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PEOPLE always Learn the Hard Way, After They Make The Biggest Mistakes, Native American People Were Cheated, lied to, Stolen From, Murdered, killed, Infected with Dieseas, Starved, and Their Lands Taken, For The Greed of man, How would You Feel or want to Live your Life! Honesty, You must Choose how You Will Live Your Life ! Simple Is Better, The Meek Shall inherit the world! As it Has Been Written, and Proven Time And Time Again!
"One of my favorite movies!I am 72 and rarely find good movies anymore;But this one stands out;Thank you for great movies and no interruptions The Tall Ones"🙏❤
😢😅 great ending after a powerful message. I agree the European effect was unacceptable! It has affected me since I was young and learned the bullies were overweight old white men who tried, and are still trying, to rule this land and keep women and no-white old men out of power. It still is unacceptable. I was born mid 20th century of Irish & English heritage, in this country back to the Mayflower. I protest, again.
I'm 68 and a stolen Apache 😢 Didn't even get to know my Native roots until eventually in my 40's and I am Grateful ❤ I have also lost count of how many times that I have watched this movie...It's a great movie ❤
My mom LOVED this movie!! I mean ABSOLUTELY LOVED it!!!! She'd always loved the outdoors and horses, so it was so perfect for her! And, it has a great storyline too! And watching it now, I can't help but feel she's right here watching it with me! Love you mom!💜
One of those rare movies that has heart, soul, compassion for lost peoples; lost ways......wilderness. Men who have an affinity with wild places are often misunderstood....
You're understanding the true message behind this production. The man / soul who only seeks to steal, take & kill others for what they have, has no future. It will go on & on until we obliterate everything through our greed.
My great great Grandfather was an 11th generation Ojibwa in the Chippewa clan in Northern Michigan. I have always felt in my heart and soul, my Indian heritage. And always will untill I meet them. On the other side.
So many love this movie for all the right reasons. Heritage, horses, the vastness of the outdoors, and the wonder of a People who found a hidden land and lived as they always had lived. Absolutely a Great Movie for all ages to watch.
It's a fantastic movie. I like the bit about when he's wild camping and asks his dog whether he fancies having a 'proper' roof over one's head or not, then looks up at the stars lit sky, and remarks 'Of course, this isn't such a bad roof either'.
Kudos to all the people that had a hand in making this awesome movie possible. As a 9th generation Metis from the Ojibway Chippewa Chief Pontiac lineage, it is one of the best movies I have ever watched. Shedding both tears of sadness and joy. We need more movies like this, movies worth watching, have a real meaning and remarkable stories to be told.
The surname "Berenger" is Catalonian, from the "Cataluña" region of Spain next door to France. I've traveled through there, when I used to wander a lot. They are a very different breed of people in that region, I noticed, compared to the other peoples of Spain I met. #justsaying
@@georgeway2092the native americans DID NOT MIGRATE you uneducated person. The indians as theyve been called have live in north america for centuries..unlike us white europeans, black africans, chinese/japanese asians etc who did migrate.
I have always loved this movie. It is amazing - the tie in to history, the scenery , the "lost horizon" feel. The moment they meet is so incredible, the music, the editing, the look of wonder...that ending is just beautiful. Wish the father in law had not ruined their idyllic home.
You have no idea. I could take you places but I am too old and decrepit. One day I may get fixed and show you Taquitz. Not the tourist BS that Palm Springs lets you see. The Dakotas would be wonderful except for the mosquitoes. Montana and Wyoming are the real HEAVENS. Haven't seen this movie in a bit but it makes my heart hurt. Who knows? The more secret people and places out there the better. Keeps humans from screwing them up.
With all of the grief and destruction in this world today, it is rare to find a movie that takes us back to a different time with an actual storyline. Thank you for posting.
This movie was outstanding, the part where they come across the dog soldiers, in the wooded area they were magnificent, what beautiful people they were, the young chief played by Steve Reevis, was outstanding, he passed away several years ago and he was a full blood Blackfoot, gorgeous man, damn good movie and educational too
This is a very underrated movie. Very well written. They picked the perfect actors to portray everyone. The idea that something like this could have happened is inspiring.
The scenery to this movie is spectacular, the mountains the trees the views, just spectacular. This has always been one of my favorite movies, the story to it. The cast was great, plot moves at just the right pace, cast did their roles perfectly. Well worth watching.
one of the best movies ive seen in a long time,but its more than just a movie it shows how a civilisation will move and survive and do what ever it takes
The man that plays the chief Spotted Elk, his name Eugene Blackbear was my grandparents friend. He and my grandparents would attend Native American Church ceremonies together and I remember him and his wife always visiting. He was a good man with a lot of teachings.
