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Hostiles: A Review

Spencer J. Quinn

1,969 words

Hostiles (2017)
Written, directed, & co-produced by Scott Cooper
Starring Christian Bale, Rosamund Pike, Wes Studi, & Jesse Plemons

Never have I seen a movie cuck so hard, so fast.

Normally, I wouldn’t even consider reviewing a movie that is so antithetical to the goals of white advocacy. Why write up two thousand words on a movie that few of us will see and even fewer should? Because if there were ever any doubt about how Hollywood is teeming with our enemies like mosquitoes buzzing around a swamp, the movie Hostiles should lay it to rest forever.

The term “hostiles” in this case refers to whites versus Indians. Like so much about this movie, however, it is a lie. The only real hostility being shown here is against white people, and it is as contemptuous as it is murderous in the end. But in the beginning, not so much. That’s why Hostiles is astoundingly dishonest. The first 40 minutes of this 130-minute movie offers a respectably pro-white perspective, both in a textual and subtextual sense. It’s also demonstrative of the fact that whites were not without sin on the frontier. It was a rough land, and it took rough men to break it. Despite this, the movie starts out by exuding unmistakable sympathy for the white perspective. There is little differentiating it from countless other Westerns from over seventy years ago: whites are depicted as pioneers and settlers who must maintain high levels of civilization in the face of a forbidding desert, antagonistic and semi-civilized Indians, and villainous whites who take advantage of the lawless nature of the territory for their own purposes. There may be good Indians in the mix and bad whites among the good, but the Western genre is first and foremost about the white experience in an environment that is, well, hostile.

It’s 1892 in New Mexico. Rosalee Quaid, played by Rosamund Pike, watches in horror as four whooping and hollering Comanches invade her homestead and murder her husband. They put a bullet in his leg, shoot an arrow through his chest, and then scalp him – of course, we witness the gory details. Then, as she flees with her children, the tots get picked off one by one. Rosalee hides to escape capture and ultimately survives, presumably to carry an albatross of Indian-hate for the rest of her life.

Now, so far, this is about right. The Comanches were perhaps the most feared and hated North American Indian tribe of them all, and not just by the whites. Other Indians hated them just as much. According to S. C. Gwynne in his Empire of the Summer Moon, “To their enemies, the Comanches were implacable buffalo-horned killers, grim apostles of darkness and devastation.” They were known for gang rape and the torture-murdering of infants. The Indians who checked Spanish expansion in North America through endless guerrilla warfare were the Comanches. And they likewise mercilessly raided other, more agrarian Indian tribes such as the Chickasaws, Choctows, and the Creeks. Finally, as an aside, the Indians John Wayne had to contend with in The Searchers were Comanches.

So, from the audience’s perspective in the first part of the film, the Indians are bad news. This is why we don’t immediately condemn our main character, Captain Joseph Blocker, played by a mustachioed Christian Bale, when he hauls a family of escaped Apaches back to Fort Berringer. One he literally drags on horseback. It was a tough world back then. Tough tactics were required.

The plot essentially begins when the fort’s colonel puts Blocker in charge of returning a dying Cheyenne prisoner, Chief Yellow Hawk, and his family to his tribal lands in Montana; at which point, after years of killing Indians and watching his friends being killed by Indians, Blocker is told that he can retire. Of course, Blocker refuses, saying that Yellow Hawk is a vicious killer with a long history of murdering whites under his braided leather wampum belt. He hates Yellow Hawk and would just as soon kill him as take him anywhere. But orders are orders, especially when they come down from on high, in this case from the President of the United States.

Now that we have been presented with its formula, we can freeze-frame the movie and predict how it’s going to play out: Blocker at first has a hard time with Yellow Hawk. They run into Rosalee, which makes things even worse. They overcome their hatred as they battle alongside each other against bad guys. Blocker and Rosalee fall in love. Blocker and Yellow Hawk reconcile. Then they get a grateful Yellow Hawk and his family to their destination safe and sound. Cue rousing score over credits.

This is essentially what happens, and it’s been done successfully many times in the past, most notably in The Defiant Ones with Tony Curtis and Sidney Poitier. 48 Hours with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy is another great example, but there really are too many to count. There’s nothing inherently wrong with the formula, of course. The enemies-to-frenemies-to-friends transition can evoke a strong emotional response, especially when done across racial or ethnic lines. It’s the kind of scenario that almost writes itself. But for it to work, there has to be balance. When one half of the duo completely capitulates to the other, then you’re tipping the scales; you’re saying that one side is more deserving of our empathy than the other. This then creates openings for ideology or messaging to slip through. And nothing ruins art worse than ideology and messaging.

