Review of Little Big Man (1970) by Compi24 — 28 Nov 2012
In "Little Big Man", Arthur Penn creates a very diverse epic that is a showcase of great performances - Namely, the legendary Dustin Hoffman. Penn used this movie as an anti-establishment message against the United States' involvement in Vietnam and in doing so he creates an incredibly frightening portrait of how the U.
S. military treated Native Americans during 19th Century America. That being said, it makes this film all the more provocative. Despite this fact, the movie also posesses a good deal of satire, which I found to be particularly funny actually.
Overall, "Little Big Man" is a sprawling, entertaining, powerful epic yarn.
This review of Little Big Man (1970) was written by Compi24 on 28 Nov 2012.
Little Big Man has generally received very positive reviews.
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