Freedom-the will to die

Rating: 8/10 (26 April 2020)

After watching the movie, I can't wait to find the information and want to get a more real and detailed understanding of the history of the national war in Scotland at the end of the 13th century.
After reading the information, I found that there is a big discrepancy between the film and the historical facts, but this does not affect the film as an epic blockbuster with profound nationalism and political connotations. I do n't care whether the real William Wallace is as iron-blooded tenderness or bloodthirsty as depicted in the film. Whether the "Brave Heart" originally refers to King Robert Bruce 's "Bruce Heart", I do n't care if the script itself has I do n't extol the history and narrate the characters and narrate the characters. I care about the Scots 'chest pillow against the slavery that guards their homeland. What I care about is that the men who are eager to fight freely and bloody. The brave heart that belongs to all the protesters and takes freedom as a persistent pursuit of faith is the real "brave heart". It is in every detail of the Scottish blood vessel, and it runs with the red blood Return to the heart.
The melodious bagpipes wafted in the endless deep blue mountain peaks of Scotland, and then drove down slowly, swirling slowly, drifting into the white misty canyon, and blowing into the secluded lake with the wind. When seeing the beautiful homeland being trampled mercilessly, every civilian rose from the bottom of his heart with anger, sorrow, and the purest heart of the naked child from within. This kind of red heart is similar to a simple natural passion. It is made of heavy and irregular pebbles in his arms, small stones in his hands that can accurately hit the enemy, and trees made in the land of his hometown. Rough spear. The ancient Scottish bagpipes played melancholy music, and the whispering song told the hearts of the people who lived under the huge gray sky.
William Wallace, a hero, a myth, as a pioneer of the National War of Independence, together with thousands of bloody and sacrificed warriors paved a bright tunnel to freedom for Scotland, no matter how far the end is, bright When will it come. He was like the hardest unyielding stone among them, and his faith of freedom shone in the darkness with a stubborn glimmer. Some people like to discuss the reasons for his uprising and the reasons for his failure in textbooks. In fact, we are not qualified to judge his limitations from a historical standpoint. I prefer to stand in the perspective of humanity and feel the civilian hero Patriotic feelings. As Queen Elizabeth said, he is a careless man. The motives of his uprising, he naively believed that nobles, all because of his pure nature, and the purest faith that always hangs on his lips. Freedom, the will to die. In this film, he is called William Wallace, and for another reader, he will be pronounced the soul of the nation.