Dances With Wolves - John Dunbar Discovers Stands With A Fist and the Sioux Village

[@rheycabuloy2012]

I watched this movie when I was 17 years old, I am now 46. During those times, you are allowed to sit inside the theater for as long as you want. I watched the movie three times and fell so in love with it.

[@outdoorsguy]

I watched this movie in the theater when I was 10 years old. Time flies...

[@tico78742]

I’ve watched this movie so many times and I’m now 48. One of my favorites.

[@peterwilson1295]

I'm 63. Yesterday is always better than today.

[@broadwaysam8405]

I’m 83. Watched it first in a movie theatre. Bought the DVD and watched it two more times. Then found “Dances With Wolves Extended Version”. Now that’s the only one I watch.

[@donschlenker9356]

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[@darrellcampbell9229]

One of my all time favorites. The part at the end where Dances with Wolves has to leave the tribe for there safety and his indian friend is up on the snowy cliff yelling Dances with Wolves will always be my friend! Just awesome.

[@gulalatas9163]

Wind in his hair..Rodney A Grant..awesome actor

[@jeanneamato8278]

I cry every time.

[@karenlauricella4976]

Me too

[@needsbeer]

My favorite part. My grandmother cried at that part.

[@ponypalpaula]

My favourite scenes. I love this movie so much I still play the soundtrack.

[@dmkappa62]

The cinematography, script, actors and score, are all magnificent. My favourite movie, incredible!

[@thomasanderson6879]

This is my favourite moment from the film too. Dunbar's initial sighting of the Sioux encampment and Barry's uplifting music combine to create one of the great moments in cinema.

[@qualityman1965]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Costner is a legend.

[@thomasjean-marc3183]

2:00 to 2:35 That part of the scene when he discovers the village is outstanding. The music, the landscape, that's incredibly beautiful... Perfect traduction of what John Dunbar will further call "harmony".

[@anonymousanonymous-cj9ik]

Totally agree, its truly a thing of beauty

[@cosmojairzinho14]

Spot on jean marc...in the theater 30 years ago it was really something out of this world...

[@WeHaveNoTalentSorry]

The scene was filmed right here in my home state of South Dakota. I've actually seen this exact spot once before, as well as multiple others in the movie. I'm fairly certain the trees are CGI to make the land look more like it did years and years ago. South Dakota is one of the most beautiful states in the country and the best kept secret. Scenes like this one are not as rare as one may think, aside from the Indians happily roaming the plains. South Dakota, despite being the deepest inland state, has more shoreline than Florida.

[@banderas2000]

@@WeHaveNoTalentSorry nice. i love going to actual movie locations.

[@MotherEmbracingWomanhood]

@@WeHaveNoTalentSorryI do not think there was cgi in the 90ties… perhaps they’ve planted some trees temporarily, to make it look more fitting with the times…

[@BrandyTexas214]

Something about this movie brings me back to my childhood.. it’s a warm feeling I can’t describe.. reminds me of my late grandpa and my grandma.. 😞 they don’t make stuff this good anymore.

[@michaelbrickley2443]

They do, but you have to look and the trouble is the world is more about money than ever before/

[@gilliantwist6294]

Try Yellowstone and it's prequel 1883....

[@BrandyTexas214]

@@gilliantwist6294 I love 1883 and 1923.

[@Dreez76]

This movie is a masterpiece in every sense of the word.

[@jacksonirving4594]

The end when wind in his hair said his fare well made me cry a lot....

[@carlhicksjr8401]

I'm not sure what the problem was between Costner and the Sioux nation later on was, but taken as itself this really was a wonderful film.

[@Youngblood457]

I thought you were talking about General custard

[@cosplaytimecapsule]

this whole movie was one of the best I have ever seen. I loved the first 1/3 when he is exploring the west.

[@lindaterrell5535]

The directors cut added about 45 minutes. And so many things became clearer.

[@JohnPennock-d3y]

Wow, Im over 70, still say best movie ever! John P.

[@normancarter5419]

The horse's acting surprised and scared was great.

[@gulalatas9163]

It wasnt acting.it scared from Rodney..look at the size of the guy.who doesnt?😁

[@mohanicus]

1:35...fantastic music from john barry....this film is an absolute masterpiece and i don't say that very often about movies.

[@boc7185]

And yet its not included on the soundtracks. Shame.

