Zulu

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Jamie H @RT94608309 May 23 An outstanding retelling of the battle of Rorke’s Drift. The battle scenes are immersive and the acting flawless. A must watch for any war film nerd. See more Alfie M @RT30575408 May 21 the best movie to date a good story an epic build up and a show of grit and determination See more Matthew K @MattBlack25 Mar 10 Anyone giving this a one star review, citing a problem with it not being fast paced enough, or bad acting etc. is obviously a part of a brain dead society who's attention spans have been annihilated by social media. This film might not be completely historically accurate, or perfect in every way (what film is?). But the film does have absolutely brilliant pacing, a wonderful cast, sublime cinematography and epic scale, not to mention an inspired, sweeping score by John Barry. The slow build only increases the tension and anticipation for a brilliantly exciting and breathtaking finale. See more Nicholas t @nicktalbert2025 Jan 10 The movie slower but not fast enough See more Austen H. @tomatotom Jun 20 Rotten Tomatoes automatic community guideline detector is malfunctioning, and seems to think that my positive review of this movie goes against their community guidelines. Reviewing all their guidelines multiple times, and finding that I didn’t break any of them, is making me regret making an account. However, this movie is fantastic. It meant a lot to me a a child, as this was one of the first “war movies,” and it continues to fascinate me to this day! See more Richard T @RT43184268 05/18/2025 Being that my Uncle was a Survivor of Rourkes Drift. And this is Sir Michael Cain First Film. This adaptation is Super close to what Actually Happened. From the Stories my Uncle told us when we were children. Mind you their is a Lot left out. And rightly So. If the movie was to be repaid today, And Mel Gibson was to produce it. You might get a true and accurate Account of what happened and who was there. The Records of the survivors is kept in Australia. And the complete record is in England which should have the number of boys missing from the Australian list. May they Who sacrifice so much for us Rest in peace. Amen See more Read all reviews

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