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Cuba (1979)

A British mercenary arrives in pre-Revolution Cuba to help train the corrupt General Batista's army against Castro's guerrillas while he also romances a former lover now married to an unscrupulous plantation owner.

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Teresa S 01 Dec 2008

It's a good movie that shows an important historical moment of Cuba.

Chuck O'Leary 20 Oct 2005

A crushing bore. Even Connery can't save this one.

Allan C 09 Aug 2014

Director Richard Lester summed this film up nicely, calling it "A political film within which no one speaks about politics and a love story in which no one speaks about love." There are hints of Casablanca, with Sean Connery as a mercenary hired by the Batista Regime in 1959 to train soldiers. He then comes across old flame Brooke Adams, all the while the Cuba Revolution is fomenting. It's a film that wasn't received well at it's time by critics and also wasn't received well by either Castro or Batista supporters, which probably means they got it right. Besides Connery and Adams (who always seemed interchangeable to me with Karen Allen and Jessica Harper) is a strong cast that includes Jack Weston, Chris Sarandon, Hector Elizondo, Denholm Elliott, Martin Balsam and David Rappaport. Written by frequent Lester collaborator Charles Wood it's a smart script that avoids cliches and works quite well. It's not a prefect film, but in some ways it struck me as something of a flawed masterpiece.

Kevin C 15 May 2008

Sean had 8 years to get out of the Bond set and he already did so with in the last bond movie he did and this one it's not his best but it's an alright movie and better then Robert Redford's Havana!

Javier M 28 Sep 2008

Competent re-enactment of the Cuban revolution, conveying a nuanced portrayal of the Batista regime. Pity that some characters (not least Mr ConneryÂ´s) lack freshness due to their aphorism-laden lines of dialogue: Shakespeare in a Havana? The Bard was much wittier!