Making "The Last Of The Mohicans" Part 2

[@petercallaghan9851]

Wes Studi was superb. Greatest movie of the last 30 years.

[@thisbullrocks6030]

he should have wone an academy award for his role - brilliant

[@midnightmoon3855]

Wes Studi was amazing, just amazing here as Magua. If anything I remember him and his acting over all the others, his is one of the best acting of all time. He should have 100% won an Oscar for this role. I loved his explanation of Magua too, how he didn't act him as a 'villian' it's all perspective and that's life.

[@dawndid5972]

Uncas is safe in death and i am happy he had sky fallen to exulted hites

[@dawndid5972]

Ty

[@RedEdgedSavage]

I agree..wish somehow he had his heart healed with some new mate..if it couldn't be Alice

[@reasonabledoubt6908]

Saw it again last night and he steals it every time.. just the passive curious look on his face after the girl jumps and whn h takes out munrows heart. People have got Oscar's for much less...

[@midnightmoon3855]

@@reasonabledoubt6908 yeah very very true, I understand more and more, why Marlon Brando decided not to be there to accept an Oscar back then.

[@if6was929]

The chemistry between DDL and Stowe was palpable and when that fantastic music is added to the scene it was the quintessence of passion!

[@zyzor]

This movie is a masterpiece and a thrilling American epic set during the french and Indian war which is a fascinating conflict in and of itself. The soundtrack and scenery were great, the battle sequences were heart pounding , the acting was superb.

[@catinthehat906]

It didn't get the credit at the Academy Awards it clearly deserved, should have at least been nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay- clearly a far better film than Enchanted April and I would argue superior to A Few Good Men and Scent of a Woman, both nominated for best film.

[@bryanpalmer9660]

I agree--what I liked was that the American Indian figures were not stereotyped but portrayed as people of the land who were fighting for their own rights and beliefs and who were more intelligent than they were perceived to be by the British element

[@jeffreyarnold544]

Madeline Stowe is so beautiful! This is my favorite movie of all-time! It is so realistic they did an awesome job in making this as real as possible! My heart still jumps in my chest when they are in the valley and the Indians attack! Thank you, Micheal Mann, for making this classic a classic again for all time! The soundtrack really made this movie what it is without it. It would not be the same movie so glad it won so many awards!

[@isabelalzateestrada]

She was the "original" Elizabeth Swann

[@jrsands11]

Madeline Stowe... no words have been created to describe her beauty!

[@zeekman7223]

Stowe is a revelation in this

[@degbry]

Mine too

[@av201]

Daniel Day Lewis, Madeleine Stowe did such a great job. Uncas, Alice...their love story will never die.

[@4chords184]

Jodhi May and Eric Schweig

[@speterlewis]

Both Lewis and Stowe were astonishing in this movie. Bravo for the writers and director not to fill the air with words when a subtle movement or look will convey so much more. It's a brilliant piece of cinema.

[@danielt.3152]

Let’s not forget the music was also outstanding

[@tomsmith5216]

The music makes this great movie a spectacular movie.

[@MrKaugaban]

ok i won’t forget.

[@misaelharry6613]

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[@patrickfennell6372]

Wes Studi stole this movie! He was terrific. The rest of the casts was great, but Wes brought it in every scene

[@lauralilia3462]

He was phenomenal.

[@jeffsmith2022]

Why would you underestimate Mr. Lewis?...

[@toddpellegrin8903]

Studi is great in every role he plays - very under appreciated actor

[@dragonfly6955]

@@jeffsmith2022 Absolutely. Daniel Day Lewis is a great actor, this movie is great because of him too, no doubt about it.

[@Chief2Moon]

Patrick Fennell Any change of main characters would have resulted in a much different,& likely less gripping film.

[@deeanderson4164]

The music in the movie is stunning, the scenery is gorgeous, and the acting is terrific. There's action, history, and romance all blending into one heck of a sweeping, epic movie.

[@jamesnorwood4084]

I agree. The movie wouldn't be at all the same without Wes Studi's performance. Brilliant and forever memorable. It all seemed so real and convincing. The last windup scene at the end of the movie where they ascend the mountain was spellbinding. Terrific movie making and retelling of a classic novel.

[@MH55YT]

I own 3 movies, and Last of the Mohicans is one of them. I watch it every summer for the past 20 years. It moves me every time, bringing a tear to my eye. All the actors and the production staff were outstanding.

