There are two things about this movie that touched me. The first is naturally the general theme of the movie, freedom. In fact, I don't think the male protagonist has any unique power, but as mentioned in the movie, I can lead the Scots to freedom. It is the desire of each person that gives the protagonist a unique appeal, and rallies the entire Scottish people to rise up, for freedom, for tomorrow, and for a happy life. The second point that may have been overlooked, but impressed me, is the reaction of the protagonist Wallace when his beloved is brutally murdered (here is really heart-wrenching), as the movie shows, he does not He didn't show his bravery, he didn't lose his mind, and he didn't go to die in vain. He hid his sword behind his back, united tribes, smashed iron horses with spears, detoured tactics, and attacked the enemy from front and back... This is the sharpest weapon, the most frightening power, and Not to die in vain, thinking of the beautiful dream of living forever. Although the ending of the movie is tragic, as said in "Dream Travel", when a person really dies, when everyone forgets him, Wallace is harmed by a conspiracy, but his spirit will live on forever. The hearts of every Scotsman will surely become the sharpest edge, pierce the darkness and bring the brightest sunshine of freedom to the Scots!
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