Triumphs of a Man Called Horse

Lord John Morgan, known as 'Man Called Horse,' returns to England after years living with the Crow Nation. He finds his former life stifling and his arranged marriage unbearable. Driven by a sense of belonging he only found among the Native Americans, he decides to return to the West, seeking a new life and purpose.

While the film attempts to continue the story of the Man Called Horse, it generally received mixed reviews. Critics noted the departure from the more grounded themes of the earlier films, with some finding the plot less compelling and the portrayal of Native American culture more superficial. However, Richard Harris's performance was still a point of praise for many.

• Richard Harris delivers a solid performance, but the story lacks the impact of its predecessors.

• The film struggles to recapture the magic and cultural depth of the original 'Man Called Horse'.

• A visually decent Western that ultimately feels like a retread.

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This film was shot in Mexico, with various locations standing in for the American West.