The Last of the Mohicans
(Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe)

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THE AMERICAN COLONIES.
IT IS THE 3RD YEAR OF THE WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
FOR THE POSSESSION OF THE CONTINENT.
THREE MEN, THE LAST OF A VANISHING PEOPLE,
ARE ON THE FRONTIER WEST OF THE HUDSON RIVER.


The Last of the Mohicans is an epic adventure and passionate romance film which unfolds against the panorama of a frontier wilderness ravaged by war. Daniel Day-Lewis (Academy Award winner - Best Actor for "My Left Foot") portrays "Hawkeye", the adopted son of the Mohican tribe in this brilliantly filmed adaptation of James Fenimore's masterpiece novel.

Magua
River Walk

From the opening scene, The Last of the Mohicans captivates the audience with its brilliant cinematography, spell-binding scenery, and powerful original music score composed by Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman. Director Michael Mann has an incredible gift of being able to deliver the old-fashioned epic film back into today's theaters.

Daniel Day-Lewis provides his a magnificent and convincing performance, while one can't help but fall in love with Madeleine Stowe in her portrayal as Cora Munro, the aristocratic daughter of a proud British Colonel. Wes Studi offers a chilling performance as the Huron warrior, Magua-Now this is how a "bad-guy" should be played.

Last of the Mohicans is a classic love story of two people from different worlds thrust together amidst the brutal conflict between the British, the French and Native American allies.

Fight Scene
Fight Scene What the viewer doesn't want to miss is the second, less conspicuous love story taking place between Hawkeye's brother and Cora's sister.

The battle scenes appear very genuine as well. Watch for the scene when Hawkeye runs through every obstacle to save Cora during the main battle scene. The choreography is amazing; in fact, just about everything about this film is amazing.


The Last of the Mohicans is a film paralleled by few. Michael Mann's strive for all around excellence is a delight for genuine film lovers. This film is a classic- A must see!

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