Hostiles is interesting in the way it tips the scales, however. The first 40 minutes actually tips it ever so slightly in favor of the whites. With Cultural Marxism the way it is today, any pro-white scenario is hard to visualize when white characters interact with non-whites on screen – especially in a historical context where whites were presumably committing their greatest crimes. This sort of thing is just not done anymore. Yet Hostiles was doing it, and after a second encounter with bloodthirsty Indian bad guys in which Blocker and crew stood their ground and picked a few of them off, I was beginning to get excited.

The pro-white messaging of Hostiles went beyond the Indian barbarism on the Quaid homestead, however. Filmmakers know how to you make you dislike a character, and Scott Cooper does not fail in that. When a fancy-dan reporter grills Blocker about his excesses in the Indian Wars, we don’t like him one bit. He’s dressed too fashionably; he has a gold wristwatch on a chain; he’s a little too anxious to help himself to another glass of whiskey. He’s a smug, arrogant cake-eater who thinks he can judge a US Army officer when he’s never fought a day in his life. When staying in an officer’s home early on in their journey, Rosalie and Blocker have to listen to their host’s wife as she regurgitates ignorant platitudes about how the US mistreats the Indians. The woman is dressed like a humorless scold and acts like a humorless scold. Both of these characters are quickly sent packing in the eyes of the audience.

Not only this, but all the white characters up to that point are perfectly sympathetic. You’d need a heart of stone not to be moved by Rosalee’s plight. Without exception, the men are chivalrous and polite to her. Bale’s portrayal of Blocker consists mostly of keeping his mouth shut and acting like he has a toothache. Get that? He may hate redskins, but he sure ain’t happy about it. He’s also best buds with a black corporal named Woodson, an unsubtle hint to the audience that this hatred couldn’t possibly be about race. The colonel back at Fort Berringer did come down hard on Blocker, but he was only doing his job. It was nothing personal. The men Blocker selects for his detail are equally unobjectionable, especially the war-weary Sergeant Metz and the West Point grad, Lieutenant Kidder.

Of course, things begin to turn when the Indian women offer Rosalie a gift after watching her bury her family. Later on, Blocker is instructed to also escort a disgraced American soldier named Wills back to his fort so he can be court-martialed and hanged. His crime? Murdering an entire Indian family with an axe. Why, of course it is! But there were hints that Hostiles would turn into a bloody, white guilt panegyric well before then. The presence of Woodson was one. The other is Yellow Hawk himself. For a cold-blooded thug and killer, he and his photogenic family behave quite impeccably in captivity. Yellow Hawk is played by Wes Studi, who turned in a devilishly fine performance as the evil Magua in The Last of the Mohicians with Daniel Day Lewis back in 1992. This time around, Studi does little more than sit there and cough. The first of many disappointments in Hostiles.

After the whites and Indians get to know each other a little bit and jettison a conveniently-injured Woodson in a Colorado fort, Hostiles then embarks on its let’s-kill-whitey campaign. First, some white fur traders abduct the women. A gunfight ensues. Bad guys get wiped out, but take a good guy along with them. Second, Wills breaks free – like we always knew he would – and goes on a rampage. Gunfight ensues. Bad guy gets wiped out, but not before taking a couple of good guys with him. Only this time, the good guy who kills him, the war-weary Metz, afterwards kills himself. Why? Because of white guilt, of course! He felt that what the whites had done to the Indians was too unforgivable for him to keep on keeping on.

Finally, after Yellow Hawk dies and they bury him in his ancestral homeland in Montana, they meet the landowner and his three armed sons. Said landowner hates Indians so much he ignores the fact that Blocker is an Army captain on official business carrying a letter from the President. Instead, he runs his mouth about his property rights like a good Republican and then pulls out his gun and orders them off his property. And what happens when they refuse? You guessed it. Gunfight ensues. Bad guys get wiped out, but not before killing all of the good guys except for Blocker, Rosalee, and Yellow Hawk’s cute-as-a-button grandson Little Bear. Yes, his name is Little Bear.

This pointless and stupid struggle (couldn’t the landowner have simply moved the body after Blocker and company had moved on?) is then followed by what might be the most hilariously nauseating denouement in all of cinema: Blocker and Rosalee adopt Little Bear and head for Chicago.

Hostiles might not be the most virulently anti-white movie ever made. After all, the first 40 minutes count for something. But if you look at it from a racial perspective, quite a few line items are checked off on that ol’ white genocide bucket list:

  1. Establishing that whites are history’s villains. Check.
  2. Establishing that whites perpetrate most modern-day villainy. Check.
  3. Defining white virtue by how much whites kowtow to non-whites. Check.
  4. Encouraging suicidal white guilt. Check.
  5. Reveling in the near-pornographic murder, death, and suffering of whites. Check.
  6. Insisting that whites not make their own babies, but raise non-white ones instead. Check.

Other line items could include:

  1. Encouraging white/non-white miscegenation.
  2. Characterizing white behavior as self-centered, greedy, corrupt, and/or stupid and vacuous.
  3. Placing non-whites on a higher moral or intellectual plane than whites.
  4. Determining white male virtue by how much white men submit to women.