[@tommieharris8873]

Many said Costner couldn't act. So, they gave him this one to star in and direct and he blew them all away when he had complete control !

[@99999janice]

NOBODY gave this to Costner. This was his baby from the time his friend showed him the story. He had to fight for funding and to get this made.

[@banderas2000]

wut

[@johnkrupnik8717]

I think Kevin Costner is an awesome actor always did always will

[@everready19373]

This is probably Kevin's best work. I love this movie.

[@brianwideman2342]

Majority of movie filmed at Jerry Wards North Ridge Ranch outside Pierre,S.D. They have found prayer rocks there with handprints pushed into them from thousands of years of worship.

[@viciousv422]

She should have gotten all the awards- the scene where she is "re-learning" to speak english, that takes real talent to make it seen believable. she is truely wonderful!

[@robertizumi8437]

viciousv422 mmmmkk.

[@robertizumi8437]

viciousv422 0h

[@nealdewar9959]

Fuck off

[@bitburg40]

That year’s academy awards should have last lasted 10 minutes. Dances with Wolves, you’re the goat this year.😂

[@veronicagoodrich5293]

Truly it’s a part of my life. Nothing to visually rewarding. The music is hypnotic. Watch it every other year I think. Always find something I miss.

[@gabecollett]

Great film. A milestone for Cinema and the first people of America, a great achievement for every person who is transformed by the Cinema as an experience of history. Respect for the first people of America.

[@jaykay8570]

What-- respect for cultural genocide? That's what your first people practiced. Weren't you taught that in school? And, it was a stupid, ridiculous film. Racism, misogyny and slavery-- even before Caucasians came to the new world. So stop making me throw up with your 'noble savage' garbage. Search, 'Crow Creek massacre', then get educated, you ridiculous hominid.

[@BrandyTexas214]

Not all Indians were good.. many had slaves, a tribe here in tx fed their newborns to their dogs right after birth if they were girls.

[@BobPantsSpongeSquare97]

@@BrandyTexas214 the same was true with white society though especially America

[@BillHosko]

@@BobPantsSpongeSquare97 Slavery was a fact across the globe, long before Europeans arrived here...

[@loyevangelists]

I love when people of different cultures befriend one another

[@mg19cal]

If only all of the world could do this instead of the opposite

[@squigglyline2813]

Wind In His Long Gorgeous Hair wins the movie's award for most improved personality from beginning to end.

[@anima6035]

Lol, he does have lovely hair

[@robertwaid3579]

Thanks for showing the brief Video of Dance's With Wolf's. Coincidentally last Night May 20th, 2024 on a RUKU Channel I caught the Totally unaltered Director's Cut of that Fantastic Film. Boy was it Not Totally Terrific too See. Kevin Costner and His Crew's, did an Outstanding Job. Thank You.

[@CarolynRoss-cc2uy]

The part I like the best is where he tries to calm her down and says you're hurt you need help.his manner was calming and gentle

[@of1300]

One of the five best films of all time. This one was made from the heart. It is cinema at its best. Where has the time gone. Still remember seeing this film for the first time in a theatre in Germany as a boy. Just blew me away.

[@1707447]

Please name other four movies.

[@of1300]

@@1707447 Schindlers List - JFK - A very long Engagement - Lawrence of Arabia

[@1707447]

@@of1300 Thank you so much for your prompt response. A very long engagement is pending. Your other choices are excellent. Did you rank these films on your own or did you follow any established platform which rank the movies? Thank you once again.

[@of1300]

@@1707447 ranked them on my own based on the lasting impact they had on me. Is totally personal. Everyone has their own list obviously, and there are much more really great films, of course. But those five are just the best for me.

[@1707447]

@@of1300 Thank you. I appreciate both your liking and your answer.

[@1sandinista]

Oh I miss the good ol days when the leader of the tribe was the wisest among the wise.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

Leadership and wisdom do not always go together. Even in this movie, Kicking Bird was probably the wisest of the tribe, but Ten Bears [as eldest] was the leader. OTOH, at least it wasn't Wind In His Hair, right? [And no, I don't like our current POTUS either but the Democrats didn't give us much of a choice, did they? And for the record, I've loathed the both of them since the 90's... I voted Third Party.]

