The Washington Post, December 10th, 1993
THERE IS a stirring story to be told about Geronimo, who confounded 5,000 U.S. cavalry men between 1885 and 1886 with just 34 men, women and children. There's a deep, touching tale to relate about the man who went from Apache chieftain to circus has-been, selling his autographs for money. But don't look for stirring, touching or anything in "Geronimo: An American Legend." Look for the exit sign. In the depths of his worst depression, the defeated warrior could never have anticipated the posthu ous ignominy he would suffer in this Walter Hill-John Milius affair. Embellishing events culminating...
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