I wish I could go back and re-experience 1981 again. So many great films came out that year WOLFEN was among the best of them. Saw it in a quality grindhouse theatre. Good times.
Miss that grindhouse......used to stay all day.There were always some guys trying to get out of the house-boozing-sleeping.You could stop at a burger joint and carry in a feast.
true, it's a genuinely dignified movie...although i would have told olmos to drop the 'fucking' in the 'ten times your christian era', it diminishes an otherwise powerful moment
@@rickdeckard1075 He's just pointing out a fact. I don't get any anti-christian vibe from it. And I don't subscribe to any of that indian pete bullshit either. He just makes his point.
@@Moodboard39 He's a blue collar workin guy. That's how we roll. He's not keeping a chair warm drinking gin and tonic at a rooftop bar in East Village after 15 hours on the job.
"Man kills for less". This is so true. We're the only species that kills for sport and pleasure. Wolfen was a great and under-rated film. Creepy atmosphere and solid cast to carry the story. This was a great scene. Thanks for posting this.
Holy crap, was THIS the movie that was the only one to scare me so bad as a little kid that dad had to turn it off!??? I’ve been searching for this for 3 decades!!!
Such a great and underrated movie. I could not believe that the director Michael Wadleigh never directed another movie. He directed two documentaries afterwards in the 90s but that's it. Quite unfortunate as he did such a great job.
"In there eyes, YOU are the savage." My favorite quote from this film and is so true. The theme I really appreciated about this film is how the wolves were actually more human than the humans were. The wolves do not bully someone to the point of suicide due to skin color, religion, sexual orientation, etc. The wolves don't belong to ruthless secret societies made up of the banker elite bent on bringing a New World Order at the cost of millions of lives and destruction of the Earth by way of WW3. It's a sad fact that humans often have proven themselves to be the most savage species on the planet. "Wolfen" -- a very underrated, but VERY powerful film.
They also don't set up charities for needy wolves of other packs, rescue and care for members of other species, or keep their own sick alive for decades even though it is a drain on them.
Very underrated "werewolf" film, even though there were no werewolves. It was just a pack of wolves with supernatural powers punishing humans in New York.
"Ah shit, man! It's all just Indian jive! We've been watching too many cowboy movies!" Love it. I wouldve like to have been THAT actor with that line! 😁
OK I'm going to say something that will probably cause some pushback.Edward James Olmos is truly one of the great actors of his generation and probably of any generation.He takes a role,no matter how small or large and he owns it.I am thinking all the way back to Miami Vice,Battlestar,Gregorio Cortez and many others.I want someone to tell me of a better actor(please no Brando clones).I mean,he never looks like he is acting.
Kirby Little for reals, Wolfen needs to be left alone. Does need a remake. I remember when I was little I couldn’t sleep after watching this movie on HBO. I mean now I’ve seen it so many times I’m used to it, but still is a creepy movie.
It's a great line, delivered well. As a guy who likes the outdoors and is a cryptid enthusiast, I can attest to the line's truth. Modern man has lost his connection to nature, how to listen, to see, and intuit what is there and what is not. The solitary, careless, and/or marginalized human can disappear in an eyeblink without a trace. It keeps the film grounded and unsettling.
Thank you for the upload I was looking fo it , love the movie since I first saw it back in the 80's , I had the VHS which I watch over and over again :)
This is a suspenseful intriguing movie loved it since it came out surprised it hasn't got the recognition in the horror movie genre I would have thought it would get after almost 40 years.Very few people talk about or mention this movie.Notice the musical score? Was used in the movie Aliens from 1986
It's not so much horror. It is more on the philosophical/psychological/metaphysical side. It is also too open for interpretation and debate. Most audiences prefer a black and white approach to good and evil and to be told what is what, what is good and what is bad, and what one should do about it.
Do you have the ending scene with Albert Finney's monolouge uploaded? do you know where i can find it on RUclips? my family dog just died of 14 years, and i want to share it on my Facebook as one homage. The scene with this dialouge: In arrogance, man knows nothing of what exists. There exists on earth, such as we dare not imagine. Life as certain as our death. Life that will prey on us as we prey on this earth.
