It's not the war, but the mens at Rourke's drift

Rating: 10/10 (25 April 2006)

This movies is about the story of the British men out numbered beyond imagination, many wounded, who held there ground and respected by there attackers for there tenacity. the British soldiers there where not fighting for colonialism, they where fighting for there lives. As for the banter over underdogs and colonialism, there will always be underdogs, (the British where the Underdogs in this real life story), and colonialism (name one country that has not practiced that or does not still, it's not always by military might, often it is by politics, religion, economics, commerialism, materialism, mass-media, entertainment, arts and anything where as a people, whether forcefully or passively desire to influence a people or a nation into conforming with there ways. Don't blame soldiers for there nations politics, remember, it is the soldier, most of all who prays for peace" (gen. Mac Arthur).