A classic tale of love in times of war, "The Last Of The Mohicans" is a very good film with great locations, decent acting and a great musical score to go along. Definately something everybody should watch at least once.

Not so pathetic movie showing how behind the evolution of continent history and perished nations also stands human tragedy.

A good picture with a great soundtrack and loved the action and sound performance from daniel day Lewis.

I can't help but feel it was a bit messy. It tried to do different things.

They should have solely focussed on the war.. Not this bad side romance.

Or the loneliness of the Indian marathon runner.

Unfortunately, I couldn't really relate to the love story in "The Last of the Mohicans." Nevertheless, I found much to enjoy in this colonial war epic. The spectacular battle sequences, incredible locations, and atmospheric soundtrack kept me enthralled. It quickly becomes clear here where director Michael Mann's strengths lie. I was a bit disappointed by the acting, though. Daniel Day-Lewis is good as usual, but I've seen far better work from him. The rest of the cast is solid, but nothing more. Even so, I still strongly recommend "The Last of the Mohicans".

Good remake!

Even the perfect acting of Daniel Lewis and awesome soundtrack couldn't save it.

Daniel Day-Lewis is pretty good. The fight scenes were ok, they could have been better. The ending was great though. All the romantic stuff wasn't the strong part of the movie. I really liked the score, it reminded me a lot of the Fargo tv show.

The last 10-15 minutes sets this movie apart. Really intense. The editing together with the amazing score of Trevor Jones had me almost hold my breath for the entire time.
I also do understand people who say this movie is mediocre. I like it very much and it is a movie I can, and have, seen repeatedly because it is pretty much timeless.

The musical score is composed of 5 songs and one of them is used so often that it'll make you crazy. I think "The Patriot" is way better even if i prefer Daniel Day-Lewis.

the movie was meh. good music though!

the movie was meh. good music though!

This is more of "The Adopted Son of the Last of the Mohicans who Dabble in His Love Story" than "The Last of the Mohicans" himself.

The first half of this movie is a tad difficult to watch. Without being familiar with the time period, it's hard to navigate the context of the film, and the scenes in the first half seem to be rushed: there were massacres of people who are supposed to be emotionally close with Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis) but not to the audience, and then the romance developed too soon without enough bonding.

Last of the Mohicans only got interesting in the last half of the movie, though with its ups and downs; at times it escalates with the combats, the drama, the bonding of one character with another, but another times the characters make poor decisions with only slight or no hint of reasons for their actions.

The acting is pretty decent, scenery is beautiful, the soundtrack is really memorable. But other than that, it feels like a jumbled epic movie. Maybe because I'm seeing this first time in 2016 and not in 1992 though.