I discovered this film a couple of years ago and just finished my third viewing. This scene put beside the Indianapolis speech in Jaws makes some of the best monster movie speeches. But these folk aren’t out for vengeance against wolves/wolfen; they worship the canines and know that once the wolfen decide on their prey, there’s no stopping it. Fear is the opposite side of awe and ties into worship more than most are comfortable admitting to, hence why most religious texts in the modern age are whitewashed. Again, not the case with the wolfen. That makes them the one of the most criminally underrated cinema monsters of all time. I know I’m rambling, but I can’t help it. This is an amazing scene that conveys so much about the film’s antagonists through more than just the dialogue plus James Horner's beautiful and haunting score. Tripple A+.
One of the best scenes in the movie. "The Skins and the wolves the great hunting nations living together nature in balance" "In there eyes you are the savages" "They can see two looks away. They can hear a cloud pass overhead"
Really underrated film/book. This scene really nails it. I’d love to see a sequel set in modern times (not saying 1980’s wasn’t modern but you know what I mean)
You think your "modern" people would understand more? Do the part better? It's time you grasp a few things. Not all generations are equal. The last two could not have won WW2. Not even close.
@@matthewdavies2057 Cry some more, the one point your gonna get is from this Elbow nerd, bet you don't even subscribe to Whitley Streiber's podcast, cook me some cornbread you fuckin pleb, make sure you put some mayonnaise in it, don't want you to make it too dry.
I was good friend with the Indian on the right at 0:03 his name is Hawkeye we were throwing darts outside by the barn he walked up about thirty five feet from the dart board pulled a buck knife out of his sheath threw it put it a half inch from bullseye there were some of my friends there who didn't know him it scared the crap out of them ,Another time we went to NYC walking down some bad areas in the Bronx he wore the same hat as he has on in this movie with a real Hawks foot on the front I tell you I never saw so many people move to the side when he walked by a couple black dudes said wow There's Billy jack we had a lot of fun He actually was a Mason he put our chimney up for our wood burning stove his name is Ricky Hawkeye cook
This movie was made before me and it's still one of the best movies I've ever seen and it's so true it's like how it is today we kill animals for killing humans but we destroyed there homes and there habitat.
The scariest thing for me were the images of the South Bronx. Took my girlfriend who is now my wife in the late seventies to The Bronx zoo. Got lost in the South Bronx and had an empty tank was running on fumes. What you see in the movie is what we saw. Trashed Buildings everywhere all around us and no sound no birds no cars no people. Found our way out and made it to a gas station. But it was quite a frightful experience. But no wolfen
In Arrogance Man Knows Nothing Of What Exists There Exists On Earth Such As We Dare Not Imagine Life As Certain As Our Death That Will Prey On Us As We Prey On This Earth
I recently read the book and was glad to see they made a movie from it but it was made some time ago and if it was shown today would seem a little bit corny because of the 80s style I would love to see it remade
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin I thought that scene was very well done but still was was not canon to the book if they had stuck to the book they would have done much better
Excellent movie based on an excellent and terrifying book. Unfortunately, the building up to the reveal of the Wolfen, is better than the actual result. The Wolfen in the book were large, evil creatures that had some human features in their face, and had paws that could open doors. Their hunting, killing and carnage in the book, were much more sinister and graphic. I especially liked how they hunted and consumed a homeless man in Central Park. Still, it’s a decent nature run amok flick. Excellent score which you can hear a lot of, in the scores for Aliens and Humanoids From The Deep.
The holy spirit. Jesus came to stand against the religious hypocritical temple. I'm shocked people don't see that more often when they're following these huge organized religions
...yeah, unions have stiff regulations now. Everyone's a technician. But back then companies took people with them who took risks cause at the end of the day, a building still gotta get built on schedule or sooner for profit. Workers would meet up regularly at a hole in the wall and make themselves at home. Some bars would let workers run up tabs. And, I think they cash their checks at a nearby liquor store. Where they stayed at and up the street would be their entire experience of a city before they went to another city, in another state.
Lol, 1981 wolfen movie. Im in watching on STARZ now. saw it when it came out,not your typical B scary movie flick.👍👍 Lol, I I recognize the lady that got killed in the beginning she pretty dang famous now and popular. lol
No es una película de terror sobre los lobos. Los lobos son los seres más maravillosos de la tierra. Es una película de terror sobre la lacra que pueden llegar a ser los seres humanos...
Apparently they had these super senses of beasts of the fields in the first age. They could smell a lie and see the truth. They contemplated their actions.
This film is so overrated. All the social commentary it was attempting to convey was undercut by the use of one-dimensional cliche “mystical Native American” stereotype. I’m sure I’ll get pushback from a bunch of boomers for saying it, but the film hasn’t aged well.