[@passion777able]

What an amazing movie. I love the passion he has for Cora. An alpha male that reaches every woman watching this movie. Wes Studi is a great actor but terrified me in this character. I would not want to meet him on a lonely forest. The entire movie was a symphony of acting, varied characters, actors and music that tied it all together for me. Mr. Lewis never disappoints in his performances.

[@bindasbudiya1443]

The most emotional kissing , ever watched and the great music...Salute....Sir Daniel Day Lewis...

[@ssnobrakesable]

Tremendous acting by the entire cast. So believable . I have watched LOTM atleast 50 times and still love it everytime.

[@klausrain111]

If I've ever seen an actress more beautiful than Madeleine, I don't remember.

[@montycrain5783]

The weapons of that era are done with near Perfection. Daniel Day Lewis’s work and handling with the rifle stands out.

[@Tazdingo01]

My girlfriend asked me what is the most romantic movie I've ever seen. Without hesitation, I said the Last of the Mohicans. She looked confused so I told her about the waterfall scene. Now she understands why.

[@MsLighthorse]

I agree with you..... also the night scene in the fort when they looked at each other and he led her off. Full of love and sexuality. You don’t need a nude or sex scene to express that. Movie people don’t understand that these days.

[@leedobson]

When I was at University this film had just came out, a film club was showing a copy one night and I told a friend we should see it, ( I'd seen it myself in the cinema, he hadn't) a few minutes in he leant to me and said man this is boring....by the end he was in tears...

[@nottodaybucko]

u should have her watch it

[@summerhollow8948]

most romantic scene in my opinion was the scene in the glade when Hawkeye tells Cora about the Camerons and about his parents, telling her the story of the stars and how they are a monument to those who have gone on to the other side. her line "on the contrary, it is more deeply stirring to my blood than any imaginings could ever be" gives me chills

[@Tazdingo01]

@@summerhollow8948 That was a beautiful scene!

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

Movie still holds up to today's standards. It still looks amazing

[@politic1148]

I stood on top of the waterfall about 5ft from the drop about a week after they wrapped on filming this at Chimney Rock. Years later they built and over hang made of wood. The view you could see where they had the village too. Me and my pops hiked the top while my mom and sisters took the river path. Something I will never forget.

[@anniecochrane3359]

ALL of the main actors in the move are superlative and are their characters perfectly. A very special movie and story, directed with sensitivity and great skill.

[@fridayfriday3897]

I was young and had no concept of men when this movie came out but I remember seeing Daniel Day Lewis running with his hair and thinking wow he is glorious. He and Madeleine were perfectly casted.

[@loveanimals288]

Alice & Uncas / Jhody & Eric. . Best couple in the movie.

[@mbrewer421]

I could not agree with you more. The only flaw in the movie for me, was that the Uncas/Alice characters were not developed more. Eric Schweig deserved more screen time, if only for aesthetics. He was stunning on screen.

[@kalina_apis]

@@mbrewer421 I agree! Alice ❤ Uncas

[@angelescarralcazar3197]

@@mbrewer421 realmente hermoso.

[@kaialoha]

A timeless and soul stirring love story set in an incredible action movie. My fav flick in everyway...the theme by Trevor Jones...most moving ever...

[@cleatusbarncoat8642]

James Fennimore Cooper would indeed be proud. Thank you to my high school English class instructors for having us read this epic. Fantastic, fantastic movie as well.

[@joaneberhart5519]

Yes, the book is a fantastic read once your brain adjusts to the archaic verbage.

[@matthewgriffin7857]

God, I love this movie

[@olentangy74]

Matty G. Me too. I think it is one of the best period pieces ever filmed. A masterpiece.

[@kdee8166]

Madeline Stowe is absolutely stunning in an incredible movie.

[@RMGCBG]

Wes Studi is my favorite actor. You absolutely believe every role he has taken. Vastly underrated

[@mickeyh53]

Having seen this movie countless times in the past..I’m extremely envious of those discovering this extraordinary piece of film for the first time..for me personally it’s amongst those quintessential films that entices one into the moment..it totally engrosses you..this film will live on forever!

[@ng2603]

Wes Studi was great in this. That actress who played the younger sister, something about her performance was really memorable too.

[@angelescarralcazar3197]

Y UNCAS es el nativo más guapo de todos. Te amo Eric.

[@marshaloiscamillephilpotts9608]

The chemistry between Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine Stowe was so great, relatable, grounded, raw and real in The Last Of The Mohicans, the love story between Hawkeye and Cora Munro is one of the best things about this movie, so is Russell Means, Wes Studi, Eric Schweig and very good group of Native Americans actors and I love the movie, it is the best.