[@rudolfkraffzick642]

Most tribes were not led by one chief or leader but by a council. With the Lakota it were the 4 Shirt Bearers. And there was a kind of camp police. And there were civil leaders and military chiefs. Orders could not be simply enforced, the leaders had to convince the people.

[@youreale]

This is the way it was supposed to be.

[@WickedKingLycoan]

Carl Hicks Jr: This is why they held Councils. You have the mix of the patient, the wise and far thinking, and the warriors, whom value the defense. But All looked out for the safety and well being of the tribe.

[@TimothyCihal-pn7fm]

@@rudolfkraffzick642 Like a socialist co-op!

[@sandrareinbaha4517]

I have seen the movie "Dancing with Wolves" four times. I really like the image of Kevin Costner. The way he befriends the Indian tribe, gets to know their traditions, helps fight the whites and defends the Indians. The end of the movie is sad. When I first watched the movie, I didn't expect that result. The performance of the actors is great ! 💓 👍 🌹

[@Pashasmom1]

He was like T. E. Lawrence.

[@jimbishop8667]

This is as close as I have ever seen of a true representation on the Lakota people. The purest form of true individual freedom that has ever existed. Each man owning himself and seeking the spirit path only he could walk! Anyone who loves this movie, I highly recommend the book Hanta Yo by Ruth Beebe Hill. Who worked with the last Lakotan man who was taught the old ways, Chunksa Yuha... a book that they worked on for over 25 years to try to bring the true meaning of the Lakota existence to life. Hakamya upo wahupa.

[@jacklabonte6839]

Hey! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Im going to look in my library for books by Ruth Bebee. Are they hard to find? Am I better off going to a book shop? I've just finished 2 other books with an indigenous theme. You might enjoy them: 1. Francis Pegahmagabow biography. The most highly decorated Canadian indigenous one of the best snipers in WW1. Francis returned to a country he fought for, and he didn't even have the right to vote. Great read! 2. Indian Horse, by Richard Wagames. Gut wrenching, beautifully written. Highlights what is a black mark on Canada's church/government run schools, and the abuses that happned in them.

[@mirrage42]

How did they treat their women? How did they treat women and children of other groups?

[@rimrunz1795]

...... And which planet did u just beam down from? Reality is, th Lakota were PEOPLE - - - - no more, no less. They had some fantastic individuals among them, and some serious dickheads that were hellbent on warring against the kiowa, pawnee and chippewa, at various times..... Or did that part of the sacred background elude you? Anyhow, I'm nonetheless glad u got to meet, and interact with, someone who could share and pass on the more positive, even amazing, aspects of th Lakota ways..

[@julzhepburn3688]

I agree,,the book is a masterpiece,,between the them they translated the text into lakota and then back into english,,so glad you mentioned it ,,,❤

[@kirtflesher1603]

They killed a lot of other people they didn’t like and took their stuff. Just like us.

[@raterus]

I've watched this movie so many times, I don't even need the subtitles for the foreign parts anymore!

[@That_nigga_]

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[@kierankenneally3377]

Great movie, outstanding soundtrack to back it up.

[@TheShowgunofHarlem]

One of the greatest movies of all time

[@livylu6287]

It’s so heartbreaking to know that there were people willing to meet in the middle, but in the end… the First nation were the ones to lose everything.😢

[@sethherrington350]

We’re still here.

[@livylu6287]

@@sethherrington350 ❤️❤️❤️ I apologize, I truly did not mean it that way. Just that so much was taken.

[@NunYa953]

They were not angels either. Read a book.

[@duanespeck2316]

@@NunYa953what race is?

[@mjt2231]

This movie just blew me away the first time I saw it in theaters.

[@nympho25]

the 1st time i saw this was when i went to see the Flintstones and my friends parents went to see this, when our movie was over, we walked right into the sex scene

[@breakshot7451]

i was a crying sobing mess after it:)) and i wachted it with my first girlfriend not really a manly sight so see;))

[@garymcaleer6112]

Great scene from a great movie. Kevin's role with Graham is a masterpiece of brotherhood.

[@eduardocastagnet103]

Josey Wales and this one are my favorite!!!😍Tatanka

[@diogenes5381]

Although a fictional story, the fact unseen forces that effect our lives seem to steer some people together by brushing obstacles aside, is an awareness only those it has happened to seem to be aware of. It manifests itself as a feeling & few if any try to explain this. Thank you.

