However, after the repeated destruction of civilians by the British army, the patriotic object of the protagonist seems to have turned to the newly established United States. Mel Gibson was Wallace (Braveheart) in Scotland and the Ghost leader of the militia in North America. He was a professional anti-British...
Even so, the concept of patriotism gave way to the so-called cause many times in this film, and American value keywords such as liberty and freedom.
The two muzzle-to-muzzle battles in the film are very exciting. The 18th century flintlock guns lined up to shoot the battle is really a test of nerves and luck.
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