[@catherineoas3764]

There is a one minute segment at 47:30 that epitomizes the intersection of DDL and MM's attention to detail: when hawkeye and usus cover the escaping messenger from the fort. the combination of DDL obvious muscle memory to reload and aim the musket and reach for a reloaded one as the soldier runs through the shaded nighttime woods still gives me chills every time i watch it. smh truly amazing movie.

[@KathyCouserJoyM]

@ 5:30 the scene between Hawkeye and Cora was so intense and so real. The Kind of love scene women desire the "love of their lives to exhibit " in their defense if ever the case presented itself. You could feel the love and the strength in each of them. Hawkeye gave Cora strength to become even more of who she was, "You stay alive...you submit...I will find you... You're strong... You submit... I will find you...no matter how long...no matter how far... I will find you." Those words gave me what I needed, when I was going through something similar, and to this day I believe those words and how they were played out between them two really stuck with me. And taking this on a spiritual plain, this somehow is what the LORD is asking of all his Children, even though satan takes you through a hard and many difficult times in our lives. But if we stay true, to JESUS CHRIST, HE WILL FIND YOU... if you submit and obey His Will and Know His Purpose for our lives. HE will Come for us if we hold on and stay true to His Plan. He will shelter us always in the time of a storm!! Cora and Hawkeye! I loved their Love Story and their strength together! Add GOD's Son to that equation and "Many waters …. remember cannot drown LOVE!!!

[@TheMobster450]

To hear the director narrate that “looking at you miss” scene was amazing. I’ve seen it before but now I’m dumbfounded by the depth that one scene had in itself. They just don’t make movies like this anymore. Now it’s flippin remakes and live action remakes. There is just no unique idea for movies anymore. Damn shame

[@snieves4]

This movie of a remake of the original Last of the Mohicans from the 1930s…

[@danielkeene1623]

This is one of the most beautiful Movies ever. Russell Means and Wes Studi are fantastic. Studi is always great.

[@clanrobertson7200]

Timeless, visual, physical, emotional, and spiritual sociopolitical experiences woven into a sensory roller coaster.

[@deceiver444]

The cast in that movie was perfect.

[@blockmasterscott]

I always liked villains with personalities, like Magua, Hans Gruber in Diehard, and the Operative in Serenity.

[@reinilla]

I loved that movie. I love Daniel Day Lewis. That kiss scene is my fav

[@conorsmith8551]

He didn't have Facebook to find her in them days haha

[@gezzarandom]

This movie was very complex, I didn't think of the characters as good guys and bad guys, rather people who were on opposite sides of a war.

[@tankc6474]

One of my favourite movies, have the music as my ringtone for many a year

[@annwashere2380]

They needed to add more romantic connection between Uncas and Alice

[@mbrewer421]

I totally agree with that.

[@tulliaduffin5109]

Eric did a lot of running and did not have many words to say, still he managed to carve a good career for himself, well done eric schweig

[@mbrewer421]

@@tulliaduffin5109 Well done indeed. He didn't have many lines, but his presence on-screen was undeniable. He's a fine actor with a lot of depth. I've enjoyed watching him through the years. He is also involved in numerous humanitarian efforts. I have a lot of respect for this man.

[@jrsands11]

There is so much I love about this movie there truly is no where to start! Thank you all for this gift!

[@Andrew-315zz]

Wes Studi....perfect!

[@HS-jq4go]

Love ❤️ this movie . Brilliantly made . Hollywood doesn’t make movies like this anymore

[@davidfrancis4218]

Madeline Stowe was and is the most beautiful actress. Especially in this movie!

[@erlandnettum6680]

love this movie. One of the movies I have seen the most times in my life.

[@summerhollow8948]

"I'm lookin at you, Miss" has got to be one of the best romantic lines ever used by any man ever

[@GravenHenryLamohr]

So true

[@JesseHartford]

Awesome movie. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@boricualink]

@John Kelly shes an english aristocrat who kills a warrior with a flint lock pistol, not the easiest weapon for even a seasoned veteran to fire accurately. Calm down boomer.

[@boricualink]

@John Kelly my daughter does the same thing when shes upset. Adorable.

[@1951timbo]

A superb film. By an amazing director. Michael Mann.

[@8Scorpions]

Definitely one of my top 3 movies ever, I think every actor made it amazing.

