John Dunbar's Dances With Wolves

How would describe a man who had nothing to lose and willing to give up life just because he wounded his leg ? A man who was awarded for bravery against the Confederate Soldiers but really he really wanted to get shot on purpose ? Well this man is named John Dunbar and he was given a second chance at life and granted any Post of his choice . If I had to describe John Dunbar to someone who never seen Dancing with the Wolves is a man who went through a series of changes became a better man because of it . I would say John Dunbar opened up to a new culture and proving barriers could be broken . Also in the movie John showed heroic attributes when he allied with the Sioux clan in their time of battle and food scarcity . I would also say that John went through a metamorphosis , he nothing to live for but through his journey he new perspectives and experiences with people . The cinematography in Dances with Wolves was shown in various ways. One example is the stampeding buffalo scene when John is participating in a hunt for buffalo with the Sioux clan .To capture this various scenes of stampeding buffalo the cinematographer must of used a long-focal-length , making a film textbook says these lenses are used for long distance shots and these lenses brings the …show more content…
The story was a great eye opener and showed the audience how dangerous traveling the west could be. Also Dances with Wolves also showed a journey of a solider who transitioned to Sioux tribal member and feel in love with one its members .Also in Dances with Wolves explained each character ,so the introduction was slow but as we reached climax we were hooked to the movie .The acting was believable and you saw all the major characters back stories and how fit within the story line.The cinematography was displayed appropriate angles ,lighting and shots.The audio was crisp and the background music made me feel more emotionally involved with the