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Jeremy Renner’s acting in this is phenomenal. He does so many subtle little facial expressions to show emotion in different ways. He portrays a hurt father staying strong very well
I’d sadly never even heard of it prior to all the suggestions on this channel! Makes me even more grateful to do this and experience these awesome films thanks to you all!!! 🥹🥺
@@JadeJoobMovies Indian Reservations are self governing. They have no State Police. Any governing authority is their own unless it involves a Federal crime, then the FBI has jurisdiction. They could compile a missing women's list of they wanted to, but they don't. That's on them. There is a need, but they don't do it. Other agencies could help, but they don't want outside help. You can't really blame them for that. Anytime the government helps, it's a two edge sword. President Donald Reagan famously said "the most feared wordsin the English language are ""I'm from the government and I'm here to help you"". Most Indian Reservations are rife with poverty and crime.
I saw this film in theaters, and I don't think I can ever bring myself to watch it again. I'm Oglala Sioux myself and this movie Just Hits me too deep 😔.
This is one of my absolute favorite movies. This is the movie that made me fall in love with Elizabeth Olsen as an actress. She's so believable as a young federal agent; she and Renner have such amazing chemistry. It's such a good movie.
A movie could hardly be more upsetting. The pain of the traumatized tracker can be felt in every shot. “Wind River” gives the viewer a harrowing insight into the heart of darkness. A fantastic movie, superbly acted and directed.
As a native American and father of 4 daughters this movie broke my heart i can't imagine the pain of losing a child. Missing, Murdered, Indigenous, Women is a foundation dedicated to bringing our missing women home. Im glad to have taken this heartbreaking journey with you jade
You're not alone, Jade, this film had the same effect on me. It is totally unacceptable what is happening to Native American women, not just in the US, also in Canada.
Jermaine Charlo, 23 years old was a Native American mother from my reservation here in Montana coming from the Salish and kootenai tribe. Her disappearance and many more was enough to take a stand with MMIW (missing, murdered, indigenous, woman) a movement that advocates for the end of violence against Native American woman. This film shows the real inside on what has happened to our sisters, mothers, daughters, and even men. For anyone who has had a loved one go missing. Just know that we all stand together. Let’s stand together to bring our loved ones home! Such a great film. Loved the content. ❤
Wind River was so incredible but I'm pretty sure this is one of those movies I can only watch once. Also, this movie haunted me so much after I finished, I ended up calling my sisters on the phone
@@JadeJoobMovies I don't think I've seen this since 2020 or 2021, I still have no plans of going back to it. Some of those scenes are stuff I still can't get out of my head
Great reaction. Taylor Sheridan directed this movie including a host of other great movies and TV shows: Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Hell or High Water, Sicario, Sicario: Day of the Soldado.
one of the most heartbreaking and brutal movies but at the same time provides some gratification and hope at the end. so happy you reacted to one of my favorite movies of all time - loved your empathy and glad you did not over talk during the key moments of the film. you earned a sub 👍
You're fortunate, and that's wonderful. And you're so right...a lot more needs to be done for those less so. Thanks for letting us watch such a difficult story with you. God bless you, and keep you!
Thank you so very much!! I am very fortunate and have been surrounded by some incredible men and most men in this world are lovely and want nothing more than safety and happiness for all children and women, it’s just the minority of cruel men who have hate in their hearts.
One of the most underrated movies of all time. I watched it because I was bored one night and I have never felt so moved by a movie, at least that I can remember.
First off love your fit, secondly this movie is so good and big ups for you to react. Its very heart wrenching and being part Saponi Native American the subjects discussed is close to heart. /
Some of the most beautiful locations juxtaposed by a horrible story. This was such an underrated movie. Taylor Sheridan's directorial debut was a strong one.
There was a task force set up on November 26'th 2019 to act as an intermediary to the intelligence and police agencies. This task force's true goal was to work on missing Native American women cases.
This is a native sponsored movie. This is a movie calling out the women and children that go missing from reservations Every year. Red dresses in trees.
Never heard of this movie - prolly cos I'm an old git, but I'll give it a shot over this weekend sometime. Like dropped regardless, for you AND the hat and loyalty. 😂❤
The size of the police unit wasn't because of the size of population only. Each reservation is considered it's own country. It's own people are meant to act as police/judge/etc. Where my sister lives is Cherokee and they have their own police force, own court system, own hospital and lots of community resources, but they have a couple casinos and are well funded. Rural communities and smaller tribes have little funding due to little resources from their own community. And, as their own nation, the US government has to stay out of it but also isn't required to offer any benefits. FBI has some authority but mostly only when invited or if what happened was on federal or public lands, not on the reservation itself.
