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This was another Fellowship Tier request and it was SO GOOD! The sequence at the end where they say so much without uttering a word?! chefs kiss

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Brian Scarbrough

Yay! One of my favorite older movies…a real epic. Looking forward to watching the reaction.

Trevor Go

Unexpected but excellent choice. Just as you rode the Nolan train at your start, you can't go wrong with a Daniel Day-Lewis run of films.

Dan M

Okay, my late night is set for tonight! As I said in the Upcoming post, its been a long, long time since I’ve seen this movie, and I don’t quite remember very little about it, so revisiting it along with you will almost be like a first time watch. Can’t wait!

Wil Castillo

This is a good movie. If you enjoyed this, then I would recommend you watch Dances with Wolves. It's also another good one.

Alex Gorell

The last time I watched this movie was with another reactor 3 years ago or so when she was first starting out. Looking forward to seeing it again.

D H

or a Michael Mann run of films...

scott osborne

BLOODY HELL OMG YES YES YES LAST OF THE MOHICANS YES YES YES TISSUSE AT THE READY EARS CLEARED OF WAX FOR THE EPIC MUSIC iv not watched this in a few years i shed tears every time i watch this cant wait to see how much you cried for this

Chris

I vote for this (Michael Mann, I mean. Or honestly both...)

Chris

Re: the music--check out Alip_Ba_Ta for an absolutely wild guitar cover of the main theme...

Larry Darrell

Holy Crap!! This is a film I would have chosen for you. This is one of my all time favorites. Thank You. Thank You.

Kevin Cavanaugh

This is my favorite book of all time. I remember having to do a report on it for high school. Around the same time, the movie came out. Yes I’m old. But it’s a great movie. Gonna watch it with you tonight.

Larry Darrell

“Older”??!! There’s 60 plus years of Awesome films that came before this “Old” movie. What the… 🤦‍♂️ (JK… but also not ;-)

Brian Scarbrough

lol yeah…that’s why I said older, not old. But hey, it is 33 years old.

Robert da Spruce

Excellent reaction! I really like this film! And don’t worry, you were only muted for a minute or so. No biggie As far as Alice goes, Sachem said she was to go with Magua so his heart will heal. I guess that implies marriage? IDK She was quite, I don’t wanna say weak, not sure the right word. Delicate? Not as strong as Cora. She was pretty traumatized by everything going on. And Uncas has become somewhat of a protector in her eyes. And I think his presence made her feel safer. And when he was killed, I think she just lost hope. And in a moment of grief, she chose to jump IDK, that’s how I interpret it. If you haven’t seen it, may I suggest Dances with Wolves. I think you would enjoy it Feel better!

Kevin Cavanaugh

Alice, of course, had lost all hope. As far as she knew, Corawas dead along with her father. Everything she knew was gone she sure as hell didn’t wanna become Maguas wife or worse? Great reaction as always keep up the great work.

Eric Wallace

"It can't end well with that music" you aren't wrong

Eric Wallace

First, you haven't seen Patriot yet?! I want it immediately but like end of June so your youtube edit hits on 4th of July makes better business sense. 2nd, I haven't seen this movie in years and I enjoyed it so much watching with you. 3rd, for folks coming later she watched the "Definitive Directors cut" and as of march 20th 2025 it's on disney plus.

Riggo 82

The book "The Last of the Mohicans", was written by James Fenimore Cooper. It was published in 1826 and is considered one of the great American novels. I highly recommend it. And just as an aside the expression "the sun never sets on the British Empire", came later during the age of imperialism under the rule of Queen Victoria.

Ron White

I was lucky enough ( old enough ) to see this in the theatre when it first came out. It instantly became one of my all time favorites. It was epic then and holds up just as well today. There are some great on line clips regarding the making of this movie that are well worth checking out. It was also I believe, the last film on this scale to use all traditional movie making techniques - film cameras, analog sound recording, manual editing etc. with no CGI or digital technology involved. Just shows newer isn't always better.

Clay F

Wow, this an excellent movie. I will be watching your reaction this weekend. Thanks Fellowship Tier.

SplinterTME

I love this movie and I love the book. FYI on a scale of 1 to 10 on how faithful the movie is to the book, I give it a 3 or 4. Lots of changes in the movie from the book one of which is in the book Alice survives.

Clay F

Great reacton. One of your best. The vocal being out wasn't that long. You recognized that guy from Chernobyl. He is young in this. "What are you looking at, sir?" "I am looking at you, miss." Sad about Uncas and Alice.

EnigmaSoup

If you get the chance you should look up "theatrical ending Last of the Mohicans" on YouTube. The directors cut edited out the original dialogue at the very end. Not sure why, I always loved it and thought it was a great final line before the credits.

Ron White

Almost all of the Native Americans depicted in the film including the Fort scenes and Forest Battle were actual Native American extras. All of the special effects in this movie were practical effects with strict attention to detail. Having just rewatched the movie it makes the scale of the live action scenes that much more impressive. In the movie Alice is 16 years old. She is a sheltered, pampered school girl who has no reference for how to handle the trauma she has witnessed and endured. When she jumps at the end she is so disoriented that she can not conceive an alternative in that moment. Fun fact: Actress Jodhi May turned 16 while filming the movie. Since she was a minor her mother intervened to prevent a kissing scene that she considered inappropriate due to her daughters young age. Fun fact: Wes Studi ( Magua ) and Maurice Roeves (Col Munro ) developed a life long friendship that lasted until Roeves death in 2020.

Ziro the Hutt

Cracking film, and when Day-Lewis used to act well, instead of that nonsense he started doing at the turn of the millenium. Due a rewatch of this again soon, might do it alongside your reaction too Teegan to see how you got on with it; I'm sure you'll know far more about this time period of US history far better than I anyway, even as one of these pesky Brits! :D Ironic however that the Colonies fought to free themselves from the British Crown, when they have a de facto orange "King" now who give that scum everything and receive nothing in return but to be stomped on. Funny that.