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Little Big Man

Little Big Man

Either the most neglected hero in history or a liar of insane proportion!

Released PG 139 min 7.5/10 Votes: 38218
Jack Crabb, looking back from extreme old age, tells of his life being raised by Indians and fighting with General Custer.
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1970-12-23
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English
Budget:
$15M
Revenue:
$32M

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  • The Last Detail - A character study featuring strong performances and a focus on relationships in a unique setting.
  • Dog Day Afternoon - Another film showcasing strong performances and character depth while dealing with serious themes.
  • The Conversation - A character-driven film that explores paranoia and morality, much like Cazale's work.
  • Mean Streets - Features a strong character focus and showcases the gritty aspects of life in a unique way.
  • Network - A classic film that delves into the media landscape, showcasing powerful performances and narrative depth.
  • The Godfather - Cazale’s most famous film, revered for its deep characters and storytelling.
  • The Deer Hunter - Another iconic film featuring John Cazale that dives deep into character psychology and the effects of war.
  • Dog Day Afternoon - Explores important human experiences and moral dilemmas with a strong character focus.
  • Al Pacino: A Life on the Edge - A documentary that provides insight into the career of Al Pacino, a frequent collaborator with Cazale.
  • Coming Home - Focuses on the impacts of the Vietnam War on personal relationships, echoing themes from Cazale's films.
  • The Godfather Part II - Continues the exploration of complex characters and family dynamics seen in Cazale's work.
  • Scarecrow - A deep character study exploring friendship and vulnerability, similar to Cazale's roles.
  • Fried Green Tomatoes - Features strong character connections and themes of friendship over time.
  • The French Connection - A gritty character-driven narrative focusing on law enforcement and moral ambiguity.
  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Explores psychological themes with strong character performances, resonating with Cazale's work.
  • A Bridge Too Far - Features an ensemble cast and themes of personal sacrifice, akin to Cazale's roles.
  • The Conversation - Explores themes of surveillance and privacy with deep character exploration.
  • The Killing of America - A documentary style film that deals with heavy topics and moral reflections.
  • The Graduate - Focuses on personal relationships and societal expectations with a memorable character study.
  • All the President's Men - A journalistic drama with complex characters and moral dilemmas in a political context.
  • Bonnie and Clyde - Features a character-driven narrative focused on anti-heroes and strong performances.
  • Taxi Driver - A character study of loneliness and societal breakdown, resonating with themes in Cazale's films.
  • The Ice Storm - An exploration of family dynamics and personal relationships with a deep character focus.
  • Raging Bull - A character-driven narrative emphasizing personal struggle and transformation.
  • American Psycho - Explores themes of identity and morality through strong character studies.
  • M*A*S*H - Combines humor with serious themes and strong ensemble character development.
  • Apocalypse Now - Focuses on the psychological effects of war with deep and complex characters.
  • Ordinary People - A character-driven drama that examines family dynamics and personal struggles.
  • The Player - A satirical look at Hollywood that highlights character motivations and relationships.
  • The Big Chill - Focuses on friendships and personal relationships among a group of college friends.
  • We've Got to Get Out of This Place - A character-driven narrative about generational struggles and searching for purpose.
  • Good Will Hunting - Explores mentorship and personal growth with a focus on deep character relationships.
  • Birdman - An exploration of identity and legacy through strong character studies in a showbiz context.
  • August: Osage County - Focuses on family dynamics and personal struggles with emotional depth and strong performances.
  • Inside Llewyn Davis - A deep exploration of a struggling artist's life, echoing themes present in Cazale's films.
  • Little Big Man - A unique character study on identity and experiences in America, resonating with Cazale's themes.
  • The Wrestler - Explores personal sacrifice and identity with a strong focus on character development.
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - A nuanced character study exploring fame and legacy through unique perspectives.
  • The Social Network - A character-focused narrative that examines ambition and relationships in a modern context.
  • Searching for Sugar Man - A documentary that explores the life of an artist and his impact on culture, echoing Cazale's impact.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:16:21