[@alejandrolugo3062]

Excelentes locaciones, la música formidable, paisajes, caracterizaciones, fenomenal, recuerdo que la vi por primera vez en México en su estreno y me dije tiene que ganar el Oscar, y así fue, se ha vuelto un clásico

[@helenbeam7586]

As much as I would love to see DDL return to acting, I see clearly how he put his physical body through to create as only he could do. I am happy for him that retired to live contently and happily ever after with his family. Hope gets a grand child who continues his acting talents for future movie buffs like me.

[@4ukindnesss]

I liked Daniel-Day Lewis and Russel Means, the music from Scottish Fiddle player, Dougie Mclean and the haunting Clanaad with "I will Find You" are what makes me remember this Masterpiece.

[@daniellarsson4308]

Daniel was as well though. Its nuts that I remember all the music from this film. This film had a huge impact on my young self when it came out. One of the iconic films that belong on the 100 best films ever done. Together with Rambo 4:)

[@Airkoay]

Madeline still looks good till this day:)

[@jimw9415]

Dang she looks like she has barely aged

[@carolineullrich7323]

what about the part of Eric Schweig, everyones getting mentioned, didn't Eric also play a large role?

[@angelescarralcazar3197]

Para mi la mejor historia de amor. Que más hay que morir por amor, el va a por ella y se enfrenta solo a los hurones y ella prefiere suicidarse que vivir sin él.

[@alswearengen6427]

You can tell they cut out a whole lot that shouldn't have been cut. My guess is that the studio demanded it. I wish there was a way to get a hold of the director's original cut.

[@kopec82]

Al Swearengen yes me too

[@leedobson]

I could watch five hours of this, I hope a longer cut can be found and released in 4k

[@TheTempest66]

Have you seen the one with the alternative ending? In the finished movie release Chingachgook didn't have a monologue at the end. The first time I saw the one where he did have this short but exquisite monologue and it wasn't cut, I cried, then went on line to buy it.

[@BadAssElf810]

Too bad they could not have done it as a mini-series. It would have upstaged all others.

[@aos8585]

@@leedobson the studio must be aware there is money to be made from the uncut version? There are many many people who would pay to see ALL of it.

[@ThePrincessziah1]

Let's not forget the outstanding job Eric Schweig and Jodhi May did playing Uncas and Alice Munro. I personally loved their characters and their chemistry more over Hawkeye and Cora.

[@scottriley1913]

As a 25 year Active Duty Army First Sergeant I can see real practical value in reviewing this film several times and reading the book by James Fenimore Cooper., fictional characters, but based on true and real American history. for Mil OPS, specific training tips and True American Idealogy. Much military tactics and training to be gleaned from the film and book. Give it time and thought in your barracks down time.

[@crhu319]

I've seen hundreds of war movies. I'm not a military man but have studied conflict at all scales. There's not much question that this is the best movie about this period and that includes all those about the American Revolutionary War. Someone needs to make a masterpiece about the Northwest Indian War.

[@gazbo81]

Probably my favourite film of all time. When I watch it I go through thinking the Duncan characters an absolute scumbag. But end up feeling sorry for him at the end lol even though I've seen it a thousand times.

[@simonfarrell6585]

Beautiful movie, beautifully shot, acted, directed, beautiful music, faultless! 👌

[@jwright1918]

Magnificent acting -- timeless movie -- you can see the “ stretch of the actors “ when you listen to them here--“Daniel, please please return to acting”, “Madeleine, get that agent of yours to start presenting new scripts”, “Wes, where’s your agent these days?” --

[@loracaro4427]

Love this movie and I remember when I would go the Disney wilderness lodge they had the main score on loop

[@alejandrolugo3062]

Hola saludos, esta película es entrañablemente de mis favoritas, excelentes actores, la he visto tantas veces y no puedo dejar de admirarla, saludos desde Tampico Mexico

[@Galen-864]

One of the best movies ever made.

[@1wyatt2]

This was the first movie I saw twice in a theater At age 8. I love the music the story the cast was great. Wes studi is a bad ass in everything he’s in.

[@mirtadelafuente2949]

Me encanta esta película muy buenos actores

[@pennywise1682]

Daniel Day Lewis is one of the greatest if not the greatest actor of all time!

[@khadijagwen]

It was a brilliant movie. It was so sad that I'll never watch it again.

[@jeffwolf3185]

Fantastic music.

[@Wolfsky9]

Madeleine Stowe was ------------------as Cora Muno------------THE most beautiful woman in the history of film. Her natural beauty ------& the strength , toughness , intelligence she brought to the screen was simply beyond words. I was hopelessly in love with her. -----------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o

[@ronburati257]

Astonishingly great film.

[@hughmanatee7657]

Madeline is absolutely magnificent in this movie.

