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Cromwell (1970)

Disgusted with the policies of King Charles I, Oliver Cromwell plans to take his family to the New World. But on the eve of their departure, Cromwell is drawn into the tangled web of religion and politics that will result in the English Civil War.

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Alex H 22 Dec 2007

Richard Harris and Alec Guinness are superb in this classic movie. Great battle scenes

Finbarr K 10 Nov 2007

Not a brilliant film, historically ropey, utterly salvaged by Alec Guiness' portrayal of Charles I. The best and most accurate performance of a historical character in film history, bar none.

JoEy M 05 Feb 2008

So boring. Just words, nothing exciting happens, a waste of time.

Milo C 09 Dec 2006

Horrible acting, waaaaaaaaay over dramatic, and completely historically innaccurate.

Jonathan M 13 Nov 2010

Richard Harris brews intensity in this lavishly mounted but historically flawed epic. Harris is a good deal taller and more Irish then the geunine article, but he brings authentic life to his zeal to bring down what he feels is an unjust king. Alec Guinness brings some real humanity to his role as Charles I, his walk to his execution a particualrly pongiant scene. Timothy Dalton stands out in a showy role as Prince Rupert, shockingly flamboyant and dandy considering his mostly serious demenaor in other roles. Ken Hughes direction is lacking in capturing much energy from what's happening on screen, even during the battle sequences. The production design is excellent, especially the centerpiece set of the Parliment. The lead performances of Guinness and Harris makes this movie worth the occasional watch.