Martin (Gil Bermingham) plays Chief Rainwater in "Yellowstone", also created by Taylor Sheridan. In that Series he's brought up the subject of missing Indigenous Women. There isn't enough Federal Funding mandated for more Federal Law Enforcement agents to deal with this epidemic; there should be, though.
The woman who played Natalie is Kelsey Asbille, who is also in the cast of "Yellowstone", as Monica Long Dutton. There are several other actors in this film who are also in " Yellowstone" and other Productions created by Taylor Sheridan.
That end scene would be good education video for police to show how NOT TO approach a bunch of armed professionals among who there probably is murderer/-s.
Holy moly... watching another reaction to this movie, I caught that they were Arapaho (eastern Wyoming) . That caught me off guard because the Wind River Reservation is Shoshone (western Wyoming), and the two tribes were enemies. Turns out the southern Arapaho were sent to Oklahoma and the northern Arapaho were sent to the Shoshone Reservation. It was always bothered me because I thought having a reservation at such a sacred mountain range was a win despite the fact that the Shoshone wintered in Idaho. Summers are fantastic, winters are brutal.
Some of it is brought on by the communities. When there's no jobs, no opportunities, no entertainment, the young people have no purpose in life and often end up either doing drugs or doing violence. The reservation is it's own nation so the feds can't interfere or offer help without permission of the tribe. Lots of tribes are now requiring employment to get tribal benefits so that kids don't just sit at home and spend their benefit check on drugs. They offer tons of scholarships to natives because most don't graduate much less go to college. Americans can't fix it for the natives other than buying from their shops, donating, or gambling in their casinos and such to add more income to the communities. And I say this as a Choctaw.
@@sivonni I agree I'm a Klamath tribe member and have gotten into it with members of my tribe over issues like that and the reservation has become infamous for members going missing along with members fighting each other or killing
Thank you for doing this movie! I love it. You might want to watch Yellowstone, with Kevin Costner. The guy that directed and wrote this, is the same for Yellowstone.
So true! I felt so awful realising as the scene was unfolding that he didn’t trust those men at all and only wanted her to be there on the night he knew they were in town but they happened to come back! He died trying to save her 💔
Please since you covering this wetern genre i would also recommend another great and underrated film - The Hostiles with Christian Bale and Rosamund Pike
Beautiful reaction and spot on review. I don't understand humans who can do such things to other humans. American Indians have been screwed over for so long it boggles the mind.
First time on this channel. Great movie, thank you for reaction. Recommend to watch 2014 movie called John Doe Vigilante. Very-very deep movie about true face of justice. Nothing to do with comic's and everything have to do with life.
Remember, in this story 5 male law enforcement and her boyfriend were also killed and they didn't do anything wrong, they were trying to help. The violence goes both ways - my male cousin when he was a teenager was raped by several male indians from a nearby reservation. They were drunk just like the men in this story.
Holy crap that is messed up. I have heard in certain reservations, they can be brutal to non natives. I have even heard their reservation police will even pull over and extort people, even those just driving through
Sigh... in this story the violence does indeed go both ways, but not in the same way. Women and girls have to deal with the spectre of violence by men, over and above the harsh living conditions. The people on the reservation are being centered here.
This is such a rough but necessary watch. The highlighting of k*lled native people in the US and Canada with most times their being no convictions, is important to understand. Amazing movie but so sad❤
You asked about why violence and rape. - I was told once it's about power. Not sex, power. - The number of Native American women murdered is about the same as it is for trans women of color: Around a 50% murder rate. - Both of these groups buck the trend about murders being from their same ethnic group, as well: Both groups are more likely to be murdered by someone who is not from their ethnic group (unlike everyone else).
Unfortunately no federal assistance can help because Native authorities will not let them. It's a self inflicted problem that can only be helped from the inside and that's the true problem.
Saw it the theatre back in the day and that scene with the young girl in the trailer was so hard to watch 🫢 this is the first time since and still so ugly.
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Jeremy Renner’s acting in this is phenomenal. He does so many subtle little facial expressions to show emotion in different ways. He portrays a hurt father staying strong very well
Wind River is such an underrated film.
