Donner Party | Full Movie | American History Survival Drama | Crispin Glover

Donner Party - Based on the real events of The Donner Party tragedy. The Donner Party was a group of California-bound American settlers caught up in the western expansion of the 1840s. After becoming snowbound in the Sierra Nevada during the winter of 1846-1847, a number of the trapped settlers joined together in a final effort to reach California and organize a rescue party.
2009. Stars: Crispin Glover, Clayne Crawford, Michele Santopietro, Christian Kane
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[@MissionaryInMexico]

The dozens of times I've crossed Donner Pass, I always thought about this. Especially the time I got stuck there and 8 feet of snow covered my vehicle in a gas station parking lot on the Sac side on my way up, toward Reno. Everyone there was snowed in for 4 days straight. The store miraculously kept their doors open and they went around with law enforcement, firemen, Civil Air Patrol and rescuers making sure everyone was staying alive. Lord have mercy this movie brings it home what it was before cars!

[@gerchop9304]

Trump did this to the donners. It's his fault

[@MissionaryInMexico]

@@gerchop9304 Lol! 😂🤣 That's what the Demoncraps say, everything is trumps fault!

[@charleshoang566]

In December 1990 I drove from Wichita, Kansas to Sacramento,I used Interstate 40 instead of using I 70 for safety, when I got to Bakersfield I drove up highway 99 .

[@MissionaryInMexico]

@@charleshoang566 Smart move! 👍😁🚗 ❄️

[@charleshoang566]

@@MissionaryInMexico Because I had a 11 years old Cadillac with broken heating and air conditioning.😄😁😆.

[@elvisjerrylee]

This was extremely difficult to watch, the pain and hardships those poor people had to endure was beyond belief. A lot of the people of today should watch it and maybe, just maybe, they would realize how good they actually have it.

[@Chrisamos412]

Well said brother!

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Look how many think everything is so terrible because of Covid which hasn't phased me in the least. Can you imagine these types experiencing a total economic collapse?

[@bullbikkov7239]

@@Noone-rt6pw they will be eating each other on day two of a collapse

[@MrRandythibeault]

We're about to collectively face it. Good luck to us All.

[@simplyrise5217]

I'm 62. I have seen them fall apart after 2 days of no internet. I wish I was joking tho

[@Microx3]

I have Backpacked (in all 4-Seasons) all over the Sierra Nevada's for quite a number of years and can tell you, that even without Snow falling, or, on the ground, the terratory is very rugged and can be extreamly inhospitable to the unprepared. The tempratures can drop suddenly and thunderstorms can appear randomly. With Snow on the ground, within that rugged environment it is very slow going. Snowshoes are pretty much only effective on the flats...and there isn't much of it for the most part. The guy that got hurt here in the movie, very easy to do. All it takes is either a mis-step to twist an ankle or with snow on the ground you run the risk of stepping into a sink-hole and breaking a leg. The amount of calories one burns is unimaginable...replacing those calories is a constant effort, under the best of conditions. The wind can chill you to the bone. And, if you are wet from sweat, you better get dry as soon as possible or run the risk of Hypothermia within minutes. Couple all of this with the stress factor that these folks experienced and it is beyond imaginable...an Iron Will to Survive would be the only way out. Great Movie.

[@tinsoldier5621]

Amen. I've been in some bad terrain in bad conditions. There have been times I wasn't sure I'd make it out

[@johnkean6852]

Why on earth would you condemn yourself to hell 🤔

[@rogerfrancis65]

Isn't that Eugene from TWD?

[@j-ch8787]

And don't forget they had no good snow mountain boots.. Double isolated clothes... Neither maps... Compass (!?)... It's surprising that they tried this journey without animals to carry their stuff. How did they came in this trap wasn t clear for me. Am not a specialist of survival in mountains but I was surprised they couldn t find any food in forests such as pine needles (?) boilt in water or other mushrooms... Or little animals.

[@johnkean6852]

@@j-ch8787 Well that's crazy a donkey would have been useful: carry the luggage energency water and food supply. When they used to tell us, aged 6, Camels were emergency water supply in the desert, l never realised until long after where the tap was 🤣

[@paulgerrish6539]

For all the issues with food, none of them looked like they missed a meal. I doubt the real pioneers were as hearty as these actors.

