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| Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ] I slutningen af det 13 århundrede vender William Wallace tilbage til Skotland. Den skotske konge er død, og den hensynsløse King Edward af England har sat sig på tronen. Edward´s systematiske undertrykkelse af skotterne får hurtigt et oprør til at ulme blandt folket. Wallace forener de stridbare klaner i Højlandet og Lavlandet, og sammen starter de et regulært blodbad, der skulle give efterdønninger langt ind i det næste århundrede. En barsk og foruroligende storfilm. Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ] Bask in the glory of Braveheart, a landmark of modern cinema, with this must-own Limited Edition Gift Set. To commemorate 700 years since the Battle of Bannockburn, this set includes exclusive collectible extras and 2 Blu-ray discs with over 2 hours of special features. Plus, for a limited time only, enjoy unique code access for the all-new feature, The Journey Home, a fascinating retrospective on the film with new interviews with the cast and crew, and an introduction by Mel Gibson himself. This epic saga of war, love and freedom Won five ACADEMY AWARDS, including Best Picture. Director, co-producer and star Mel Gibson delivers the performance of a lifetime as William Wallace, the legendary Scottish hero who fights to the death to liberate his country from the tyrannical forces of the cruel King Edward I. Code expires 31 Dec 2015. Details inside. Box Contains: 6 Collectable Art Cards Reprint of the original Script Braveheart 20th Anniversairy Commemorative Coin (in leather pouch) Battle of Bannockburn 700th Anniversairy Commemorative Pin 2 Disc Blu-ray with over 2 hours Bonus features Unique code access for the All-new featurette The Journey Home. From Amazon.co.uk
Mel Gibson's birth-of-a-nation epic Braveheart does for England what Spartacus did for Rome: every Englishman in this film is weak or nasty or a fool, or all three. Gibson plays William Wallace, the highland warrior whose fierce fighting spirit prompted Robert the Bruce's memorable victory over the English at Bannockburn. The film opens with boy Wallace losing his father and brother to the murdering English. Gibson's over-age Wallace then indulges in an unintentionally risible spot of teenage romance with the chaste Murron (Catherine McCormack), who is promptly despatched by yet another wicked Englishman. Gibson swings into action in some truly impressive (and horribly gory) fight scenes, culminating in the battles of Stirling and Falkirk.
When not separating English body parts, Gibson finds time for a clandestine romance with Isabelle, the Princess of Wales (Sophie Marceau), whom he manages to impregnate, thereby ensuring that the current British monarchy are all descended from him and not from William the Conqueror as they might heretofore have supposed. He trounces the weak and venial English at every turn, causing England's nasty Edward I (Patrick McGoohan) to cough and splutter a lot. Only treachery by the Scotch nobility (lowlanders to a man) stops Wallace's triumphant crusade. His final apotheosis, complete with pre-Passion of the Christ crucifixion imagery, posits Wallace as the redeemer of his country's lost independence.
The set-piece battles are a feast for the senses: a combination of the scale of Spartacus with the mud of Branagh's Henry V. But the continual use of slow motion in tandem with the gorgeous scenic backdrops and James Horner's cloying "folksy" music score of indeterminate national origin, enhances the feeling that this is a slick promo for the Scottish tourist board (ironic, perhaps, that much of it was shot in Ireland). Gibson and his Caledonian costars give the impression that a good time was had by all. --Mark Walker --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. |
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| Oscars: | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Director | Mel Gibson | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Cinematography | Photographed by: John Toll | | | Best Film Editing | Edited by: Steven Rosenblum | | | Best Costume Design | Designed by: Charles Knode | | | Best Sound | Re-Recording Mixers: Anna Behlmer, Scott Millan, Andy Nelson | | Production Sound Mixer: Brian Simmons | | Hairstyling by: Paul Pattison | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Make Up | Designed by: Lois Burwell, Peter Frampton | | | Best Original Dramatic Score | Composed by: James Horner | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Sound Effects Editing | Edited by: Lon Bender, Per Hallberg | | | Best Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | Written by: Randall Wallace | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Motion Picture of the Year | Bruce Davey, Mel Gibson, Alan Ladd Jr. | Golden Globe: | | | Best Picture - Drama | Bruce Davey, Mel Gibson, Alan Ladd Jr. | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Director - Motion Picture | Mel Gibson | | | Best Screenplay - Motion Picture | Written by: Randall Wallace | | | Best Original Score - Motion Picture | Composed by: James Horner | Fennecus Awards: | | | Best Sound Effects | | | | Best Stunt Co-ordination | | | | Best Animal Handling/Wrangling | | | | Best Screenplay | Screenplay by: Randall Wallace | | | Best Make Up - Appliances | | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Locations | | | | Best Cinematography - Composition | Photographed by: John Toll | BAFTA Awards: | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Cinematography | John Toll | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Costume Design | Charles Knode | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Sound | Per Hallberg, Lon Bender, Brian Simmons, Andy Nelson, Scott Millan, Anna Behlmer | | | Best Production Design | Thomas E. Sanders | | | Best Make Up/Hair | Peter Frampton, Paul Pattison, Lois Burwell | MTV Movie Awards: | | ![](/x/award/vind.gif) | Best Action Sequence | For the battle when Scots first defeat the English | | | Best Movie | | | | Best Male Performance | Mel Gibson |
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| Instruktør: Mel Gibson
Skuespillere: Alan Tall Alex Norton Alun Armstrong Andrew Weir Angus MacFadyen Barry McGovern Brendan Gleeson Catherine McCormack Dean Lopata Gerda Stevenson James Cosmo James Robinson Joanne Bett John Kavanagh Julie Austin Malcolm Tierney Mel Gibson Mhairi Calvey Michael Byrne Patrick McGoohan Peter Hanly Professor Brian Cox Ralph Riach Robert Paterson Rupert Vansittart Sandy Nelson Sean Lawlor Sean McGinley Sophie Marceau Stephen Billington Tommy Flanagan William Scott-Masson
Producent: Alan Ladd Jr. Bruce Davey Dean Lopata Elisabeth Robinson John Toll Mel Gibson Stephen McEveety
Forfatter: Randall Wallace
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