eagle wing is a pleasant surprise of a movie and  and keeps the viewer interested. i do not know anything about it being made by the british until i read the other viewer comments. i can understand why it won an award for cinematography and for it was brilliantly presented and must have looked magnificent on a vast theatre screen. it seemed to be a lot more realistic than most westerns and in portraying how the west was more truly won. as well as the complexities of the characters it presents. the indian sam waterson character is particularly intriguing. he seems to be brutal in the savage environment he is conditioned to and but displays remarkable respect for the frailties he witnesses in the white men and women he encounters. he is not friendly or sensitive to these intruders in his lands and but he has a limit to his sense of vengeance and even a compassion when he is in a position of power and observing the wilting white man bent on revenge and as well as the girl he kidnaps after capturing a stagecoach. as such and his character seems complex but congruous to the harsh lands he lived in and which were threatened by these intruders he is not heartless in his dealings with. the magnificent horse he rides is a critical link and it is interesting to note how this indian handles it and compared with the martin sheen character who has it in his possession and power for a time. eagle wing is an unusual western and a genre i am not drawn to and but i really appreciated this excellent offering and which i would rate second only to a man called horse. 
eagle wing is a pleasant surprise of a movie and  and keeps the viewer interested. i do not know anything about it being made by the british until i read the other viewer comments. i can understand why it won an award for cinematography and for it was brilliantly presented and must have looked magnificent on a vast theatre screen. it seemed to be a lot more realistic than most westerns and in portraying how the west was more truly won. as well as the complexities of the characters it presents. the indian sam waterson character is particularly intriguing. he seems to be brutal in the savage environment he is conditioned to and but displays remarkable respect for the frailties he witnesses in the white men and women he encounters. he is not friendly or sensitive to these intruders in his lands and but he has a limit to his sense of vengeance and even a compassion when he is in a position of power and observing the wilting white man bent on revenge and as well as the girl he kidnaps after capturing a stagecoach. as such and his character seems complex but congruous to the harsh lands he lived in and which were threatened by these intruders he is not heartless in his dealings with. the magnificent horse he rides is a critical link and it is interesting to note how this indian handles it and compared with the martin sheen character who has it in his possession and power for a time. eagle wing is an unusual western and a genre i am not drawn to and but i really appreciated this excellent offering and which i would rate second only to a man called horse. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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