Retired old fat motor cop
| I have seen it a few times, good flick
" Life is full of choices', Choices have consequences."
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| Yeah, surprisingly enjoyable. Seen it when I was a kid and usually try to watch if I come across it on cable.
A Perpetual Disappointment...
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Why don’t you fix your little
problem and light this candle
| In a few places it has a few bleeding heart speeches of how terrible we were to the Indians. I always hate how they do not tell both sides of that story (it is far more complex than just one horrible event). But I did appreciate how well researched it was, for instance, at the end one dogsoldier takes a stake out of his belt that is tied to his ankle and sticks it in the ground. This was symbolic of "this is where I make my last stand". When this movie came out I had just finished my Old West graduate history class at UNT and several of us went to see it. On my bucket list I always wanted to do the Lewis and Clark trip with Stephen Ambrose as well. I really need to get a good leather gun belt and revolver setup to go with my Winchester .
This business will get out of control. It will get out of control and we'll be lucky to live through it. -Rear Admiral (Lower Half) Joshua Painter Played by Senator Fred Thompson |
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Child Twice
| Watched it-good. Remember it from cable 80-90s-? |
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