Il patriota

Titolo originale: The Patriot
Regia: Roland Emmerich |
Anno: 2000
Origine: Germany | United States of America |
Generi: Dramma Storia Guerra Azione
Tag: epic | daughter | mission | general | southern usa | loss of loved one | rebel | patriotism | insurgence | gore | south carolina | based on true story | sword fight | historical fiction | soldier | patriot | 18th century | american revolution | revolutionary war |
Cast: Mel Gibson | Heath Ledger | Joely Richardson | Jason Isaacs | Chris Cooper | Tchéky Karyo | René Auberjonois | Lisa Brenner | Tom Wilkinson | Donal Logue | Leon Rippy | Adam Baldwin | Jay Arlen Jones | Joey D. Vieira | Gregory Smith | Mika Boorem | Skye McCole Bartusiak | Trevor Morgan | Bryan Chafin | Logan Lerman | Mary Jo Deschanel | Jamieson Price | Peter Woodward | Grahame Wood | Beatrice Bush | Shane Ayon | Shan Omar Huey | Hank Stone | Kirk Fox | Jack Moore | Mark Twogood | Colt Romberger | Terry Layman | Shannon Eubanks | Bill Roberson | Charles Black | Andy Stahl | Kristian Truelsen | Kanin Howell | Mark Jeffrey Miller | Zach Hanner | Randell Haynes | John Storey | Greg Good | John F. Dzencelowcz II | Kyle Richard Engels | John Bennes | John Curran | Dara Coleman | Roy McCrerey | P. Dion Moore | Tyler Long | John H. Bush | Gil Johnson | Scott Thomas | Derrick B. Young | Le Roy Seabrook | Samuel Brown Jr. | Samuel Brown Sr. | Lillie L. Harris | Braima Moiwai | Patrick Tatopoulos |

Carolina del sud, 1776. Benjamin Martin, un eroe del conflitto franco indiano, si è ritirato ad una vita tranquilla con la propria famiglia e ha giurato di non tornare mai più in guerra. Ora però la serenità della sua esistenza è minacciata dall'impellente conflitto contro gli inglesi e Benjamin, seppur contrario, scopre che l'unico modo per salvare la sua famiglia è combattere per la libertà del suo paese.

