Kevin Costner goes West and discovers a new life with a Lakota tribe
Kevin Costner plays a U.S. army officer who became almost suicidal during the Civil War. Afterwards he decides to go West to find himself. There he comes across the Sioux Indians and the story becomes one of understanding between him and a tribe. In the process Costner discovers a new life.<br /><br />The first thing that stands out is that almost half the movie is in Lakota spoken by the tribe. There are other movies featuring Native Americans that include their languages but I can’t think of one that gives them as much prominence as Dances With Wolves.<br /><br />Second the film embraces the tribe. It’s not just that Costner meets some of the members. They are presented as families. It shows their ceremonies, their migratory lifestyle, etc. and how the Americans were destroying their way of life. For example the tribe is excited to hear of a buffalo herd only to find some animals slaughtered by Americans for their fur.<br /><br />Third there is some beautiful imagery of the West. The open plains, huge herds of buffalo and horses and more. The scene of a buffalo hunt is amazing.<br /><br />I saw this movie when it came out in the theaters and loved it then. Watching it now years later it is still an all time classic.
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