[@johnglad5]

I remember a western where a wagon train crosses a river and someone is bit by a snake and dies. If anyone thinks of it please comment.

[@fayetollefson6899]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@p1dru2art]

I understand why someone might not want to watch the story with the thing that this story shows is how many people that were first-hand right there new the Indians were being treated wrong and did not feel good about it at all

[@carrieferguson1493]

RCMP is the first police department in Canada! It's 'Royal Canadian Mounted Police'!

[@CurtCatmull-we2gs]

Young Donald soo dramatic

[@michaelcarey3105]

Donald Southerland is always good whether he plays a good or bad character. Here he plays evil well, the evil of the police mentality.

[@winddragonmma]

How's his name alien on his own land? Times have not changed!

[@georgebignell1463]

just think, if they had at least 6 more tribesmen with them how many more of the Redcoats would be sent there ..eh?

[@adriangarcia543]

Grjngo please put on the movie heroes of the Alamo

[@thelastaustralian7583]

A good example that the Human Species, is dominated consciously by unseen subconscious unevolved 'Primal'' forces .....

[@richardbowers3647]

Seen too many of these movies. This law & order is difficult to watch, so will hafta leave off!!!

[@burlpage5260]

What's the man's name that plays sounding sky, He also played in Josey Wales movie ? By the time he was in Josey Wales he hadn't aged that much , he had some but not much, this movie was made in the 1970s Josey Wales was about 25 years later, not sure what year but just saying he looked a little weathered in both movies he was in Kung Fu episode with David carradine, playing a old Indian that come to town to die, under the big tree center of town ! He got a certain age and then didn't age any more or not much ! Wanted to know his name Thanks !

[@andrear.4864]

Chief Dan George played the part of Sounding Sky.

[@burlpage5260]

@@andrear.4864 Thanks for the information I really appreciate it, always liked him great actor , plus if Clint Eastwood had you in his movies you know you were the real deal ,! His skin had a kinda leather look, like Charles Bronson did , they both aged to a point and 25 yrs later they almost still looked the same, that's not a very good description but i tried, both very good actors ! Westerns are my favorites so I've seen them both in lots of movie films, for a while didn't think anyone was gonna tell me , thanks again !

[@kentlowry396]

So sad all these killings so some could eat

[@carlwash1]

Forever history of wickedness!

[@andrematthews1172]

Hope the subscript has improved over the years. I'm not deaf, but think the words are often way off of what is being said.

[@HanifeÖztürk-u4p]

Çok üzgünüm yerli halk için ağlıyorum 😭 turkiyeden sevgiler ♥️ 🇹🇷 türkçe altyazı lütfen.

[@keithhodiak8577]

Very sad story, i don't much has changed since then. We can now understand what Marlon Brando wanted to say. I find it hard to watch.

[@padraiggluck2980]

The election was two days ago and only now I learn that Donald Sutherland died.

[@kirklethbridge4477]

this is what comes from starving people

[@adriangarcia543]

Ending uncomfortable

[@dennispinpin8257]

American natives were treated so bad. Why?

[@desertodavid]

American Indians treated other Indians bad. They also treated the white man bad. Resettlement is always about Conquest. No Nation has NOT experienced it. Read some books... if you can find any.

[@DustyFae]

THESE FOREIGN MOVIES THAT CAN MAKE A DOG CRY AND HORES FALL DOWN ON THEIR OWN NECK AND KNEES ARE TO ME BARBARIC FILMS

[@patricia8078]

The history of the genocide of the Indigenous First Nations was barbaric and still going on....poison drinking water , mercury contaminated reservations, weaponized food...the missing and murdered indigenous women....🙏🏾 All Blessings and Healing to First Nations and Mother Earth🙏🏾

[@jadzia2098]

@@patricia8078 so true. I was living in Winnipeg from 1985 to 1991. And the native there are not that welcome and are badly treated. So true that too many younger and older women are missing and presumed dead and it seems so clear that no one cares. It truly is frustrating to see that no one is willing to do anything about it.

[@opinion4246]

They done the Indians wrong.my heart goes out to em..now Americans are losing our freedoms and they'll do us wrong..the gov..

[@شمسالأصيل-ر8ش]

🌱🍀 لا اله الا الله 🍀🌱

[@philmcnamara299]

Wasn’t this released under dan candys law or am I mistaken

[@adriangarcia543]

1:25:52 I hate what I seeing

[@nervousordo]

17:00 That has to be the most embarrassing uniform I have ever seen. 🤣

[@rafaelaromero9653]

Los Indios Americanos se dejaron vencer por estranjeros para mi Los Indios americanos deben gobernar USA

[@jpelasky01]

1st

[@archiehendricks6093]

You can take and take but you cant take it any where when you die even upstream. What the hell was ya thinkin boy!

[@الهواوي-ن8ه]

لماذا لايوجد ترجمه،،،،؟؟؟؟؟؟؟

[@duskosubotic6671]

Film kao i svi ostali koji se nazivaju kaubojski , govore o najvećem genocidu na zemaljskoj kugli... I posle tog genocida nastavili si u drugom svetskom ratu u Japanu i dan danas gde god se pojave isto čine... Žalost čovečanstva...

[@DurgaDas96]

The story line doesn't hold me, unfortunately. Maybe you have to be on the right wavelength. Well done in terms of acting, cinimaphotography, etc.

[@bryan17293]

Whose got big balls! Whose got the biggest balls of all. Whole militia with cannons for three native trapped in small trees seems a bit overkill to me. Cowards fight this way. Just what is the penalty for trying to feed your family on reservations. Sick society who invaded native land. Now call it their own. Good acting :( very sad topic.

[@الطرازالصاعقالمسعف]

الحوارات فيها سرد كثير من الكلام لا علاقة له بأهداف احداث الفيلم.. كثر هي الافلام من هذا القبيل... ليس فقط هذا الفيلم.. اخبروني ماهي الرسالة او الهدف من هذا الفيلم؟

[@stephengantt9465]

All over a Damn Fucking Cow.

[@archiehendricks6093]

If you was to die, they’d find your body upstream.

[@panoskatsoulis8966]

Αν μπορειτε να βαζεται με ελληνικους υποτιτλους

[@kevinkeating-kr3xu]

WE WILL AL SOON KNOW WHAT IT IS LIKE TO LIVE ON A RESAVATION. PEACE BRO.

[@AB-uh3qe]

Great actor bad bad Writing