Canon, Sony, ARRI, and RED have all announced full-frame cameras in the last few months, and more and more filmmakers are shooting with them. Some of the cameras, particularly the Canon C500 Mark II and the Sony PDX, are under $16,000 and aimed at the independent filmmaker.
Mild spoilers. I watched the movie last night and my wife and I are stuck on a plot point. At the beginning of the film, a group of Indians ("The Ree") attack the camp, apparently in search of a young woman taken from them named Powaqa. Somewhat later, the same band is seen dealing with some French fellows, bartering pelts for horses. Still later we see French fellows again - with Powaqa their captive. One, about to rape the woman, remarks that "those horses weren't for free" (or something similar), which makes me think that's the same French group as before, but I am not sure. For one, I can't figure out the sequence of events (if she was taken earlier, why did the Ree still do business with that French band, but if she was taken as part of the deal for the horses, it makes no sense for them to be on a rampage earlier in the film). Further, the two French groups seem to have very different relationships with the Ree. Basically, my question is, "Were the two groups of French troops meant to be separate groups or the same one at different times?" Matt Deres (talk) 16:13, 25 January 2016 (UTC)
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