"Peace is the most precious thing a man can have" a thing we should always think about especially this days...thanks for this movie.i enjoy every second of it.

James Fenimore Cooper's books are still with us. Welcome to the wild east of North America.

I find myself as the last mohican because people of my generation has all died i am 66yrs only young people surronds my space,i feel alone all i have now is my creator. very great movie

This is a great movie... and it does not take the Lord's name in vain as movies of today do. I saw this as a kid, so thanks to you Wm. T.S. for letting me see this great classic.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for uploading this!!! I used to have the movie on VHS, but haven't been able to find it on DVD. Now I can watch it again. YAY!!!!

From today's standards this isn't the fines piece of cinematic art, but for me it is still the best adaptation of the novel. I grew up with it as a kid. Watched it over and over. There's just something about this movie, which the 1992 does not have.

Classic movies you can learn so much from, not like the waste of junk today .

a good movie but also *so sad.* but I guess this is a good version of *the last Mohicans.* in a newer version there would be too much war and grief to see, for the one who's watching. THANK YOU FOR THE VERSION OF 1977

I have seen this movie as a kid and have also read the book twice. It is a wonderful movie as well as the Daniel Day Lewis movie which I've seen three times. An excellent story of a long gone era. I don't know which one I like the best.

This was the first novel I ever read, 1968. I remember it still. It's in my top five!

So wonderfully enjoyable a movie. Much touching sentiment in script. Loved portrayal of earlier Native American life, and fantastic scenery . Action does put you on the edge of your seat at times. A Very very good movie.

The scene where the school teacher sings '"Amazing Grace" to save his scalp is a real anachronism. The song was written about 40 years after the French and Indian War by William Wilberforce.

Thanks for making this movie available. I appreciated watching very much; and wasn't even aware that it existed. I also like the one made in the early nineties - but there's things in this version that makes it my favorite. Thank you.

Many life lessons to be learned from this classic retelling, one of my favorites. Wisdom makes men equal, not violence.

My family was around at this time, this movie means allot to me, l know the story of my early family.

I really enjoyed this story. It was sad but it seemed so real. Thank you for posting it. We have so many channels on TV but none that I would want my grandchildren to watch.

Thank you universe for recommending this beautiful piece of peace...🌼

Great movie! Thanks for sharing this with us.

Thanks for uploading. This is one of my favorite movie versions of this classic book!

💞❤💞❤💞❤💞❤💞❤💞❤Thanks this film

Many thanks for posting this!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for uploading this! Was my favorite as a boy and then in the 80s I had it on videotape and wore it out.

This is the 1977 version of Last of the Moghigians. Worth watching. --- you don't look you so chipper.

This is so moving despite the wooden acting (in places). I was almost bawling when Uncas died 😢 I especially loved the respect and understanding afforded Native Canadians and their culture. Very powerful. At so many levels superior to the later (Day-Lewis) film, though the latter has many virtues.

I met Steve forest in Cornwall, he was making a film in Charles town in 1980 . Very nice man, and a very good actor.

Better than the big screen with Day-Lewis, and what introduced me to adventure films as a child

Steve Forrest ( brother of Dana Andrews) was my cousin in the Speed family. I love this movie.

The scene from 1:30:10 onwards , and the tribute that Chingachgook pays to his son Uncas is so full of wisdom and truth and heart wrenching. For me , it was the highlight of the movie

Fav quote "The lords good man has precious little time for talk just tell them what to do ! I wear no officers cap major. These Mohican take no orders from me nor do I give any! I reckon it's Just plain good manners, To ask a mans opinion on how he should risk his own neck."

1-18-19 ..9 35 at night watching a good old indian movie and thinking about all my cherokee indian family ....

Good movie, thank you. “Peace is the most precious thing a man can have”

A nice movie I had wanted to watch since I listened to the great music of the film " The last of the Mohicans" played by guitarist Dave.

