Killers-of-the Flower Moon (2023) [Blu-ray] and 12 similar items

Killers-of-the Flower Moon (2023) Blu-ray 1080P BD Notice: 1.This is Blu-ray Disc, only can be played on Blu-ray players, Blu-ray drive, or PS3/PS4/PS5 consoles. Does not support DVD or only DVD drives, and does not support car DVD. Please check your player whether can play Blu-ray Disc before purchasing. 2.The cover photo sometimes may be different due to different publishers and countries, but the same content inside. 3.Worldwide Region free. This is a disc version with multiple translated subtitles from China. If you mind this, please do not purchase. 4.If the disc cannot be played, is damaged, or has other issues, please contact me and I will reply within 24 hours. 5.The correct way to take out the disc is press the plastic buckle in the middle of the disc to make it pop up, please do not pry forcefully from the edge of the disc. Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio/Robert De Niro/Lily Gladstone/Jesse Plaimon/Tantu Cardinalo/More .. Type: Plot/Love/Suspense/History/Crime/Western Length: 206 minutes Audio: English Subtitles: English/Chinese/and more Synopsis: A branch of the Osage tribe of Native Americans was expelled from their ancestral land to a barren land in Oklahoma, USA. Who would have thought that oil would be discovered here. While Osaki people have become fashionable nouveau riche through this leap, they have also brought their own killing intent. Afterwards, many white people flooded into this land flowing with black gold, resorting to any means necessary to gain profits. Ernest, a World War I veteran (Leonardo DiCaprio), came here to make a living and sought refuge with his famous uncle William Hale (Robert De Niro). William has a close relationship with the indigenous people and is known for his love of both black and white. However, beneath his kind exterior lies a greedy heart. He hinted that Ernest was pursuing the wealthy Indian woman Molly (played by Lily Gladstone), and what he truly coveted was the wealth owned by their family. In just a few years, dozens of Native Americans died unexpectedly. A gentleman is innocent, but one should bear the weight of their guilt