Waterloo

By Romaine 2022-11-25 11:36:51

It turns out that Western war films had a running account model

Under the pampering of high-quality war films in the past ten years, I am very uncomfortable with the running account model, so I am very disappointed after watching this classic film, with a poor sense of rhythm and a loose structure...
From the abdication of Napoleon. It's also quite suitable to show the story and the heart of the protagonist, especially the several intense speeches and inner monologues of the lead actor are quite powerful, but the plot connection is not very good, after...

By Pink 2022-11-24 08:24:44

Wellington and Napoleon from the Battle of Waterloo

This movie makes me inclined to believe what Fuller said in "Western Military History": "...Before this time, except for Archduke Charles, the enemies Napoleon faced were all generals whose talents were inferior to the average. , and the situation in Wellington is the same."
     In all kinds of complicated situations, the British army held on to the end, and when reinforcements arrived, they were victorious.
      Napoleon stubbornly believed that he could control everything and that...

By Amparo 2022-11-13 04:32:59

Heroes are most afraid of twilight

From the perspective of historical facts, the Battle of Waterloo only captures fragments of the magnificent lives of great men, but Bondarchuk obviously made up his mind from the very beginning--since the whole picture cannot be swayed arbitrarily, then the winners and losers will be selected. Moment. Napoleon's sudden fortune and soaring rise is certainly a bright spot in his life, but on the big screen it is likely to turn into a monolithic grand narrative. From the perspective of looking...

By Franz 2022-10-03 02:38:33

best few plays

The Emperor's Abdication
Wellington 's The
Eve of the Evening War
       The soundtrack and the cuts of the camera are just right. It's a must.

       As for several famous scenes in this film, such as the French army storming the hollow square. It's really not that good. . A typical Soviet-style big scene. Huge but not detailed. To say that the performance of this film is not as good as the Roman fish scales in Spartacus. To say that the performance of the scene is not...

By Lewis 2022-09-29 08:37:51

Ragnarok

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   Dixon (1789-1880), who joined the army in 1807, was a corporal in the Scottish Greys at the Battle of Waterloo. The following recollections were recorded by his relatives years after the battle.
   
   From JB Lippincott Co. Philadelphia, 1911, "With Napoleon at Waterloo: Some Unpublished Documents from Waterloo and the Peninsular War," edited by Mackenzie Macbride, pp. 138-148.
   
   Translator: I have tried to put SIC on some questionable places....

By Electa 2023-09-24 13:20:14

Wellington's actor is so handsome, why is Napoleon a dead fat man? In other words, I always feel that this actor must have played Churchill because of his weight. My favorite is Ney. It was a nice fight, but it always felt weird to me that Wellington...

By Catharine 2023-09-06 20:22:59

The boss beat the iron teammates to take the blame. The great leader is also a superb military commander and loved by the people. Of course, he lost the war and went to the...

By Tressie 2023-09-05 02:11:28

Best war movie I've seen so...

By Alisa 2023-08-03 05:29:51

speak up. There are many loopholes, perhaps because of the relatively early age. The scene where the XX led the cavalry to death in the underwear is very exciting, you can see the red phalanx being washed away in the bird's-eye view...

By Linnea 2023-07-24 13:45:03

In the real big scene, Western countries certainly don’t have so much money to make this, and it is estimated that only the Soviet Union can do this. Although there are some inaccuracies in historical facts, the war scene does look spectacular when looking down on it. I feel that the special feature of this movie is that Added a monologue to reflect the inner workings of the characters? Some emotional expressions feel too much, why would a soldier suddenly run out and say "We've never seen each...