One of my favourite movies for long time

Thanks for posting

Not the Daniel day Lewis version I was looking for, but watched it anyway 👍

poor Uncus. :'( :'( very sad ending. :'( I love Don Shanks. :)

Thank You🤩

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This was a good movie, as well being sad. But no one can or some how change the past or future😭

Very good movie...enjoyable...and entertaining. Thanks for the upload.

The Native Americans truly are the last of their kind. ❤️

This is amazing. Love this film. Great ending.

Love this movie, thank you for sharing.

Thank You.

Good movie watched it I was young grandpa my Brother thanks

Thank you

I spent my whole life loving Daniel Day-Lewis, but Forrest is such an appealing Hawkeye, and how I imagine him to be.

What? A version that I don't have? I have the Silent, I have the Harry Carry Serial, I have the 1930s one, I have the Lon Cheney TV show, I have the Hawkeye TV show, I have the Animated version, and of course I have the 1993! Now I'll be looking for this one! This was one of my favorite books as a Kid.

You and I are not alone; remember that God is all around you. He gives you each new day, as a gift; say thank you each morning when you wake. I am 71 and very alone. Also, a tiny part Blackfoot.

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757 written by James Fenimore Cooper in 1826 is one of his Leatherstocking Tales (The Deerslayer, The Last of the Mohicans, The Pathfinder, The Pioneers, and The Prairie). The material was enough for a 22 episode syndicated TV series in 1994-95 starring Lee Horsley & Lynda Carter.

I live about an hour from where they shot the majority of the film. Pipe Springs still looks the exact same (the fort)

Thank you for uploading this.

Well its my pleasure to watch this movie, keep it up buddies. May God Almighty grant you all your wishes unconditionally through faith and strength. Stay blessed stay safe, I'm your big fun all the way from Kenya I'd like to receive more of your movies and thanks for sharing this awesome adventure movie

Loved the movie, thank you

Peace peace Wonderful peace,,,,,,,,,,,

The most violent episode of Little House On The Prairie ever.

I learn a lot from watching these movies

Great movie!!! It was a pleasant and totally unexpected surprise because I thought the Daniel Day Lewis version was the only one worthwhile watching. Quite a difference, but an interesting other perspective and not as old-fashioned as one might expect when dated 1977. Really enjoyable...great stuff... Thanks for uploading!

An oldie but goodie!!

this movie is a classic!!!!!!!

Thank you, very good movie👍

Thank you for the movie. It's a pretty good version of "The Last of the Mohican's". I remember the young woman who portrayed Alice (actress Jane Actman) from a very early episode of the Partridge Family in which she played Keith's (David Cassidy) "feminist" girlfriend Tina. Many people know that David Cassidy passed away, but sad to say, Jane Actman also recently passed away on October 30, 2018. She is survived by her husband Gene Castle. Jane and Gene were childhood friends and married nearly 50 years when Jane passed away at the age of 69. My condolences go out to Gene. I've read that Jane was the love of his life. Little is known about Jane except she grew up around the theater. Her father worked for the theater and her mother was a dancer/dance instructor. Everything I have been able to find regarding Jane is that she was a very kind person and all who worked with her were quite fond of her. I was only 6 years old when I first saw Jane on the Partridge Family, but even at that age I thought she was so cute and adorable. She appeared in many television show's from the late 1960's through the 1970's. She played Paul Lynde's eldest daughter on the short lived "Paul Lynde Show".

Schöner 80 Jahre Indianerfilm sehr Spannend und tolle Landschaften und super Schauspieler 8 Sterne von 10

I like when Steve Forrest tells his stories and the ways of the Native Americans

Exciting movie

The col complains about the weak singing man throughout the movie, but he sits there, no longer restrained and calmly watches the singing man get killed without interfering at all then stands up and walks over to his dead body without any difficulty.

I like the version that Daniel Day Lewis is in. And the breathtaking music soundtrack "The Gael."

I Love to Watch Historical Movies Just Like thisss

This is very enjoyable.

This grew on me/well worth watching if you hunger more for the First Wild Frontier!

