Soldado azul

Directed by Ralph Nelson

14

25 de septiembre de 1970 1h 55minWestern, Drama,

6.938%70%6.8

Un grupo de soldados de la caballería es atacado por los Cheyennes. Tan sólo Honus, un soldado raso completamente entregado a su deber, y Cresta, una jovencita que había vivido anteriormente con los indios durante dos años y que simpatiza más con ellos que con el ejército americano consiguen sobrevivir a la masacre. Juntos, deberán encontrar el campamento base de la caballería.

Cast of Soldado azul

Candice BergenKathy Maribel Lee, 'Cresta'
Peter StraussHonus Gent
Donald PleasenceIsaac Q. Cumber
John AndersonCol. Iverson
Jorge RiveroSpotted Wolf
Dana ElcarCapt. Battles
Bob CarrawayLt. McNair
Martin WestLt. Spingarn
James HamptonPvt. Menzies
Mort MillsSgt. O'Hearn
Jorge RussekRunning Fox
Aurora ClavelIndian Woman
Ralph NelsonAgent Long / Director
Marco Antonio ArzateKiowa Warrior (uncredited)
Barbara De HubpMrs. Long (uncredited)
Ron FletcherLt. Mitchell (uncredited)
Alfredo Tarzan GutiérrezKiowa Indian (uncredited)
Conrad HoolLieutenant (uncredited)
Lance HoolGuard (uncredited)
Nicolás JassoKiowa Indian (uncredited)
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Soldado azul Ratings & Reviews

eif99925 de enero de 2025
Here's a film that has me torn. A fantastic action open with a wagon train being attacked, followed by two survivors being annoying, followed by an epic bloody battle. The first and 3rd part are some masterful filmmaking. The message is clear and I won't spoil it here. What bums me out is the soft predictable center of the film. Bergen is miscast as the free-spirited foulmouthed hippie. Clearly she has perfectly plucked brows and her hair is being done by some Hollywood expert. Never do I believe her. She makes a perfect dress out of found material in like 15 seconds. Meanwhile, she's on a survival run with a guy who is so green you wonder if he's house trained. The middle of the film having those two bicker is not an interesting or original story. You know they're gonna eat gross things and struggle. Throw in Donald Pleasance in comically large fake teeth chasing them just never registers. Then they get to the end. I've seen lots of bloody battles in Westerns. But this may take the cake. Not only is it bloody and disturbingly believably real, the military tactics are so well researched you do feel like this is probably how things actually happened. John Anderson as the army leader is the MVP in this. Shame you have to get through that boring, never original middle. Overall is a recommendation because you can't ignore the two scenes mentioned especially when you put it in context with the youth movement turned ugly by 1969 with Manson, Vietnam and Altamont.

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