This story tells: In 1304, several aristocrats in England and Scotland fought for the title of king. Unexpectedly, King Edward I of England had long coveted here, and took advantage of their fighting power to occupy Scotland. This annoyed the Scottish nobleman Robert Bruce. He relied on himself as a king with the heroic spirit of "the prince and general Xiangning has a kind". Lead the Scottish people to win more with less and defeat the British army many times. Finally, Scotland gained independence and established its own country. Robert Bruce is also respected by the people of Scotland as the story of a national hero.
The film faithfully describes that period of history. Dramatic scenes are rarely fabricated. The most outstanding part of the film, I feel it is the shooting of the scene. After the battle in the swamp, people's faces were covered with blood and mud, which was very real and let people get deep into the picture.
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