Braveheart is a superb masterpiece of 1995. A film that should not be missing from anyone's collection.
Greetings🙂🙋♂️ Hivean🌍 people. In this post i will share with you one of my favorite movies. A remarkable historical film about crazy courage and a burning desire to be free, along with an idyllic love story and an intrigue of the game treacherous for power. As you can see from the title of this post, the movie i'm referring to is called Braveheart. Yep, a great movie that should not be missing from anyone's collection - it was worth the time and of course it is still worth watching in these times when the art of cinema has evolved quite spectacularly. Okay, just watch the trailer below.
**Synopsis** >**William Wallace is a Scottish rebel who leads a revolt against the English ruler Edward Longshanks, who wants to inherit the crown of Scotland for himself. William Wallace's father and his brother, along with many others, lost their lives trying to give Scotland freedom. After losing another loved one, William Wallace begins his long-awaited attempt to set Scotland free once and for all, with the help of Robert Bruce.** **Interestingly, the actor, Mel Gibson with this film was the Oscar favorite in 1996, winning 5 Oscars out of 10 nominations. Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Picture, Best Sound Effects, Best Makeup, also won the Golden Globe for Best Director.** **The fight scenes, the costumes and the music are awesome and the actor Mel Gibson, at that time, managed to do an extraordinary job both as an actor and as a director. I highly recommend it, i really liked this biographical drama. Braveheart tells the story of William Wallace, one of the most famous heroes in history, and tells a heroic story in the history of Scotland. Yep, an absolutely thrilling historical film, very well made - it deserves that precious time given to watch it. All 🙋♂️the best to everyone🌍.**⏮◀️⏹▶️⏭
The entire soundtrack was composed by James Horner and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. One of the most memorable soundtracks that i tend to think you already had that intense pleasure of listening to.
