Braveheart

Something that really stuck with me in this movie was how fast, cruelly, and without second thought or remorse the British tied up Murron and killed her. For the sake of the movie, it was a major event that gave William Wallace his unrelenting motivation, but to them, it was a normal thing, just executing a mindless, worthless barbarian I really liked the cinematography and the massive battles and the story, it was all very engaging despite its massive runtime. I can see why inaccuracies could bother some people, I'm just glad I'm not really one of those people. Just a sensational movie It was super cool and powerful to see his determination last all the way until his very last breath.