I don't remember what came out in 1982, but I am sure it was the best film of that year.

Rating: 10/10 (24 January 2010)

Richard Attenborough's Gandhi won best picture back in 1982. Along with seven other awards including Ben Kingsley for best actor. Really, was there any denying that it was the best movie of that year? No. Well, that is probably cause I don't entirely remember what else came out in 1982. so I probably couldn't tell you.
Gandhi is a film that runs for three hours. I know what you're thinking too. What is so interesting about Gandhi that would last for three hours? How will they keep my attention for three hours? Well, they kept mine.
There are some strange casting choices involved here. Ben Kingsley as Gandhi. Candice Bergin as a reporter(well, that one just isn't original), and Martin Sheen as an acquaintance of Gandhi's. These are all great actors. Buit you wouldn't expect them to star in Gandhi.
There is no need to explain the plot. but I guess I should at least say something. The film starts off with Gandhi's assassination. Then it starts from the beginning. Sir Ben Kingsley stars as Mohandas K. Gandhi. At a time he was an attorney. When Gandhi is thrown off a train do to race, he wants to change what is going on in the world.
That is all I shall tell you. Gandhi was involved in an arranged marriage when he was 13. He was also jailed in his life. Gandhi had a very interesting life. And so much happened too. This is a great movie. I don't know who else could've played Gandhi so perfectly. I watched the movie and right as I saw his face, I went"That's Ben Kingsley". Kingsley is a great actor. This is a great movie.
Gandhi: A