I’d sadly never even heard of it prior to all the suggestions on this channel! Makes me even more grateful to do this and experience these awesome films thanks to you all!!! 🥹🥺
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Indian Reservations are self governing. They have no State Police. Any governing authority is their own unless it involves a Federal crime, then the FBI has jurisdiction. They could compile a missing women's list of they wanted to, but they don't. That's on them. There is a need, but they don't do it. Other agencies could help, but they don't want outside help. You can't really blame them for that. Anytime the government helps, it's a two edge sword. President Donald Reagan famously said "the most feared wordsin the English language are ""I'm from the government and I'm here to help you"". Most Indian Reservations are rife with poverty and crime.
@@fionnmaccumhaill3257 "Anytime the government helps, it's a two edge sword". There's the tell right there.
I saw this film in theaters, and I don't think I can ever bring myself to watch it again. I'm Oglala Sioux myself and this movie Just Hits me too deep 😔.
I do not blame you one bit, that must make it so much harder due to your ancestry 💔
This is one of my absolute favorite movies. This is the movie that made me fall in love with Elizabeth Olsen as an actress. She's so believable as a young federal agent; she and Renner have such amazing chemistry. It's such a good movie.
Yes I love Elizabeth Olsen she is incredible and so stunning!!
A movie could hardly be more upsetting.
The pain of the traumatized tracker can be felt in every shot. “Wind River” gives the viewer a harrowing insight into the heart of darkness.
A fantastic movie, superbly acted and directed.
Incredibly well done, incredibly heartbreaking!! 💔
As a native American and father of 4 daughters this movie broke my heart i can't imagine the pain of losing a child. Missing, Murdered, Indigenous, Women is a foundation dedicated to bringing our missing women home. Im glad to have taken this heartbreaking journey with you jade
Sending so much love to you and your beautiful daughters! You are an amazing dad!! ❤
This is a jem of a movie for so many reasons. Great reaction Jade.
Thank you so much!!
This is an incredibly difficult but extremely good film.
Agreed, saw it a few years ago on Netflix. Left a strong impression.
So tough but so utterly worth it!!
No need to be sorry, it's your expression. Thanks for the awesome reaction ❤
Thank you so incredibly much ❤
You’re on a roll with the Taylor Sheridan stuff - he’s an incredible writer
You're not alone, Jade, this film had the same effect on me. It is totally unacceptable what is happening to Native American women, not just in the US, also in Canada.
Omg yes I have heard Inuit Native Canadians have gone through horrors too! Almost all natives have sadly 💔
We in Australia have treated our native Aboriginal Australians awfully 💔
@@JadeJoobMovies Same happened in New Zealand, too.
From what my mother told me this movie was a mix of three real cases that happened on the Wind River Reservation.
*"I want you to run."*
🥶🥶 Everytime. Chills and goosebumps.
Jermaine Charlo, 23 years old was a Native American mother from my reservation here in Montana coming from the Salish and kootenai tribe. Her disappearance and many more was enough to take a stand with MMIW (missing, murdered, indigenous, woman) a movement that advocates for the end of violence against Native American woman. This film shows the real inside on what has happened to our sisters, mothers, daughters, and even men. For anyone who has had a loved one go missing. Just know that we all stand together. Let’s stand together to bring our loved ones home! Such a great film. Loved the content. ❤
Thanks for this reaction. I wish more people watched (and reacted) to this movie, very underrated.
"Killer's of the Flower Moon" very similar subject matter. "Thunderheart" . Both inspired by real events.
Man I want to move back up north again so bad. Montana was great. Ranching and hunting. So fun, I miss it a lot.
Probably the most heartfelt and impactful reaction to this movie
Wind River was so incredible but I'm pretty sure this is one of those movies I can only watch once. Also, this movie haunted me so much after I finished, I ended up calling my sisters on the phone
I don’t blame you one bit, I don’t think I could rewatch this at least for a looong time 💔
@@JadeJoobMovies I don't think I've seen this since 2020 or 2021, I still have no plans of going back to it. Some of those scenes are stuff I still can't get out of my head
Watch hell or high water. It’s the same writer of this movie and sicario. He also is the creator of the show Yellowstone.
Hell or High Water was such a surprisingly good movie
I absolutely must!! Up next! 🙌🙌
Films like this are hard to watch but they are also important and need to be seen by as many people as can watch.
Totally agree!!
