Really split over this movie Pulled in too many directions
I was a really split about this film. Sam Rockwell who plays an army colonel accused Jessica Chastain of being a naïve East Coast liberal. She lives up to that stereotype. Michael Greyeyes plays famed Lakota chief Sitting Bull. He dishes out some Native wisdom that also seems contrived. The plot is very traditionally Hollywood with a white character introducing Indians.<br /><br />On the other hand, it does give a complicated view of the West sometimes. For instance, Chastain runs into an Indian on the train who came from a rival tribe of the Sioux and talked about how they killed his people showing that the Native people weren’t all one and not always peaceful. It also presents the American government as conniving trying to get the Lakota to sign a treaty which would take away most of their land by starving them.<br /><br />What I liked best were the many scenes of Lakota people speaking their native tongue. Greyeyes was also very good as Sitting Bull. He presented him as a very noble character.<br /><br />Overall the movie pulled in too many directions and I can’t recommend it.
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