"I may have sailed past them." What a film from start to finish.

Some people criticize this movie for being slow. But these comments are a product of living in the modern world. We expect instant communication. Time efficiency. Immediate gratification. But the times depicted here were a slower pace. People had all the time in the world to talk without the fear that they were competing for the attention from someone having to check their twitter message. You will enjoy this film better if you allow yourself to embrace that pace, if only for a couple of hours

@Silver54ful

7 жыл бұрын

BolanKeith- AMEN!!!!!!!!!

@Edruezzi

6 жыл бұрын

If they think it's slow they can go watch The Last Jedi.

@AshleyLebedev

6 жыл бұрын

BolanKeith favorite film for its slow peaceful pace. Very well said. x

@mizofan

3 жыл бұрын

slow? Hollywood produces hardly any top quality films these days of immature helter-skelter pacing and attention spans

@mdavis1992

11 ай бұрын

Well said!!

"...I may have sailed past them." It guts me. Beautiful cinema.

@tj-s6328

Жыл бұрын

Everytime.

"Did you find your Indies, John?" "I may have sailed past them..." Smith's words to her have deeper meaning. He left her ultimately because of his ambition. It was only now that he was realizing what he had really given up, hence why he also says "It was the only truth." Their love was real in some sense, passionate, and innocent but unstable. Her relationship with Rolfe is stable (she compares him to a tree earlier in the film), his love unbending, and he was the one who knew what he had when he had her. It took her seeing Smith again to truly realize she was over him and finally appreciate Rolfe for the good man he had consistently proven himself to be.

@18acertijosantos

9 жыл бұрын

Indeed...she needed to have a closure with Smith!

@ThePrincessziah1

8 жыл бұрын

+chiodoce you know the real story is She and John Smith never had a love connection . True she saved him from being killed by her father and he lived with her and her people for while but they never had a love connection. She only had a love connection with John Rolfe when her people gave her to the white people.

@mariellefe5419

6 жыл бұрын

chiodoce

@mariellefe5419

6 жыл бұрын

chiodoce hi

@ColinPatrickWeiss

5 жыл бұрын

"I may have sailed past them". that line always gets to me. so much meaning.

I love the shots of growing anxiety we see in Rolfe. He knew his wife’s heart was wild, and he loved her enough not to tame her, so now he knew that wild heart might choose its first love over him, and the fact that he was so worried I think shows that he would have let it happen too. He had a much more sacrificial love for her, and in the end was the one who deserved her. She saw that too, and I think ended up having more love (a truer, stronger love) for Rolfe than she ever had for Smith.

@Guigley

4 жыл бұрын

That was a wonderful analysis of their story. Well-said!

@dreamsteddybearsmaster

3 жыл бұрын

In real life too I believe. Interacial marriages are shunned then and they're not exactly commonplace either now.

@tracebrentley8029

2 жыл бұрын

I know Im kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?

@benlotus2703

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreamsteddybearsmaster Raaaaaycist

@virginiwoolf

Жыл бұрын

Heart to heart

When people talk about film as art, this is the kind of film they talk about. Of the thousands of films I've seen over the course of my life, I've rarely seen a film that is so rich, so rewarding, so beautiful and so utterly transporting.

@mizofan

3 жыл бұрын

do see Sansho the Bailiff (a favourite of Malick's), if not already- you may well find it very rewarding and beautiful too

@Guigley

3 жыл бұрын

@@mizofan That is a good film, though I prefer "Ugetsu" myself. One can never go wrong with classic Japanese cinema.

@dantheman6607

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100 percent

She looked like she was falling in love with Rolf right there, and the way he moved when he felt her take his arm....great acting. Damn.

i just love the ending of that clip with the little boy swinging his arms. he is so cute

4.11-19 Her smile is beautiful - her face just lights up.

Ahh when she walks behind him and takes his arm...it makes me ache. I love how tentative Bale plays it, yet when she asks him if they can go home his face just opens. Such a tender and romantic moment, so simple yet conveys the depths of love.

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

Bale's character was an absolute SIMP! He gave her everything, including a beautiful son, and she was ready to up and leave with more attractive 'Adventure Boy'...... the only reason she stuck around with Rolfe, is because she realized he has more resources for her and her child.

