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Vanessa 2022-01-22 08:03:11
It's irritating and meaningful.
When TNT was preparing to shoot this drama, HBO was probably still playing mud in the American drama arena, and Netflix had not yet been born.
This epic-level old American drama describes the history of the Indians and the whites, from little contact and peace, to violent conflicts, to the Indians... -
Daniela 2022-01-22 08:03:11
Heavy history
I have watched a lot of western movies, but this TV series has always attracted me from the beginning to the end. The tragedy of the Indians may be the unstoppable process of history on TV, but I still see blood everywhere and the passing of innocent lives. Maybe these people are the so-called...
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Jade 2022-04-23 07:04:15
A history of the decline and fall of the Indian nation on a wheel.
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Mitchell 2022-04-19 09:02:47
Just four and a half stars...it's easy to write epic through two lines of family history and its big background, but from episode 4 onwards, it feels like too much writing has fallen on the history of aboriginal blood and tears...and the depiction is a bit superficial, including the civil war (blooded Kansas is not In line with historical facts)... Then the spirit of personal exploration, religious mission, and loneliness in the early pioneering of the west could have been well described... In short, I think everything is good, but it is a pity to waste the material
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Jacob Wheeler: [Margaret Light Shines and Ethan Biggs look around the place of a mountain man that could be Margaret's father] Don't you move. I'll blast your guts down your backside.
Ethan Biggs: I'm not a thief.
Jacob Wheeler: Shut up! You don't look like a thief. You don't know the woods. You announced yourself a mile away.
Ethan Biggs: We're looking for someone.
Margaret Light Shines: We're looking for Jacob Wheeler.
[Shows him her wheel necklace]
Jacob Wheeler: [In Lakota] Light Shines?
[nods and responds in Lakota]
Jacob Wheeler: Margaret, is that you?
Margaret Light Shines: Daddy?
Jacob Wheeler: [Thrusts his rifle at Ethan Biggs] Hold that, young man.
[Embraces Margaret Light Shines]
Margaret Light Shines: [crying] Daddy!
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Drunken Mountain Man: [Jacob walks into Thunder Heart Woman's cafe] Fine looking squaw, ain't she? She got a good looking daughter too. I wouldn't mind making her acquaintance. Might even take me a bath. I never known an Injun gal do wash like her. Her husband must have clean britches everyday. Twice on Sunday.
[to ThunderHeart Woman]
Drunken Mountain Man: You don't need britches.
Thunder Heart Woman: Move on.
Drunken Mountain Man: Bet you ain't wearing none under that skirt. We're just gonna have to find out.
[Jacob reaches out and grabs ThunderHeart Woman's wrist]
Drunken Mountain Man: Easy there, partner. Mind that scattergun, friend. She knows how to use it.
Jacob Jr.: [Jacob Jr. jumps on Jacob to defend his mother] Just get along and leave us alone, mister!
Drunken Mountain Man: Look at that Indian half-breed!
[grabs Jacob Jr]
Jacob Jr.: [struggles] Let go of me!
Jacob Wheeler: [Knocks the men hassling them to the ground and takes one of the man's pistol] Hand over your pistols and clear on out!
Drunken Mountain Man: Got no call to take our pistols.
Jacob Wheeler: Lucky I ain't in the killing spirit.
Drunken Mountain Man: Who might you be, friend?
Jacob Wheeler: The man that's gonna wing you just so I can carve your scalps and show 'em to you before I kill you.
[removes the other pistol]
Jacob Wheeler: Jacob Jr., take this son. Get on up!
Drunken Mountain Man: All right!
Jacob Wheeler: Next time to you talk to a man's wife, you'll show her some respect. Come on, get out of here!
[shoves them out of the cafeteria and fires the pistol]
Jacob Wheeler: [the crowd laughs]
Jacob Wheeler: [fires a shotgun and quiets the crowd] My name's Jacob Wheeler! From now on, any of you sons of bitches step out of line, you'll answer to me! Anybody wanna challenge that?