[@johnhealy4647]

Thank you again for this epic movie!

[@EDDIELANE]

Magua wanting to get a leap on colonialists and trade with other tribes. >< I was too young to realize how utopian that was!

[@dennisjabola2118]

Aking paboritong pelikula. (My favorite movie!!!!!)

[@dragonfly6955]

Stay alive. No matter how long it takes, no matter how far: I will find you.

[@GravenHenryLamohr]

Best line in the movie....watched this movie more than ten times..and every time feels like the first time

[@dragonfly6955]

@@GravenHenryLamohr I've watched it many times too, beautiful movie indeed.

[@crabkilla]

Sad they don't make movies like this anymore - 90's was some of the best

[@j_thom]

I Love this movie. Only thing I love more is Madeline Stowe. Stole my heart in 'Revenge', earned it in this movie. At the end, did I just hear insights about the imposed changes on a land, people, society and way of life because of mass migration? heh-heh.

[@dragoonseye76]

I absolutely loved this movie. Used to fall asleep to the OST

[@sarahleach9997]

I met 2 guys that worked on the set.They were surprised that it came out so well. They said it was a hard film to make. It was one of the best movies I have ever Seen.Loved .magna. one of the great Performances from them all.❤

[@Katsem]

This is my favorite movie. Period. The musical score is as integral as the amazing acting. It’s a wonderful modernized version of James Fenimore Cooper’s classic book. I don’t have a favorite scene, there are too many incredible moments in the film. And at the very end, Chingachgook’s words are the perfect way to end the movie. (In the original film release version. They botched the end in the directors cut IMO).

[@zenobiapalmyra5670]

Hands down, one of the best movies ever made. Every single actor was superb. Wes Studi as Magua the villain was magnificent and at the same time made my blood run cold. Russell Means as Chingachgook and Eric Schweig as Uncas, both divine. Daniel Day Lewis always sublime. And Madeline Stowe, Cora and Jodhi May as her sister Alice, both goddesses. The music exquisite. 💔 Some of the best movies were made in the 80's & 90's. Mohicans Dances With Wolves, with Wes Studi in this as well. Out of Africa High Road To China Quigley Down Under Braveheart ....and more recently, Gladiator Troy Robin Hood, again with Russell Crowe. Apocalypto Cheers 😊🍸🍸

[@fit4ya1975]

I dont think Michael Mann has ever made a bad movie or show

[@jcreed09]

Tragedy is Magua was right, he could see the future, it was coming and the "Indians" needed to prepare

[@kopec82]

Jon Creed that’s why I can’t hate him

[@jamesbreeden3061]

Yes, a continent's human population and way of life was wiped away as it was known in the Pre-Columbian Era. If you lived in that time, you truly lived.

[@jcreed09]

@@jamesbreeden3061 By the time of European colonization of what would become the East Coast- roughly a hundred years before the events of Last of the Mohicans- 90% of the native population was wiped out by European diseases. The pristine, nearly empty pastoral Paradise the English, Dutch, Spanish "discovered" was in reality a post-Apocalypse land. Conquest of the Americas was relatively simple by the 18th century.

[@Liz86000]

Thank you thank you thank you SO much for those videos !!

[@bendia77]

I attribute this film as my first where every character, without exception, demonstrates personal integrity and noble intentions. Still on the lookout for my second.

[@davidlloyd9980]

Absolute superb docu'.

[@madmeh2929]

Madeleine says it best: “He’s an alpha male, and women are naturally attracted to that.”

[@amandagergely3853]

That's great to.it is good to see the relevance of bliss in so many individuals like this too.brikkia ce is extraordinary at rimes I think.

[@bill2953]

Short version of Madeline's description of Mann.. He's a genius

[@yangsamokikon3519]

now im 40+ years still the last of mohicans the best movie ever..🙏🙏🙏

[@Wayoutthere]

Alice....

[@evelyntarawa7140]

Very outstanding Actors, Actresses,to all the cast there is no words to the Director Producers,makeup to all He's an alpha male and West, eric,and dad they are all alpha male whom woman are attractive attractive too.

[@jakhaughton1800]

Daniel Day Lewis certainly throws himself into the part big time

[@elizabeths4371]

Hawkeye and Cora = One of THE BEST KISSES between a man and a woman on film

[@stanleycates1972]

I loved this movie. 2nd only to Dr Zhivago

[@roseofsharon2156]

Best Movie ever. Deep Romance.

[@minusminkers]

The act of front line o.g. native in the film. Makes me proud.