@Mike-oxlong1029

Жыл бұрын

@@soulsurfer639 that's the indian way. There was no ownership in their culture

@yesseniaayala2664

10 ай бұрын

@@soulsurfer639no, she just needed closure. She thought the first man she ever loved died. Once she got her closure, she went back to her husband

@mightymochi6320

8 ай бұрын

That's a very juvenile way to look at their situation. @@soulsurfer639

@methosimortal

5 ай бұрын

Rolfe was smart and kind enough to understand that if he forced her to stay with him, he would lose her anyway. And by respecting her enough to let her make her own decisions he gained her respect, love and trust in return.

So she just needed closure with Smith? Man this move is heart wrenching. I don't like all these feelings....its exhausting.

300 years and I’m still not over it

@baron2739

4 жыл бұрын

Give it time🤣

@fredpoesie2429

3 жыл бұрын

@@baron2739 😉

@mariahluke7159

3 жыл бұрын

me

@senjutiswagata4784

3 жыл бұрын

Me too.Can't have enough.

@tomurg

3 жыл бұрын

*400 years

Stating the obvious, I know, but Q'Orianka Kilcher is absolutely stunning!

@heidimckee737

7 жыл бұрын

Kitty Grimm she's also only 14 when she filmed this movie

@MikeJones-rk1un

6 жыл бұрын

She shines because NO EYE MAKE-UP. Wish girls/women would learn that. If I wanted to look at a racoon, I'd find one.

@tiahnnayasmine670

5 жыл бұрын

Kitty Grimm sorry but she's not an Indian they should have tanned her

@Zipisher

5 жыл бұрын

She's Native American or got some in her

@perryoparsonneseatingjuicy8738

4 жыл бұрын

Heidi McKee soo? She can still be beautiful. Plus she looks way older. I had no idea she was so young in this movie! Regardless, it’s not a sexual remark to call someone stunning, in fact she is. Get over it.

She's amazing for such a young girl! And she's gorgeous!

I love this scene. It now only shows she's over Smith but has accepted and fallen for John Rolfe. She has matured :)

@benlotus2703

2 жыл бұрын

She wants his money/ estate !

@aloha_oe311

2 жыл бұрын

@@benlotus2703 even if that was true.. She never pursued him in the first place but Rolfe himself. Lol

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

@@benlotus2703 That's exactly what happened lol, she was like "this hotty didn't even find China and has no money.... maybe I'll stick it out with Rolfe." and Rolfe is a 16th Century SIMP for taking her back after she openly walked out on him for someone else.

@dreamsteddybearsmaster

11 ай бұрын

@@soulsurfer639 Not exactly a SIMP. She went back to him because she realised she actually did love him and she was over Smith after seeing him again. Unfortunately, their happiness was short-lived since she never makes it home to The US... she dies in England and doesn't get to see her son grow up

@theprivilegecheckers

4 ай бұрын

​@@soulsurfer639 Not a simp at all, but the kind of man every man should aspire to be

For the people who are concerned with a 14 year old playing opposite of men who are in their 30's. There really is no reason to fret. The director wrote the scenes to be very classy. Q'orianka Kilcher's (Pocahontas) mother was on set with her every day. She said she couldn't have been happier that they were her co-stars since they were such gentleman. Q'orianka was even quoted saying "They're wonderful human beings. Very kind hearted". Colin & Christian complemented her on being beyond her years.

@nicolejarel5953

5 жыл бұрын

Silver54ful EXACTLY!!!

@sofiamart9058

5 жыл бұрын

NO, there are reasons to freak out. Even though her mother was there and she was okay with it, it portraits a very wrong idea of a young girl, a teenager having a relationship with an older man. They could have cast an older actress with younger looks. There's no excuse.

@AlydiaRackham

5 жыл бұрын

@@sofiamart9058 Never mind that it's absolutely historically-accurate. Almost all girls at 15 and 16 during this time period were contemplating marriage, or married. If Pocahontas had remained with her tribe, she probably would have been married at 14. People just didn't live as long.

@dreamsteddybearsmaster

5 жыл бұрын

Plus their spouses were usually heaps older even though she was younger

@beccamarie9782

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention how both Colin & Christian were uncomfortable kissing her because she was a minor. They said it themselves during some of their interviews.

I love the sincerity in his eyes, such great acting

Let's just all for a moment appreciate James Horner's perfect score with this movie.

