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Originally Posted by Bobby-Joe
An appropriate enough move for the likes of you; main character starts the movie attacking Southerners whose only crime is protecting their civil liberties. Then, when wallowing in a orgy of Christian blood during the bloodiest war in American history isn’t enough for him, he heads off into the west, takes up with the Indians to help them slaughter helpless settlers. It is regrettable that Costner chose to delete the Missionary Scene form the movie but I suppose showing his character rapping and torturing a Preacher and his family do death would make the anti-Christian, Anti-American message too obvious.
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You evidently didn't see the same Dances with Wolves I saw.
I saw a beautiful movie about a soldier who was so sick of killing that he was ready to die, who went west to see the frontier before it was gone, met the people who lived there, he and they overcame language and cultural differences to forge a friendship, they basically adopted him into the tribe, he fell in love, defended his newfound extended family against attack, and when he was later attacked, they came to his defense.