Nice Clasic.movie thanks for post it

I really love this💔❤

My 5th grade teacher showed us a "Last of the Mohicans" film.(1981) It was the best class I ever had. I wonder if this was the film? Love Port Neches

the ending so sad i was balling on the inside i don't usually cry on the outside

This movie music is so beautiful lovely 😊❤👍

a very well made movie . enjoyed thnx

Very good movie! The death of uncas is heart rending.his noble aim to save the girl caused his life.thank you for sharing us this movie.i like it very much

Nice job mr Sherman. Hello from Greece.

Nice Clasic..i was finding this movie thank or post it

In the book, one plot element is the older daughter is the daughter of Monroe by a woman of African heritage. The younger daughter is from an English wife.

Great version. Steve Forrest is rugged and soulful. Uncas is dignified. Andrew Prine! (See “Simon, King of the Witches”).

Ignorance breeds prejudice and prejudice breeds hatred. Disrespect for your fellow human beings is narrow minded. I hate discrimination towards other people because of color, religious belief and heritage. Bigoted people say they are better than others.

OMG I love this movie

i really love watching movies like this...i wanna learn the ways of american indians...i feel like i am attached to them although i am not an american..thank you very much for posting this movie..i hope you will post more movies about the red americans...

a much different version than the one with Daniel DAY Lewis.my Mothers sister researched our family and found that we have Mohican blood on my mother's side of our family.

A Great Movie!

Steve Forrest acted in (I think 5) episodes of Gunsmoke, playing a bad guy except for a very fine one titled "The Widowmaker," where he came to Dodge with a beautiful wife to give up being a gunman. I watch this because he is in it...this actor, like a handful of others, he had a screen presence and being a fine actor he also had that great voice and gifted with such attributes as a Bill Holden or James Garner had. I loved the Gunsmoke series...first 9 years of Matt/Chester esp...& I often thought how the GS ratings wd have stayed up there as when Dennis Weaver was in it (ratings went south when the "festus hagun" character was in it continually and he took the show over mostly, the last several years...a shame for sure Arness was off a lot, finally CBS had waited far too long...wow, forgive the goings on, I love good stories since a small kid, books and film...anyway, had Steve F came on when Dennis left in 1964-65 as Matt's deputy or even Burt Reynolds place the ratings wd have been up there...odd how the casting people and others can ruin a series...never ask the true fans about what they'd like. I read where that Curtis and "festus' brother newly" (Buck Taylor) could never get serious full time work...so GS went to the dogs for last 11 years except for when Matt did a solo show, no festus or newly the 2 stooges in it...never can I watch one on KZfaq when they are in a show more than 5 minutes...awful "non actors" & never funny or any thing but irritating.

THE BEST

Wonderful

The setting is the "French and Indian War" part of the Seven year War, a true world war.

well done!

Actually, I am the last of the Mohicans. I told my therapist that I kept saying, " I'm a teepee, I'm a Wigwam. I'm a Tepee, I'm a Wigwam". Over and over. He said that I'm too tense.

Steve Forrest is a way better Hawkeye than Daniel Day Lewis, though he is still too leading-man-handsome to be true to the books. I just finished "The Pathfinder," and what a great book that was. Despite my somewhat negative comments below, I have really come to love J. Fenimore Cooper's writing.

Ohh how I remember those days

One of the best 📺

so glad I found this. When I was in my teens I watched this movie every year when the tv-station would show it during our Easter holiday. After that I never saw it again but could never forget it. Funny thing is...I always thought it was older because it was a black/white movie....but now I see it in color I realize that at that time we had a b/w tv set :-) Tomorrow January 1st I have the day off and will love to watch this movie....going back in time for me...

Watching again🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖

Steve Forrest, remember watching him in Swat series which was good. Man kept getting better lookin as he got older!!

It's a good movie. Was a bit lost at the beginning of the film. I'd like to know more into the spirit dude who was labelled mad. Felt that part was left up in the air. I feel like the ending could have tied in better with the beginning narrative to give the start more direction. There are life lessons taught in the film which any great film aught to have.

Il este quand même un des meilleurs téléfilms de ces temps