The Last Of the Mohicans(1992)
Hawkeye, a white man raised by Mohicans, struggles to stay alive in this drama about the 18th-century battles between Native Americans and colonisers.
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Age group15+ years
Duration107 mins
- Ahlaam, 12
- 11 reviews
The Last of the Mohicans was an enjoyable film, about history with a twist. Daniel Day-Lewis played Hawkeye, an adoptive Mohican, who allies with Britain as they need help with the war between France, whereas the rival tribe ally with France. The Commanders' daughter fall in love with Hawkeye, and so starts an epic adventure, with violence, peace, death, and everything in between. I give this film a three stars because films like this are not to my taste, as they do not have a real story to it, however, it was enjoyable and I liked it.
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