[@dougpowell2508]

I thought the same

[@dixjam2258]

True. But that type of authenticity takes money, time and commitment from the actors for weight loss. Make-up only gets you to a certain point and CGI is expensive and sometimes quite impossible for this sort of thing. It all comes down to money I guess and I very much doubt that this movie had a huge budget.

[@MrSeanathanz1]

Crazy to think that the reality of the situation was far worse than this movie shows

[@Barbarra63297]

Crispin Glover always plays some dark, menacing or quirky character, I have always liked him.

[@elliottsalazar7580]

Glover has been in my underrated actors list for years .

[@howabouthetruth2157]

You keep "a list" of certain Hollywood elite reprobates?

[@elliottsalazar7580]

@@howabouthetruth2157 Doesn't everyone ???

[@howabouthetruth2157]

@@elliottsalazar7580 Uummm.........NO.......LOL.

[@kingtigercrownestate9102]

Fast forward 126 years to 1972 and a plane crash in the Andes leaves a group of initial survivors facing a very similar situation of freezing cold mountain weather and hardly and food to eat though NOT none at all.

[@minor101]

What happend

[@tnn-obsessedpatriot6196]

​@@minor101 Watch the movie Alive. You'll find out. It involves eating humans to survive.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

@@minor101No. Don't just watch "Alive". 🤦‍♂ Spend actual time finding the facts. Y'know...like an adult who actually cares about the quality of their education.

[@jessiejames7492]

@@minor101i know its a different time and circumstances. But the Andes story many survived to tell the tale. But were terrified the news of them eating their friends would cause a terrible situation fr them. Until today many still cant talk about it

[@MikeGreenwood51]

@@jessiejames7492 I have never heard or read of any one saying they should not have eatten. The victims were already dead due to the accident.

[@rashaq6329]

Thank you, I saw a historical documentary about it and I wanted to watch the movie ❤️

[@rohitjakhar1088]

Your whatsapp number.. 🔥😍😘

[@nathanielavoures1596]

The donner party event has always captured the minds of historians and western fans alike its a real study into the human spirit and how far he will go to survive!

[@Coogi622]

I've hiked a great deal of the Donner Trail. In Utah I found an artifact and the Donner museum in Orangeville, Utah authenticated it. It is a connector for oxen to be attached to a wagon. They let me keep it because the museum already has some in better condition. My interest in this topic is being a descendant of the Murphy family...and being a year-round outdoor fanatic. Sad for those who suffered and were lost.

[@richardpowell7530]

That is interesting. I was once told that its was the deep snow. That traped. Them

[@Coogi622]

@@richardpowell7530 You're right, it was the snow that trapped them and they lost a lot of things along the way due to the terrain. Very brave and enduring people, for sure.

[@SamuelBlack84]

While I appreciate the outdoors i could never be an outdoors person, I love my modern comforts so much

[@robertbutts9835]

I worked outside for 29 years in the rain and snow.. Its was wet cold and very tiring climbing through knee deep snow looking for frozen numbers in the snow.. I have so much sympathy for having to survive in the wet and cold.. Wet feet frozen hands and wet cloths.. But nothing I am sure comes close to what those people suffered..

[@moonbase7069]

When I was younger and we was in a plane...Are polit said look at the window and he told the story of this...I could see nothing but mountains and snow...miles and miles..so sad.

[@georgerobartes5989]

I'm never going to eat another Donner Kebab again . Brings a whole new meaning to 'popping out for an Indian takeaway ' too !

[@j-ch8787]

Funny... Didn t know this expression "indian takeaway"...

[@georgerobartes5989]

@@j-ch8787 Its what US Brits call a meal to go , a take out , but take out has other meanings here , both completely opposite . You either ' take out someone' - kill or injure them horrifically and permanently, or ' take out someone ' -to wine , dine and treat very nicely . Strange language English. One word springs to mind which means the exact opposite - ' cleave ' - it means ' to split apart' or ' to join together ' .

