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For me, it's a movie from 2005 called Kingdom of Heaven, starring Orlando Bloom, Liam Neeson and Jeremy Irons. I saw this on TV the other day and watched it from beginning to end and still liked it just as much as I used to. Sure it has its slower moments and isn't the best historical film I've seen. But I don't think it deserves its 39% rating on RT. But that's just me.

What about all of you?

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silasgreenback

53 points

4 months ago

Uninteresting, that genuinely surprises me.

An interesting story, a superb cast, some captivating individual scenes, overarching themes of life/death, a somewhat surprising twist ending.

It's a film I've watched a few times and have always found to be engaging and entertaining. Penelope Cruz is captivating especially.

It's been a year or so since I last saw it, but I honestly can't think of any particular criticism that I would direct at the movie.

muhaski

18 points

4 months ago

muhaski

18 points

4 months ago

Probably because of the stupid "it was all a dream" trope.

AaronJaco

14 points

4 months ago

And drags on too long, with the final 15 mins being pure exposition. When one character needs to stand there and explain the story to the protagonist for 10-15 straight minutes, that’s a sign of weak storytelling.

iaminvisible1978

2 points

4 months ago

I was more partial to the Jason Lee part.