@theguardian3920

2 жыл бұрын

But it wasn’t entirely used in the film 😔 so sad. This album is my favorite ost of all time

@peterharris38

Жыл бұрын

Or Wagner's despite his anti Semitic views, beauty can be found in obsure places

Smith was a soldier, adventurer, and explorer. Smith was a first love based on an immature fantasy image. Rolf was a true love based on shared lives and what they built together. Smith could not love her the way that Rolf could because Smith could not escape the kind of man he was for better and worse. Indeed, "he took what was certain and more tangible for his future." She was vulnerable because her father exiled her. So Smith abandoning her hurt even more. But it was ultimately for the best.

@DodirAnelaIntuitivnoOtvaranje

4 жыл бұрын

@Таня Мельса not correct. Her feelings for him didn't die. She was content by his acknowledgement that their love was real but he made different choice. She went back to life she consequently fell into, to her husband. (she didn't tell him "my love" but 'my husband', which was correct status) Because she understood nothing can be built with JS now, it was too late. She cried while Rolfe proposed to her because she knew that her heart is with JS. She died almost immediately after conclusion talk with JS. She loved him still.

@lindam5186

3 жыл бұрын

​@Таня Мельса I think it was more complicated. When Smith left her, she fell apart. Jon Rolfe tried to put her back together and heal her with his love. But she couldn't love him back because she still clung to Smith, memories they shared, memories about their love. I don't know if you were ever clinging to someone so much that memory of him became more than your presence to you. She clung to those memories so much that she didn't even realize that she has moved on already. There was one reference of this sooner in the movie when she was in the forest with Smith. ,, Is this the man I loved? So long ... "I feel like that's exacly what she was thinking when she met him. She realized that he is more like a distant memory of the love they felt back than. She was his only truth but he was her dream when she was young and in love. In other words, she loved the idea of him all those years, she didn't love HIM anymore. Sure, he is and always will be part of her, but he is not her presence anymore. That's how I understand it.

@annstillwell730

3 жыл бұрын

@Таня Мельса well she had grown up and realized the childhood infatuation she had with him wasn't more a dream.

@iprobablyforgotsomething

2 жыл бұрын

@Ann Stillwell -- Idk that it was infatuation, but simply that it was love based on who they were and once could have become together. That love didn't change, but *they* did, not least because he made a choice to leave and their lives diverged. They can't be who they were, or might have been, and the love they once had no longer suited or sustained the people they were 'now' when they met again. The time of being who they once were, and the opportunity for that love to grow and live, had now passed and wouldn't return.

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

@Таня Мельса Haha I'm the only one besides you, pissed off about this. Better looking Smith bailed on her to look for China.... While less attractive Rolfe shares his love, resources and even has a beautiful child with her, and she's still ready to up and leave Rolfe for the better looking guy who took off. When she sees that Smith isn't so hot and is unsuccessful, she 'allows' Rolfe to have her back. I'd be telling her she can pack her stuff, get out, and she can see her son on weekends! 😠 Rolfe should than marry one of those 17th century puritanical chicks who never cheat 😇

Dude she made the right choice.

I think I saw this movie like 7 times when it came out. It's one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen Malik is a genious

Her smile could melt a glacier.

@JP-rw2vz

5 күн бұрын

check out her screen test on the dvd. It was mesmerizing.

ladies let it be lesson for you stay with a man who loves you not with some one you love .

@cyre9188

7 жыл бұрын

mitra iranii Hell nö

@misstimzy

7 жыл бұрын

mitra iranii my mom always tells me that I swear and I tell her hell no , let the love be mutual wtf

@Silver54ful

7 жыл бұрын

mitra irani- Which is exactly what she does. Only this film, it is made clear Pocahontas and John Rolfe love one another in equal harmony.

@claudiaarmah2389

3 жыл бұрын

Most importantly love should be mutual. 😁 The man may be in love me but I'm not in love with him and vice versa. So what's the point? I'd rather be in love with someone who is also in love with me.

@dude9318

Ай бұрын

​@@claudiaarmah2389true

"did you find your indies john? .... you shall" "i may have sailed past them" beautiful

The thing with these two is that he loved her for what she was, in the forest, being herself, and his turmoil was loving her basically. I don't think she had anything to say to him here, he broke her heart, and like he says in the film, her and her people hold no grudges or jealously. She is calm and contented with her life now, there was no use in getting angry with him. They lived in a fantasy and now it's over... :'( x

She basically left him on read 😂 No man can heal from such wound and John totally deserved it.

