THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Clip - "Not Strangers" (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis
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- THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Clip - "Not Strangers" (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis
PLOT: The last members of a dying Native American tribe, the Mohicans -- Uncas (Eric Schweig), his father Chingachgook (Russell Means), and his adopted half-white brother Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis) -- live in peace alongside British colonists. But when the daughters (Madeleine Stowe, Jodhi May) of a British colonel are kidnapped by a traitorous scout, Hawkeye and Uncas must rescue them in the crossfire of a gruesome military conflict of which they wanted no part: the French and Indian War.
Release date: September 25, 1992 (USA)
Director: Michael Mann
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One of the best movies I've ever seen. Maybe the best,I've seen it about 20 times.
I whatched much thousand time I not knew bored
Yep it's up there
the book is even better.
@@nathancraig4480 I read what I think was a condensed version of it once,I liked the movie better myself. Unless the unabridged version is better
Agreed
Severely underrated movie. My son's even appreciate this movie.. and the soundtrack speaks for it's self!
$143 million at the box office on a $40 million budget, an Academy Award for best sound and Daniel Day-Lewis voted the British Actor of the Year ? This is not what I'd call underrated. The movie crazed my whole generation, with all kids wanting to sleep in teepees on summer holidays the whole mid-90s.
Very much so🤝🇺🇸
HUA,👍👍🤝🇺🇸
I think I get what you mean, but it's a celebrated novel. Buy those young men the Great Books collection. " Two Years Before the Mast". Cheers comrad. ❤
To say the Cameron family were "not strangers" was a vast understatement by Hawkeye, who would have to be fighting to suppress his emotions. As made abundantly clear in the earlier scene, these people weren't just friends, but like family, who openly and warmly greeted them into their home. This was the equivalent of coming home and finding your own family viciously murdered.
A true expert Frontiersman. The enemy might see the graves and know they were there. We did same in Afgan.👍
As a woodsman, and a hunter and a former US Army Infantryman, and a Michigan backwoodsman for all my life...the pre-revolutionary war/colonial days of America fascinate me. I feel a connection with these people. What a terrific film about those days!!
Retired 1st/75th Ranger,E-9b,11z,SGM,30yrs. Youhit the nail on the head👍This whole movie is accurate.
Movie is so good. Early Daniel Day Lewis. This was a masterfully paced epic.
A very affecting, powerful scene from a tremendous film. First time I watched it in Fall of 1992 I was moved by it like few movies before or since. And yes, the soundtrack is as big a factor here as the setting, directing, acting, and editing.
I think Daniel Day Lewis is retired from acting now - fortunate for him, unfortunate for us. He was an extraordinary actor. One of the best.
the goat if you ask me,
The best in my lifetime. Let's just say, 50 years. Hehe.
I love this scene. It's clear that Hawkeye and his family knew these people. They definitely feel their loss but they know that time is of the essence. They didn't have several hours to dig graves and bury the dead. They are in a pure survival situation and will do what needs to be done. Plus the way Hawkeye tells her the situation without shouting histrionics like I've known these people all my life and without being condescending is well done.
+ More chance to be Caught with Bury & less time to be Tracked .
From A real Treaty Status Native from Canada.
The family was opening scenes with them
It's not just -- or even primarily -- the time lost. A later scene makes it clear that burying them would have revealed to other Huron Indians, with whom they were at war, that their party had passed that way, and that would put the Huron on their trail, which was not something they could afford.
Hawkeye later explains the reason why they did not bury the family that got slaughtered. They are traveling across hostile territory and did their best to conceal their tracks. By burying the dead indicates that they did pass through, and the Hurons will pick up their tracks after a thorough search. So for their own safety, it is best to leave the dead as they were.
@@MrLantean Not to mention detection and pursuit would have meant they'd have had to abandon their passengers or die defending them as they would not have been able to move as quickly through the country as natives do.
Just an excellent scene from an excellent movie.
This scene is heartbreaking even for them
2:12 Haweye was very attentive with his step brother. Really human
Amazing soundtrack
The silent acting that Jodi May delivers when she steps up beside Cora, following Hawkeye's rebuke, speaks volumes. She essentially conveys the message, "We have no choice but to trust him."
Great movie, a favorite.
My favorite part is when they are sitting around the supper table and kidding around. He will find a Delaware woman and bare him many children.
I actually did, though she was Maltese. 6x kids later.
Sometimes indifference is necessary in wartime to deal with the horrors witnessed.
They weren't trying to deal with the horrors, they didn't want to tip off the attackers that they'd traveled that way.
"Have not seen war upon women and children..." Then you haven't seen much war then.
Powerful scene!
A long time fav
Daniel day Lewis est vraiment un acteur complet et le film est fascinant
Make more movies like this.
Yes
Hmm, little flaw I just noticed. How do burned timbers end up on top of an unburned corpse?
Thanks for posting
It's an interesting take in this film that Daniel Day-Lewis' Hawkeye is on his way to Kentucky with Chingachgook and Uncas, considering that 20 years later he would play Abraham Lincoln, a Kentucky-born U.S. president!
Great
This is the best movie ever made. The actors could not have been better. It should have won every award conceivable...of course...it didn't. The limp wristed panty waists refused to see the best talent...that was ever on screen...period.
Any change would have alerted the enemy still scouting area.
I watched much thousand time I never not knew bored becsuse best movie Than Good the bad and the ugly movie too
strange when hawkeye is explaining to ms monroe who the people are she starts to back up and the major with the women did not advance towards to step in between hawkeye and ms monroe....still a great movie....
Don't you think 3 minutes is too short ?
That's what she said
TH-cam is more kind with Clips less then 4 mins
As a real Native from Canada - How i see this Scene
War Party could come back to Loot = Caught
war party Catch them in the act of burying
The war part finds them and tracks them quicker because of the time spent in Buring.
War Party Tracks then from time of burial from wetness to freshness of burial and tracks around burial
They left them to have more time to go and create distance from Warparty and not create anything to be tracked.
And remember, in these times, you lived or died by tracking animals to eat.
If I were the war party? I would just wait 500 years to be the only people in North America to live free on the land. Pay no tax and collect tax to live free.👺
Most likely would also be dark by the time they are done, so they either have to stay and risk all you say or try to make it as far as they can in light.
As a not "real Native from Canada" the reason you leave the bodies unburied is that you don't know how many war parties are about and whether they are ahead of you...or behind you. If you leave evidence you were there, a following party can determine how long ago you were there when they arrive...and then they can determine how far ahead of them you likely are. You endanger yourselves disturbing a scene that will do the victims no good and, in this scene, they can do more good arriving at the fort with word that the homesteads are being attacked.
Doesn't take a "native from anywhere" to use common sense while prioritizing how best their presence can serve the greater good.
She didn’t even know.
Now she knows lol
They drank his milkshake
2:45
sacrifice. skillet
Great