Braveheart DVD Review
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Braveheart DVD Review
Title: Braveheart (DVD) Review
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Long before "The Passion of the Christ," Mel Gibson showcased his directorial prowess with another cinematic masterpiece: "Braveheart." Set against the stunning backdrop of Scotland’s mountains and meadows, the film narrates the historically-inspired (though not entirely accurate) tale of William Wallace, a warrior who led the Scottish rebellion against King Edward I, also known as Longshanks. Randall Wallace, captivated by a Scottish statue of his namesake, penned the script, which lingered in Hollywood until Gibson wisely chose to bring it to life.
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Before "The Passion of the Christ," Mel Gibson created the iconic "Braveheart," a film celebrated for its sweeping landscapes and gripping storytelling. The movie depicts the story of William Wallace, a common man and valiant warrior, who spearheads the Scottish resistance against the oppressive rule of King Edward I, Longshanks. The script, crafted by Randall Wallace during a visit to Scotland, remained untouched in Hollywood until Gibson's inspired choice to bring it to the big screen.
Set in the 13th century, "Braveheart" chronicles the plight of Scottish serfs under the harsh yoke of English rule. Amidst this turmoil, Wallace (played by Mel Gibson) finds love with Murron MacClannough (Catherine McCormack). Defying a royal decree that allows local rulers first-night rights with new brides, Wallace marries Murron in secret. However, tragedy strikes when an English knight attacks her, leading to a confrontation. Wallace, believing Murron has escaped, realizes too late that she has been captured and executed.
Enraged by his wife's death, Wallace initiates a rebellion, annihilating the king’s men in his village. As his movement gathers momentum, the alarmed Longshanks (Patrick McGoohan) sends his Northern Army to quash it. Yet, Wallace rallies his followers with an inspiring speech and uses clever tactics to defeat the king’s cavalry.
As Wallace’s legend grows, Longshanks enlists his daughter-in-law, Princess Isabelle (Sophie Marceau), to negotiate peace. However, her influence is limited. Wallace knows that to achieve victory, he needs the support of the Scottish nobles, led by the conflicted Robert the Bruce (Angus MacFadyen). Torn between idealism and practicality, Robert's decision is pivotal. Will he join Wallace in the fight for Scotland's freedom? History holds the answer.
With intricate costumes, vivid battle scenes, and a noble protagonist, "Braveheart" is more than just an action film. It's a blend of history and Hollywood heroism, its timeless appeal resonating with audiences. The film even inspired a resurgence of Scottish nationalism in the 1990s. Through Gibson’s masterful direction, the spirit of the real William Wallace is vividly captured, ensuring his legacy continues to inspire.
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