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300(2006)
300(2006)
Spectacular comic-book style version of the 480 BC conflict between a small group of Spartans and the huge Persian army.
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Year
1995
Duration
170 minutes
Genres
Period and Historical
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In late-13th-century Scotland, farmer William Wallace is spurred into action against the English occupation under King Edward "Longshanks". Despite being hindered by scheming Scottish nobility, he is soon leading a huge militia force in revolt, winning a crucial victory at the battle of Stirling Bridge, and pushes on for his country's freedom. Director and star Mel Gibson's rabble-rousing epic plays fast-and-loose with history, but its stunning battle sequences and the iconic portrayal of its leading character ensured a haul of Oscars in 1996, including Best Picture and Best Director.
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This film has a few uses of moderate bad language and strong bloody violence
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