They Died With Their Boots On

1st class recommend it.

Everyone in this movie is just heroic. Like they say in the movie, the thing about glory is that you can take it with you...

Very good quality

I enjoy watching a good western

Love it!

Im a big fan of all history, world and U.S. history. Of course, Ive always heard that General Custer was one of our major Indian fighters, and that he was ruthless in his pursuit of their defeat. Now, for those who are interested, look up the new issue of Amerian History magazine (Jan 08 I think) and it has a cover story on General Custer. They discuss this film in great detail, pointing out what was wrong, what was right, and what was made up. It turns out that yes, Custer WAS a supporter of the Indians! I was amazed, but not suprised. Another historical inaccuracy put to rest.

Added to my Custer collection.

This movie continues the Custer as Hero myth which really should not be taken seriously when we know what a cruel, wicked racist he was. Custer and General Sheridan were interested in the fertility and mineral wealth of the region which led to massive white immigration and its encroachment on the Indian reservation. The white man started the fight with the Sioux, under Sitting Bull, for the same reason as always--money. This movie is an example of Institutional racism. Perhaps Amazon should sell DVDs about the heroic Hitler or the heroic Milosovitch and their ethnic cleansing? Why is it any different when it is Native Americans?

Critics and historians stated that this is the most historically correct movie of Custer and the Little Big Horn event. Follows the Military transcripts and received high accuracy points. We are in a rewrite history mode. These brave men suffered and died for our country and peace.

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