i blame birth of a nation myself  for commencing the long running tradition of hollywood travesties of history and of which there can be few greater examples than this. apart from getting the names of custer and his 7th cavalry and crazy horse and the sioux and president grant spelt right and the geography correct and the fact that custer and his men were indeed wiped out to a man and the rest just takes hyperbole and invention to ludicrous limits. throw in some downright hackneyed scenes of the purest exposition and (try custer and his wife learning of the phony gold rush to excuse the invasion of the sioux territory and custer testimony in front of congress pleading the rights of the red indians and to top it all and custer storming into the president office to beg to return to his post) and honestly there plenty more of the same and some of these scenes almost comical in their corniness. . and yet and and yet and it still a great actioner with flynn as dashing as ever and dehavilland as beguiling as ever and the young anthony quinn getting a start as crazy horse and director walsh as barnstorming as ever in his depiction of crowd scenes and of course the tumultuous action sequences. ford taught us in liberty valance to believe the legend before the truth. here i think were closer to the legend of the legend but hey and it only a movie and a rollicking and wonderfully enjoyable classic hollywood movie at that. 
i blame birth of a nation myself  for commencing the long running tradition of hollywood travesties of history and of which there can be few greater examples than this. apart from getting the names of custer and his 7th cavalry and crazy horse and the sioux and president grant spelt right and the geography correct and the fact that custer and his men were indeed wiped out to a man and the rest just takes hyperbole and invention to ludicrous limits. throw in some downright hackneyed scenes of the purest exposition and (try custer and his wife learning of the phony gold rush to excuse the invasion of the sioux territory and custer testimony in front of congress pleading the rights of the red indians and to top it all and custer storming into the president office to beg to return to his post) and honestly there plenty more of the same and some of these scenes almost comical in their corniness. . and yet and and yet and it still a great actioner with flynn as dashing as ever and dehavilland as beguiling as ever and the young anthony quinn getting a start as crazy horse and director walsh as barnstorming as ever in his depiction of crowd scenes and of course the tumultuous action sequences. ford taught us in liberty valance to believe the legend before the truth. here i think were closer to the legend of the legend but hey and it only a movie and a rollicking and wonderfully enjoyable classic hollywood movie at that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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