It's pretty bad all around
I heard mixed review of The Alamo and they were right. Most of the movie is on the battle itself with just a little bit on why the Texas Revolution started. There’s the land hungry Americans and the dictatorship of General Santa Ana. Nothing is said of slavery although there are two slave characters played by Edwin Hodge and Afemo Omilami. Their plight is not tied into the war for Texas however even though it was a major cause.<br /><br />The characters vary in interest. I didn’t like Patrick Wilson. He had one cheesy moment where he picks up a cannon ball and everyone looks at him in awe. It was too contrived. I liked Billy Bob Thornton as Davy Crockett better. He talked about the burden of being famous and needed to maintain an image. Jason Patric as James Bowie didn’t get to do much because he was sick for most of the movie. Emilio Echevarria as General Santa Ana was portrayed as a rich and pompous figure.<br /><br />Another issue with the film was that the fighting wasn’t constant. In fact, there was very little at the start. Those in between moments can get dull at times.<br /><br />Worse yet they couldn’t end it with the Alamo because it was a defeat so they had to stretch out the movie until the Texans won.
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