Brave Heart, based on historical facts, has a high evaluation. Is it really that good?

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It can be said responsibly that Braveheart is really a very good movie.

Mel. Gibson directed and acted, starring the goddess Sophie Marceau. It tells the story of the Scottish people's hero Wallace's resistance to oppression, and won five awards including best film and best director at the 68th Academy Awards.

The title of this film comes from an allusion: it means that a person can become a warrior as long as he has a brave heart (spirit and belief). So ... the movie title Braveheart actually comes from this allusion.

His father, Scottish national hero Marceau? Wallace died in the battle with the British. Under the guidance of his father and friends, he studied Scottish culture and martial arts solidly. He proposed to the beautiful girl Melen, who didn't want to be robbed and killed by the British. In the villagers' cry of "one hero after another", Wallace led the uprising and formed an alliance with the Scottish aristocrat Robert. But he soon discovered that the Scottish nobles allied themselves with him, only considering their own interests, regardless of the freedom and equality of the Scottish people.

In fact, in addition to touching stories, the music in the film is also very touching. Apart from the plot, what attracts me most about this movie is the tune. A beautiful Scottish bagpipe with strings is very touching. It is a classic movie. In a word, everyone will die, but not everyone will live a meaningful life. As an old saying goes in China, people will die, or they will be heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. Fighting for freedom is a fair death. Wallace shouted "freedom" before he died, pushing the whole movie to a climax.

Finally, Sophie Marceau really deserves French roses. It's beautiful!