I watched this movie for the first time for 2 weeks ago. Smith's line about "it's the only truth" just stroke a chord in me. This movie perfectly describes our human desire to explore, and the conflicting desire to have stability, peace, balance and love, with another human and with nature. Smiths acknowledges his own ignorance - exploration and career could never bring him the catharsis he experienced in the forrest with her. He couldn't let go of the pressures and norms of his world/society, ultimately causing him to lose the truth and love his soul hungered for. This movie has easily become among my top 10. I have to watch all of Malick's films, as it seems to be a theme he explores - our modern humanity and how it conflicts with nature, love and grace.

@benlotus2703

2 жыл бұрын

Terrence Malick lost the plot after the Thin Red Line !

@simons.6029

2 жыл бұрын

​@@benlotus2703 You are entirely free to hold that opinion :) There are two possibilities: 1. You are right. 2. You don't have the capacity to understand what Malick is trying to express in his movies produced after The Thin Red Line. While not being conventional story telling, they try to explore more existential topics through a cinematic experience, where not everything is laid out and presented in a clear cut and obvious manner for the average person to understand immediately at first glance, when watching the his movies. Lack of capacity can stem from not having experience of loss, an existential crisis, depression, existential wonder, melancholia, religious belief, moral questioning and spirituality. Just a reminder that movies may make sense for a lot of people, even though they don't make sense through your eyes, due to your paradigm and experience.

@benlotus2703

2 жыл бұрын

@@simons.6029 T.Malick = 3 masterpieces; then a lot of directionless rubbish. Even Christopher Plummer said 'The New World' was rubbish !

@simons.6029

2 жыл бұрын

@@benlotus2703 A stand by what I said - you lack capacity to understand. Plummer said it was rubbish, because many scenes with him was cut from the final cut of the movie - I understand why he was disappointed about that, but that doesn't make the movie bad. Also, why spend time watching clips on KZread from a movie you don't appreciate? :)

@benlotus2703

2 жыл бұрын

@@simons.6029 I watch these clips because T.Malick was a genius up until the year 1999. Also the music he uses in his OST = beautiful

I feel for Smith! Sometimes love just happens, and happens while you have ambitions that simply don’t align with the other person

@factorafric2043

2 жыл бұрын

true that

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

I feel more for Rolfe! That guy gave Pochahantas a beautiful home, love and a family... and she was still ready to bail on him for the hotter guy that left her, but decided he wanted to see her again. After seeing that her hunk wasn't successful, she was like "hey Rolfe, I'll stick around with you and the kid after all..." I'm sorry but she would be out of my cabin with no 16th Century alimony and she could visit my son on weekends!

it was hard watching this scene. I think the character of Smith was struggling from the beginning of where to take his life next. He was a pirate who was trying to redeem himself and the Captain gives him this second chance or opportunity to redeem himself and take this voyage offered by the King. His love for her wasnt expected or planned, he never saw a future for them even tho he so desperately wanted to so he took what was certain and more tangible for his future.

The ending shows his regret because he realized he was wrong.

This was truly a lovely movie. It’s so historical and romantic. You can tell that Smith regrets his actions and though she is not mad at him she kindly dismisses him and moves on. I imagine Rolfe was overwhelmed and takin by surprise to find out he was the one. This is my favorite movie with Christian Bale in it.

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

"I imagine Rolfe was takin by surprise to find out he was the one..." uuuuuhhh they had a child together, and Rolfe gave her a home and a comfortable living (by 16th century standards). If Rolfe had a pair, he would have sent Pocahontas packing....

I love the pacing of the movie and the highlight of the nature sounds. So cars, phones, planes or whatever. No fast pace. A good movie to relax to and when you need a break from today’s bad movies

@joewhitehead3

Жыл бұрын

So there’s no good movies at all anymore?

@freshbrewedasmr3378

Жыл бұрын

@@joewhitehead3 definitely not like the 90s and early 2000s movies

@joewhitehead3

Жыл бұрын

@@freshbrewedasmr3378 So just different then

this movie moved me 19 years ago and still feels so personal and deeply connecting to my soul in different ways... the fact that John Smith leaved Pocahantes to follow his dream (of finding Indie Islands) and after all those years, he realised the girl was his only dream is heartbrokenly real... We all had experiences of following a mirage at the cost of losing our only true love😢

@x-wing8785

3 ай бұрын

Well said! How many times have I thought of my youth and how much I have lost. All because I looked for my happiness far away and didn't notice that it was right next to me. Many times. Well, a man is a fool in his youth and the wisdom of old age does not come without that foolish youth. But sometimes it really hurts to think about it.

