Christopher Lambert stars in an operatic biography of the violent outlaw folk hero Salvatore Giuliano. A bandit, a patriot, and a real-life Robin Hood, Giuliano was the infamous bandit who, together with his ragtag band of guerrillas, attempted to liberate 1940s Sicily from Italian rule. Cimino tells the tale of an idealistic and deeply flawed man who employs increasingly excessive means to further his dream of achieving radical land distribution from the rich land owners to the peasants. The film features exceptional performances by John Turturro and Joss Ackland in supporting roles.
Death-defylingly appalling
This excuse for a film is a total insult to Mario Puzo's novel and suffers from dreadful acting, dazzlingly appalling dialogue and hilariously bad dubbing. It also bears very little resemblance to the novel's storyline. If you were a fan of the godfather you will cry with pain when you watch this, infact if you get to the end I commend you. Never rent this film.
A Sicilian Masterpiece
You must watch this film - the prequel to The Godfather trilogy, directed by Michael Cimino (winner of an oscar for The Deerhunter) and full of a cast of quality, experienced actors including John Tuturro, Justin Clark, Christopher Lambert and others.
In particular watch it for the virtuoso performance by Mr J Clark ("the boy")in one of his first big screen roles, he plays the part with aplomb, in fact this young upstart has probably the best performance of all the ensemble.
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