Surprisingly good despite much of it being very predictable
Thunderheart is a predictable yet still interesting story about an FBI investigation at a Sioux reservation. It deals with the haves and have nots on the reservation and finding ones identity.<br /><br />Val Kilmer is a young FBI agent who is a part Sioux yet in complete denial about his heritage. He’s sent to the reservation to investigate a murder. His partner Sam Shepard calls the reservation the Third World in the middle of the U.S. because of the poverty. Faced with what he sees Kilmer starts re-evaluating his past.<br /><br />The other part of the film is about the chief who has a small army of armed thugs terrorizing his opponents. He’s backed up by the FBI which uses the worse practices of policing. The chief is up against people using tradition to try to improve the present. The two plots are obviously related and work well together.<br /><br />Movies with good representations of Native people are few and far between. Here they don’t come out with the traditional ways being high and mighty. Instead, Indian policeman Graham Greene mocks Kilmer with them until he starts taking it seriously.<br /><br />I was thoroughly surprised by the movie. Yes you could see most of what was going to happen from the opening scene but there were lots of interesting parts and characters.
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