When I was a boy in northern England I watched many western movies, fascinated by cowboys and indians. In later life, I collected all of them on video, then replaced them with DVD and BluRay. After watching the historically accurate Spielberg produced Into the West, I sold them all. I came to the realization they were inaccurate… there is only one truth about cowboys and indians and it can be found here in Into the West. Particularly shameful when the children were removed from their aboriginal families, and taken away to schools like Carlisle PA, to be punished for speaking their own language IMHO. Now no other "western" movie is in my collection, Into the West says it all… Comment from Malcolm in Toronto, October 2014

Me and my Grandma got to see this on TV. It was so good we decided to record it. The cast was perfect and so was the scenery. I think Steven Spielberg did a great job. My favorite actors were Christian Kane, Christopher Tyler. Reason I liked this a lot was because it told the fascinating story of the Indians. Being from OKC my grandma knows Chief Black Kettles grandson. I think this will truly open up the peoples eyes who want to see about the Indian lifestyle. I just think that it was a great TV Show Movie. I wish that Steven Spielberg would do more movies like this. I hope a lot of people get to see this and understand the Indidan life and ways that helped shape our future.

I have studied American Natives for some twenty plus years and so far this film hit very close to home. Their (the American Natives) humanity is portrayed more realistically as I have ever seen or read during my research. In it's time, Dances With Wolves had the 'nod' that nod now goes to Into The West.I bought it and watch it more often than I like to admit. I guess, 16 Emmy nominations says more than I could ever say.However I would very much like to find the real music /(score) from the film "Into The West" not the CD of the same name. With the same Title and cover design. It's just not quite the same music as was in the film although it is very nice ti listen to.

does anyone know if naomi is in any other scenes after the birth of her Indian baby with her Indian husband. Do we see this child grow up or is that it for Kerri Russell's character. Does her Indian village get destroyed like the rest of the villages? I have the DVD but think i have missed any more scenes with her family in it. On the DVD boxed set there is also a picture with her holding a toddler's hand who is Indian which makes me think that she is in the movie more or it could be in deleted scenes. Her character is very interesting and I would have liked to known what happened to their family and how this new life affected her and if any of her family ever heard from her again.If anyone knows the answers to these questions please answer them for me!!! Thanks!!!