In the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings, the spectacular confrontation of the last samurai and the bloody opening of the gladiator led us to an epic battles in the 1990s and 2000s.
But in this registry, one of the most impressive sequences is Mel Gibson’s master brave, crowned by 5 Oscars in 1995 and noted 4.2 star distribution viewers.
Limpid and spectacular
Located in the first part of the film, and the Scottish uprising is gradually organized in the face of English domination, the struggle of Sterling (inspired by the real fact of weapons that took place at the end of the 13th century) marks King Edward I and the heroes of William Wolas.
If a long war -like sequence is so memorable, it is obviously an introductory word for the power of the word that Wallace declared with passion and lightness to Wallace, who is ready for the freedom of the people, but for reading it. Organic and visceral, but also methodical and skillfully staged, the struggle of sterling is both bright, clear, accurate and spectacular.
“Each group was clearly located”
“Whatever I wanted in the struggle sequences was clarity. I have seen a lot of films that just transform it into a porridge”Mel Gibson said in 2014 between the pages of Empire Magazine (Irish through independent).
“I put it all that we had archers, riders, close quarrels (…). Each group was clearly located, even if it was often the same handful of those who played different roles. We had the types of Irish army, on the other day they were dressed in Scotland, and the next day they were English. I even believe that there is a scene where someone kills himself! “
The testimony that shows a very limited budget of the brave. In the amount of $ 76 million, Mel Gibson’s film has announced more than 209 worldwide. Even today, Stirling Battle is considered by CNN as one of the best in cinema history.
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