An incredibly ridiculous movie

Rating: Null/10 (10 July 2000)

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This movie was unbelievable. (While not necessarily a spoiler, this review reveals details of the movie.) How many more cliches could the director have used? The only way the movie could have been cheesier was if the black man had learned to read by the end of the movie. Even the dogs who somehow instantly bonded with Mel survived to the end of the war. And was hat a baby in Charlotte's arms at the end? Please!
There is no redeeming value in this movie. The director ripped off the best parts of "Rob Roy" and "Last of the Mohicans" (some scenes are exact copies) all for the glory of Mel. The movie doesn't tug at your heart strings; it holds up cue cards that say, "OK, feel patriotism now. OK, now righteous anger. OK, now tender love."
It was all I could do to remain in my seat for the duration of this film. I could not walk around Hollywood if I had been part of this film.