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This movie also did a much better job of showing the passage of time. As you watch you can really believe several years have passed during the course of the movie. The romances are also more believable at least Gabriel's (Heath Ledger) was, Mel's was a little bit more questionable. - Christine W. | This movie also did a much better job of showing the passage of time. As you watch you can really believe several years have passed during the course of the movie. The romances are also more believable at least Gabriel's (Heath Ledger) was, Mel's was a little bit more questionable. - Christine W. | ||
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| + | Following along with Christine's comment, I don't care if these sorts of romances actually happened, but seriously. She was his dead wife's sister. If that was just a way for the filmmakers to grant Mel Gibson a leading lady, then they should have just opted out of that one. Too creepy for my taste, thank you. --Kelly Wuyscik | ||
In the beginning at the SC Assembly in Charles Town, one man says that we are "one nation, an American Nation," and someone says that they are "citizens of an American Nation." But at this point they were still considering themselves citizens of individual colonies, right? None of this one nation business, but thirteen colonies to become independent from Britain. -Whitney H. | In the beginning at the SC Assembly in Charles Town, one man says that we are "one nation, an American Nation," and someone says that they are "citizens of an American Nation." But at this point they were still considering themselves citizens of individual colonies, right? None of this one nation business, but thirteen colonies to become independent from Britain. -Whitney H. | ||
