The Return of a Man Called Horse

Synopsis

In the movie "The Return of a Man Called Horse", Richard Harris reprises his role as the English aristocrat who becomes a member of the Sioux tribe. The story continues as Horse returns to his adopted people, facing new challenges and conflicts amidst the changing world. Set in the Wild West, the film explores themes of identity, cultural clashes, and the struggle for belonging. As Horse navigates between two worlds, the audience is taken on a journey of self-discovery and redemption. With stunning cinematography and powerful performances, this sequel delves deeper into the complexities of Horse's character and the price of unity amidst adversity.

Cast

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  Richard Harris

  John Morgan / Horse

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  Gale Sondergaard

  Elk Woman

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  Geoffrey Lewis

  Zenas

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  Jorge Luke

  Running Bull

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  Jorge Russek

  Blacksmith

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  Claudio Brook

  Chemin De Fer

Reviews

The Return of a Man Called Horse received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Richard Harris's compelling portrayal of Horse and the film's authentic portrayal of Native American culture, others found it lacking in depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 55%, suggesting a divisive response from audiences and critics alike. IMDb rated it 6.1/10, indicating a moderate reception. Critics appreciated the film's visual aesthetics and emotional depth, but some felt it fell short in terms of narrative innovation and character development. Overall, the sequel offers a visually stunning yet somewhat predictable continuation of Horse's journey, appealing to fans of the original but potentially leaving others wanting more.