Ten times your Christian era? Forget it. When the first Viking stepped ashore on North America he was backed up by a million years of superstition and fear of he unknown. With the Spaniards came Catholicism with roots back to the worship; of Baal and Mithras. Our gods were fierce, bigoted and repugnant before the first "native american" crossed the Bering Sea land bridge.
The Vikings never set a foot in America. It was Columbus in 1492 sailing for the Kingdom of Spain. The Vikings didn't explore the mainland, they just sailed near the coast of America and they didn't acknowledge the existence of a new continent. The Spaniards ruled 3/4 parts of what is nowadays USA for over 300 years plus most of Central and South America. The English didn't start exploring the east coast of USA until the XVII Century, 100 years after the Spanish missionaries settled in the West Coast. Fact. I guess is nicer for the called "Americans" to think that the Vikings were the first explorers because they were blonde and had blue eyes but they were the Spanish, until 1492 no European had set a foot in the new continent.
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I can’t stop watching this film. James Horner’s score is EPIC. This is definitely my fav scene. Such an underrated cinematic gem.
RIP Albert Finney🎥👍
I wish I could go back and re-experience 1981 again. So many great films came out that year WOLFEN was among the best of them. Saw it in a quality grindhouse theatre. Good times.
Wolfen, An American Werewolf in London, and Howling all came out in 1981. I wonder what was in the drinking water.
"Whyyyyy you..!" I always preferred this to ‘The Howling’ & ‘American Werewolf.’
You and me both! great times in middle school.
Miss that grindhouse......used to stay all day.There were always some guys trying to get out of the house-boozing-sleeping.You could stop at a burger joint and carry in a feast.
@droopy mccool I didn't know that about THE EVIL DEAD. Wow, that's pretty cool. Yet another reason why 1981 was so awesome.
This is a thoughtful, unique movie and rarely appreciated. Lots of tension throughout, great ending.
true, it's a genuinely dignified movie...although i would have told olmos to drop the 'fucking' in the 'ten times your christian era', it diminishes an otherwise powerful moment
@@rickdeckard1075 He's just pointing out a fact. I don't get any anti-christian vibe from it. And I don't subscribe to any of that indian pete bullshit either. He just makes his point.
@@RW4X4X3006 coulve left the "fuckin " part out
@@Moodboard39 He's a blue collar workin guy. That's how we roll. He's not keeping a chair warm drinking gin and tonic at a rooftop bar in East Village after 15 hours on the job.
The acting, shot compositions, and James Horner's music make this for me, the movie's standout moment.
"More finished. More complete." Love that phrase.
This movie was way ahead of its time!
"Man kills for less". This is so true. We're the only species that kills for sport and pleasure. Wolfen was a great and under-rated film. Creepy atmosphere and solid cast to carry the story. This was a great scene. Thanks for posting this.
Man being the only animal that kills for reasons other than pure survival is a myth, and part of the modern fetishization of animals.
The movie kind of lowered the savagery of the Wolfen though. Maybe a remake that’s closer to the book (and I tend to hate remakes)
Just saw it. Lol very good. Suspense, mystery, horror . Love it
Eh. It’s been shown that some animals will kill for pleasure or vengeance. Prime example is lions and hyenas.
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin or cats, mine murders mice, squirrels, and even rabbits if it can get them and drags them back home but never eats them.
Holy crap, was THIS the movie that was the only one to scare me so bad as a little kid that dad had to turn it off!??? I’ve been searching for this for 3 decades!!!
This movie and this scene in particular give me chills to this day. Unbelievably excellent movie!
RIP Albert Finney.
You can tell from the terror in his eyes from sitting in a lycan coven, he's shitting bricks.
Albert Finney made so many great films and brought us some awesome characters - Wolfen is excellent.
He acted that scene perfectly. No actor today could have done it near that well.
Such a great and underrated movie. I could not believe that the director Michael Wadleigh never directed another movie. He directed two documentaries afterwards in the 90s but that's it. Quite unfortunate as he did such a great job.
"In there eyes, YOU are the savage." My favorite quote from this film and is so true. The theme I really appreciated about this film is how the wolves were actually more human than the humans were. The wolves do not bully someone to the point of suicide due to skin color, religion, sexual orientation, etc. The wolves don't belong to ruthless secret societies made up of the banker elite bent on bringing a New World Order at the cost of millions of lives and destruction of the Earth by way of WW3. It's a sad fact that humans often have proven themselves to be the most savage species on the planet. "Wolfen" -- a very underrated, but VERY powerful film.
