I'll scope it out! Seeing a lot more films/shows from the Native perspective out these days. And finally recognition to Native actors, artists, producers, etc. Ironically, I just watched your react for The HU's Wolf Totem, and one of the comments explained the song was partially about keeping their land, heritage etc. Fits the movie! Hugs & thanks! #9S
Yes I'm so happy that the representation is finally getting out there and that more of it is happening!! It's so important to have ya know! Thanks for tuning in Fam! Appreciate your continuous love & support!🖤 #MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
Overall i think it was a good movie but the movies time frames seem a little off. The chickasaw people's, not all of course but the wealthier ones, owned slaves until after the Civil War. In 1865 the war ended and slavery was illegal in the US but it wasn't until 1866 that treaties were made with the tribes to outlaw slavery. Jack Brown was the freed slave that Mountford hired to help him run the ranches in 1868 but it shows him prior to the treaties as working for Montford. There is also the inconsistency of Jack asking Montford what song the Chickasaw were singing. As slaves of the tribes usually spoke those native languages and not English, which is what made it so hard for them after being freed as they couldn't join up with former slaves from other areas due to language/cultural differences but the tribes they were freed from wouldn't accept them either. But if you're not a history nerd like me then the movie is a great watch.
Movie available on Netflix!💯
#MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
I love your review, Montford is my GGG Grandfather. I hope you got to see the movie, I’m very proud of my family.
Thank you🤍
Wow what an interesting trailer and story to be told!💯
Great react Fam!
#9️⃣S
Definitely a must watch, you always putting me on to this hidden gems!💯
Good react Fam!
#9️⃣S
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Hope you are well! The lion is back! Thanks for sharing this interesting video with us, keep up the good work, stay safe
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Hope you are well! The lion is back! It was interesting, keep up the good work! Yes, it was a old western! Stay safe
I'm definitely going to have to check this out looks really good!💯
Good react Fam!
#9️⃣S
Thanks For tuning in Fam!🖤
#MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
I'll scope it out! Seeing a lot more films/shows from the Native perspective out these days. And finally recognition to Native actors, artists, producers, etc. Ironically, I just watched your react for The HU's Wolf Totem, and one of the comments explained the song was partially about keeping their land, heritage etc. Fits the movie! Hugs & thanks! #9S
Yes I'm so happy that the representation is finally getting out there and that more of it is happening!!
It's so important to have ya know!
Thanks for tuning in Fam!
Appreciate your continuous love & support!🖤
#MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
Honestly I’ve never watched this but it looks something I would watch.You stay finding the hidden good movies.
Awe thanks sis!🖤
Appreciate you tuning in & your continuous love & support!🖤
#MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
I wish it was a little more in the trailer, but it looks decent! I might check it out. Great react sis! 🖤
Right I agree it definitely could've been longer!
Appreciate the love sis!🖤
#MY9️⃣S #9️⃣S
Overall i think it was a good movie but the movies time frames seem a little off. The chickasaw people's, not all of course but the wealthier ones, owned slaves until after the Civil War. In 1865 the war ended and slavery was illegal in the US but it wasn't until 1866 that treaties were made with the tribes to outlaw slavery. Jack Brown was the freed slave that Mountford hired to help him run the ranches in 1868 but it shows him prior to the treaties as working for Montford. There is also the inconsistency of Jack asking Montford what song the Chickasaw were singing. As slaves of the tribes usually spoke those native languages and not English, which is what made it so hard for them after being freed as they couldn't join up with former slaves from other areas due to language/cultural differences but the tribes they were freed from wouldn't accept them either. But if you're not a history nerd like me then the movie is a great watch.