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atryeu
Decent movie for it's time despite not being very accurate. I do want to make note of another reviewer's comment however:
This is only because everybody takes offense to everything anymore. You can't say or do anything at all without offending somebody. If they have an issue with the movie they can just not watch it. Same with other classics such as Song of the South. Same with other forms of art ranging from paintings to books (such as the recent banning of a kid's Dr Seuss book that has been around forever). These are parts of history, get over it or ignore it but don't ruin them for everybody else that can take these types of media/art for what they are. Entertainment and parts of history.
wrote:Some dialogue is not appropriate for modern audiences
This is only because everybody takes offense to everything anymore. You can't say or do anything at all without offending somebody. If they have an issue with the movie they can just not watch it. Same with other classics such as Song of the South. Same with other forms of art ranging from paintings to books (such as the recent banning of a kid's Dr Seuss book that has been around forever). These are parts of history, get over it or ignore it but don't ruin them for everybody else that can take these types of media/art for what they are. Entertainment and parts of history.
Camille Deadpan
"I knows what you love, honey, it ain't onions." So cute
daisyaday
historically inaccurate life of General Custer, but entertaining pair up of de Havilland and Errol Flynn; extras on dvd not cc or subtitled
