The Last of the Mohicans (1992)

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

The Last of the Mohicans offers viewers pure entertainment along with adventure, romance and action. The story tells of an adopted son, his Mohican brother and father trying to avoid the ever expanding war between the British and the French in the colonial era of North America. But when they rescue two daughters of the British commander of a fort, they are forced in the middle of this battle to return the daughters safely with danger at every turn. I've always loved this movie ever since my father showed this to me as a kid. I instantly fell in love with the score and the story. Last of the Mohicans offers the audience everything to keep you entertained. This is a hard movie to only watch once. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys movies. This for me is a perfect rainy day film.

This was my first R-rated movie at the age of 8 (I kid you not), but it was for historical teaching purposes. Since that time, I've come back to this many times, and it gets better with each viewing. From the grand opening showing the mountain range of New York, to the epic battles, and the interactions between the characters, most notably Daniel Day Lewis as Hawkeye, you know you're in for something beautiful to look at as well as a story to get involved in. As I said before, Daniel Day Lewis really gets into the character of Hawkeye and the way he works with both friends and enemies, you feel for him. I will admit the love part between him and Cora and can get a little corny, but that's a minor setback, as everything else is done so well. Wes Studi, a veteran Native American actor gives it his all as Magua, the cold Huron Indian villain who becomes twisted from his treatment from others. If you want a real treat, be sure to see this (if you can) on the big screen, as that's the best way to view this movie in all its majesty.

Excellent entertainment of a time we don't see or hear much about i.e. the colonial days when Britain and France were fighting over America and the native Indians were caught in between. Lots of action all down to earth concerning men and women who live hard lives living off the land. Nothing back then was given away either. Helping one another if you could made sense. We get to see the worst in the French and the British while everyone else battles it out for land and goods. Some memorable scenes in this make it a must see again and again especially for the music alone. Enjoy

while i'm watching the movie , and after 50 minutes , i asked myself why i have not heared about this movie before ? Why the rating isn't above 8 ? i was really enjoying it and so confused because it was a great movie for me . but at the end i knew why The director ruined it with that weak ending He seems like he couldn't sacrifice one of the main characters where he should have , He killed the two secondary characters whom i was not having any feeling about them , just to let us see the two main characters sad ! will unfortunately it didn't work. for me it was an awful ending to a great movie . Before i see the ending my intention was to rate this movie 10 or 9 . after i saw it i could not .Daniel Day Lewis as always great performance and i watched the movie because of himAmazing soundtrack8/10