A very, very mixed bag.

Rating: 5/10 (3 March 2007)

Okay, let's see here:
The good: Amazing acting. The bad: Little dialogue and long gazes gets old...fast.
The good: Gorgeous shots of nature and wonderful cinematography. The bad: There's no one shot that lasts longer than ten seconds, and I'm being generous there, so it becomes a constant reminder that you're watching a movie. "Oh wow, look at great camera angle and that evokes just the right- Wait, it's gone."
The good: The story, as a whole, has the potential to be powerful, moving, and evocative. The bad: The long winded style of film-making drags out an hour and forty five minute story to two and a half hours.
The good: What little lines are spoken are thoughtful and poetic. The bad: Virtually all of the lines spoken are voice overs to show what the character is thinking and it gets old after a while.
When I walked into the room and saw that this was on, I was intrigued at first, mesmerized by the subtle performances and how John Smith and Pochahontas were delicately interacting with each other....then it just kept going....and going....With huge chunks of time passing in a single moment but with no indication so by the time you've figured out what's going on something else has happened or some character has realized something vitally important.
A+ for effort, D for actual quality.