Great reaction. Taylor Sheridan directed this movie including a host of other great movies and TV shows: Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Hell or High Water, Sicario, Sicario: Day of the Soldado.
one of the most heartbreaking and brutal movies but at the same time provides some gratification and hope at the end. so happy you reacted to one of my favorite movies of all time - loved your empathy and glad you did not over talk during the key moments of the film. you earned a sub 👍
Thanks for the reaction cowgirl 🤠
You're fortunate, and that's wonderful. And you're so right...a lot more needs to be done for those less so. Thanks for letting us watch such a difficult story with you. God bless you, and keep you!
Thank you so very much!! I am very fortunate and have been surrounded by some incredible men and most men in this world are lovely and want nothing more than safety and happiness for all children and women, it’s just the minority of cruel men who have hate in their hearts.
One of the most underrated movies of all time. I watched it because I was bored one night and I have never felt so moved by a movie, at least that I can remember.
First off love your fit, secondly this movie is so good and big ups for you to react. Its very heart wrenching and being part Saponi Native American the subjects discussed is close to heart. /
Some of the most beautiful locations juxtaposed by a horrible story. This was such an underrated movie. Taylor Sheridan's directorial debut was a strong one.
What a great movie. The cinematography is next level, and the story is deep. I think Taylor Sheridan did the screenplay(Yellowstone)
This one is sooo good, and those last minutes are hard.
My mascara didn’t stand a chance clearly 🥲
There was a task force set up on November 26'th 2019 to act as an intermediary to the intelligence and police agencies. This task force's true goal was to work on missing Native American women cases.
Such a great film. Taylor Sheridan is a great writer
"So however far you think she ran, I can guarantee you now that she ran further."
Good good pick
This is a native sponsored movie. This is a movie
calling out the women and children that go missing from reservations
Every year. Red dresses in trees.
💔💔💔
I actually watched this last week! Amazing discovery
Oh woah, we’re on the same wavelength!!
Never heard of this movie - prolly cos I'm an old git, but I'll give it a shot over this weekend sometime. Like dropped regardless, for you AND the hat and loyalty. 😂❤
Thank you so much!! Let me know what you think once you see it!! And hahaha I’m holding on to this hat for dear life!!
It’s crazy to me that people don’t have snowy winters and have to put up snow fences and stuff lol
The size of the police unit wasn't because of the size of population only. Each reservation is considered it's own country. It's own people are meant to act as police/judge/etc. Where my sister lives is Cherokee and they have their own police force, own court system, own hospital and lots of community resources, but they have a couple casinos and are well funded. Rural communities and smaller tribes have little funding due to little resources from their own community. And, as their own nation, the US government has to stay out of it but also isn't required to offer any benefits. FBI has some authority but mostly only when invited or if what happened was on federal or public lands, not on the reservation itself.
Adorable Aussie cowgirl and a good flick. Nice.
What's so sad is he is normally just a hunter shooting coyotes and found the lions den. But on the flipside encountered a frozen dead girls body. 😢
Martin (Gil Bermingham) plays Chief Rainwater in "Yellowstone", also created by Taylor Sheridan. In that Series he's brought up the subject of missing Indigenous Women.
There isn't enough Federal Funding mandated for more Federal Law Enforcement agents to deal with this epidemic; there should be, though.
The woman who played Natalie is Kelsey Asbille, who is also in the cast of "Yellowstone", as Monica Long Dutton. There are several other actors in this film who are also in " Yellowstone" and other Productions created by Taylor Sheridan.
Great reaction video lady. I broke down when she said she ran for 6 miles
Pain and Suffering of a Broken people
CONTINUES !!!! 😢
Take Care and Stay Safe 🙏🕊️❤️ from South Eastern Oklahoma..
This is my 2nd favorite film of any genre of all time. My #1 is Akira Kurosawa's "Throne of Blood" so it's in good company.
With all the tragedies that happen to these people, the biggest tragedy is that no one even cares how many tragedies there have been.
Very heartbreakingly true!! 💔
Tears are a sign of strength and dont apologize if you did nothing wrong.
Great reaction, Jade!
That end scene would be good education video for police to show how NOT TO approach a bunch of armed professionals among who there probably is murderer/-s.
Great reaction. Not enough people of seen this phenomenal movie.
Damn good movie, but a really raw one. Hits you like a brick with the quiet performances and the themes.
My heart lives in the wind rivers. I live in this tribe's former summer hunting grounds.
Oh wow that is so fascinating! Where abouts in America is it?!
Wyoming.
