I thought this was a master piece. had me gripped throughout and beautiful use of cinematography and lenses
I thought it was kind of boring. It would have worked better as a B plot rather than a full episode.
Graham Greene is a treasure. Loved this episode.
Dallas' homage to, "The Crying Indian," was funny.
I remember the anti-littering ad in 1971, and it changed the way I thought about littering. I remember hearing there was some controversy, and that the actor wasn't Native American. But, until just now I didn't know the reason(s) it was controversial, nor that the actor's story wasn't simple...and, didn't know he was honored in 1995 by Native Americans for his depictions. "Iron Eyes Cody," passed away in 1999 at the age of 94.
Here's a link to a four minute CBS news story from March 2023 about the ad being given by the non-profit group, "Keep America Beautiful," to the, "National Congress of American Indians." Keep America Beautiful released a statement that the ad was inappropriate then and now.
The ad was made by Coca-Cola.
Dallas' reference to Bear, "going walkabout," is a reference to Taika's homeland's indigenous people's tradition I became familiar with through the movie, "Walkabout," (1971), which can be watched here: https://fmovies.to/movie/walkabout-1nw9w/1-1
(It's rated 7.6 on IMDb.) Use a good ad and pop-up blocker -- I recommend LibreWolf browser which has uBlock Origin enabled by default and erases cookies automatically.
A part of me wonders if Bear isnt destined to be a Shaman for the reservation - that the visions he experiences are just the first signs of him having a higher purpose.
Another great and entertaining episode. Must watch.
Loved the Candyman reference. Funny!
I’ve seen things you can’t explain. Hahaha.
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"Love doesn't have to be received, sometimes it can just be"