[@j-ch8787]

@@georgerobartes5989 oh... Ok. Tks for yur precision : I thought I understood it but I was far from what yu explained just now. Tks... It s clear now. English (Us) was one of my 2 languages (with german) ... But just til 7 y.o... Then I became a french speaking guy... And forgot the 2 others. So... As for german my english is... Not fluent as a native, anymore.

[@robertmitchell8630]

He means indian the ones from India Chicken tikka masala

[@j-ch8787]

@@robertmitchell8630 ... ?... Yu disagree what said the guy who exolained a "two opposite meaning" Just above?

[@lanabills4498]

Woah...not the first and won't be the last of desperate measures in desperate times...awesome movie...made me feel incredibly warm n grateful. Thankyou for upload.

[@CathyKitson]

Apart from two or three cases (as in Foster.killing the two Indians, and I believe one or two other incidents), I do not believe they murdered each other. They did not need to. Death was highly probable and they cannibalised the remains.

[@lindamulholland406]

I have seen other stories of this incident . They sacrificed a lot to survive . Such a sad story to give your own life to save others when there is no game to be found .

[@charleshoang566]

If each person carry with them 100 pounds of rice they could eat for whole year.

[@laurapicht]

our family history records relatives were in this party...it was a brutal journey , some of it is not a pretty picture...( i haven't even watched the movie yet ) I just know some of the stories my mom passed down.... But I like movies based on true events, so will probably watch this !

[@charliekezza]

Please tell us some of ur stories

[@tonymichaud8683]

That would be one hellish journey through that pass with no roads...Maybe on a horse but not with wagons! I've been through there lots of times

[@SamuelBlack84]

Nature is a cruel, savage mistress. It's pure survival

[@abelardogonzales8283]

This a fascinating true story movie about donner I watch a movie similar to this one with a horse a wagon traveling to donner mountains. Also lots of people died! I just got finish watching it Wednesday November 03, 2021 at 6:30 pm. Thanks for the upload! Take care, be careful, be safe, and stay healthy everybody! May God Bless All Of Us And Have A Blessed Great Lovely Wonderful Whole Day And Night Everyone!

[@margarita30]

Amén

[@davejackson9016]

A Cadbury's Caramilk commercial ("It'll change your life!") just after a man draws the short straw and is about to be killed and eaten... And they say KZbin doesn't do irony!

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Luckyily it was not for dog food. Pedigree Chum. As that could have altered how a person saw their chums.

[@johnycabs]

This is a good movie, but from what I've read, it isnt what happened at all!! They ate the dead, only 1 man was considered to have actually killed for it! There was no mention of the donner family what so ever! I only recognised a couple of names to! I was hoping for more on what the people at the actual camp had to go through.

[@Veronicastacxj]

I had never heard of the Donner Party until one night at, ironically, a party I met a girl who told me she was a direct descendant of that unfortunate wagon train. She was quite enthusiastic about the subject and told me all about it in some detail. Crispin Glover is a mad genius and I really like this movie

[@moonbase7069]

I'm glad she chose to talk about it and that the stores were passed down to her..Some times family would much rather forget something so awful and not talk about the pass.

[@charliekezza]

Any details you can share?

[@j-ch8787]

@@moonbase7069 remaining silent is a great error. I made my genealogical tree and collected many stories (and check their authenticity as far as I could... When It sound unclear or doubtfull I wrote them but warned I was suspiscious about a few). Whatever happened, sad or awful stories after this long job I felt proud having it achieved cose I realised my relatives were totally ignorant of their ancestors ' story and conditions of life in old times. Sometimes I found very nice events too...in fact this gives yu the basis of yur familial inheritage and sometimes it provides explanations aboit part of yur own psyche yu couldn t explain before. The trans generational inheritage in a word. Very interesting trail and journey in yur past... Through history of yur forfathers. Was proud of mine... Very different people coming from many countries... Cultures... Languages...social or philosophical environments... Etc. [ I came up til 1525 on my mother side and could continue til around 1350 ( never done) in switzerland and Tirol. My father side they are Irish americans and Scot irish americans... Settled in Virginia early then after civil war in NY.]

