elderbush gilch was a big disappointment for me. i would heared how great it was and how important it was. it just do not strike me. it had a dim witted story line and plus some moronic and sadistic native american characters that are thurroughly offensive by today standards. while most of d. w. griffith films have depth and intelegence and this one feels more like a formula baised programme picture. i loved seeing lillian gish and mae marsh in pre birth of a nation roles and plus some of the staging of the battle scenes were pretty good. acording to future griffith cameraman karl brown and audiences were standing on their seats and cheering once the cavalry comes riding in at the end. i felt nothing. and beleave me and i lve watching griffith early work at biograph. this film just isn not what it used to be. the best thing about this film it that and for all of it flaws and it has many of griffith touches to it. he handles his principal actors pretty well and plus the scene where the indians are encircling the cabin it reminiscent to the climax of birth of a nation and a far superior film that would send shock waves across america a little over a year later. 
elderbush gilch was a big disappointment for me. i would heared how great it was and how important it was. it just do not strike me. it had a dim witted story line and plus some moronic and sadistic native american characters that are thurroughly offensive by today standards. while most of d. w. griffith films have depth and intelegence and this one feels more like a formula baised programme picture. i loved seeing lillian gish and mae marsh in pre birth of a nation roles and plus some of the staging of the battle scenes were pretty good. acording to future griffith cameraman karl brown and audiences were standing on their seats and cheering once the cavalry comes riding in at the end. i felt nothing. and beleave me and i lve watching griffith early work at biograph. this film just isn not what it used to be. the best thing about this film it that and for all of it flaws and it has many of griffith touches to it. he handles his principal actors pretty well and plus the scene where the indians are encircling the cabin it reminiscent to the climax of birth of a nation and a far superior film that would send shock waves across america a little over a year later. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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