Walking Thunder (1997)
Facts
| Directed by | Craig Clyde |
| Cast | James Read, John Denver, David Tom, Irene Miracle and Christopher Neame |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 1996 |
| Video Release | December 1, 1998 |
| Running Time | 95 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| UPC Code | 707347400134 |
| Buy this item ... | 9 new from $7.99, 8 used from $1.49, 1 collectible from $29.98 |
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Average user review:| wonderful movie |
| DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS movie avoid IT. You can easily do MUCH BETTER! |
~ James Read (II) would be worthy of the Golden Goose EGG prize. The movie is just plain mean spirited and insulting ALL to native american peoples. The whole movie seems to reek with a level of arrogance that makes it more chore than joy to watch. I know there is a certain neanterhal sub-culture that would give this movie high praises for accuracy and maybe it is accurate. Unfortunately accuracy when dealing with the historical past often reveals the most negative base and dead common things about human beings.
We all know the aweful things about the past and I for one do not need to relive the most callous insensitive behaviors of the past when I seek entertainment. Maybe I watch movies for all the wrong reasons, but I like seeing things that make me feel good about the production. I like see people who I come to love respect and admire as the story unfolds. These people reveal themselves to be racist brutes who disrespect almost everything they encounter. I grow to hate and eventually despise the main characters as the movie unfolds. Some movies like this one made at a different time shock todays more humane mainstream sensibilities as such it has overstayed its welcome. Disney needs to put this mess back in the vault with a sincere hope it never see's the light of day again.
This film should not be destroyed it has one niche left. This is a perfect how not to make a movie object lesson. Also this movie almost ranks up there with Birth of Nation in its vile racist insensitive content. I was honestly insulted that Amazon.com offered me this junk as a Gold Box Special but it was likely a computers choice so how can I be mad. May 27, 2006
| Great Movie |
| Maybe not for Indian kids, anyway... |
Apart from that, the film was a fairly enjoyable wilderness picture, though not containing anything really exceptional apart from big ol' Bart. And it's nice that it didn't end with the kid having to hunt down the bear, as I first assumed when I read the film description. January 19, 2006
| Ripped Off |
Great script, great cast, excellent film for kids. But I would suggest that potential customers NOT support this film. Do not rent or buy this movie until the distributor pays the actors what they're due!!
Watch this space for updates! June 13, 2004
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