Naminski this movie also inspired the scene in a new hope where Luke finds uncle owen and aunt beru burned at the homestead, the movie has Ethan finding the ranch burned as well. The shot here very much does look like how Anakin moved around at the Tusken Raider camp
The scene with Laurie and Martin shows how ridiculous Laurie's racism is. She criticizes Martin for wanting to find and bring back Debbie, yet she is in love with Martin who is part Indian himself.
Martin was 1/8th Cherokee. The Cherokees were agrarian homesteaders, which is why they had adapted to civilized life in Oklahoma just fine. Debbie was captured by nomadic Noyuuka raiders. The Noyuukas and the Penatekas were reported to have been the most savage among the Numunu Indians, even more than the remote Kwahadis in the northern panhandle... Yet they were all called "kimantsi" by the Utes and Navajos for their hostility and brutality.
The MOST FABULOUS western EVER!!!!
I just love it when Martin faces Ethan determined to save Debbie no matter what...that fiery look in his eyes!!
Good old days classic female beauty, Vera Miles.
At 1:37, so that's the inspiration for Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002).
Naminski this movie also inspired the scene in a new hope where Luke finds uncle owen and aunt beru burned at the homestead, the movie has Ethan finding the ranch burned as well.
The shot here very much does look like how Anakin moved around at the Tusken Raider camp
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You tell your paw a companyof rangers sre taking the field!!!! And watch that knife!!!!!!!!!!!😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😅
The scene with Laurie and Martin shows how ridiculous Laurie's racism is. She criticizes Martin for wanting to find and bring back Debbie, yet she is in love with Martin who is part Indian himself.
It was racism on the surface and jealousy at the core.
Martin was 1/8th Cherokee. The Cherokees were agrarian homesteaders, which is why they had adapted to civilized life in Oklahoma just fine.
Debbie was captured by nomadic Noyuuka raiders. The Noyuukas and the Penatekas were reported to have been the most savage among the Numunu Indians, even more than the remote Kwahadis in the northern panhandle... Yet they were all called "kimantsi" by the Utes and Navajos for their hostility and brutality.
The Cherokee was so civilized that they were made to March on the Trail of Tears..
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