[@j-ch8787]

@@Kustomone Discovering my researches on my lineage so "strange and various" compared to our modern lifes my son said "wouah ! What yu wrote could be a good basis for a long movie through at least 3 or 4 centuries. It s fascinating... So many hard events and adventures I couldn t imagine before reading yur job and books and witnesses from historians or old daily books from same kind of people as ours ." Yu dive into history with maps... And yu need to work hard on their conditions of life and survival and in all geographical, cultural directions... And in all social and economical specialities... Jobs... Technics... Agri... Building and contruction... Corporations... Laws religions... Etc etc. It s a passionant job and long one. Ony new house I gonna made again mural fresques on edge walls or façades in order to celebrate my ancestors ' life, painting them in some of their particular path in life. I can insure yu that yu aren' t the same when living close to illustrated or writings and witnesses of yur forfathers. Restoring a property for example... A mansion... How couldn't I think about my tirolian masonry or carpentry masters honored by the austrian "kaiser" in Innsbruck becose of the miney they brought back in Tirol centuries long from whole northern europe site buildings they achieved? Such as king palace in stockholm sweden... First silver mines opened in Oural russia they were called as specialists of carpentry by Peter the first tsar of russia. Etc etc. And all the others... Wide travel in history and worldwide cose of migrations.

[@SamuelBlack84]

I've often considered researching my family history, though I doubt it would be very interesting with generations of factory workers and coal miners

[@s.t.santos5928]

Could have been a better movie if small details were addressed. Ex: There were scenes where shoes, bags, and clothing were spiffy fresh and clean, the ladies looked as fresh as if they had just come out of a salon, the faces didn't show extreme malnourishment and exposure to elements. Anyway, still worth watching for a bit of history.

[@kljcails]

Waaaa nobody forced you to watch it

[@s.t.santos5928]

@@kljcails Who said somebody did?

[@Barbarra63297]

That's Hollywood for ya!

[@carolinawestern3875]

Do you mean that in the context of actors not looking authentic to their part. Malnourished and gaunt from starvation, or accounts of the actual people?

[@s.t.santos5928]

The actors, of course. The makeup artist didn't do a good job there. Plus, I have no way of knowing how the 'actual people' would have looked. I could only imagine and the film didn't quite live up to my imaginings.

[@ayejay7818]

The cabins they lived in was log with fur roofs. They ended up eating the fur and hide on the roof/rugs because they were so hungry.

[@nathanielavoures1596]

Shows you what a rugged mountain range the Sierra Neveda really is!

[@kahiakerei8743]

Enjoyed reading your reviews which made it easier for me. I'm watching the movie because of you. I will come back with my review to help others

[@jaybutler779]

This movie focused on little to none of the things I actually wanted to see and learn about. Really glad we got all those long shots of people walking in the snow though. Nah we don’t need to mention the keyesburgs more than once.

[@snugmybaby95]

Yeah, so far I really like how they’ve started in the middle of the story too.

[@robbieallan6522]

Once hunger and exhaustion kick in in cold temperatures all you want to do is sleep and it's so difficult to wake yourself up if theirs nothing to eat just more hiking carrying your tent etc. I've only been in that situation on one trip with a m8 and we losed our dehydrated food somewhere along the root and thought we'd be OK and we were thanks to coffee n chocolate but it was still really tough not having a hot meal at the end of the day but coffee and a chocolate bar is more than these people had.

[@matthewcarmichael9660]

I don't think this is based on the truth except that they were lost, the cannibalism took place at the camp.

[@timshort9585]

It took place on both the trail and in camp. There are tons of wrong details here though, like 2 Indians and they were the only ones murdered for food.

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

"based on truth" Yeah. There once was a group of settlers. That's about where Hollywood derails from the truth. lol 🤦‍♂

[@iainbanks7415]

Being fro NZ I only know the basics of what happened to the Donner party, I learnt a lot more from this movie, Very interesting and extremely sad. What they went through was unbelievable, imagine surviving that and living with what you had to do to live another day.

