Loved it.

Rating: 9/10 (7 April 2004)

I cried during Col. Travis' speech to his men about their dire situation.
Billy Bob as David Crockett was hilarious. I overheard some San Jacinto re-enactors stating that the fiddle scene (playing with Santa Ana's group) was historically accurate.
The last scene still has me puzzled. What is the significance of Crockett playing his fiddle in an empty Alamo?
The movie brought out some items that I didn't realize. For instance, that David Bowie was ill and dying. It sparked an interest to go back to the Alamo and to refamiliarize myself with the story.
Anyone with any affinity for Texas needs to see this film.
Remember the Alamo!