Patton: El guerrero rebelde
Director:
Franklin J. SchaffnerCámara:
Fred J. KoenekampMúsica:
Jerry GoldsmithReparto:
George C. Scott, Karl Malden, Michael Bates, Edward Binns, Lawrence Dobkin, John Doucette, James Edwards, Frank Latimore, Richard Münch, Morgan Paull (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tras unos pases vacilantes en el Norte de África, en los que el Afrika Corps logró derrotarle, el general George S. Patton toma revancha con la ayuda del General británico Montgomery expulsando a los nazis del África mediterránea. El general, querido por algunos y odiado por otros, se encamina entonces al corazón de la Alemania nazi para poner fin, junto al resto de los ejércitos aliados, al Tercer Reich. (Movistar+)
(más)Reseñas (2)
An absolutely superb wartime epic that captivates with stunning sets and George Scott as the controversial but capable General Patton, the mastermind behind the successful American campaign into the heart of Hitler's Berlin. For this role, Scott got an Oscar that he refused to accept. The film garnered six more golden statuettes, including motion picture and direction. It was shot in 70 mm panoramic format, in the cinema is 6*, on DVD 5*, and on the telly 4*.
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Spread out war fresco about a personality that is definitely worth attention. Unfortunately, it really came across as long and actually not that interesting. If it wasn't for George C. Scott - who not only refused to accept the nomination but also the Oscar for his great role - then the film wouldn't really entertain me. Like this, there are interesting scenes here that are not so much about the war itself, but about the person and their place in the world. Patton's perspective is intriguing.
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