  • Hearts of the West
  • The Godfather Part II
  • Scarecrow
  • Fried Green Tomatoes
  • The French Connection
  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
  • A Bridge Too Far
  • The Conversation
  • The Killing of America
  • Coming Home
  • Dog Day Afternoon
  • The Last Detail
  • Mean Streets
  • Network
  • The Godfather
  • The Deer Hunter
  • The Graduate
  • All the President's Men
  • Bonnie and Clyde
  • Good Will Hunting
  • August: Osage County
  • Inside Llewyn Davis

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Indian Fighter List

  • Lonely Are the Brave - Similar themes of individualism and the connection to nature.
  • The Searchers - Explores the complexities of Native American relations.
  • Stagecoach - Classic Western dealing with various character dynamics.
  • True Grit - A story of vengeance and justice with strong character development.
  • The Outlaw Josey Wales - Themes of redemption and relationships with Native Americans.
  • Dances with Wolves - Focuses on Native American cultures and individual perspective.
  • The Magnificent Seven - Group of characters coming together for a common good.
  • McCabe & Mrs. Miller - Explores the growth of a community in the Wild West.
  • Geronimo: An American Legend - Historical perspective on Native American struggles.
  • Little Big Man - A narrative exploring Native American history through a personal lens.
  • The Last of the Mohicans - Focus on cultural conflicts and individual heroism.
  • Tombstone - Iconic Western with themes of friendship and enemies.
  • The Revenant - Survival story set against a backdrop of nature and conflict.
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Triangular character dynamic set in a classic Western setting.
  • Unforgiven - Complex exploration of morality and justice in the West.
  • Hidalgo - Adventure with themes of persistence and cultural exchange.
  • The Wind and the Lion - Historical Western movie with themes of freedom and conflict.
  • Open Range - Themes of honor and community in the Old West.
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Focus on the legend and impact of outlaws.
  • Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Themes of friendship and conflict in a Western setting.
  • 3:10 to Yuma - Character-focused narrative about morality and duty.
  • The Grapes of Wrath - Explores the struggles of individuals in adversarial environments.
  • The Cowboys - Youth and adventure set against Western themes.
  • A Fistful of Dollars - A lone protagonist navigating conflicts in a Western locale.
  • Shane - The battle between good and evil in a Western setting.
  • The Proposition - Dark, gritty exploration of Western themes and morality.
  • The Wild Bunch - Themes of honor and survival in a changing world.
  • Silverado - Friendship and conflict in a classic Western narrative.
  • Seraphim Falls - Revenge and survival set in a Western backdrop.
  • Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Dramatic retelling of American history from a Native perspective.
  • Windwalker - Cultural story intertwining personal and communal themes.
  • The Ballad of Cable Hogue - Humorous take on Western themes with character depth.
  • A Man Called Horse - Exploration of culture and identity through a personal journey.
  • The Trail of Tears - Historical context surrounding Native American experiences.
  • Dead Man - Philosophical Western that deals with identity and morality.
  • The Last Hunt - Themes of hunting and conflict of cultures.
  • Ride with the Devil - Explores personal conflicts during the Civil War.
  • The Revenant - Survival story with themes of revenge and wilderness.
  • The Great Silence - A unique approach on justice and morality in a Western context.
  • The 7th Dawn - Individual battles and themes of friendship during war.
  • Cold Mountain - Survival, love, and conflict set against Civil War backdrop.
  • The Hurt Locker - Focus on individual struggles in a conflict zone.
  • The Good, the Bad and the Weird - Action-packed Western with dynamic character interactions.
  • The Black Robe - Historical exploration of culture and conversion.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:18:23

  • Lonely Are the Brave
  • The Revenant
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Unforgiven
  • Hidalgo
  • The Wind and the Lion
  • Open Range
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
  • Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
  • 3:10 to Yuma
  • Tombstone
  • The Last of the Mohicans
  • The Searchers
  • Stagecoach
  • True Grit
  • The Outlaw Josey Wales
  • Dances with Wolves
  • The Magnificent Seven
  • McCabe & Mrs. Miller
  • Geronimo: An American Legend
  • Little Big Man
  • The Grapes of Wrath

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to If You Meet Sartana Pray for Your Death List

