from Film Forum, 03/02/06
Andrew Coffin (World) says, "Indian does not have a lot of conflict or intense drama. For a movie about speed, some might complain that it is too slow. But the story is a pleasant ride in good company, like driving with your grandfather. And then your grandfather passes 200 mph."
Andrew Coffin (World) says, "Indian does not have a lot of conflict or intense drama. For a movie about speed, some might complain that it is too slow. But the story is a pleasant ride in good company, like driving with your grandfather. And then your grandfather passes 200 mph."
Darrel Manson (Hollywood Jesus) focuses on the main character: "Burt is something of a holy fool—one who, in the pursuit of their god, acts in ways that seem strange and foolish. In many ways, he is an innocent. He has no guile. What you see is what you get and what he sees is what he accepts. … The World's Fastest Indian is a nicely done feel good movie … ."