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Jacy
Colonial Settler
United Kingdom
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 Posted - November 26 2004 : 03:19:09 AM
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Me too!
He was fantastic - my dad was lucky enough to see him on the stage performing as 'Henry the Fifth' - and well, he said he was amazing!
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Lt. General Darcy
Lost in the Wilderness
United Kingdom
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Posted - November 27 2004 : 4:34:50 PM
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Originally posted by Lt. General Darcy
I agree with what Lonewolf it doesn't show the native americans at all, which it should of been!
Hawkeye Joe if this is the part you mean about spelling and typing, I see what you mean I must have been drunk when I wrote this because it should say:
I agree with what Lonewolf it doesn't show the Native Americans at all, which it should of!
I think anyway! 
I don't want to tell my age but I will say I am fairly young but not a child! so I'm between 16-25 
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wlogwihlas
Pathfinder
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Posted - January 12 2005 : 4:40:11 PM
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Originally posted by Grenouille
Hello,
Where are the Native Americans in the film? (They had hired Native reenactors)
It is the the assumtion of many that native reenactors are absent of native blood. This is not true, the majority of native reenactors that I know have blood in them, including myself. It bothers me when it is assumed that because one is "reenacting" a native, he couldn't possible have any native blood in him/her. I dont mean to come of harshly, but it is the way i feel. Sincerely Wlogwihlas.
p.s. other than that, i agree, lotm is much better, they should have hired Mann. |
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Steve S
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Posted - February 05 2005 : 5:52:51 PM
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| Another thought from the UK..I enjoyed The Patriot as much as I enjoyed Braveheart..fine as long as you turn off all historical criticism(and I'm the man whose wife tells him to shut up in cinemas when a minute fault in uniform appears...) |
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Obediah
Mohicanland Statesman
USA
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Posted - August 21 2006 : 11:23:48 PM
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| The Patriot: "Braveheart" meets "Glory" meets "The Swamp Fox." Did I miss anything? |
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Army_Brat84
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USA
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Posted - February 19 2007 : 03:30:49 AM
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| As far as the first post on The Patriot, most of the criticism is well-founded, but I think the general is being a little too nice to Tarleton, who with his Tory Legion butchered Continental soldiers who were attempting to surrender at the Waxhaus (spelling may be incorrect), which is documented by a surgeon. |
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--President Ronald Reagan (1911-2004)
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The Patriot is bad!!! LOTM is good!!!