@Rey.89

3 ай бұрын

@@x-wing8785 thanks for sharing your experience... I need to hear it time and again to feel I'm not the only one who feel so.

@x-wing8785

3 ай бұрын

@@Rey.89 You are definitely not the only one.

John: It’s feels like the first time we’ve ever talked Pocahontas: Nods, and leaves him on read 😂 😂

The first time I saw this, I was really hoping she would go back to John Rolfe. He is so faithful to her. ❤

@Silver54ful

6 жыл бұрын

skippymargue I to was thrilled when she returned to John Rolfe. He is a jewel of a man. He was 100% devoted to her and her needs. It's so refreshing to see a romance film that highlights respect and compassion as the key that holds a couple together. :)

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

@@Silver54ful I was pissed that Rolfe took her back! I bet he could've scored a 16 century puritanical maiden, that wouldn't ditch him and her son for some vagabond sailor ⛵

@GreenMagic0

7 ай бұрын

who would deny sigma Bale.

they really loved each other but she made the right choice... He did something really bad to her and she shouldn't go back with him

@holypaladin7532

7 жыл бұрын

She chose wrong ofc.Smith was right choice , just before she got child with that moron bale.

@kd1306

5 жыл бұрын

Cyre settle white nigga

@MegumiHayashida

3 жыл бұрын

@@holypaladin7532 nah, Smith was a fuccboi who faked his death because he didn't have the balls to handle his feeling. Bale's character is a virtuous man who cured his wife from depression.

@thecensoredmuscle563

2 жыл бұрын

In real life Smith got a chunk of the skin on his leg blown off and needed to leave to England instantly and did not get to say goodbye. The men at Jamestown told her that he was dead.

My husband...

I love q'orianka kilcher who plays Pocahontas/Rebecca, and she was actually 14 when this movie was made.

"There's no moment i regret, since the moment that we've met, if my time has gone too fast, I've lived at last." John Smith in a nutshell

The kind of movie where you could spend hours analyzing or enjoying, either way its such a good film.

the final recognition of her that she got over him and finally could make peace with herself and that she found in Rolfe her new home :) its awesome how relieved and happy she is when she asked him to go home with him!

This movie is soooo beautiful!!!!

A really spectacular film

That girl is so gorgeous!! That bone structure is just asdfghjkl

It takes true courage to love, for you know at some point your heart may be crushed beyond what one can endure. The beauty, the mystery of it all...

Incredible Mallick film !!

The best scene in cinema. Ever.

A man who loves you never leaves.Fact.He wanted his ambition more and so he can have it.Bale loved her and wanted her from the beginning.He deserves to be with her and Im happy she chose him.

@soulsurfer639

Жыл бұрын

.....but similarly "a WOMAN who loves you never leaves." and she walked off on Bale and her son for Mr "I'm gunna discover the west indies" 🏝😡

Mozart piano concerto no 23 in A Major , K 488 Adagio (just found it).. :-)

@mizofan

3 жыл бұрын

The adagio is my favourite piece by him (and his clarinet concerto as a whole is even better)

I watched the movie a 2nd time and it actualy made me cry (5 times). First i watched it, i skipped and didnt understand.

God surely had mercy on them all. Praise the Lord God.

Great Art is almost always Romantic Art!

@db-og2ph

4 жыл бұрын

So true :)

The way she caught up with john rolfe who looked a bit down and reassured him she only him. Im happy she chose john rolfe

Lovely scene.

This is a beautiful film. I love movies. They can show us how we wish stories would’ve ended. They romanticized to inspire. Other accounts say that she was filled with anger when she saw him after many years for she saw him as a betrayer of her people from whence they trusted him at a time. Pocahontas had a horrible go. She may have even been totally forced to marry Rolfe. I hope not. What a story and legacy.

if you've ever had a deep, truly deep and meaningful love that wasn't meant to last, this scene really hits hard. Some love just is very deep, but also very temporary. Her husband that loves her and her child are more meaningful to her now.