I propose that from now on, we use the term “hostiles” as a unit to determine how anti-white a film is. So Hostiles gets a score of 6 out of 10 hostiles.

It’s pretty astounding to think that for as much as this film cucks, it still could have cucked a lot more. Sadly, many films these days do.

Spencer J. Quinn is a frequent contributor to Counter-Currents and the author of the novel White Like You.

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  1. Donny says:
    August 17, 2018 at 5:00 pm

    Wonderfully entertaining movie review. I love Westerns, but sadly, haven’t come across one worth seeing in a long, long time. Another great American institution that has been ruined by the j-left.

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    1. Ronald Blake says:
      August 18, 2018 at 10:20 am

      One of the best cavalry/Apache movies I’ve ever seen is “Ulzana’s Raid”, made sometime in the early ’70s, starring Burt Lancaster and Bruce Davison. Remarkably un-PC. Lancaster is a grizzled army scout guiding a detail under the command of the inexperienced lieutenant, Davison, in pursuit of a small party of Apaches who’ve jumped the reservation. The Apaches are slaughtering their way to freedom and their cruelty is not sugar-coated.

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      1. Peter Quint says:
        August 19, 2018 at 10:34 am

        Yes, I have “Ulzana’s Raid” too, its only flaw is that Burt Lancaster delivers a Natty Bumppo (aka. Hawkeye) type of character; he neither commends, or condemns Apache atrocities. Burt Lancaster is also a race traitor in the film.

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  2. Matt Grey says:
    August 18, 2018 at 2:13 am

    Firstly, thank you for your sacrifice, another bit of Hollywood pc drivel I know to avoid. Secondly, as I often point out, motion pictures can be remade. And thirdly, why even bother with contemporary entertainment when there is an almost endless supply of Tv and film and music from prior decades? Of course the propaganda has always been there but never so virulent as now and it’s fun and entertaining to critique older media. One can literally pick a decade and immerse one’s self in its entertainment without ever having to re-watch a single series or film.

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  3. Ronald Blake says:
    August 18, 2018 at 5:41 am

    I bought this DVD at Walmart for a few bucks, being a sucker for movies about frontier Army and Indians. Internal alarms began to go off soon when seeing the first-name relations between the soldiers, regardless of rank. And the remorse expressed by the weary sergeant was pure fantasy, totally unbelievable from a frontier noncom. Another speed bump was the black soldier mixing with the white troopers. Blacks had their own 9th and 10th cavalry regiments, white-officered. I’m skeptical at the concept of a black trooper soldiering in a white unit, let alone engaging in personal badinage with the captain. I grew increasingly comatose as the movie progressed, and wondered if possibly it were directed by Joss Whedon. I should’ve know better, but had to watch the Special Bonus Feature regardless, and was not disappointed. The director, Cooper, dribbled the expected Good White thoughts through the interview, from the treatment accorded African-Americans in current American society, to the historical, hitherto-unknown fact that the Cheyenne were gentle, kindly folk until forced into violence. This review is spot-on.

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  4. Peter Quint says:
    August 18, 2018 at 8:55 am

    I wasn’t planning on seeing it anyway, I could tell by the trailers what it was. The last good western I have seen with a pro-white message was “Appaloosa” (2008). Another anti-white hate fest was “The Revenant” (2015) which was at least 30 minutes too long.

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  5. Peter Quint says:
    August 18, 2018 at 8:58 am

    Wes Studi’s performance in “The Last Of The Mohicans” was worthy of an oscar nomination, though, I have read the book twice, and see little resemblance between the movie, and the book.

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    1. Spencer Quinn says:
      August 18, 2018 at 4:19 pm

      Hi Peter Quint,

      I concur about Studi. Here is my take on Last of the Mohicans, the novel and the film, from a couple years ago. Enjoy.

      https://counter-currents.com/2016/07/race-in-the-last-of-the-mohicans/

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  6. Peter Quint says:
    August 18, 2018 at 9:07 am

    Most of the crap Clint Eastwood directed was far left liberal tripe. It all began when they criticized “Dirty Harry” as fascist, you see Eastwood showing his true colors in “The Eiger Sanction” where his character has a black girlfriend, and in the “The Dirty Harry” sequel, “Magnum Force,” where he invites a Chinese teenager up to his apartment for sex.

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    1. Ronald Blake says:
      August 18, 2018 at 10:26 am

      Agreed. Despite, or perhaps because of, his reputation as a “conservative”, he has directed some crap. I was surprised at his “Invictus”, starring the ever-wise Morgan Freeman, polishing Nelson Mandela’s image.

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  7. prestoz says:
    August 19, 2018 at 5:18 pm

    I enjoyed the review far more than I would have enjoyed the movie. I have walked out of several movies due to poz and my wife won’t go with me any more due to my mid-movie rants.

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