Holy moly... watching another reaction to this movie, I caught that they were Arapaho (eastern Wyoming) . That caught me off guard because the Wind River Reservation is Shoshone (western Wyoming), and the two tribes were enemies. Turns out the southern Arapaho were sent to Oklahoma and the northern Arapaho were sent to the Shoshone Reservation. It was always bothered me because I thought having a reservation at such a sacred mountain range was a win despite the fact that the Shoshone wintered in Idaho. Summers are fantastic, winters are brutal.
Natives got it rough man, it will always be this way.
Natives of every country and continent sadly, we in Australia have been just as awful to our Aboriginal Australians 💔
Some of it is brought on by the communities. When there's no jobs, no opportunities, no entertainment, the young people have no purpose in life and often end up either doing drugs or doing violence. The reservation is it's own nation so the feds can't interfere or offer help without permission of the tribe. Lots of tribes are now requiring employment to get tribal benefits so that kids don't just sit at home and spend their benefit check on drugs. They offer tons of scholarships to natives because most don't graduate much less go to college. Americans can't fix it for the natives other than buying from their shops, donating, or gambling in their casinos and such to add more income to the communities. And I say this as a Choctaw.
@@sivonni I agree I'm a Klamath tribe member and have gotten into it with members of my tribe over issues like that and the reservation has become infamous for members going missing along with members fighting each other or killing
One of my top five movies ever.
A very underrated film.
4:20...If you get a chance, check out the movie, The Hunter, with Wilem Dafoe. It was filmed in Tasmania, and it snowed in that movie.
Hi Jade hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Godless on netflix is killer Deluxe, 6 or 7 episodes I can't remember, Small enough to watch it all in 1 day as I did.
If it weren't a Weinstein film it would have gotten an Oscar.
The next movie you have to check out is the town or gone baby gone
Thank you for doing this movie! I love it. You might want to watch Yellowstone, with Kevin Costner. The guy that directed and wrote this, is the same for Yellowstone.
great choice! This film is underrated and under-promoted.
Great movie!
23:50, its sad, they and we as the audience all assumed the boyfriend did it. Turns out he fought the hardest to try and save her.
So true! I felt so awful realising as the scene was unfolding that he didn’t trust those men at all and only wanted her to be there on the night he knew they were in town but they happened to come back! He died trying to save her 💔
@MovieJoob put up one hell of a fight, at least. And left enough marks on everyone. So that the police would notice something wasn't right.
Thank you sweetheart. ❤ Australia
This movie kills me every time.
Please since you covering this wetern genre i would also recommend another great and underrated film - The Hostiles with Christian Bale and Rosamund Pike
Beautiful reaction and spot on review. I don't understand humans who can do such things to other humans. American Indians have been screwed over for so long it boggles the mind.
great movie
Thanks
You should check out 1883 same writer
First time on this channel. Great movie, thank you for reaction. Recommend to watch 2014 movie called John Doe Vigilante. Very-very deep movie about true face of justice. Nothing to do with comic's and everything have to do with life.
Remember, in this story 5 male law enforcement and her boyfriend were also killed and they didn't do anything wrong, they were trying to help. The violence goes both ways - my male cousin when he was a teenager was raped by several male indians from a nearby reservation. They were drunk just like the men in this story.
Holy crap that is messed up. I have heard in certain reservations, they can be brutal to non natives. I have even heard their reservation police will even pull over and extort people, even those just driving through
Also, were there any consequences for the dudes who raped him?
Sigh... in this story the violence does indeed go both ways, but not in the same way. Women and girls have to deal with the spectre of violence by men, over and above the harsh living conditions. The people on the reservation are being centered here.
@@thubelihlezondi5822 I agree one hundred percent. "Equivocation" is a refuge for denial. Thanks for re-centering the story.
You will like Nighthunter if you like this one.
Please do a reaction to "Smile" ( 2022 )
This is such a rough but necessary watch.
The highlighting of k*lled native people in the US and Canada with most times their being no convictions, is important to understand. Amazing movie but so sad❤
You asked about why violence and rape. - I was told once it's about power. Not sex, power. - The number of Native American women murdered is about the same as it is for trans women of color: Around a 50% murder rate. - Both of these groups buck the trend about murders being from their same ethnic group, as well: Both groups are more likely to be murdered by someone who is not from their ethnic group (unlike everyone else).
Unfortunately no federal assistance can help because Native authorities will not let them. It's a self inflicted problem that can only be helped from the inside and that's the true problem.
Saw it the theatre back in the day and that scene with the young girl in the trailer was so hard to watch 🫢 this is the first time since and still so ugly.
This movie hard to watch.. watch reactors react to it also hard..