Truly appreciated this scene, it hurts to realize that smith didnt appreciate her and their love wasn't real but the climax of her seeing smith one last time and being able to walk away to rolfe was delivered excellently, especially with the dialogue and last acknowledgement head nod

This is a more accurate version of the Disney story. She’s buried in London and has decedents in the US

This is a masterpiece !!!

Damn, she looks kind of like the Disney Pocahontas. Her mouth is shaped the same way and her eyes.

That smile of her’s right at the end gets me every time

@charlesfenwick6554

Жыл бұрын

Great acting

i cant watch any more scenes now i wanna watch the whole thing!

I honestly really enjoyed this movie.

it is sad John Smith left her and had people lie to her thinking he was dead. But if I saw her dressed as an english woman I would've love her that way. i would've still be in love with the Pocahontas I knew in the forest.

es una pelicula muy linda en la se pone a prueba el amor verdadero

This is the pivotal scene in the film. The Vorspiel stuff is fun but this is what is important.

A masterpiece ✨️ 👏

I always crying...

Goosebumps 😍

Most beautiful movie ever and I'll never meet someone who feels the same way.

@dantheman6607

6 ай бұрын

I feel the same way so glad I was able to see this in the movies so many back then panned it

I don't know why but I absolutely love this soundtrack especially 2:55 ish on... I have the movie and soundtrack. .. both are awesome in my opinion.

This ending made me só emotional😭💔❤️

@wingsofredemptionexposed4425

10 ай бұрын

so good isn't it?

@GreenMagic0

7 ай бұрын

That's how Christian Bale movies are, really emotional especially endings. I love Christian Bale!

the song champagne problems for some reason reminded me of this scene out of nowhere

- Did you find your Indies, John? - As soon as possible.

@FaizalDeen

8 жыл бұрын

+Алиса Цукерман I thought it was a dream/What we knew in the forest?But it was the only truth

Incredible love story. Pocahontas is such an assertive female character, and John Rolfe is everything a real man should be. She thought John Smith was dead when he opted to take off for the Indies, only to find out he was still alive, living in England, with no plans to ever return, and had essentially abandoned her to slate his ambition. She told her husband she made a mistake marrying him and needed to see John Smith because he is her true husband, and being such a good man John Rolfe took her to England so she could see Smith again agreeing to wait for her and see how it goes as she decides which one of them she wants to be with... Smith the man who abandoned her never planning to return or Rolfe the stable man who practically worships her. So beautiful. So poetic

The Best moment!

Where Meeko at?

As soon as possible, cry

I woulda liked to see Smith & Rolfe face to face with each other & shake hands. Smith coulda thanked Rolfe for taking care of her

Buenas noche...por favor tirar pelicula complet en español.. gracias..Es preciosa esta. pelicula

touching and deep

I haven’t seen this movie yet, but I really like the movie that she plays princess Liliuokalani of Hawaii.

love

She needed to say goodbye.

Natural beauty even without make up she is

thanks :)

@Barthonolew12 this isnt a documentary, this is terrence malick's film

اروع الفلام

Its called The New World, its in the description

Do see Mizoguchi's beautiful and poignant masterpiece Sansho the Bailiff, which is no doubt an influence on this film, not least with a scene i'll call Anju's ripples.

@theairinthebranches

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful recommendation, thank you, I'm watching it now :)

Seems im speaking to you for the first time .....just cry everytime

Might anyone know the musical number in the back ground? Thanks!

what is the name of the piano song at the beginning of the video please?

John Smyth, early MGTOW. Without men like that, we would still be looking for America. Never mind the Indies.

Don't worry, Bale is married to a woman 4 years older than him :)

Lighten up - a kiss is just a kiss.

Does make me feel a little bit bad for them. But it all had to be happening. It also makes me think about David and Leilani from the depths furry comics. And this is how they should forgive each other for everything. To have more peace. May they live and live well for God Almighty. Great movie to remember forever.

what the heck are you talking about? I just said that the actress resembles the cartoon drawing which was drawn off of actress Irene Bedard (not Pohawton) who places the mother of Pocahontas in this film right here. That's it. There was no need to drop a history ethnic lesson on me. That's it. I know Q'orianka Kilcher is German and Native American already & she looks like the cartoon.

Smith gave jer ONLY pain

or at the beginning...