[@hannahstewart9622]

Hello, my fellow Kiwi 😊

[@iainbanks7415]

@@hannahstewart9622 Kia ora from Taranaki. I hope you are not in the part of the country that has flooded!

[@elayneel-adly949]

I wouldn't want to be amongst this group of folks. They'd rather eat each other than forage for food that God provides even in the coldest of winter.

[@jessiejames7492]

I remember this funny episode on The Golden Girls. Dorothy was so exasperated at Rose’s neverending tales so she said’ Rose, if you were in the Donner party, theyd have esten you first!’ Such a funny line

[@angel_8877]

Learned about it in H.S._ Excellent!!! Thanks KZbin _

[@zoltanbanyai4600]

I’ve seen this movie 🍿 before really good. This time it made me hungry 😋

[@deborahkelly1948]

Compelling performances, excellent ,

[@sasajugovic6984]

People watch IT it's a great movie, great actors, love IT !! !

[@KittyLovesGlover]

this story is heartbreaking though. good movie.

[@buanaibrahim6672]

I like survival movies..👍

[@brown958]

I like how they just made up a story and this is in no way what happened…other than they were stranded

[@cicely9075]

Wanna make something creepier? Add Crispin Glover! 🖤

[@robbieallan6522]

That was a good telling of a horrible tragedy, Crispin Glover played that role as a desperate man really well, hunger turns men ferral in the wild cold and I can't imagine what it would be like to have to try survive how they did 😢 its absolutely horrible.

[@DogsReignSupreme]

Starvation is a cruel end. Great film!

[@j-ch8787]

I guess they rather died becose they were exhausted and by cold T` than starvation.freezing and as told above wet clothes which leads yu to hypothermy... Kills yu faster than starvation.

[@brycecolwell4304]

Hypothermia goes numb, haven't you read"to build a fire". The worst is thirst. Your body can't break down tissue to make water. You lose your mind

[@DogsReignSupreme]

@@brycecolwell4304 None sounds appealing, but both thirst and hypothermia are relatively quick. Starvation takes a bit longer.

[@geraldswain3259]

A message to all you God fearing pilgrims ,when it comes down to survival in these Situations , praying to God has nothing to do with it . survival comes down to Grit ,skill , tenacity , and a large slice of luck ..

[@pauljohnson2982]

Ooh- you sound so butch!

[@SamuelBlack84]

Asking for help from someone who doesn't exist does nothing for you. It's just us at the mercy of nature

[@pauljohnson2982]

@@SamuelBlack84 Another one! So if everybody prayed for what they wanted & got it, then you might think it's worth it..?!!??

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@pauljohnson2982 That has yet to happen

[@pauljohnson2982]

@@SamuelBlack84 EXACTLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@judithcampbell1705]

Thank you 💛

[@briannylander612]

Poor Crispin Glover...no matter what he acts in, or how good he does in a film, he'll always be George McFly.

[@Shadowfax85]

His voice is so recognizable.

[@steffenworldcitizensurf5926]

I can’t get his Dead Man role out of my mind with a very young Johnny Depp.

[@buckbuchanan4902]

As soon as I see Crispin in anything, my first thought is of him saying, "Biff."

[@armoniqfields8016]

City dwellers have no idea how living a Country Life can be very valuable. Sheep, chickens, ducks, growing food. Having fruit trees. Cows Rabbits, fish in your ponds. 2021. I bet they know now.. So glad I bought land long ago.

[@cathyt144]

This is truly a sad story. We never know what we are capable of until faced with the situation. That one man that killed in order to eat reminded me of a buzzard circling with those big eyes stalking and waiting to pounce on the next one. I dont think he had any remorse at all.

[@christopherbako]

Crispin is Amazing, as always🤟

[@nathanielavoures1596]

This movie should make you count your blessings!

[@petercosta7662]

Note to self,winter is here game goes down to warmer weather,birds fly south for winter,dumb humans go north with hope of hope,animals are smarter always cause hope is not a option

[@obesetuna3164]

Worth watching.

