Walter Hill's Geronimo, a film of great beauty and considerable intelligence, covers the same ground as many other movies about Indians, but in a new way.

Roger Ebert

Chicago Sun-Times

A film about Geronimo and about the great feared Chiricahua Apaches would offend, should offend our sensibilities. We should be forced to confront and understand a different way of thinking. This is a more civilized movie, a more noble movie, a remarkably and consistently boring movie.

Louis Black

Austin Chronicle

The real flavor of Davis's account, and of the ferocity that earned Geronimo his place in history, is nowhere evident on screen.

Janet Maslin

The New York Times