I have never left a comment for a movie, and I have seen some good movies but I cannot leave this sight without saying how wonderful this movie was. I have a love for the First Nations People and I will only watch a movie where they are not put in a negative position (example: wagons in a circle and the Indians are riding around the wagon train being picked off by the Whites.) But God is beginning to raise them up again to be the people here in the United States that He has purposed them to be alongside all of us, African Americans, Asians, Hispanics, Caucasians, Africans, those from India so that we are truly "One Nation Under God Indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
This is a fantastic, moving story. I'm part Cherokee and I've fantasized at times as to what it would be like to live amongst my Native American ancestors. TWO THUMBS UP. O-SA-DA NI-HI Tom Beringer
its sad that after killing almost 60 million Indian and now they make beautiful movies about them and still some Indian treated like animals they were great nation great culture they still wondering how they built all these great buildings with stones more then 5 ton
@@ghandheysaood2645 We prefer to be called Native Americans, Indians come from India. Yes we were treated unfairly by the white man, Andrew Jackson created the US Census so as to keep track of Native American tribes that he forced onto reservations. But we took what was so kindly given to us and over the years turned those reservations into highly profitable gambling casinos, turning the proverbial lemons into lemonade so to speak. As for our numbers...... At the end of the 19th century there was only an estimated 240,000 Native Americans left from the estimated 5 to 15 million who inhabited North America when Columbus came to visit. And it was the Incas and the Mayans who constructed the massive stone buildings in parts of Mexico and South America. TSA-LA-GI TSA-TSI-YO-SV-I which means, Cherokee Freedman
@@RwC42 lol 15 million ok but John red wrote that they killed 60 million Indian since Columbus and maybe more and Columbus was not a visitor please he was criminal as one of the middle east who his land has been taken by enemies i cant except that anywhere in this earth yes now USA is great nation but still some rights has ben taken from Indian Black and even Asian and still there some races in some stats
@@RwC42 yes its just a wrong name because the genius Columbus thought he had arrived India by the way this land was known to Arabic s ships The guide to the road was named Al-Rayash he was a famous Arabic ships leader
A great movie, really enjoyed it, well acted and presented. The story revealed just how a simple life could be so fulfilling, away from the modern world in which we live. Thank you!
I totally agree with you I love this movie I wish I was here around back in those days it looks very peaceful and relaxing unlike today's modern world LOL😅
I am 'camping' at the moment (I shower at the gym) and I haven't slept that well in years. It's a bit damp and cold at times, but so much quiet than all the flats and houseshares where I'd lived for nearly 30 years, and safer too (I don't share my living space with sex pests, and sometimes rapists, paedos and junkies).
Love this story as will,3rd time I've seen it, brought back memories of the lies we were taught at NZ schools of the sacrifices our indigenous peoples of this world, the hard ships they were brought under by the British greed of that time. These things are still happening today just under another name.
This was a great movie...I remembered when it first came out ...I picked it out by chance at a rental video store...Glad I did...Excellent Photograph and story and plot line.
I saw this movie, I believe on Netflix, several years ago. When I began watching it I thought it might be an ok movie and wow this became one of the best flicks I’ve ever seen. The storyline, the scenery, the acting…everything about this movie was absolutely amazing. I wish I had the dvd.
One of the best movies ive watched on YT, with no displeasure of any sort. The audio quality is great, the colour picture sceneries are superbly clear. Even the night scenes are clear not dark. And that dog is smarter than any dumb detective or sheriff. Good actors too.tks for the upload .👍😘
Strange. Watched this about 3 years ago. Was thinking about it yesterday. Thought I should look it up again. Here it is in recommendations. Always enjoy Tom's work.
Fantastic beyond fantastic. If only movies today were like this none of the worlds problems would exist. It makes me want to be a fantastic person and a hero to the underdog.
Watching this magnificent movie. It makes me understand that I was born in the wrong century. My Great Grandfathers ancestors were Ojibwa in the Chippewa tribe or clan. My mother was born a 7th generation Chippewa. And even as a young child I knew I was different. When we played cowboys and Indians. I always choose to be the Indian. And cheered them on in the one sided western movies. And had my heart broken with anger! In my older years. When I learned there history For what our Government has greedily perpetrated against them. I know that this movie is a possibility that some great mind concocted. But what if it could have really been a possibility. A possibility. I can only dream of. Peace to all.
