Crazy Horse

This Western drama chronicles the final days of the legendary Lakota leader, Crazy Horse, leading up to his assassination. The film depicts his deep spirituality, his unwavering resistance to assimilation, and the tragic circumstances that led to his downfall at Fort Robinson. It explores themes of betrayal, cultural conflict, and the devastating impact of broken treaties on Native American tribes.

Crazy Horse received a mixed to positive reception, particularly for its portrayal of historical events and performances. While some critics noted pacing issues, many praised its respectful depiction of Native American culture and the complexities of Crazy Horse's life and death.

• Praised for its historical accuracy and respectful portrayal of Crazy Horse.

• Felt by some to be a bit slow-paced but ultimately a moving depiction of a tragic figure.

• The performances, particularly Michael Rooker's, were highlighted as strong.

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The film was made as a television movie and was part of TNT's "Native Americans" series, which aimed to explore the history and culture of various Native American tribes.