[@joeoehm4341]

It happened once that I injured my knee when I was out in the wilderness. I didn't had a mobile phone with me and I didn't tell anyone where I was going to be. It took me 10 hours to reach a public path because I could only walk very, very slowly and it got worse. Since then, I'm always staying close to the civilisation, even though I love nature. Of course, that's nothing compared to the film. But I know a little about what the people there felt.

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Time to eat the Reaper - what a feast 🤣🤣

[@earthcat]

Not one of us knows what we would have done under such circumstances. You will never know until you are in it up to your eyes. Important to acknowledge. Requiescat In Pace 🕯️ EDIT: The diaries that were left by these folks were published--you public library probably has a copy. Read them.

[@kahlidali7097]

Unique movie thanks for uploading

[@benjaminalexander8733]

I love these people. Thank you so much!

[@PatrolClip]

Looks like a Great movie...keep the good work💪

[@kingtigercrownestate9102]

HOW could they forget that you should able to see everyone's breath though?

[@brandonwilson5311]

Well that's not exactly how the "real" story went..... but bravo for doing this, a second half of the movie about the men who spent the next 5 months saving them would be a awesome!

[@brandonwilson5311]

@@jay-ug7es ...its "were you there?" but thanks for playing. If you want, you could read the first person accounts. That is how i know a little more about the real story.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

I read "Patty Reed's Doll - The Story of the Donner Party". I was in despair for quite some time after that. As a child reading about another child, it was very vivid. I'm skipping the film... Just remembering that book is enough. 8 year old Patty Reed survived the Sierra Nevada crossing with the Donner Party. There's a huge beautiful lake named Donner Lake on the way to Lake Tahoe. Since I was raised in Sacramento I visited Sutter's Fort a few times where the actual little doll is. My sister was born at Sutter Memorial Hospital. Sutter was cruel to his Native American "workers". They were mistreated, and made to eat out of a trough. This was around the time Lincoln had freed the slaves!!! Sutter had to leave Sacramento because his karma hit straight as an arrow. The gold miners destroyed his property. He died in Pennsylvania.

[@leslieannvanhumbeck7630]

Go ahead and watch the movie. It's boring 😴.

[@jakmaajomkon.5211]

Thanks from BKK Thailand 🇹🇭

[@markstubington798]

Omg imma Crispin glover completist so happy to see him in another role

[@Vic-mv8iz]

Ahh been waiting for this. Tragic they should have stayed together and not taken different trails

[@moonbase7069]

REMEMBER, NEVER TAKE NO CUT-OFFS and hurry along as fast as you can”

[@charliekezza]

They couldnt feed the whole group. By splitting up and going slightly different ways they might have come across different game. The groups that stopped completely werent so well off. Some of them just couldnt move again and died at the place they stopped

[@charliekezza]

@@moonbase7069 better be late than dead on time

[@kingtigercrownestate9102]

You should be able to see everyone's breath in this movie but you can't. HOW on Earth could they forget such an OBVIOUS detail like that when they made this film?

[@smilingtears9045]

Speechless

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

And hungry 👌

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Well- that was a tasty little movie 👌🙏

[@taylor29ish]

William Foster (Crispin Glovers character) actually survived in real life. Yeah... this film takes liberties.

[@ironvlogger9712]

Just imagine how it would be if they made a film of what happened at Starved Camp

[@theroaminggnomad]

The first time in history people realize their government wasn't really there for them. 🤷......and the beat goes on.

[@avonvsw5909]

They have to carry more heavy stuff in this kind of situation..... 😆

[@alicefink1092]

Very good movie.

[@marcellinechoisne5627]

to me ,who love sun so much,all the Donner story look as the hell!

[@coleenhudson8924]

Splendid. Thanks. ♥️

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Looks like the Reaper is up for a midnight snack 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤨

[@nanciehuaracha6079]

Fantastic! Thank you

[@bobbysooknanan9995]

Very good 😊 movie 🎥🍿🎥 I enjoy it

[@dbcarroll19]

Having been up in the pass at night in a storm chaining up a semi&trailers I was responsible for getting to Reno, it's no place anyone should ever get stuck, especially without proper gear. It is very deadly in winter.