It is brutally heartbreaking what the white man, in his ignorance and greed, did to the peoples who populated this land. Dreaming of a better world is all that is left to the people who lived here for so many generations and the invader alike. Our hearts bleed for the damage we have done to this land. Peace to all in the end is the greatest wish one can have for others.
One of the best films with Tom Berenger. I grew up with the Sioux in South Dakota and love The People and their customs. Great movie. I will see it probably many more times. 1:14:52 I had a horse fall and roll over me when I was about 19 years old....that does HURT! I just got my mare up and rode the 8-9 miles to the ranch. Couldn't do that now.
This is what used be called a "lost race" story. Novels and pulp magazines of the teens, twenties, thirties and forties were full of these kind of stories. The old Tarzan novels and movies used this idea often, but it is rarely seen in any modern film like this.
I can't believe this was panned by some critics, it's an excellent movie! In fact I think they should have made a few more Louis Gates adventure films, like Tom Selleck's Jessie Stone series. Tom Berenger played the character to a tee!
I can't ever get enough of this movie, have watched it so many times,,,, Excellent and Funny, But the depth of truth to it in today's times. Love It, Always
Have this movie on VHS tape and watched many times. Always enjoyed it, great actors ( adore the bump in Barbara's nose). But, Zip is the real star of this movie!
Commenting because I’ve seen it twice over the years and know I’ll be back one day to make it 3. Charmed by all the performances and the story line. So very worth your time.
This is therapy for me, since I'm an expatriate living in the Caribbean, & generally fed up with life down here. This film motivates me to plan staying Stateside somewhere, on my next trip. I want my bones to rest in peace when I die.
Great film. I'd never heard of it, but it's a wonderful and well written story, good acting, and perhaps a lesson to us all that life goes on, but not as we expect.
This is the second time I’ve watched this film. It is even more impactful the second go round. Great respect to all who created this film and the story behind it. Well done.
I was going to start: It was as GREAT as I remembered this movie, having seen it several times! I was partially right/partially wrong! It was Far Better/GREATER than I remembered it! Just proved to me: There were still Great Westerns to be made/seen in the 90's! Thank You, J
I've watched this movie so many times. Just love it. The mystery of this story is incredible, makes us wish we could find them out there like that but then again they're better off without our involvement.
I'd never seen this movie before. Its beautifully done. Very interesting, have heard of the dogmen but this is first time seeing about them in a movie. Thank you 💛 for the education and excellence.
Never saw his movie before with Tom Berenger. Really liked the storyline and scenery. My first time seeing Tom Berenger was in the movie Platoon, good character actor. My wife is part Cherokee and I’ll have her see it with me.
I've seen that movie before but we'll worth watching again. It's up there with the top ten. Brilliant. Thanks for sharing it with us and keep them coming. We'll done.
Third time watching this and it always reaching me deep down and brings up my Cherokee ancestors,and wish for a time like this for all humanity to return totheGood Way and walk the Good Path
I had an Australian Cattle Dog AKA Queensland Heelers that looked just like Zip. She was a female a little bit smaller but every bit as smart they are amazing dogs. They require a lot of time and energy so if you don't have that or a big Ranch for them to work on then don't get one but they're excellent with your family. They're also excellent Watch Dogs of course they do their job moving cattle and sheep which is what they were bred for and they are truly amazing. When I watch this movie I miss Nikki very much
I have never seen this movie, I don't know how I haven't. Just incredible acting, scenery. It has everything and I 'm crying when his dog runs up to him at,the ending.
Such a great movie! Watched it several times and it never gets old! People ask me why, I tell them it is a Feel Good Movie! Just turned 80 last fall and spent 60 years packing into Wilderness Areas, loving every minute of it and miss it terribly! My hunting albums are all I have left and I'm in them every now and then! Hope to see more of these I the future!
This is a great movie. All sorts of goodness to this. Great cast, story and script, music, the scenery and the hidden area the Indians were living undisturbed for so long. It's starts out making you expect a crime thriller, but once the 3 bad guys are taken out up front, it becomes a detective mystery, and then turned into a situation like in Dances With Wolves. What a nicely done set of twists and turns. Light on the violence and it has a happy ending.