  • A Fistful of Dollars - Another iconic Spaghetti Western featuring a lone gunslinger and a battle between two factions.
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Classic Spaghetti Western with a similar style, dark humor, and a quest for gold.
  • Django - A Spaghetti Western with a vengeful protagonist reminiscent of Sartana's tactics.
  • For A Few Dollars More - Continuation of the Sergio Leone style with gunslingers and a revenge plot.
  • They Call Me Trinity - A comedic take on the Western genre that parallels Sartana’s mix of action and humor.
  • The Mercenary - Features similar themes of betrayal and conflict in a Western setting.
  • My Name Is Nobody - Combines humor and Western tropes, with a protagonist similar to Sartana.
  • The Big Gundown - A Western with complex characters and morality, echoing Sartana's depth.
  • Keoma - Features a lone hero battling against evil forces in a stylistic manner similar to Sartana.
  • Death Rides a Horse - Revenge-driven storyline with intense gunfights, similar to Sartana's themes.
  • The Great Silence - A darker Western that features a mute gunslinger battling for justice like Sartana.
  • Once Upon a Time in the West - Epically styled Western with strong character arcs and confrontations.
  • A Bullet for the General - Incorporates revolutionary themes and a mix of moral complexity akin to Sartana.
  • Blindman - A unique Spaghetti Western featuring a blind gunslinger, utilizing similar tropes.
  • Adios Sabata - Similar in style to Sartana, featuring a charismatic gunslinger and action.
  • The Return of Sabata - Follows similar plot lines of revenge and gunfights with strong character focus.
  • The Price of Power - Historical context with a mix of action and political intrigue similar to Sartana.
  • Four of the Apocalypse - A group of unlikely heroes faces a brutal world, reminiscent of Sartana's dynamics.
  • Black Jack - A unique take on the Western genre, featuring high stakes similar to Sartana's adventures.
  • Django Unchained - Modern homage to Spaghetti Westerns with revenge and violence elements.
  • The Hateful Eight - Character-driven Western with tension and conflict, echoing Sartana's atmosphere.
  • El Topo - A surreal Western with a philosophical angle similar to the complex themes in Sartana.
  • The Outlaw Josey Wales - Follows a lone man's journey of vengeance similar to Sartana's path.
  • The Magnificent Seven - A classic tale of seven gunfighters taking on oppression, similar to Sartana's opposition to evil.
  • Little Big Man - A blend of humor and serious themes in a Western context that's akin to Sartana.
  • The Long Riders - Focuses on infamous outlaws and their adventures, resonating with Sartana's narratives.
  • Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid - Explores the relationship between law and outlaws, similar to Sartana's moral quandaries.
  • Murderous Maids - While not a Western, it has a strong narrative and dark tone reminiscent of Sartana's themes.
  • The Wild Bunch - A gritty, character-driven Western about aging outlaws, similar to the mood of Sartana.
  • Bone Tomahawk - A modern Western with elements of horror and survival reminiscent of Sartana's dark setting.
  • Hostiles - Explores themes of violence in the American West, resonating with Sartana's harsh realities.
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - A character study with deep moral conflicts similar to Sartana's explorations.
  • The Sisters Brothers - A unique take on the Western genre with dark humor and character focus, akin to Sartana's style.
  • The Revenant - A tale of survival and revenge in the wilderness, paralleling Sartana's tenacity.
  • Seraphim Falls - A revenge epic set in the Western frontier with intense character-driven narratives.
  • True Grit - A story of vengeance and rugged determination that aligns well with Sartana's motivations.
  • The Homesman - Explores dark themes in the Wild West, similar to the atmosphere of Sartana.
  • No Country for Old Men - While more modern, it features themes of fate and violence reminiscent of Sartana's world.
  • God's Own Country - While not a Western, it parallels Sartana's emotion-driven storylines in a different context.
  • Out of Sight - A modern take with a focus on character relationships and gunplay similar to Sartana.
  • Hell or High Water - Combines heist thrills with character depth, linking it to Sartana’s narrative style.
  • The Ballad of Buster Scruggs - A collection of stories that explore the Western genre with a blend of humor and tragedy.

Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:14:13

  • A Fistful of Dollars
  • A Bullet for the General
  • Blindman
  • The Price of Power
  • Four of the Apocalypse
  • Black Jack
  • Django Unchained
  • Once Upon a Time in the West
  • The Great Silence
  • Death Rides a Horse
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Django
  • For a Few Dollars More
  • They Call Me Trinity
  • The Mercenary
  • My Name Is Nobody
  • The Big Gundown
  • Keoma
  • The Hateful Eight
  • El Topo
  • The Revenant
  • Seraphim Falls

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Ulzana's Raid List

  • The Searchers - Explores themes of vengeance and the conflict between Native Americans and settlers.
  • Dances with Wolves - A Western that challenges the viewer's perspective on Native American culture and warfare.
  • Geronimo: An American Legend - Focuses on Native American struggles against U.S. forces and features similar themes of conflict.
  • The Revenant - Centers on frontier survival and revenge against indigenous groups.
  • The Outlaw Josey Wales - A Western tale of a man's journey through conflict and survival.
  • Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Addresses the plight of Native Americans during American expansion.
  • Little Big Man - Explores the contradictory nature of the American West from a Native perspective.
  • The Last of the Mohicans - Set against the backdrop of conflict between British forces and Native Americans.
  • 49th Parallel - Tackles themes of individual versus collective struggle during wartime.
  • Windwalker - A Native American man seeks his son amidst a backdrop of cultural conflict.
  • The Last Samurai - Explores cultural conflicts and a soldier's journey within that narrative.
  • The Wild Bunch - A gritty tale of outlaws navigating changing times and violent confrontations.
  • Dead Man - A surreal exploration of the American West with themes of travel and conflict.
  • Hostiles - Focuses on the forced coexistence of soldiers and Native Americans during a violent age.
  • Wind River - Combines elements of crime, cultural issues, and survival in a crime-ridden environment.
  • The Lone Ranger - Reimagines the conflict between settlers and Native Americans in a classic Western story.
  • Fury - Explores the soldier’s experience in wartime, with elements of brutality and camaraderie.
  • Lawrence of Arabia - Deals with themes of conflict and cultural struggles during wartime.
  • The Hateful Eight - Focuses on themes of survival and mistrust amidst a violent setting.
  • Apocalypse Now - Explores conflict and the complications of war, set in a historical backdrop.
  • No Country for Old Men - Highlights the conflict in the West with an emphasis on the changing nature of morality.
  • The Magnificent Seven - A Western classic dealing with themes of justice and culture clashing.
  • The Great Silence - A bleak Western that explores moral dilemmas and violence.
  • Shenandoah - The story of a man trying to keep his family safe during times of conflict.
  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Examines themes of morality, fame, and betrayal in the context of the Old West.
  • The Quick and the Dead - Involves a female gunslinger and explores themes of revenge and justice in the Old West.
  • Seraphim Falls - A revenge tale set against the sweeping landscapes of the Old West.
  • The Cowboys - Explores the life of cowboys dealing with lawlessness and conflict on the frontier.
  • Unforgiven - Questions the morality of violence and revenge in a changing West.
  • The Missing - Combines a kidnapping plot with themes of cultural differences and survival.
  • Cowboys & Aliens - Fantasy Western that mixes elements of outsider threats and conflict.
  • The Farewell - While more contemporary, it deals with cultural clashes and family dynamics influenced by sociopolitical factors.
  • The Rider - Explores identity and human struggle amid a backdrop of cultural conflict.
  • Pale Rider - Features themes of justice and survival in a Western setting.
  • Black Robe - Set during colonial times and explores Native and settler interactions.
  • The War Party - Focuses on the struggles and conflicts related to Native American reservations.
  • Ride with the Devil - Explores conflict during the Civil War and its effects on personal relationships.
  • The Proposition - A brutal examination of the Australian Outback with themes similar to Old West narratives.
  • True Grit - Follows a young girl's quest for vengeance in a harsh, unforgiving Western landscape.
  • For a Few Dollars More - A Spaghetti Western dealing with themes of revenge and moral ambiguity.
  • The Straight Story - While less confrontational, it explores themes of journey and reconciliation.
  • American Outlaws - A fictionalized account of Jesse James' gang during turbulent times.
  • A Man Called Horse - Follows an Englishman who assimilates into Native American life, showing cultural interactions.
  • The Duelists - A historical tale exploring honor and conflict through the lens of dueling soldiers.
  • In the Valley of Elah - Investigates the personal impact of war while reflecting themes of conflict and resolution.

