Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
This ^^^^ kwg
Yah. Gotta be on the upper side of average for sure. Can't remember a damned thing about it though, so there's that....
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
I’m right with you. I knew going in it wasn’t a documentary.
It’s one of the better movies released in recent years. That and Highway Men.
Some guys will p iss and moan about everything, even if there ice cream is to cold. For the haters, name your favorite movie, song, pickup, rifle sexual position or whatever and someone will come along and shred it.
It’s one of the better movies released in recent years. That and Highway Men.
Some guys will p iss and moan about everything, even if there ice cream is to cold. For the haters, name your favorite movie, song, pickup, rifle sexual position or whatever and someone will come along and shred it.
Just out of curiosity, what is your favorite rifle sexual position?
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Marlin .45/70, offhand, 1080 yards. Looks like iron sights (??) This guy can shoot.
The guy in the movie had a scope and was shooting from a rest IIRC.
No comment on all the rest. I don’t think the pretty Indian women were actually Indians either.
It’s one of the better movies released in recent years. That and Highway Men.
Some guys will p iss and moan about everything, even if there ice cream is to cold. For the haters, name your favorite movie, song, pickup, rifle sexual position or whatever and someone will come along and shred it.
Just out of curiosity, what is your favorite rifle sexual position?
I just watched some snippets, mostly of the shootout, plan to see it all someday. Someday...
Does seem that when the head bad guy announces to those inside the trailer that the FBI was right outside the door, the pretty FBI lady shoulda known what was coming and evacted the area.
I live on the actual Wind River Reservation and for me? I would have liked to have seen it actually filmed here (Though they did mention actual locations that do exist)
It may be "Loosely based" on a true story (Very loosely) but I can tell you for a fact that native women are far more at risk from native men than white men.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Marlin .45/70, offhand, 1080 yards. Looks like iron sights (??) This guy can shoot.
The guy in the movie had a scope and was shooting from a rest IIRC.
No comment on all the rest. I don’t think the pretty Indian women were actually Indians either.
Meh! With help from a spotter and walking it in? I was not that impressed. Have witnessed hand gunners with open sight revolvers do nearly as well.
Also, I remember from some of your previous posts you purportedly spent some time on a rez. What makes you think the pretty native girls are not actually native? I have seen some absolutely beautiful native women.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
This ^^^^ kwg
Yah. Gotta be on the upper side of average for sure. Can't remember a damned thing about it though, so there's that....
A lot of men hugging and crying. Parts were disturbing (graphic rape) and sad (children dying).
I live on the actual Wind River Reservation and for me? I would have liked to have seen it actually filmed here (Though they did mention actual locations that do exist)
It may be "Loosely based" on a true story (Very loosely) but I can tell you for a fact that native women are far more at risk from native men than white men.
Research actually shows opposite from what you are claiming.
There lots of good-looking native women, they just didn’t seem to use any in the movie.
Yeah, I guess some would not find Tantoo Cardinal attractive. Julia Jones (Cory's wife) I find attractive. Kelsey Chow is attractive, but she is not native (The Cherokee tribe could not find any record of her on the tribal rolls)
I live on the actual Wind River Reservation and for me? I would have liked to have seen it actually filmed here (Though they did mention actual locations that do exist)
It may be "Loosely based" on a true story (Very loosely) but I can tell you for a fact that native women are far more at risk from native men than white men.
Research actually shows opposite from what you are claiming.
Yeah but I'm not one to put much stock in statistics put forth from most in this day and age. You know...what with the propensity to heap hatred and false narratives on whites.
I can tell you this though, that for where I live I'll stand by what I posted.
Yeah, I guess some would not find Tantoo Cardinal attractive. Julia Jones (Cory's wife) I find attractive. Kelsey Chow is attractive, but she is not native (The Cherokee tribe could not find any record of her on the tribal rolls)
In fairness to the people who made the movie, this was a really A list cast. Both of those women in the movie were known quantities who had prior experience in major productions.
Same with Graham Greene and Gil Birmingham, who IIRC are on tribal rolls. I would guess they looked at native actresses too. Tantoo Cardinal rocks but I think she’s playing grandparents now. Time flies, Dances With Wolves was 30 years ago already.
Where else is a guy gonna see a coyote culled by a snow camo'd hunter, dude reloading, snowmachinin' without a helmet, impossible sniping from 400 yards with a 45/70 all in the same flick? Plenty to like about this film in the snowflake era we live in.
Broomd: I enjoyed the movie and have watched it a few times including again last night. I enjoyed some of the scenery and the animals a bit more than the plot/acting etc. It also had several cool guns! It's worth a looksee. Hold into the wind VarmintGuy
Yeah, I guess some would not find Tantoo Cardinal attractive. Julia Jones (Cory's wife) I find attractive. Kelsey Chow is attractive, but she is not native (The Cherokee tribe could not find any record of her on the tribal rolls)
In fairness to the people who made the movie, this was a really A list cast. Both of those women in the movie were known quantities who had prior experience in major productions.
Same with Graham Greene and Gil Birmingham, who IIRC are on tribal rolls. I would guess they looked at native actresses too. Tantoo Cardinal rocks but I think she’s playing grandparents now. Time flies, Dances With Wolves was 30 years ago already.
True enough. Wife is watching a series about a time traveling woman and her Scott husband (Outlander?) and Tantoo had a bit part in it on a episode the other night.Showing her age for sure.
I liked it. I thought Jeremy Renner did a good job playing his character. When he was telling Elizabeth Olsen’s character about the death of his daughter, that was pretty good acting and dialogue. As was when he was telling the father of the dead Native American girl about ‘taking the pain’. Plus, Elizabeth Olsen’s pretty easy on my eyes. Also, the Renner character clearly had much respect and admiration for the strength and will to survive of the dead Native American girl. I thought it was a good movie.
Again I know it’s just Hollywood. But I’ve been to thousands of oil and gas well sites. Never seen a security detail at one. And never seen One abandoned in the winter either. Occasionally they have an an old lady at the entrance with a clip board signing people in and out.
Like someone else mentioned, I go to movies to be entertained. Not to criticize every little nuance of non reality. It wasn’t meant to be an actual documentary. Just went to see “News of the World “ with the family. Do I like Tom Hanks political leanings? Hell no, but I really like his acting and most of the movies he is in. Including this one.
Like someone else mentioned, I go to movies to be entertained. Not to criticize every little nuance of non reality. It wasn’t meant to be an actual documentary. Just went to see “News of the World “ with the family. Do I like Tom Hanks political leanings? Hell no, but I really like his acting and most of the movies he is in. Including this one.
Oh come on, if you go to a Ben Affleck movie, you must go there to criticize? Batman?