[@FernandoSantiagoVega]

Una hermosa pelicula que tiene amor, paz, y comprencion tambien a gente de otra cultura y lo que tu puedes aprender de ellos

[@cosmojairzinho14]

Few movies capture the feel of adventure and grandeur like this one does...

[@mnpo8987]

When the mother yells always breaks my heart. Run, the soldiers are coming!

[@lollipopsnsugarsmiles4176]

I don't understand the language but it sounded like she was screaming "White man white man!"

[@MrHighlander400]

Wacisu (wash-ichu) means fat-taker or takes the fat, which is what Dakota/Lakota called Euro-Americans soliders and settlers..That is what she is yelling because soilders only came to destroy lodges and villages.

[@TTundragrizzly]

Always made me lol when the flag sticks to his face.

[@BabsieLegrange-vc6bz]

❤I watched this movie so many times and if I can watch it again I will. One off the best ever. The music players and the story awesome.

[@neftaliortizares5059]

Yo la vi en el Cine y también la Compré porque soy Fan de las Películas de Vaqueros e Indios.Como la historia de la Nación Americana Masacro a los que eran Dueños de esas Tierras que les Fueron Arrebatadas a la Fuerza y Mediante Tratados de Paz e Injusticias ,,Muy Buena Interpretación de Kevin,Gracias por Compartir éste Segmento que le Abrió la puerta a un Mundo Diferente,,Tremenda Actuación de todos,,es Maravillosa,,No me canso de verla. Saludos desde Puerto Rico 🥰😍😘🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷💥💥🗯💯💯💯

[@LisaKitson]

Ha... that was like the dress my dad brought me as a little girl... i see so many cow boy films but this one has alot of feeling... its like your there it makes you sad and happy beautiful country i must have some thing in me cus i love it i could easy live out there what a view amazing🥰🐺🐾🌹👍❤🐈‍⬛🖤

[@anonymousanonymous-cj9ik]

My dad always used to love this film and being so young I never understood, it wasn't packed full of action and wasn't gripping. Fast forward to 2018 my dad passed away from dementia and I revisted this film just before he died. I now understand why my dad loved native Americans and this film, coupled with me reading the book, BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE. native Americans are the most caring, most beautiful big hearted humans to of ever been on earth. They are an inspiration if for us all to treat and understand nature lovingly. They are the greatest conservationists aswell. My dad understood what a beautiful most perfect human being was and I learnt from him about these beautiful people, thankyou dad. ❤

[@derelict8715]

Reading Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee when I was very young changed my thinking for the rest of my life.

[@cfh16ton]

My name is Dunbar, John Dunbar. Dumb bear ? No, not dumb bear, - Dunbar.

[@banderas2000]

he had balls walking into the village

[@TTundragrizzly]

They respect courage

[@banderas2000]

@@TTundragrizzly yup

[@salguodrolyat2594]

Technically he rode into the camp.🐴😁

[@rodolfoleyva5157]

John Barry's score: one of the Best of all time

[@joeblow26]

Such a hilarious movie when John Dunbar narrating says these Sioux Indians were not the Boogeyman they have been made out to be they are not beggars or thieves.... Meanwhile, they literally tried to steal his horse on three separate occasions!

[@michelehernandez4217]

When the wind makes his Flag covers his face and John Dunbar says "Son of a Bitch!" Make me laugh too hard...😂

[@michaelpowderly5514]

A film when American Indians were treated with the respect they justly deserved

[@robkinstle29]

When Kicking Bird tells the young warriors “the soldier did not come to fight, he is leaving and we will let him”. Respect.

[@richardgladstone8975]

So much said yet so few words spoken.

[@hogheadone]

THIS AND THE BUFFALO HUNT, TWO OF THE BEST SCENES!!!

[@Remi270_H.M]

I wish I could go back to 1000 years ago. The tribe. Wild plains free.

[@Radagast-eh5sc]

No horses .. ☝️.

[@That_nigga_]

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[@algie-t2w]

Broken Arrow is a thoughtful and very fine film that treats the native Americans as fellow human beings. However, this utterly beautiful film Dances With Wolves is the only Hollywood film to show the native peoples as having their own nations and honestly valuing the native American way of life. It honours it's subject from beginning to end. Well done Mr Costner and all concerned in the making of this masterpiece. Typically, in the UK the director's cut of this film on DVD remains unavailable. We are so poorly served by this as by so many other things in this limited little country.

