Tomahawk (1951) ★ (RECENT)

: Rather than simple "good vs. evil," the story explores honorable leaders on both sides—the Indian chief and the Cavalry colonel—whose peace efforts are sabotaged by prejudiced underlings. Critical Perspectives

: Shot in the Black Hills of South Dakota, the movie is lauded for its "handsome looking" production and well-paced action sequences. Tomahawk (1951)

: Much like contemporary films Broken Arrow and Fort Apache , Tomahawk focuses on the injustices committed against the Sioux and the brutality of certain U.S. Cavalry members. : Rather than simple "good vs

For those looking to watch, Tomahawk is available on DVD via Movie Buffs Forever and was recently released on Blu-ray by Kino Lorber , though some reviewers note the Blu-ray master is sourced from an older, slightly shaky transfer. Tomahawk (1951) (Blu-ray Review) - The Digital Bits : Much like contemporary films Broken Arrow and