[@Seven-Planets-Sci-Fi-Tuber]

Bone apetite!

[@jaydoubleu4575]

been wanting to see this for a long time....thanks

[@randumofo4538]

thankyou for the great yarn

[@melindathomas21]

Yarn???

[@asnoodle7216]

thank you

[@laminyaffa3296]

My blood run cold since the man called her daughter to keep peace. He called her daughter but talking to the man they're about to leave behind, that's why he told the girl that " I will tell you when we reach California; instead of if I die.

[@goyomex66]

Que tragedia! Que historia tan triste..😢

[@shubhamjain6338]

The movie doesn't cover even the 10% of their struggle to survive... For more understanding of the event, go through the actual story on Wikipedia or some other pages..

[@charliekezza]

Sadly hastings had never been on this trail. He basically just looked at a map a drew a line. If he had gone on this trail the donna party may have gone the long way and saved their lives.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Didn't he do it to trick them because he stood to make a lot of money?

[@patrickstephenson9747]

@@SamuelBlack84 You're thinking of Jim Bridger. He's the one that promoted the trail despite evidence of it being dangerous with some notes left by an explorer.

[@nathanielavoures1596]

California is a massive state even these days people have been known to still get lost wondering off into the extremely remote wilderness you always take a chance getting lost or losing your way if you dont know the mountains like a mountain man should its always good to research the mountain range reading a guide book so you have knowlege about the rurual area be prepaired before you go there so something like this doesnt happen!

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

Mr Foster makes a great Grim Reaper 🤣🤣😖😖😖

[@markjohnston3790]

Good film, I totally Recommend!

[@albrokenomoney2127]

Damn good historical movie and acting. Winter sucks.

[@oleggorky906]

I kind of hate to mention it, but ... times are hard up there again and it’s been snowing since October ... 😱😱

[@ricardos.cabral8409]

Very good History

[@awolpeace1781]

At least this wasn't the saddest part of the Donner Party story

[@irishlad8797]

In Ireland at the exact time the population went from 9 to 3 million n 4yrs when the potato crop got blight and rotted while the English landlords took all the corn as rent for the land genocide and very little about it on the discovery channel or any channel for that matter 100% true

[@theflamingone8729]

Thomas Sowell talks about in his book Conquests And Cultures, it's here on YT as an audio book.

[@pauljohnson2982]

Always has to be the Irishman whingeing about the English even though it's got next to no relevance to the story. Take your victimhood & shove it.

[@princeamongmen7064]

9 to 3 ffs is that true?

[@colincurtis9029]

@@pauljohnson2982 yeah we were soo good to the Irish right!?🤮🤣

[@pauljohnson2982]

@@colincurtis9029 Hello Colin- the English did some terrible things in Ireland but what has it got to do with the film?

[@jasonlionbar1911]

That guy ''just would and did not want to share his kills .. Wow .😐👍

[@PattiPattoz-Montana_254]

I'm Really Proud Of Movie Central... Enjoying The Movie At Work.. Irresistible 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ❤️🇰🇪❤️🇰🇪❤️🇰🇪❤️🇰🇪❤️🇰🇪❤️

[@abshiroomaar5541]

We are here Kenya's 🇰🇪

[@michellestockman4552]

With some of the stories I've read on here, y'all can tell y'all on stories in a movie!! I sure would watch them,,

[@neil1390]

Let's call Domino's pizza!Damn it all, there's no reception out here!

[@hsbsbhsbsb7082]

Powerful Will people really know the true existences they all really had to go.

[@bill2066]

very well made and acted for being low budget

[@wijepalapeiris3407]

OMG i have no words, this is called survival and no i know whats the real meaning of it, i have one question can someone really say a prayer before they eat another human being?

[@angelinagulizio5830]

Timing is everything and there timing was off and the weather and elements killed them Sad story but there are many versions

[@ciaranbyrne62]

I've watched 9 adverts in 33 minutes anyone else having the same issue?

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

They are all to scared to go to sleep around the camp fire in fear of becoming mornings breakfast 🤣🤣😖😖😖😖😖