Beautiful movie! I Never saw Berenger in this one. Saw one w/ him a few weeks ago made recently not a military but a good story as this one. Very touching, Having some Indian blood in the family tree makes this movie special. To only imagine even
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PEOPLE always Learn the Hard Way, After They Make The Biggest Mistakes, Native American People Were Cheated, lied to, Stolen From, Murdered, killed, Infected with Dieseas, Starved, and Their Lands Taken, For The Greed of man, How would You Feel or want to Live your Life! Honesty, You must Choose how You Will Live Your Life ! Simple Is Better, The Meek Shall inherit the world! As it Has Been Written, and Proven Time And Time Again!
I couldn't count how many times I've watched this movie. Truly one of the best I've ever seen. May God bless everyone.
try adjusting your meds.
Why???
I agree this is one of the best modern western movies!!!
Completely agree.❤
Ok
You have talked me into it
I am proud to say that the lead native actor Steve Reevis was a great friend and brother of mine in real life.
So missed.
Yes I loved him !! ( Why did he pass so young ??)
He's gorgeous.
RIP
Wonderful actor, you were very lucky to have known him.
Powerful man. peace
"One of my favorite movies!I am 72 and rarely find good movies anymore;But this one stands out;Thank you for great movies and no interruptions The Tall Ones"🙏❤
tom made some really great movies. This is one of them. I enjoyed all of his movies. And still do.
same here
💯 percent and I am 73
😢😅 great ending after a powerful message. I agree the European effect was unacceptable! It has affected me since I was young and learned the bullies were overweight old white men who tried, and are still trying, to rule this land and keep women and no-white old men out of power. It still is unacceptable. I was born mid 20th century of Irish & English heritage, in this country back to the Mayflower. I protest, again.
I'm 68 and a stolen Apache 😢
Didn't even get to know my Native roots until eventually in my 40's and I am Grateful ❤ I have also lost count of how many times that I have watched this movie...It's a great movie ❤
Y second time in 27 years. Great movie.
Didn't the US use Natives in Vietnam as group leaders for tracking? I remember it had to do with them having long hair
My mom LOVED this movie!! I mean ABSOLUTELY LOVED it!!!! She'd always loved the outdoors and horses, so it was so perfect for her! And, it has a great storyline too! And watching it now, I can't help but feel she's right here watching it with me! Love you mom!💜
I'm sure she is, this is a wonderful film to remember her by and the music is powerful
My mom also loved the movie
Yea? Tell her to watch the Revenant" if she so loves horses and countryside. Maybe she could do with the thrill to. 😂
I'm sorry but I lost my mom in 2014
My mom loved it as well. Maybe our moms are watching it together. ❤❤
One of those rare movies that has heart, soul, compassion for lost peoples; lost ways......wilderness. Men who have an affinity with wild places are often misunderstood....
I watch this movie at least once a year. I have followed Tom Berenger’s career for years and IMO this is his best movie!!
You're understanding the true message behind this production. The man / soul who only seeks to steal, take & kill others for what they have, has no future. It will go on & on until we obliterate everything through our greed.
Life isn't always the way that we see in the movies but occasionally there's a movie that is actually worth watching and this is one of em!
Wish there were more to think that way
Thanks for putting this movie on you tube a lot of people should watch it
Tom Beringers BEST...the scenery is breathtaking and so is the sound...I watched this movie so many times...always NEW !
Me too. A fine movie, Timeless.
I've more than few time l love it's !!!!
I am part NezPerce indian and proud to be. They bred the first Appaloosa (not Pinto - goof, sorry) horses. Chief Joseph was an amazing man!
My great great Grandfather was an 11th generation Ojibwa in the Chippewa clan in Northern Michigan. I have always felt in my heart and soul, my Indian heritage. And always will untill I meet them. On the other side.
Comanche never gave up
I read his testimony to the US Government.. A Man who was pushed into the fight.. He sought peace and protected his people..
so interesting about the pinto
So right to own that pride.. the pinto is an iconic horse and also one of the best serviceable engine ford ever made named in honour of the horse
So many love this movie for all the right reasons. Heritage, horses, the vastness of the outdoors, and the wonder of a People who found a hidden land and lived as they always had lived. Absolutely a Great Movie for all ages to watch.
Agree 💯 percent
This is one of my favorite movies im a fan of Tom Berringer i have this many times never get tired of it
It's a fantastic movie. I like the bit about when he's wild camping and asks his dog whether he fancies having a 'proper' roof over one's head or not, then looks up at the stars lit sky, and remarks 'Of course, this isn't such a bad roof either'.
Nothing like the stars above you shining the way!
