Glass is being carried on a stretcher but the terrain’s getting too difficult to take him any further so Capt. However, along the way Glass decides to shoot a couple of bear cubs, a huge mistake as their furious mother suddenly appears, mauling Glass within an inch of his life (no, despite silly reports to the contrary, the bear didn’t rape him-especially because it was a female bear, whom I don’t think was that interested in oral sex). Their chief scout, Hugh Glass (Leonardo Di Caprio) -along with his half-Pawnee son, Hawk (Forrest Goodluck) -insists that they get away from the river (the Missouri, I think, but it matters not) by heading inland back to Fort Kiowa. What Happens:Back in the snow-covered-winter of 1823, in the northwest region of the vast Louisiana Purchase, a group of fur trappers led by Captain Andrew Henry (Domhnall Gleeson) is attacked by a tribe of Arikara Indians, with several of the hunters killed or wounded (the flowing camerawork is magnificent from the beginning, slowly tracking through great vistas of open countryside then in this first attack, the action becomes frantic but not the editing where wide shots are held throughout the action, forcing us to understand what it’s like to hopefully dodge arrows that seemingly come from nowhere).
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