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Written May 20, 2012
SoooooooGood! Crooked Arrows

by mmit911

The movie also touches on the Native American roots of the game, which are very deep and interesting. Most importantly, to me, as I have been a long time critic about how our world has placed our Native American Indians in the background with no attention, I mean, real attention, etc. and this feeling of mine goes back to when I learned from history as to Who Was Here First in America! The Native American Indians! We, our government, seem to have put that aside, care less, and place attention on slavery, thanks to Abraham Lincoln! The Native American Indians were here first, as they greeted us on to American land, and I noted this even in an Irish Novel "Ireland" where they, St. Fitzgerald and his crew wished to visit America, and when they arrived, they were "welcomed" by the Native American Indians to come and make a home here, but he(?) thanked them, saying they just wanted to come and see America. This movie, Crooked Arrows" reopened my vote for them to get honor!
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Written June 3, 2012
Crooked Arrows

by gadogs08

This movie nailed it head on. Its about lacrosse, but more importantly its about its roots. Where it came from and those who played it first. The movie takes you into the culture that lives around lacrosse. I recommend this movie for anyone who plays lacrosse, wants to learn about lacrosse, or is looking for a good sports movie!
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Written May 27, 2012
Crooked Arrows

by globalreach

This is about growing up and giving back to your people. It's about honor and respect for yourself, others, and the Creator. Joe Logan (Brandon Routh), who has it made in the tangible world, is spiritually lacking. His old world and new world ways do not mesh comfortably. Joe is volun-told to coach the local high school lacrosse team as a part of his spiritual growth and to obtain the tangible things he is after. So, his father (Gil Birmingham) and sister Nadie (Chelsea Ricketts) gather to support his spiritual growth journey. "Grandmother", his spiritual guide, acts subtly and not-so-subtly as his subconscious to help him stay on his path. Grandmother is played by Betty Deer -- she is awesome! Excellent movie for family viewing.
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Written May 21, 2012
Crooked Arrows

by nativemom4

If you love Lacrosse, you will love this movie. You will come out with a better understanding of the history of Creator's Game while cheering for the modern day warriors. I thought the story was very well done and you are drawn in from the start. It honor's the true tradition of Lacrosse and the people that brought it to us. Remember "It only takes one good shot!" Go see this movie! You will NOT regret it.
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Written June 3, 2012
A Movie For The Home Library!

by roswellmd77

There is so many things about this film; from the acting to the story line that I can't write it with just the right amount of justice.

So to keep it short, watch the film, sit back, enjoy and walk out a Crooked Arrow!
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Written June 3, 2012
Generic by the numbers sports movie

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If you've seen any "underdog unorganized sports team that somehow manages to win the championships" in the last 20 years, you've seen this movie. Each scene is ripped straight from the page of any of those other movies with some "look" into native american culture thrown in to differentiate itself. Still, it was executed well enough that I had a smile on my face and was rooting for the underdogs.
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Written May 19, 2012
Crooked Arrows

by patches301

Absolutely Awesome! The feathers are a motivator for my team. Looking forward to an awesome NEXT... girls lacrosse season with some Crooked Arrows drills!.....I want the DVD....NOW! :-)
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Written June 2, 2012
Crooked Arrow

by skidiebutz

This movie has so much heart. Yes, the theme of a down-and-out team makes good has been used before, but never with the beauty and love in this story. The sense of history, and family in the Native American community brought me to tears. The opening scene is nothing short of awesome.
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Written May 21, 2012
Excellent movie for the whole family!

by K imperiale

It isn't often we can go to a family friendly movie, and EVERYONE enjoy it without it being animated! Smart writing makes it enjoyable for teens and adults and all ages love the action!

THANK YOU CROOKED ARROWS! Great movie, great story and even better lessons!

Take the fam. and take the team!!!

In a time of high budget, overrated flicks, this is a welcome change. A "MUST SEE."
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Written May 18, 2012
Great Film for the Family. A Legitimate Representation of Field Lacrosse.

by bobbydefreze

This film is a must see for any lacrosse family or sports family in general. If you or your children play this great game, you will appreciate the attention to detail in all of the lax scenes as well as the fun banter between players and coaches. If you or your family are unfamiliar with the sport, you will be won over by the family friendly humor and intrigued by the speed, grace, and ferocity of the game of lacrosse. A little cheesy, as most sports films tend to be, but the movie is clearly targeting the younger audience. A task in which it succeeds. Most of the actors in the film are actual lacrosse players who were then trained to act, not vice-versa, which really shows through in all of the action sequences. The movie also touches on the Native American roots of the game, which are very deep and interesting. Overall very well done, has that big-time movie look and feel, and was very enjoyable for my friends and I, who are all in our twenties and are not parents, just love lax.
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Written June 2, 2012
Good solid sports movie

by NYPerson1

A nice, heartwarming movie, which the whole family will enjoy. Nothing particularly innovative here, but if you like underdog sports stories, this one certainly qualifies. I especially enjoyed seeing some actors who aren't in every other movie; it's nice to have new faces on the screen.
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Written June 14, 2012
Crooked Arrows Shoots Straight!

by messier11

Unsurprisingly formulaic, this film still delivers, both emotionally & factually. Native American culture and pride come through loud and clear. The game scenes are realistic and striking. & the anticipated ending still provides a rush. Excellent sports movie!
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Written June 24, 2012
CROOKED ARROWS MOVIE

by BuddyKues

I took my nephew to meet some friends to see this movie. We all enjoyed this movie very much, and each of us commented how it turned out much better than each of us believed it was going to be. I believe this movie is rated for all ages, and for anyone and everyone who loves Team Sports. I don't believe you have to like or love Lacrosse to enjoy this movie.

After seeing this movie, I thought it brought out a reminder of our inner self pride and a sense of wanting to work more together as a Team, and as one. It also brought out in me an inner sense of satisfaction and an inner spiritual feeling in which I can not find the correct words to describe this feeling.

THANKS FOR MAKING THIS MOVIE FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY.
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Written July 16, 2012
Great Movie

by wiscounter

This movie is pretty good. It makes it seem pretty cool to be Native, even though it still does resort to some of the same old Native stereotypes i.e. Natives always have to be wise, stoic protectors of Mother Nature. Also I guess they couldn't find any Native kids "hip enough" to play the brother and sister so they relied on the old tactic of casting white kids and saying they are "half native". Kind of like Val Kilmer in Thunderheart. Overall the story is a feel good triumph over adversity story, but it does use that some old "Mighty Ducks" "Bad News Bears" formula. Coach with troubled past is forced to coach a misfit, losing team. He's leads them to victory and fixes his own problems in the process...oh they always acquire a weird, but talented, loner kid who makes it possible for them to win too.
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Written June 3, 2012
Great Lax Movie

by cdoggett

If you like Lacrosse, you will love seeing this movie! The history of lacrosse and the significance to Native Americans is really interesting and the moves and game play is amazing! Great filming of the games and lacrosse plays which you'll want to see over and over again! Highly recommended for Lax fans!
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