I fell in love with him all over again when he said that. ❣️✨🌘
@@georgelackey622how did he get handcuffs off to save his fTher inaw
Berenger plays the grumpy hard-bitten rugged self-contained geezer so well where every other man is a college kid ..got to love him
Kudos to all the people that had a hand in making this awesome movie possible. As a 9th generation Metis from the Ojibway Chippewa Chief Pontiac lineage, it is one of the best movies I have ever watched. Shedding both tears of sadness and joy. We need more movies like this, movies worth watching, have a real meaning and remarkable stories to be told.
Thank you for commenting.
I wish I could live like they are 😢.
God bless 🙏🏾
Your lineage proves your ancestors were sociable and kind as they survived long good lives and were able to give you life. 🐦
@@joseHernandez-xc4ix Get a horse. 🐎
Best movie Berenger has ever made !
The surname "Berenger" is Catalonian, from the "Cataluña" region of Spain next door to France. I've traveled through there, when I used to wander a lot. They are a very different breed of people in that region, I noticed, compared to the other peoples of Spain I met. #justsaying
MAN I forgot how much i loved this movie and how easy on the eyes Tom Berenger is....
Yea and I think back in the day, alot of guys would want to see her walk around naked in the morning too , lol.
This is truly one of the best movies I've ever seen to the Native americans
no one is native ... we all migranted ...
Absolutely it is …👏🏻
Ever see Wind River?
@@georgeway2092the native americans DID NOT MIGRATE you uneducated person. The indians as theyve been called have live in north america for centuries..unlike us white europeans, black africans, chinese/japanese asians etc who did migrate.
I have always loved this movie. It is amazing - the tie in to history, the scenery , the "lost horizon" feel. The moment they meet is so incredible, the music, the editing, the look of wonder...that ending is just beautiful. Wish the father in law had not ruined their idyllic home.
He didn't, watch the movie
❤thank you!, i loved allof it, especially the Indians ❤
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I have watched this movie over and over in the last 70 years of my life
Lmao, the movie is only 29 years old…
You have no idea. I could take you places but I am too old and decrepit. One day I may get fixed and show you Taquitz. Not the tourist BS that Palm Springs lets you see. The Dakotas would be wonderful except for the mosquitoes. Montana and Wyoming are the real HEAVENS. Haven't seen this movie in a bit but it makes my heart hurt. Who knows? The more secret people and places out there the better. Keeps humans from screwing them up.
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Don't take anyone anywhere. If they are meant to see it then they will. Let the lost places stay lost
Wouldn't call Wyoming or Montana heaven. They may beautiful but their one and two. These states lead the Nation in suicides. Fact
You statement sounds out from the real natives aboriginal Americans.
I think most on this sight are indians or have lived in rexerance of the land and god
With all of the grief and destruction in this world today, it is rare to find a movie that takes us back to a different time with an actual storyline. Thank you for posting.
This movie was outstanding, the part where they come across the dog soldiers, in the wooded area they were magnificent, what beautiful people they were, the young chief played by Steve Reevis, was outstanding, he passed away several years ago and he was a full blood Blackfoot, gorgeous man, damn good movie and educational too
Rest in peace SteveR.
I love this movie. Every couple of years I find myself watching it again.
This is a very underrated movie. Very well written. They picked the perfect actors to portray everyone. The idea that something like this could have happened is inspiring.
So true and Tom is wonderful in this ..,
A forgotten gem. Really, one I’d forgotten that I had ever seen, but loved.
Love this movie. I’ve always been a big fan of Tom Berenger.
Without the aid of a “ Google search “ … .
Can you name a music video where Tom Berenger played the character/ person who the song is about ?
The scenery to this movie is spectacular, the mountains the trees the views, just spectacular. This has always been one of my favorite movies, the story to it. The cast was great, plot moves at just the right pace, cast did their roles perfectly. Well worth watching.
you want great scenery, watch Lord of the Rings (New Zealand)
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one of the best movies ive seen in a long time,but its more than just a movie it shows how a civilisation will move and survive and do what ever it takes
The man that plays the chief Spotted Elk, his name Eugene Blackbear was my grandparents friend. He and my grandparents would attend Native American Church ceremonies together and I remember him and his wife always visiting. He was a good man with a lot of teachings.
One of my favorite movies! I hope that somewhere out in the wilderness that there are some First People living.
I have never left a comment for a movie, and I have seen some good movies but I cannot leave this sight without saying how wonderful this movie was. I have a love for the First Nations People and I will only watch a movie where they are not put in a negative position (example: wagons in a circle and the Indians are riding around the wagon train being picked off by the Whites.) But God is beginning to raise them up again to be the people here in the United States that He has purposed them to be alongside all of us, African Americans, Asians, Hispanics, Caucasians, Africans, those from India so that we are truly "One Nation Under God Indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Riiight...you can see how well all that's gonna turn out...
