Braveheart (1995)
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Freedom Forever!
William Wallace, a commoner, unites the 13th Century Scots in their battle to overthrow English rule.
Mel Gibson: William Wallace
Braveheart is a story blessed with many endearing nobilities and notions, but more than anything a dual sense of honour and liberty: on the one side William Wallace, a lege... read more
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let I say first that I have a hard time finding the "entertainment" value in seeing people exploited, abused, oppressed, etc. in any way. although I understand that this movie is a fictional depiction of historical events, I found it disturbing because of my attitudes toward people(s) being forced to ... read more
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"Viewed at a 20th Anniversary screening in February, 2025."

" Revisit Viewing Date: March 2nd Via: Cinema Plot: Scottish warrior William Wallace leads his countrymen in a rebellion to free his homeland from the tyranny of King Edward I of England. Rating: 9.3/10 Why Did I Watch It? A local cinema was showing it for its 30th Anniversary. It seemed like a good chance to see it on the big screen for the first time. Review here"
Enthralling medieval blockbuster entertainment
“A rousing and inspirational medieval epic that continues to stand the test of time, Braveheart is an account of Scottish freedom fighter Sir William Wallace (Mel Gibson), who led a revolt against Scotland's tyrannical English rulers from 1297 to 1305 during the country's First War of Independence. As a child, Wallace witnessed King Longshanks (Patrick McGoohan) conquer Scotland, and Wallace's father and brother were killed when they tried to resist the English. After years of living with his uncle (Brian Cox), Wallace returns home and secretly marries his childhood friend, Murron (Catherine McCormack). However, Longshanks grants jus primae noctis to English noblemen, allowing them to force sexual relations with any woman they choose. When English soldiers murder Murron for daring to defy a” read more

" When his secret bride is executed for assaulting an English soldier whom tried to rape her, a commoner begins a revolt and leads Scottish warriors against the cruel English tyrant who rules Scotland with an iron-fist. Based on the story of William Wallace, the movie was a commercial success and critically successfully, all thought some felt it was “too violent” and “languid”. This wouldn’t be the first time, that a Mel Gibson movie would garner this level of unease. Some felt, th"

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"Other Nominations Best Director Best Original Screenplay Best Score Best Sound Editing Best Make Up or Make Up Effects Best Cinematography Best Editing "
It's a Masterpiece. Best Movie of All Time
“Braveheart is the best movie ever made in history, an absolute sculpted work of art that depicts every emotion of human existence, from suffering, to courage to love, in front of the background of political astuteness and socio-hierarchal analysis.
Telling the quasi-true story of one man's conviction and courage to exact vengeance for the killing of his first wife and father at the hands of the ruthless King Edward the II of England, who in turn inspires his small province of Scotland to rebel and go to war in a real fight for freedom and independence, Braveheart is a stunning depiction of the capacity of the human spirit to overcome the odds, defy tyranny, and achieve justice, respect, and dignity against oppression.
Although its retractors and critics will dwell and h” read more

" Directed by: Mel Gibson Produced by: Bruce Davey, Alan Ladd, Jr., and Mel Gibson Written by: Randell Wallace Cinematography: John Toll Edited by: Steven Rosenblum Music by: James Horner Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"