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Title: A masterpiece.
Review: The 1920 version of THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS is far and away the best screen version of this oft-filmed tale. In it's restored and tinted version it is a visual masterpiece, containing some of the most breathtaking scenic photography in movie history. What makes it truly great however is the fact that even after eighty years it refuses to be a "dated" antique. Far more emotionally complex than any of the other adaptions, particularly the Michael Mann version of the nineties, and much less sentimental. The drama can still grab a viewer by the throat and refuse to let go. Highlights include the Massacre of the british fort as well as the finale set atop a huge cliff that is as tragic as it is thrilling. The acting is uniformly excellent, even Beery as Indian villain of the piece. The direction by Tourneur and Brown is stunning. I dream of seeing this film on a full size screen at a cinema with an orchestral accompaniment.
