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Who else watched?
I enjoyed it. About as much as I can enjoy a film that's nearly beginning to end violent destruction, killing, and the Middle-Age politics of royalty. Acting was top-notch. Locations and sets looked beautiful. Filmwork wasn't anything much to speak of, but wasn't horrible. Or shaky cam!
On the historical truthiness, I have little to say. I don't know this part of "British" history, so they could have claimed Robert marched into England and took the crown with 50 fighting men and a machine gun made of wood, and I'd be "sounds plausible..." I appreciated it ended on an up note (for the Scots), though maybe a bit too close to a happily-ever after epilogue.
*spoilers* 300 years later, a Scot takes the throne of Scotland and England as James I, which I guess is the ultimate win? *spoilers*
I enjoyed it. About as much as I can enjoy a film that's nearly beginning to end violent destruction, killing, and the Middle-Age politics of royalty. Acting was top-notch. Locations and sets looked beautiful. Filmwork wasn't anything much to speak of, but wasn't horrible. Or shaky cam!
On the historical truthiness, I have little to say. I don't know this part of "British" history, so they could have claimed Robert marched into England and took the crown with 50 fighting men and a machine gun made of wood, and I'd be "sounds plausible..." I appreciated it ended on an up note (for the Scots), though maybe a bit too close to a happily-ever after epilogue.
*spoilers* 300 years later, a Scot takes the throne of Scotland and England as James I, which I guess is the ultimate win? *spoilers*