Our government lies
Amen to that 100 percent with you on that !
Well said.
RIP Steve Reevis (Yellow Wolf) ... 1962-2017
Whatever happened to that handsome man 😢😢😢???
How'd he die so young?
This is a fantastic, moving story. I'm part Cherokee and I've fantasized at times as to what it would be like to live amongst my Native American ancestors. TWO THUMBS UP. O-SA-DA NI-HI Tom Beringer
its sad that after killing almost 60 million Indian and now they make beautiful movies about them and still some Indian treated like animals they were great nation great culture they still wondering how they built all these great buildings with stones more then 5 ton
@@ghandheysaood2645 We prefer to be called Native Americans, Indians come from India. Yes we were treated unfairly by the white man, Andrew Jackson created the US Census so as to keep track of Native American tribes that he forced onto reservations. But we took what was so kindly given to us and over the years turned those reservations into highly profitable gambling casinos, turning the proverbial lemons into lemonade so to speak. As for our numbers...... At the end of the 19th century there was only an estimated 240,000 Native Americans left from the estimated 5 to 15 million who inhabited North America when Columbus came to visit. And it was the Incas and the Mayans who constructed the massive stone buildings in parts of Mexico and South America. TSA-LA-GI TSA-TSI-YO-SV-I which means, Cherokee Freedman
@@RwC42 lol 15 million ok but John red wrote that they killed 60 million Indian since Columbus and maybe more and Columbus was not a visitor please he was criminal as one of the middle east who his land has been taken by enemies i cant except that anywhere in this earth yes now USA is great nation but still some rights has ben taken from Indian Black and even Asian and still there some races in some stats
@@RwC42 yes its just a wrong name because the genius Columbus thought he had arrived India by the way this land was known to Arabic s ships The guide to the road was named Al-Rayash he was a famous Arabic ships leader
Yes it would be nice to live that way with our people again.
Seen this film a few years ago. Something about it that touches on an essencial core level. Very well made and the acting is superb.
When i first saw the movie , years ago i reconized it to be a wonderful family entertainment movie . To stand the test of time
In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act. -George Orwell
Sabbath is not sun day!
REMEMBER the fourth commandment KJV reminds us of the crowning jewel of creation week.
What's that got to do with George Orwell?
A great movie, really enjoyed it, well acted and presented. The story revealed just how a simple life could be so fulfilling, away from the modern world in which we live. Thank you!
I totally agree with you I love this movie I wish I was here around back in those days it looks very peaceful and relaxing unlike today's modern world LOL😅
I am 'camping' at the moment (I shower at the gym) and I haven't slept that well in years. It's a bit damp and cold at times, but so much quiet than all the flats and houseshares where I'd lived for nearly 30 years, and safer too (I don't share my living space with sex pests, and sometimes rapists, paedos and junkies).
you are perfectly right " far from modern life" thanks !
Love this story as will,3rd time I've seen it, brought back memories of the lies we were taught at NZ schools of the sacrifices our indigenous peoples of this world, the hard ships they were brought under by the British greed of that time. These things are still happening today just under another name.
This was a great movie...I remembered when it first came out ...I picked it out by chance at a rental video store...Glad I did...Excellent Photograph and story and plot line.
Yeah I rented this movie too when it first came out. Back in the days of Blockbuster and VHS lol
I saw this movie, I believe on Netflix, several years ago. When I began watching it I thought it might be an ok movie and wow this became one of the best flicks I’ve ever seen. The storyline, the scenery, the acting…everything about this movie was absolutely amazing. I wish I had the dvd.
One of the best movies ive watched on YT, with no displeasure of any sort. The audio quality is great, the colour picture sceneries are superbly clear. Even the night scenes are clear not dark. And that dog is smarter than any dumb detective or sheriff. Good actors too.tks for the upload .👍😘
Agree 💯 percent
I have seen this movie many times and I love it each time I see it.
My fourth time watching. Having Chippewa blood in myself. I can only dream of how it could have been.
Strange. Watched this about 3 years ago. Was thinking about it yesterday. Thought I should look it up again. Here it is in recommendations. Always enjoy Tom's work.
Brilliant movie😄 have always like Tom Berenger in movies and television. Have not seen a movie like this for a very long time.❤
This is my all time favorite movie I have watched it so many times but never get tired of watching it ❤
Fantastic beyond fantastic. If only movies today were like this none of the worlds problems would exist. It makes me want to be a fantastic person and a hero to the underdog.