Last updated: 2024-09-28 07:52:43

  • The Searchers
  • Dead Man
  • Hostiles
  • Wind River
  • The Lone Ranger
  • Fury
  • Lawrence of Arabia
  • The Hateful Eight
  • Apocalypse Now
  • No Country for Old Men
  • The Wild Bunch
  • The Last Samurai
  • Dances with Wolves
  • Geronimo: An American Legend
  • The Revenant
  • The Outlaw Josey Wales
  • Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
  • Little Big Man
  • The Last of the Mohicans
  • 49th Parallel
  • Windwalker
  • The Magnificent Seven

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to How the West Was Fun List

  • The Parent Trap - Family-oriented comedy with themes of adventure and bonding.
  • Home Alone - A family comedy featuring clever antics and adventure.
  • The Great Outdoors - A comedy about family vacations with humor and adventure.
  • The Croods - Animated adventure about a family facing challenges together.
  • Little House on the Prairie - A family-focused series set in the historical West.
  • The Apple Dumpling Gang - A fun family movie set in the Wild West with comedic elements.
  • Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - Musical comedy with themes of romance and family in a pioneer setting.
  • The Adventures of Chuck & Friends - Animated series about adventures and friendship for kids.
  • The Wild Wild West - A mix of action and comedy set in the Old West.
  • The Lone Ranger - Adventure series with themes of justice and heroism in the West.
  • Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron - Animated film depicting adventures in the Wild West with animals.
  • Dances with Wolves - A Western film exploring relationships and cultural themes.
  • The Muppet Movie - Family-friendly comedy with adventure elements.
  • The Long Ranger - Classic Western series featuring heroics and adventure.
  • Pioneer Woman - A series about life in the West with cooking and family themes.
  • Little Big Man - A comedic drama set in the Old West with historical elements.
  • Lassie - Family-oriented series featuring adventures and heroism.
  • The Incredible Journey - Adventure story about animals finding their family.
  • Babe - A family's adventure involving friendship and teamwork.
  • The Wendy Williams Show - Entertainment show with light-hearted family topics.
  • The Dukes of Hazzard - A comedic series about adventure and family in a Southern setting.
  • The Goonies - An adventure film centered on friendship and finding treasure.
  • Bonanza - Classic Western series focusing on family and adventure.
  • Open Range - Western film with themes of friendship and justice.
  • The Amazing Race - Adventure-based reality series with team dynamics.
  • Anne with an E - Coming-of-age series set in a historical context with family themes.
  • Lonesome Dove - Epic Western miniseries exploring friendships and journeys.
  • The Wild Life - Comedy adventure about a group of friends and their exploits.
  • The O.C. - Teen drama series focusing on friendships and family dynamics.
  • The Kid - A comedic film with themes of adventure and finding one's place.
  • My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic - Animated series focusing on friendship and adventures for kids.
  • The Secret of NIMH - Animated adventure about family and bravery.
  • Big Jake - A Western film about family loyalty and facing challenges.
  • City Slickers - A comedy about city dwellers experiencing ranch life.
  • The Little House - A simpler life explored through family challenges and growth.
  • The Trail to Oregon! - A comedic musical about a family adventure to the West.
  • High Noon - Classic Western film featuring themes of courage and conflict.
  • The Man Who Knew Too Little - A comedy involving mistaken identities and adventures.
  • The Prince of Egypt - Animated epic about family, journey, and leadership.
  • Toy Story - Animated film about friendship and adventure with family themes.

Last updated: 2024-10-05 22:33:52

  • Toy Story
  • Dances with Wolves
  • The Muppet Movie
  • Pioneer Woman
  • Little Big Man
  • Lassie
  • The Incredible Journey
  • Babe
  • Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
  • The Lone Ranger
  • Home Alone
  • The Great Outdoors
  • The Croods
  • Little House on the Prairie
  • The Apple Dumpling Gang
  • Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
  • The Wild Wild West
  • The Wendy Williams Show
  • The Dukes of Hazzard
  • The Secret of NIMH
  • Big Jake
  • City Slickers
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