[@anima6035]

I literally had to download a VPN and pretend I was in the Netherlands to watch the non extended version 😏 funny that

[@joshuabrooks4907]

I think the Sioux really respected John Dunbar for riding into their camp alone, to get help for a member of their tribe.

[@john-paulnagel2732]

The Greatest Movie 🎥 Ever !

[@atlantikav5902]

John Barry’s music score in this movie is sensational…

[@82dupont]

I still watch this movie today with more appreciation for his transition from stranger to family.

[@That_nigga_]

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[@notyou1877]

Together with the Jeremiah Johnson, my favorite movies.

[@RDeckardN6]

I agree, they're also among my favourites together with "Soldier blue" and "Indians".

[@brutusbarnabus8098]

The flag blowing in his face when in his mind he saw a lady to impress makes me lol even to this day. 😄

[@That_nigga_]

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[@chriszablocki2460]

One of the few redeeming qualities of cats are that they don't really lead or follow. And still somehow do OK.

[@kenweis2291]

I remember seeing this at 10 yrs old and realizing how we took from the Natives And how they must feel today

[@anima6035]

We have all lost out, not just the natives, look where we are now.

[@jameswesterman9283]

If you really study it, there were so many Indian tribes that were actually slaughtering each other and stealing land from each other. The white man outnumbered them, took the land and put an end to it.

[@joshie6213]

You know I kind of liked the symbolism of wrapping stands with a fist’s wound with an American flag. Say what you will about the current America, but in my view that’s what America should strive to be; helping those who need it most, even if it means we have to get a little dirt in eyes or blood on our shirts if that’s what’s needed

[@USCGCoasttoast]

Great Movie. The ending is the best. The friendship you feel between the two men.

[@That_nigga_]

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[@alecaquino4306]

Yeah, this movie is pretty special.

[@bruceg.6282]

rarely does the person who creates the music get any credit except for his/her name that passes the screen at the end of the movie so fast it can't be read. Kudos to the music director.

[@banderas2000]

so true and yes kudos. to the mind of amazing composers

[@JP-pp2tn]

it was nice to see kicking bird stop them because he saw how down and sad john was

[@lollipopsnsugarsmiles4176]

He also let him go cuz he brought his daughter back. He could have been a jerk and took her back to white people but he took her back to her family. Or he could have let her bled to death

[@banderas2000]

kicking bird is the man if wisdom. "the soldier did not come to fight, he is leaving, and we will let him go."

[@christopherfritz3840]

Of course I have seen the 'scene' MANY times. The FIRST time was at the Uptown (?) BIG SCREEN in Adams Morgan Washington DC. Anyone else? What a theater!

[@eddiedeleon2425]

two contrasting statement in a pantomime or i should say the universal language and the interpreter resides in our heart, a very very good movie, salamat

[@eddiedeleon2425]

wigwam, igloo and bahay kubo and the like sign of the time in places of identity, imagine igloo in tropical country and vice versa all are in proper places before time and i hope my comments are help

[@iambiggus]

"NO! This soldier did not come to fight..."

[@TimothyCihal-pn7fm]

Looks like my home back in Nebraska!

[@louiswebtser]

Well, it was filmed in South Dakota

[@chrisbarker9852]

magnificent masterpiece.

[@Brian.8272]

i love the music from john barry

[@vicsaul5459]

1:58 about to see the camp. Western South Dakota, Belle Fourche river maybe 🤔 ❤ DWW , 🐺

[@gianluca5689]

incredible film , the best !

[@javierladeravizuete1207]

hermosisima y bella escena com una bso impresionante de una de las mas grandes y mejores peliculas de la historia del cine

[@mariusrusu8261]

Super beautiful film from Romania 🙋🇹🇩🤠

[@javierfuertesrojo3057]

Very emotional film and b.s.o .....

