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# The Patriot (Extended Cut)

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A reluctant South Carolina farmer (Mel Gibson) is forced to fight the British in this adventure epic set during the time of the American Revolution. Nominated for 3 Academy Awards® (2000) - including Best Cinematography, Best Original Score and Best Sound - The Patriot is a gripping tale of war and family, now fully remastered in 4K. Aimed directly at a mainstream audience, The Patriot qualifies as respectable entertainment, but anyone expecting a definitive drama about the American Revolution should look elsewhere. Rising above the blatant crowd pleasing of Stargate, Independence Day , and Godzilla , director Roland Emmerich crafts a marvelous re-creation of South Carolina in the late 1770s (aided immeasurably by cinematographer Caleb Deschanel), and Robert Rodat's screenplay offers the same balance of epic scale and emotional urgency that elevated his earlier script for Saving Private Ryan . Unfortunately, Emmerich embraces clichés and hackneyed melodrama that a more gifted director would have avoided. Instead of attempting a truly great film about the most pivotal years of American history, Emmerich settles for a standard revenge plot with the Revolutionary War as an incidental backdrop. On those terms, the film is engrossing and sufficiently intelligent, especially when militia leader Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) cagily negotiates with British General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson) in one of the most rewarding scenes. For the most part, the story concerns Martin's anguished quest for revenge against ruthless redcoat Colonel Tavington (played with snide relish by Jason Isaacs), and the rise to manhood of Martin's eldest son, Gabriel (Heath Ledger), whose battlefield honor exceeds even that of his brutally volatile father. At its best, The Patriot conveys the horror of war among innocent civilians, and the epic battle scenes, while by no means masterful, are graphically intense and impressive. And although Ledger's love interest (Lisa Brenner) is too bland to register much emotion, the focus on family (which frequently relegates the war to background history) provides a suitable vehicle for Gibson, who matches his achievement in Braveheart with an effectively brooding performance. --Jeff Shannon

Review: An American classic, which has only improved over time - I was an admirer of The Patriot when I first saw it in the cinema -- but time has only reinforced the greatness of this film. I gave the Blu-ray extended cut a screening a few years ago, but the theatrical version (available on the 4k disc) is markedly superior (it is striking how much a few minutes of superfluous footage can slow a movie down). The theatrical cut is itself long, but flows extremely well, and ranks as one of the finest historic epics of all time. Mel Gibson's performance is one of his best, and rife with passion and stoic heroism. This picture was also a turning point in Gibson's career -- long the young, brash "leading man", Gibson's years were starting to show when he made this film, and this really informs the character of Benjamin Martin as a mature, ageing man, weathered by years (and the guilt of past misdeeds). Robert Rodat's script is outstanding -- better than his more-acclaimed Saving Private Ryan. The Patriot walks a fine line, managing to celebrate the struggle for, and triumph of, American independence -- without celebrating war itself. Indeed the film depicts the founding of America (and Martin's personal struggle) as hard-won, and strewn with sacrifice and loss. Jason Issacs is effectively despicable as the sadistic Colonel Tavington, yet his ruthlessness never strays outside the realm of believability (thank goodness Kevin Spacey's fee priced him out of this role!). A coterie of interesting supporting characters also populates the film -- in fact The Patriot has one of the best supporting casts ever. Not not a single one of them is uninteresting or superfluous, and they never once convolute or slow the narrative down. Caleb Deschanel's photography is a glory to behold -- and done full-justice in 4k. In fact this film looks better in its 4k transfer than it did in the theater. Deschanel bathes the film in a "period style" that looks and feels believable, but is also original in its use of lighting (as opposed to just cribbing the Barry Lyndon and Amadeus look, which most other period pieces have done). John Williams' score is a paragon of artistry, and one of his more unique efforts -- bursting with moments of soaring inspiration, but also elegiac introspection and tenderness, and nods to the music of the era. The Patriot truly is one of the finest and most moving pictures of recent decades, and film which is particularly relevant today -- when many in our culture have forgotten (or have not bothered to learn) why the United States is unique, and how its foundation changed the world (for the better).
Review: A Captivating and Emotional Journey through Revolutionary Times - Title: A Captivating and Emotional Journey through Revolutionary Times "The Patriot" is an extraordinary film that takes viewers on a gripping and emotional journey through the American Revolution. Directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Mel Gibson, this historical epic showcases the sacrifices and struggles faced by a father and his family during one of the most significant periods in American history. Mel Gibson delivers a standout performance as Benjamin Martin, a widowed farmer who reluctantly becomes involved in the fight for independence after tragedy strikes his family. Gibson's portrayal is both intense and heartfelt, capturing the raw emotions of a man torn between protecting his loved ones and fighting for a cause he believes in. The film's attention to detail and accuracy in depicting the Revolutionary War is commendable. The battle scenes are realistically portrayed, showcasing the brutality and chaos of war. The cinematography is stunning, capturing the beauty of the American countryside as well as the horrors of conflict. The visual effects are impressive, especially during large-scale battle sequences, which add to the film's authenticity. The supporting cast is outstanding, with notable performances from Heath Ledger as Benjamin's eldest son, Gabriel, and Jason Isaacs as the ruthless British officer, Colonel Tavington. Their performances add depth and complexity to the narrative, creating memorable and well-rounded characters. What sets "The Patriot" apart from other war films is its exploration of the human cost of conflict. The movie delves into the personal sacrifices made by individuals on both sides of the war, highlighting the impact it has on families and communities. It portrays the moral ambiguity of war, showcasing the struggle between right and wrong, and the lengths people are willing to go for their beliefs. Furthermore, the film's emotional core lies in the themes of love, loyalty, and resilience. The bond between Benjamin and his children, particularly his daughter, is heartwarming and adds a layer of humanity to the story. The film also explores the complexities of loyalty and the difficult choices individuals face during times of war. While some historical inaccuracies have been pointed out by critics, it is important to remember that "The Patriot" is a work of fiction inspired by real events. It successfully captures the essence of the American Revolution and provides a thought-provoking and entertaining cinematic experience. In conclusion, "The Patriot" is an engrossing and poignant film that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. With its powerful performances, stunning visuals, and emotional storytelling, it is a must-watch for history buffs and fans of epic war dramas alike.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Chris Cooper, Dean Devlin, Heath Ledger, Jason Isaacs, Joely Richardson, Mark Gordon, Mel Gibson, Roland Emmerich Contributor Chris Cooper, Dean Devlin, Heath Ledger, Jason Isaacs, Joely Richardson, Mark Gordon, Mel Gibson, Roland Emmerich See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 15,424 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray |
| Genre | Action, Drama, War |
| Initial release date | 2000-06-28 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Genre:** Action, Drama, War
- **Initial release date:** 2000-06-28
- **Language:** English