Amen 💯 percent 😊😊😊
Watching this magnificent movie. It makes me understand that I was born in the wrong century. My Great Grandfathers ancestors were Ojibwa in the Chippewa tribe or clan. My mother was born a 7th generation Chippewa. And even as a young child I knew I was different. When we played cowboys and Indians. I always choose to be the Indian. And cheered them on in the one sided western movies. And had my heart broken with anger! In my older years. When I learned there history For what our Government has greedily perpetrated against them. I know that this movie is a possibility that some great mind concocted. But what if it could have really been a possibility. A possibility. I can only dream of. Peace to all.
It is brutally heartbreaking what the white man, in his ignorance and greed, did to the peoples who populated this land. Dreaming of a better world is all that is left to the people who lived here for so many generations and the invader alike. Our hearts bleed for the damage we have done to this land. Peace to all in the end is the greatest wish one can have for others.
@@jeffreysokal7264 its even more brutal what they did to that sweet red ass!
@@leoross5777 classy remark right there Leo boi
Blessings to all your relations.
at least me, anyway. the boys look pretty smashworthy with that long hair . face down ass up , you couldnt tell.
One of the best films with Tom Berenger. I grew up with the Sioux in South Dakota and love The People and their customs. Great movie. I will see it probably many more times. 1:14:52 I had a horse fall and roll over me when I was about 19 years old....that does HURT! I just got my mare up and rode the 8-9 miles to the ranch. Couldn't do that now.
This is what used be called a "lost race" story. Novels and pulp magazines of the teens, twenties, thirties and forties were full of these kind of stories. The old Tarzan novels and movies used this idea often, but it is rarely seen in any modern film like this.
Good movie... One of rhe best performances of Tom berenger
I can't believe this was panned by some critics, it's an excellent movie! In fact I think they should have made a few more Louis Gates adventure films, like Tom Selleck's Jessie Stone series. Tom Berenger played the character to a tee!
A very underrated film, definitely one of my favourite westerns. The scenery is so spectacular. I love the theme music too.
How is this a western?
I can't ever get enough of this movie, have watched it so many times,,,, Excellent and Funny, But the depth of truth to it in today's times. Love It, Always
Have this movie on VHS tape and watched many times. Always enjoyed it, great actors ( adore the bump in Barbara's nose). But, Zip is the real star of this movie!
This must be one of films understated masterpieces amazing scenery great story ❤
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One of my favorite films of the 90’s. It never gets old to me.
I am 58 years old. I wish they'd made more movies like it. That's the best movie I've ever seen.
What a dog!!! Zip was awesome 🤔👌👍🍀😉❤️☕️
Commenting because I’ve seen it twice over the years and know I’ll be back one day to make it 3. Charmed by all the performances and the story line. So very worth your time.
One of the best movies ever. ❤
This is therapy for me, since I'm an expatriate living in the Caribbean, & generally fed up with life down here. This film motivates me to plan staying Stateside somewhere, on my next trip. I want my bones to rest in peace when I die.
A great, great romantic movie, that reminds me younger days when we still believed that Good always prevailed
Love Tom Beringer. One of my favorites.
Great film. I'd never heard of it, but it's a wonderful and well written story, good acting, and perhaps a lesson to us all that life goes on, but not as we expect.
They cut out all the narration.
Wilford Brimley narrated this movie, and it’s only half as good without him.
Best dog ever in any movie
Dog in Big Jake
This is one of my favorite movies. I've watched it over and over...thank you so much for posting it!
I LOVE THIS MOVE. I lost track of how many times I’ve watched this movie. Tom, Berenger and Barbara Hershey were perfect this movie.
This is the second time I’ve watched this film. It is even more impactful the second go round. Great respect to all who created this film and the story behind it. Well done.
Right up there with Dances with Wolves, a true classic.
Ditto
this spectacular scene just accelerates my Aztec soul in my heart...river honor running thru every vain . We still exist
A classic that blew me away when it came out..
I was going to start: It was as GREAT as I remembered this movie, having seen it several times! I was partially right/partially wrong! It was Far Better/GREATER than I remembered it! Just proved to me: There were still Great Westerns to be made/seen in the 90's! Thank You, J
What a well trained dog!!
It was well worth it!! And so worth watching!❤
They just don't make movies like this anymore, Great Movie Loved it
I've watched this movie so many times. Just love it. The mystery of this story is incredible, makes us wish we could find them out there like that but then again they're better off without our involvement.
