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Sunday, December 20, 2015
Movie Review: The Alamo (2004)
This is a historical movie based on the real events of The Alamo in 1836. Santa Ana, emperor of Mexico had a very much larger army. The Texas army was not yet prepared to engage them. The men at the Alamo were sacrificed to give them that time. Billy Bob Thorton does an excellent job of portraying Davy Crockett. He is a very interesting character. In this version he is not killed in the attack on the fort. He was captured and given a chance to plead for his life. Instead he asks for the surrender of the Mexicans. Dennis Quaid portrays Sam Houston, who is not talked into attacking early but waits for Santa Ana to make a mistake. When he does the Mexican army is destroyed in 18 minutes.
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