Tas-1010
Joined Jul 2015
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This movie is, without a doubt, cool! I'm reading these reviews.... My goodness! Dissecting a movie till there's nothing left! Come on, guys & gals, just sit back and enjoy it!
It's not supposed to be Shakespearean theater; it's action, and some of the moments are unique and at their finest! Grief! A few of those scenes? I almost needed some Dramamine!
I didn't think there was much chemistry between Campbell & Johnson, but romance wasn't the movie's genre. It's Action. And they both did a good job with their "fighting-against-the-bad-guy" scenes, imho.
I'd watch it again. Wait a minute, scratch that.... I will watch it again. Next time, I'll have the popcorn ready.
To me, because of making the combined dangers mesh well, it almost rates an 8.
It's not supposed to be Shakespearean theater; it's action, and some of the moments are unique and at their finest! Grief! A few of those scenes? I almost needed some Dramamine!
I didn't think there was much chemistry between Campbell & Johnson, but romance wasn't the movie's genre. It's Action. And they both did a good job with their "fighting-against-the-bad-guy" scenes, imho.
I'd watch it again. Wait a minute, scratch that.... I will watch it again. Next time, I'll have the popcorn ready.
To me, because of making the combined dangers mesh well, it almost rates an 8.
This episode is about justice, and the unwillingness of one culture to trust another's way of dispensing it. And unfortunately, American Indians had a reason for not trusting it.
Yes, Kioga (excellently played by Teno Pollick) doesn't have much dialogue in the show, but in my opinion it is a well-written piece. He is tenacious in his desire to exact justice...and it is justice, even though some may call it vengeance. There may be a fine line, especially when repercussions of wrongdoing are administered by those who suffered from the actions. But when objective parties - those who didn't experience any suffering - want to administer the same justice, a life for a life (as Matt Dillon did), it is justice.
I think it was well-acted by all involved! I've always appreciated the talent Neville Brand had in portraying seedy characters, he was a top-notch actor! His looks and voice helped in that regard.
Yes, Kioga (excellently played by Teno Pollick) doesn't have much dialogue in the show, but in my opinion it is a well-written piece. He is tenacious in his desire to exact justice...and it is justice, even though some may call it vengeance. There may be a fine line, especially when repercussions of wrongdoing are administered by those who suffered from the actions. But when objective parties - those who didn't experience any suffering - want to administer the same justice, a life for a life (as Matt Dillon did), it is justice.
I think it was well-acted by all involved! I've always appreciated the talent Neville Brand had in portraying seedy characters, he was a top-notch actor! His looks and voice helped in that regard.
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