[@Friedrich4711]

Der mit dem Wolf tanzt ❤❤❤

[@2serveand2protect]

@Jake R Excuse me for my previous "comment" - it was innapropriate. I made a mistake - it was meant for another video. Pls - excuse me. Best regards from Poland! PS. LOVE that movie, by the way! :)

[@leyafaro3442]

UM FILME MAGNIFICO PENA QUE QUE NÃO PASSAM MAS PICOTARAM NO YOU TUBE SÓ ASSISTEM COMPRADOS

[@lynn-fo6qq]

Monte Twin I can't believe you're 😪 gone.. we have Napayshni Twin. He is so beautiful 😍 they won't let me see him.. it's been 7yrs

[@robertconville6269]

One of the greatest westerns ever made!

[@That_nigga_]

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[@brankokulasevic6166]

the film recorded in the natural environment has no competition. There are no more such films with an action in nature, does it no longer exist, it seems that they care more. Maybe this one will not read, or maybe it will be when it's too late.

[@paulorchard7960]

Saw this movie the day before I went out on exercise when I was in the army! The next 12 weeks it was consistently in my mind!😅

[@redouteshabby2024]

This was Kevin Costner's greatest moment. I never tire of watching Dances With Wolves...still hate the ending and only watched that once.

[@garyandreadis8505]

This "movie" isn't over yet. We are about to have a happy ending. And a healing is about to begin.

[@anima6035]

@@garyandreadis8505 I hope so, I just watched this movie today for the first time and i feel so sad. It feels like we have suffered a very great loss.

[@divadocarmoamado558]

Assisti esse filme muitas vezes, é fantAstico. Kevin Coster é meu favorito

[@amyshomesteadanimals]

Watching and remembering, in 2023.

[@CrAzYDUde2587]

Beautiful piece of filmmaking

[@riogrande5761]

I guess I'll have to finally see this movie.

[@erictchomitch2288]

Excellent film et acteurs

[@brianhiles8164]

I recall “burned in“ subtitles that translates the Sioux´s speech. How is it that they are not in this video?

[@lionelvillahermosa9118]

Excellent Beautiful Sublime Inmortal.

[@Deined]

4:55 Ah, Wind in His Hair. A gentleman and a scholar.

[@richardeschallert8526]

Here's another perspective. An old WW 2 veteran, now deceased, was assigned to a supply transfer point in the South Pacific for over two years. They unloaded the large ships that brought in ALL the supplies needed by the combat forces ON DISTANT ISLANDS. They then prepped, packaged and loaded those supplies on smaller vessels for transport to the combat zones. There were a LOT of problems with almost everyone; drinking, fighting, slacking, discipline, etc. A number of suicides and even some murders. WAR UNDER SUCH CONDITIONS ARE BORING BEYOND BELIEF!

[@That_nigga_]

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[@krakhare7111]

I saw this in the theater with mom and dad when I was 7 yrs old. Now I know why I’ve had a thing for Mary McCormick all these years....don’t think mom and dad knew there be adult content here....🤣

[@OutyMan]

Mary McDonnell

[@jameshart678]

John Dunbar coming face to face with some BIA officers... Told'em in no uncertain way, 'this is how we roll'!!!!

[@abdltifsaidi6166]

Dance avec les loups le film

[@roswithagotz2523]

Diesen film sah ich im kino 10 minuten und wusste, das ich ihn nochmal sehen wuerde. Im kino 6xmal im fwrnsehen unzaehlige Male. Ein Film, an dem mir a l l e s gefaellt. Bis auf die bittere Realitaet der ureinwohner. Dieser film spricht irgenwas in mir an. .... ..Kevin Costner hat da ein absolutes Meisterwerk ja kreiert.

[@equine2020]

Refreshing to see where the Native Americans were respected. I had the privilege of working with the Sioux. A gentle family oriented people. Spiritual, & wise. And a sense of humor. They've been misunderstood & feared needlessly. They only gought to protect their homes, & families. Their culture. It was all taken from the Native American. They're still neglected on reservations.

[@hillshepherd9444]

When he sees the Tribes land/tee pees the music that accompanies the sighting it is beautiful, but is cut out from the sound track on the CD's

[@mariaanjosfcastrodusanjos4996]

Otimo o filmi moito bom esti dança com lobo tambem outimo quereiro xiuqui

[@hillshepherd9444]

@@mariaanjosfcastrodusanjos4996 what does this mean in English ??

[@Brian.8272]

the newest cd collection has it, i always loved that music from that scene

[@banderas2000]

i love that music to. its called "the village score"

[@kennethmurrell2990]

Definitely my favourite all time film just can't understand why it's never in any top 100 films