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Gallipoli (1981) Full Movie

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Gallipoli (1981)

Two Australian sprinters face the brutal realities of war when they are sent to fight in the Gallipoli campaign in the Ottoman Empire during World War I.

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Dave Kehr 28 Oct 2012

Classy and lifeless - a prettily photographed, heavily directed antiwar film.

Tyranian 07 Apr 2019

Pretty good film with good acting and music though its a bit anticlimactic.

stevekm 07 May 2023

An hour TV show that became a movie with an extra hour of backstory. OK, this is 1915 and communications are almost nonexistent on the battlefield so mistakes are made and men become cannon fodder. As military historians say, generals fight the present war the way they fought the last war, in this case, trench warfare with human wave charges.

JLuis_001 12 Jan 2022

Accessible, taking into consideration my lack of knowledge of the events unfolding on screen, though its strengths lie more in the visual and musical work. Impressive, just not spectacular as I'd heard.

Ian Nathan 06 May 2007

A haunting and moving tribute to the Australians who sacrificed their lives in WWI against not the Germans but the Turks at the lesser sung battle of Gallipoli from the assured hand of Peter Weir.