Creation of Israel full of melodrama sappiness and bad dialogue
Cast A Giant Shadow has such a bad melodramatic start. Kirk Douglas is a retired American officer who gets recruited by Zionists to advise them. What happens next? He has to explain himself to his wife Angie Dickinson who goes on a long monologue about men going off to war replete with them dancing. That’s not the only time the movie turns to a sappy love story.<br /><br />When things finally get to Palestine it depicts the Haganah which recruited Douglas as victims. They are under attack by Arab villagers. Are denied entry to Palestine by the British authorities. They get taunted by Arab fighters and there’s the diatribe about a small group of Jews being surrounded by hostile Arab states. It also shows the comradery of the group with plenty of singing and dancing.<br /><br />The second half of the film is about the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and the underdog theme continues along with the love story and some bad dialogue to boot.<br /><br />I know some will say it’s an inspirational story about the struggle to establish the state of Israel but it could have been so much better.
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