The film is dated back to the late 70's a time where movies were still taking shape. So you can expect some cheesyness but like I said its expected from a 70's movie.
Written and directed by Tom Beemer, it's no great surprise this is the only movie he ever made. It stars his kids, plus another father-son team, and it's just a glorified home movie.
I could only watch about 15 minutes of this drivel. The big question which arose was, which was worse: The acting, the writing, the narration, or the music?
This movie was really cute, and I loved the animals and the message it sent out. It shows how Native Americans cared for the land and its animals, and how children can get along and communicate regardless of their backgrounds.
When I was about 5 years old, my mother came home with a whole lot of movies, Legend of Black Thunder Mountain was among one of these movies, I saw it at that age but I did not understand the story, years later when I was 12 or 13, I saw the movie again and I really liked it a lot. Directed by Tom Beemer in 1979 this movie was not at all popular, but its a wonderful movie for all ages, some people may think it's a "dorky" movie, but that's just their opinion.
When I was about 5 years old, my mother came home with a whole lot of movies, Legend of Black Thunder Mountain was among one of these movies, I saw it at that age but I did not understand the story, years later when I was 12 or 13, I saw the movie again and I really liked it a lot. Directed by Tom Beemer in 1979 this movie was not at all popular, but its a wonderful movie for all ages, some people may think it's a "dorky" movie, but that's just their opinion.
