Some commentators believe that the director is not careless, but the film is dull and unmoving; some commentators simply say that the film is "rotten like a children's cartoon" .
As an epic movie, the grand war scenes are naturally indispensable. The battle scenes of gunfights, galloping horses, and flying ammunition in "The Alamo" are definitely worth looking forward to.
In order to make this history more realistic to the audience, the filmmakers invested heavily in rebuilding the Alamo Church and the city. This epic blockbuster with spectacular scenes and a shocking story is not only menacing, but also full of confidence in winning the Oscars.
"The Alamo" received mixed reviews, with some critics dismissing it as a historical bad movie, while others applauding the film's authenticity.