Your correct, we’d just screw it up !
What a beautiful film.
I never get tired of watching it over and over such a wonderful movie
all time favorite. Thank you for streaming this beautiful film.
I'd never seen this movie before. Its beautifully done. Very interesting, have heard of the dogmen but this is first time seeing about them in a movie. Thank you 💛 for the education and excellence.
One of the best movies I have ever watched. Thanks for uploading. Great ending. I will definately be following your channel. Blessed love.🙏🏼
I watch this movie time and again. The tears begin to flow almost from the very start!
Never saw his movie before with Tom Berenger. Really liked the storyline and scenery. My first time seeing Tom Berenger was in the movie Platoon, good character actor. My wife is part Cherokee and I’ll have her see it with me.
I've seen that movie before but we'll worth watching again. It's up there with the top ten. Brilliant. Thanks for sharing it with us and keep them coming. We'll done.
Third time watching this and it always reaching me deep down and brings up my Cherokee ancestors,and wish for a time like this for all humanity to return totheGood Way and walk the Good Path
I too have Cherokee ancestors on both sides of my immediate family 👪
I had an Australian Cattle Dog AKA Queensland Heelers that looked just like Zip. She was a female a little bit smaller but every bit as smart they are amazing dogs. They require a lot of time and energy so if you don't have that or a big Ranch for them to work on then don't get one but they're excellent with your family. They're also excellent Watch Dogs of course they do their job moving cattle and sheep which is what they were bred for and they are truly amazing. When I watch this movie I miss Nikki very much
Why is the dogs tail docked
So he can run through the bush without getting thorns in it...
This is the best movie ever. This beats any cowboy movie. Great heart wrenching but adventurous story. So recommend for all to watch.
It's not a cowboy movie.😅
Oh wow what an awesome little gem this was 👍👍
Beautiful setting & great cast 🫶
I have never seen this movie, I don't know how I haven't. Just incredible acting, scenery. It has everything and I 'm crying when his dog runs up to him at,the ending.
thanks foor spoiling the plot
Oh man I just read the comment and it's at the end of the movie I should quit reading the comments during the movies there's always one that ruins it
That is not surprising for a dog. In life, the ONLY trustworthy creation is your dog. Mine are waiting at "Rainbow Bridge" for me when I get there.
I felt the same way at the end of the movie it was very touching very nice sending his dog was very happy to see him he made me cry a little too honey
Such a great movie! Watched it several times and it never gets old! People ask me why, I tell them it is a Feel Good Movie! Just turned 80 last fall and spent 60 years packing into Wilderness Areas, loving every minute of it and miss it terribly! My hunting albums are all I have left and I'm in them every now and then! Hope to see more of these I the future!
I am watching it AGAIN all curled up on the couch . I'VE lost count of the times . IT'S my go to movie to watch to make me feel happy .
A haunting movie which has all the right qualities. Well acted, written and taking on a cult status as years go by.
Lol..Idk where u been, but this has long been a fairly well know movie with a cult status
@@mattjack3983 Where have I been? Watching the movie over the last 28 years.
@@mattjack3983 Too bad you are lazy with your crappy grammar.
@@lorimcquinn3966 me too😊
This is a great movie. All sorts of goodness to this. Great cast, story and script, music, the scenery and the hidden area the Indians were living undisturbed for so long. It's starts out making you expect a crime thriller, but once the 3 bad guys are taken out up front, it becomes a detective mystery, and then turned into a situation like in Dances With Wolves. What a nicely done set of twists and turns. Light on the violence and it has a happy ending.
Thanks I can't find this movie any where but here,and I love a good movie that means so much to me.
Thank you for posting, they don’t make great movies like these anymore.
One of my all time favorite movies.
Well...that dog is truly amazing!!!
This was a fantastic movie. The scenery, the chemistry between the characters, and the message touched my heart.
Thanks a ton for putting the movie. Thoroughly enjoyed it. God bless.
Beautiful movie! I Never saw Berenger in this one. Saw one w/ him a few weeks ago made recently not a military but a good story as this one. Very touching, Having some Indian blood in the family tree makes this movie special. To only imagine even
Love this movie! Thank you
Looks a lot like the Alberta Rockies to me. Too rugged for for Logan Pass. Good movie.
I’ve seen this film a couple of times and it still holds my attention with the plot, acting, directing and the scenery. Enjoy it every time.
Prolly my favorite movie of all time...
Watchable ...and
ZIP...
God bless Zip....
The music...sublime
Tom....yes...
The story ....beautifully done