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An American classic, which has only improved over time
*by D***N on May 5, 2023*

I was an admirer of The Patriot when I first saw it in the cinema -- but time has only reinforced the greatness of this film. I gave the Blu-ray extended cut a screening a few years ago, but the theatrical version (available on the 4k disc) is markedly superior (it is striking how much a few minutes of superfluous footage can slow a movie down). The theatrical cut is itself long, but flows extremely well, and ranks as one of the finest historic epics of all time. Mel Gibson's performance is one of his best, and rife with passion and stoic heroism. This picture was also a turning point in Gibson's career -- long the young, brash "leading man", Gibson's years were starting to show when he made this film, and this really informs the character of Benjamin Martin as a mature, ageing man, weathered by years (and the guilt of past misdeeds). Robert Rodat's script is outstanding -- better than his more-acclaimed Saving Private Ryan. The Patriot walks a fine line, managing to celebrate the struggle for, and triumph of, American independence -- without celebrating war itself. Indeed the film depicts the founding of America (and Martin's personal struggle) as hard-won, and strewn with sacrifice and loss. Jason Issacs is effectively despicable as the sadistic Colonel Tavington, yet his ruthlessness never strays outside the realm of believability (thank goodness Kevin Spacey's fee priced him out of this role!). A coterie of interesting supporting characters also populates the film -- in fact The Patriot has one of the best supporting casts ever. Not not a single one of them is uninteresting or superfluous, and they never once convolute or slow the narrative down. Caleb Deschanel's photography is a glory to behold -- and done full-justice in 4k. In fact this film looks better in its 4k transfer than it did in the theater. Deschanel bathes the film in a "period style" that looks and feels believable, but is also original in its use of lighting (as opposed to just cribbing the Barry Lyndon and Amadeus look, which most other period pieces have done). John Williams' score is a paragon of artistry, and one of his more unique efforts -- bursting with moments of soaring inspiration, but also elegiac introspection and tenderness, and nods to the music of the era. The Patriot truly is one of the finest and most moving pictures of recent decades, and film which is particularly relevant today -- when many in our culture have forgotten (or have not bothered to learn) why the United States is unique, and how its foundation changed the world (for the better).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Captivating and Emotional Journey through Revolutionary Times
*by B***E on October 23, 2023*

Title: A Captivating and Emotional Journey through Revolutionary Times "The Patriot" is an extraordinary film that takes viewers on a gripping and emotional journey through the American Revolution. Directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Mel Gibson, this historical epic showcases the sacrifices and struggles faced by a father and his family during one of the most significant periods in American history. Mel Gibson delivers a standout performance as Benjamin Martin, a widowed farmer who reluctantly becomes involved in the fight for independence after tragedy strikes his family. Gibson's portrayal is both intense and heartfelt, capturing the raw emotions of a man torn between protecting his loved ones and fighting for a cause he believes in. The film's attention to detail and accuracy in depicting the Revolutionary War is commendable. The battle scenes are realistically portrayed, showcasing the brutality and chaos of war. The cinematography is stunning, capturing the beauty of the American countryside as well as the horrors of conflict. The visual effects are impressive, especially during large-scale battle sequences, which add to the film's authenticity. The supporting cast is outstanding, with notable performances from Heath Ledger as Benjamin's eldest son, Gabriel, and Jason Isaacs as the ruthless British officer, Colonel Tavington. Their performances add depth and complexity to the narrative, creating memorable and well-rounded characters. What sets "The Patriot" apart from other war films is its exploration of the human cost of conflict. The movie delves into the personal sacrifices made by individuals on both sides of the war, highlighting the impact it has on families and communities. It portrays the moral ambiguity of war, showcasing the struggle between right and wrong, and the lengths people are willing to go for their beliefs. Furthermore, the film's emotional core lies in the themes of love, loyalty, and resilience. The bond between Benjamin and his children, particularly his daughter, is heartwarming and adds a layer of humanity to the story. The film also explores the complexities of loyalty and the difficult choices individuals face during times of war. While some historical inaccuracies have been pointed out by critics, it is important to remember that "The Patriot" is a work of fiction inspired by real events. It successfully captures the essence of the American Revolution and provides a thought-provoking and entertaining cinematic experience. In conclusion, "The Patriot" is an engrossing and poignant film that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. With its powerful performances, stunning visuals, and emotional storytelling, it is a must-watch for history buffs and fans of epic war dramas alike.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heart felt
*by L***. on April 20, 2026*

very good movie

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