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Plot: Fictional biography of a 120-year-old white man, adopted by the Indians as a child, who witnessed General George A. Custer's megalomaniacal last stand at Little Big Horn in 1876.
This is one of the first movies to have a character go from one bad but amusing situation to another. Hoffman is great as usual, overall an awsome film.
This was really different. Dustin Hoffman was good, but there should have been more Faye Dunaway! Aside from that, it was quite interesting. And it had lots of parts that were oddly funny.
When I was ten years old, this film came onto our brand-new household concept, HBO, and I viewed it twenty times before they stopped airing it. Still holds magic for me.
Involving and often funny story about a 121-year-old man (Dustin Hoffman) who recounts his life as a Cheyenne brave (he was adopted by Indians), became a gunslinger (and friends with Wild Bill Hickock), and was the only survivor of "Custer's Last Stand." There was one thing you realize out of watching this picture...Custer was a douche bag.
It's like Forrest Gump in the old west with a hint of Blazing Saddles...Dustin Hoffman is as remarkable as ever even when looking ridiculous dressed as an indian.
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