Rating: R (violence)
Length: 117 minutes

Widescreen 2.35:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: DTS
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0
FRENCH: Dolby Digital 2.0

English, Spanish

It's 18th century America and the British and French, with the help of local Indian tribes, are at war. A white man raised by the Indians and his two Indian brothers rescue the daughters of a British colonel and find themselves in the middle of a conflict they didn't want.

This is a great story filmed in some very beautiful country. The movie flows smoothly and the soundtrack is amazing. If you have a good sound system this movie will rock your house when the fighting begins. I'm hoping they get around to releasing this on Blu-Ray.

This is not a flashy movie, it's more like a living documentary. Don't expect a lot of special effects or non-stop action; expect a lot of drama. And what's with the complete lack of extras?

• Natta, nothing, not one thing.....

I do not remember this movie being in the theaters; the main reasons I picked it up was because Daniel Day-Lewis starred in it and I like period movies. This is definitely a gem of a movie and should be a part of everyone's DVD collection.

Michael Mann   [Collateral, Heat, The Insider, Manhunter, Miami Vice]

Dennis Banks - Ongewasgone

Edward Blatchford - Jack Winthrop

Patrice Chéreau - Gen Montcalm

Daniel Day-Lewis - Hawkeye (Nathaniel Poe)

[The Bounty, The Gangs of New York]

Tracey Ellis - Alexandra Cameron

[The Crow: City of Angels]

Terry Kinney - John Cameron

[The Firm, Sleepers]

Jodhi May - Alice Munro

Russell Means - Chingachgook

[Natural Born Killers]

Pete Postlethwaite - Capt. Beams

[Æon Flux, Amistad, Jurassic Park II: The Lost World, The Usual Suspects]

Justin M. Rice - James Cameron

Maurice Roëves - Col. Edmund Munro

Eric Schweig - Uncas

[The Missing]

Madeleine Stowe - Cora Munro

[The General's Daughter, Twelve Monkeys, We Were Soldiers]

Wes Studi - Magua

[Heat]

Steven Waddington - Maj. Duncan Heyward

[Sleepy Hollow]