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Bettye 2022-04-20 09:01:39
If you want to understand the movie, or really want to understand Alexander, you should read the book first.
The 3-hour director's cut version is also difficult to clearly show Alexander's short and wonderful life, but the details are well grasped. The production team is still willing to spend money, and the narration is also necessary.
Olympias' room is a bit too modern, and the hair color is wrong.
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Emelie 2022-04-19 09:01:44
Alexander the Great: The Unfinished Epic
Thousands of years later, when historians re-study this long-lost empire, the most they say is the regret brought about by the early death of the founder of the empire.
"If this army, which is almost at the end of its power, can continue to advance eastward under his leadership. Then it is very...
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Armando 2022-01-26 08:17:07
SIFF7 and Oliver Stone watched the fourth edition director's cut version of "Alexander the Great". The non-linear narrative parallels the beginning and end of Alexander's fortune and death. The causal contrast is interspersed with each other, showing the fragile and feminine side of Alexander. Turning the epic weight of inertial thinking into a same-sex tragedy is embarrassing. Stone has done enough research on historical details (such as the Macedonian square).
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Arne 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The man died young but with glory. Three and a half hours, from a young boy to a king who conquered Asia and Europe, as an epic film, it is still very exciting. Two brutal but decisive battles are recreated. Kings are not born, but God chooses to be made into kings. Hephaistion was always the only person he loved spiritually.
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