They also don't set up charities for needy wolves of other packs, rescue and care for members of other species, or keep their own sick alive for decades even though it is a drain on them.
those wolves where a bunch of savages killing innocent people just to be dicks
Very underrated "werewolf" film, even though there were no werewolves. It was just a pack of wolves with supernatural powers punishing humans in New York.
That's what I loved about it. It wasn't JUST in NY City. It was EVERYWHERE. Every big city in America, as far as we know.
lone wolf think it was subject matter based on shape shifting ...
I’d suggest the book. It’s even better and the Wolfen are much more savage. If I recall, the Natibe American thing wasn’t like this
Caleb Andrews yeah, so these creatures were probably in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, etc.
@@manuelmendozajr7522 Except that they don't shapeshift in the film at all.
FUN FACT : Edward James Almos wrote a small note instead of just his autograph to me. Great actor ,good guy. FANTASTIC MOVIE.
"Ah shit, man! It's all just Indian jive! We've been watching too many cowboy movies!"
Love it. I wouldve like to have been THAT actor with that line! 😁
Then he handed Finney a beer. He liked the terrified cop.
the score/chanting are perfectly chilling for this scene. and of course Dehl Bertie .
OK I'm going to say something that will probably cause some pushback.Edward James Olmos is truly one of the great actors of his generation and probably of any generation.He takes a role,no matter how small or large and he owns it.I am thinking all the way back to Miami Vice,Battlestar,Gregorio Cortez and many others.I want someone to tell me of a better actor(please no Brando clones).I mean,he never looks like he is acting.
Blade Runner, too.
Exactly.His take on Gaff was pure genius.@@txmetalhead82xk
docsmithdc no argument here. Agree 100%!
@@Hugatree1 Thanks for your reply.
He worked on Selena
This is the Only Wolfen Clip that I Like to watch.
You got your technology, but you lost your senses...
2 looks away intuition
@Kirby Little No shit. Sick and tired of those lacking humans remaking everything. Get a grip and keep it reel.
Kirby Little for reals, Wolfen needs to be left alone. Does need a remake. I remember when I was little I couldn’t sleep after watching this movie on HBO. I mean now I’ve seen it so many times I’m used to it, but still is a creepy movie.
It's a great line, delivered well. As a guy who likes the outdoors and is a cryptid enthusiast, I can attest to the line's truth. Modern man has lost his connection to nature, how to listen, to see, and intuit what is there and what is not. The solitary, careless, and/or marginalized human can disappear in an eyeblink without a trace. It keeps the film grounded and unsettling.
Great line I agree
Great movie, i watched it with 12 years old and 30 years later still enjoying it♥♥♥
Another great example of a well written scene.
It’s full of cliches and one-dimensional stereotypes. It’s most certainly not well-written.
Thank you for the upload I was looking fo it , love the movie since I first saw it back in the 80's , I had the VHS which I watch over and over again :)
Finney is great in just about everything
Gregory Hines was great in there too.
"But in the end, it is all a hunting ground."
"You got your Technology but you lost your senses." 🐾
So cringe
my favorite part of the movie, we are not human, we are the savage, he is so f... right
Yes.My favorite part also.I will always say that Olmos is one of my five greatest actors.This scene was for me the very essence of the story.
This is a suspenseful intriguing movie loved it since it came out surprised it hasn't got the recognition in the horror movie genre I would have thought it would get after almost 40 years.Very few people talk about or mention this movie.Notice the musical score? Was used in the movie Aliens from 1986
It's not so much horror. It is more on the philosophical/psychological/metaphysical side. It is also too open for interpretation and debate. Most audiences prefer a black and white approach to good and evil and to be told what is what, what is good and what is bad, and what one should do about it.
@@vespernyx2016 hmm
Not so much horror per SE
Best scene in the movie
Agreed; and in many movies, I'd say.
Such a great movie from a novel by the great Whitley Strieber. Please upload full.
Full? Wouldn't that be copyright?
Do you have the ending scene with Albert Finney's monolouge uploaded? do you know where i can find it on RUclips? my family dog just died of 14 years, and i want to share it on my Facebook as one homage. The scene with this dialouge: In arrogance,
man knows nothing of what exists.
There exists on earth,
such as we dare not imagine.
Life as certain as our death.
Life that will prey on us
as we prey on this earth.
