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May 29, 2015 · In this new book, Moore mixes a narrative about one of cycling’s toughest races ever (81 riders started, only eight finished) with an entertaining and jauntily written travelogue that at times ...
- Reviews/Film; A Revisionist Portrait Of ... - The New York Times
If the baby, so to speak, is Geronimo's dauntless fighting...
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Dec 10, 1993 · If the baby, so to speak, is Geronimo's dauntless fighting spirit, it has been thrown out with the bath water of outmoded film stereotypes regarding American Indians.
- Walter Hill
May 8, 2012 · Geronimo: An American Legend. Wes Studi, as Geronimo, rides into the director Walter Hill’s movie on a white horse. No actor has ever sat straighter or more centered on that animal. His ...
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Geronimo: An American Legend. 58. Metascore. 22 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com. 88. Chicago Sun-TimesRoger Ebert. Walter Hill's "Geronimo," a film of great beauty and considerable intelligence, covers the same ground as many other movies about Indians, but in a new way. 75. TV Guide Magazine.
Dec 10, 1993 · The screenplay, by John Milius and Larry Gross, shows the daily lives of the Army's few professional Indian fighters who actually had some understanding of their foe, in particular a scout named Al Sieber ( Robert Duvall) and a young lieutenant named Charles Gatewood ( Jason Patric ).
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Nov 27, 2012 · Geronimo was never a chief, but he had a mysterious, surreal power that left his people in awe, and often in fear, of him. The Apache people were trained from birth to survive in the treacherous mountains of the Southwest, to live off the land and to plunder.