I discovered this film a couple of years ago and just finished my third viewing. This scene put beside the Indianapolis speech in Jaws makes some of the best monster movie speeches. But these folk aren’t out for vengeance against wolves/wolfen; they worship the canines and know that once the wolfen decide on their prey, there’s no stopping it. Fear is the opposite side of awe and ties into worship more than most are comfortable admitting to, hence why most religious texts in the modern age are whitewashed. Again, not the case with the wolfen. That makes them the one of the most criminally underrated cinema monsters of all time. I know I’m rambling, but I can’t help it. This is an amazing scene that conveys so much about the film’s antagonists through more than just the dialogue plus James Horner's beautiful and haunting score. Tripple A+.
One of the best scenes in the movie. "The Skins and the wolves the great hunting nations living together nature in balance" "In there eyes you are the savages" "They can see two looks away. They can hear a cloud pass overhead"
"Their world is older, more finished, more complete."
You got your technology but you lost, you lost your senses....... how true this smacks
So powerful, awesome scene
One of my favorites
Really underrated film/book.
This scene really nails it. I’d love to see a sequel set in modern times (not saying 1980’s wasn’t modern but you know what I mean)
You think your "modern" people would understand more? Do the part better? It's time you grasp a few things. Not all generations are equal. The last two could not have won WW2. Not even close.
@@matthewdavies2057 lmaoo ok gamer, how do you win WW2? Let the Germans win WW1 lmaooo
@@MrParkinthedark You sound like you're stoned. You made my point for me. Thanks idiot.
@@matthewdavies2057 Cry some more, the one point your gonna get is from this Elbow nerd, bet you don't even subscribe to Whitley Streiber's podcast, cook me some cornbread you fuckin pleb, make sure you put some mayonnaise in it, don't want you to make it too dry.
For a split second I thought you were someone else responding to the original comment and was absolutely baffled 😂
I was good friend with the Indian on the right at 0:03 his name is Hawkeye we were throwing darts outside by the barn he walked up about thirty five feet from the dart board pulled a buck knife out of his sheath threw it put it a half inch from bullseye there were some of my friends there who didn't know him it scared the crap out of them ,Another time we went to NYC walking down some bad areas in the Bronx he wore the same hat as he has on in this movie with a real Hawks foot on the front I tell you I never saw so many people move to the side when he walked by a couple black dudes said wow There's Billy jack we had a lot of fun He actually was a Mason he put our chimney up for our wood burning stove his name is Ricky Hawkeye cook
Edward James Olmos before he played Martin Castillo in Miami Vice ,Great in Wolfen and Blade Runner .R I P Albert Finney ❤
maybe the most underrated movie of all time
Now i know why from where lt. castillo has his acuity in Miami Vice
Olmos seriousness 's in miami vice evolved from this movie, that i was meaning
trha2222 He meant the actor named Edward James Olmos, he was in Miami Vice and in this movie too as Eddie Holt.
And he can do really nice origami
Half the picture isn´ t visible - but anyway - I love the book and the movie is quite as good, which is extremely rarely to be found!
This movie was made before me and it's still one of the best movies I've ever seen and it's so true it's like how it is today we kill animals for killing humans but we destroyed there homes and there habitat.
The scariest thing for me were the images of the South Bronx. Took my girlfriend who is now my wife in the late seventies to The Bronx zoo. Got lost in the South Bronx and had an empty tank was running on fumes. What you see in the movie is what we saw. Trashed Buildings everywhere all around us and no sound no birds no cars no people. Found our way out and made it to a gas station. But it was quite a frightful experience. But no wolfen
One of my favorite horror movies.
Santana and Daddy Warbucks in the same movie!!!
In Arrogance Man Knows Nothing Of What Exists There Exists On Earth Such As We Dare Not Imagine Life As Certain As Our Death That Will Prey On Us As We Prey On This Earth
Great scene, great movie
Favorite part of the Movie :)
I recently read the book and was glad to see they made a movie from it but it was made some time ago and if it was shown today would seem a little bit corny because of the 80s style I would love to see it remade
Same. And closer to the book. Hollywood really ran the stereotypical Natuve American thing into the ground
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin I thought that scene was very well done but still was was not canon to the book if they had stuck to the book they would have done much better
Especially with how savage the Wolfen were- both in appearance and in behavior
Why you obessed with remakes? Aren't going to the same dumbo .
Marvellous movie
I just figured out this movie is about Skinwalkers 🤔
Excellent movie based on an excellent and terrifying book. Unfortunately, the building up to the reveal of the Wolfen, is better than the actual result. The Wolfen in the book were large, evil creatures that had some human features in their face, and had paws that could open doors. Their hunting, killing and carnage in the book, were much more sinister and graphic. I especially liked how they hunted and consumed a homeless man in Central Park.
Still, it’s a decent nature run amok flick. Excellent score which you can hear a lot of, in the scores for Aliens and Humanoids From The Deep.
spiritual creatures as one,very sad but great movie...wolfen means to me,guardian.
Great analogy. They are guardians of the old order and the old world that still exists in the shadows of the new civilization.
A negative times a negative equals a positive
excellent film,, je le trouve tres bien fait a la limite entre l'horreur , le thriller et la fable moderne
Is better to live spiritually than
religiously.
The holy spirit. Jesus came to stand against the religious hypocritical temple. I'm shocked people don't see that more often when they're following these huge organized religions
Awesome.
My favorite wolf or werewolf movie!!! I own the DVD. It scared the shit out of me when I was young.
I remember reading the book years ago. I've never seen the film though.
Great movie.
What is the country song playing at the beginning anyone know?
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Wgon I appreciate it.t.y so much.your great
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No picture of Gen Custer on the wall ?
Have not seen this in ages, have to re-watch... On a side, are there that many Native Americans in the South Bronx that they have their own bars?
Not that I known. Probably was back than. Not anymore.
...yeah, unions have stiff regulations now. Everyone's a technician. But back then companies took people with them who took risks cause at the end of the day, a building still gotta get built on schedule or sooner for profit. Workers would meet up regularly at a hole in the wall and make themselves at home. Some bars would let workers run up tabs. And, I think they cash their checks at a nearby liquor store. Where they stayed at and up the street would be their entire experience of a city before they went to another city, in another state.
12000 indigenous people in NY. Many work the high steel.
Lol,
1981 wolfen movie.
Im in
watching on STARZ now.
saw it when it came out,not your typical B scary movie flick.👍👍
Lol, I I recognize the lady that got killed in the beginning she pretty dang famous now and popular.
lol
Vous possédez la technologie mais vous avez perdu vos sens...c'est tellement actuel !
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No es una película de terror sobre los lobos. Los lobos son los seres más maravillosos de la tierra. Es una película de terror sobre la lacra que pueden llegar a ser los seres humanos...
Best were wolf movies ever made!
Epic clip from this movie*🎉Natives always have the last say, but always say the truth...
Love wolfen
They went underground, does that mean they went into hiding
So they are supernatural wolves?
Spiritual wolves
Neither wolf nor man
Apparently they had these super senses of beasts of the fields in the first age. They could smell a lie and see the truth. They contemplated their actions.
👍
Daddy Warbucks and Gaff!
Yeah on 2 feet seen them
It’s wolfen
Bob...
Hunt Wolfen, ask Tonto
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This film is so overrated. All the social commentary it was attempting to convey was undercut by the use of one-dimensional cliche “mystical Native American” stereotype. I’m sure I’ll get pushback from a bunch of boomers for saying it, but the film hasn’t aged well.
Ten times your Christian era? Forget it. When the first Viking stepped ashore on North America he was backed up by a million years of superstition and fear of he unknown. With the Spaniards came Catholicism with roots back to the worship; of Baal and Mithras. Our gods were fierce, bigoted and repugnant before the first "native american" crossed the Bering Sea land bridge.
deriter64 the vikings met the vinlanders who were Iroquois
The Vikings never set a foot in America. It was Columbus in 1492 sailing for the Kingdom of Spain. The Vikings didn't explore the mainland, they just sailed near the coast of America and they didn't acknowledge the existence of a new continent. The Spaniards ruled 3/4 parts of what is nowadays USA for over 300 years plus most of Central and South America. The English didn't start exploring the east coast of USA until the XVII Century, 100 years after the Spanish missionaries settled in the West Coast. Fact. I guess is nicer for the called "Americans" to think that the Vikings were the first explorers because they were blonde and had blue eyes but they were the Spanish, until 1492 no European had set a foot in the new continent.
@@markusscheef3878 "ruled 3/4 of what is not the USA" F-, see me after class.
deriter64 wtf is your problem? O never mind nobody cares!
Are you on dope? Humans didn't have religion 25,000 years ago when the first inhabitants of North America (indigenous people) arrived.
TRUMP
(Duke Earl) if this was trump ... These people would be dead ...!
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