Errori

Near the end, when the French fleet is bombarding Cornwallis' army, French ships' hulls are painted [...] D
As Benjamin is staring at the north star pendant, Villeneuve and a few others walk up behind him. Be [...] D
Aside from senior officers, the British dragoons (cavalry was not yet a common term) of the American [...] D
When Gabriel is reading the letter he is writing home aloud, the only line in the entire letter that [...] D
Just after Benjamin received his battlefield commission, he and Gabriel mount their horses, Gabriel [...] D
In the Charleston scene exiting the town hall, an extra is wearing visible, foam ear plugs. D
The film spans years of struggle. Militia survivors like Occam and Dan Scott would, after years of f [...] D
When Benjamin Martin has his first fight with redcoats, he hides behind a tree as it is hit, tearing [...] D
The music performed at the party scene was the Gavotte from Bach's Orchestral Suite # 3. This music [...] D
The British Army is seen marching in battle under two flags, the British Union Flag and a white flag [...] D
When Col. Tavington is questioning the wounded soldier, his collar is below/above the strap over his [...] D
We are told two years elapse from Gabriel's enlistment to Thomas's death, but none of the children h [...] D
(at around 2h 20 mins) An African soldier is marching in the ranks of the British army at the beginn [...] D
Aunt Charlotte Selton and Captain Wilkins have reverse suntans (raccoon eyes), obviously from wearin [...] D
When Tavington is fighting with Gabriel, just before he runs him through with his sword, his hair ch [...] D
When the militia is coming over the hill to see the British military lined up and waiting for the fi [...] D
It is clear that Benjamin did not need to duck to avoid Tavington's sword as it would have sailed ov [...] D
When the militiamen return to the town after the massacre, a building is brightly lit; while it look [...] D
When Benjamin, carrying the flag, rides up to the column of militiamen, he is first shown carrying t [...] D
When Tavington is searching for the child hiding under the table his boots are clearly visible and c [...] D
In the final fight scene between Tavington and Martin, when Col. Tavington slices Martin's back, you [...] D
Benjamin Martin's description of the Fort Wilderness campaign is incorrect. There never was a Fort W [...] D
Peter Copen, who died at the Battle of Elizabethtown, is seen later at the Battle of Camden. D
When Tavington and Cornwallis are discussing using "brutal" tactics, Tavington requests "Ohio" as pa [...] D
During the battle of Camden, British banners keep appearing and disappearing. D
John Billings walks up to Martin to sign up for the militia. He picks up a bottle takes a drink, lau [...] D
In the beginning, Benjamin carries a five-stick candelabra upstairs to tuck the two small girls in. [...] D
Near the beginning of the film, as Martin's younger son opens his chest and tries on his father's mi [...] D
At the end of the beginning scene where Martin and his two younger boys kill all the red coats to sa [...] D
In the last scene when the family walks forward to the new home being built, pretty sure there is a [...] D
At the Battle of Camden, we see the cannon firing round shot (Ball) into the Colonial line. When the [...] D
Benjamin Martin shoots a British soldier who is on a moving horse using a flintlock pistol at a rang [...] D
During the ambush scene, Benjamin emerges from behind a tree to distract the soldiers who then shoot [...] D
Many of the dresses worn by Charlotte would have been considered quite revealing and scandalous at t [...] D
In the town hall meeting in the beginning, Col. Burwell said, "We killed 700 of them at Bunker Hill [...] D
Martin is shown several times melting down his dead son's lead soldiers to make musket balls. The mo [...] D
In the final fight between Tavington and Martin, Martin first impales Tavington with a bayonet on th [...] D
When they ambush British soldiers in the woods in the beginning of the film, a soldier can be seen d [...] D
At the end of the movie, as Benjamin and his family ride towards their homestead, Aunt Charlotte is [...] D
During the prisoner exchange scene, Benjamin and the British Gerneral walk down the steps of the man [...] D
When Ann is speaking in the church she has a necklace on. Later on when the men are strapping up, sh [...] D
When Tavington is on the bridge watching Martin and the retreating Militamen ride down the river, he [...] D
At the burning of the church, the shutters are closed, and when tested by the people in the church m [...] D
In the scene where the British raid Charlotte's plantation, Tavington looks under the tablecloth to [...] D
In the fight where Gabriel is killed, the preacher loads his gun, uses it to defend himself, and the [...] D
Many of the soldiers turn their heads when firing their muskets. Although the musket was an inaccura [...] D
When Benjamin is talking to General Cornwallis, the straps on Benjamin's shoulder move. D
When Gabriel goes to the church to recruit volunteers for the militia, Anne Howard gets up and makes [...] D
Many times throughout the movie when the fifes and drums are playing, the fife players' fingers and [...] D
The time required for Colonel Tavington to reload his pistol between shooting Reverend Oliver and st [...] D
In the first shot of the film, two of the children are seen playing with alphabet cards. These famou [...] D
The officers aboard the French ships at the Siege of Yorktown, in the last scene, are wearing red, w [...] D
The scene near the end of the movie where Cornwallis is speaking to Tavington in Cornwallis' mansion [...] D
In the final fight scene between Tavington and Martin, when Col. Tavington slices Martin's back, you [...] D
In the film, Lord Cornwallis is portrayed as a much older man. This is incorrect as in 1780, the yea [...] D
In the final battle, a cannonball rolls on the ground and cuts off the legs of several soldiers in i [...] D
The Great Danes purportedly sent to Cornwallis as a gift from the King have had their ears pricked. [...] D
In the battle scene where militiamen turned back from retreat by Benjamin clash with the first line [...] D
When Tavington is walking through the house we hear the jingle of his spurs. Close-ups of his boots [...] D
Most Americans could not afford to have multiple longguns and pistols in their homes, nor would thei [...] D
During the meeting of the Assembly at the start of the film, it is said that South Carolina is not a [...] D
In the American Revolution field artillery came in two forms; guns and howitzers. Only howitzers fir [...] D
After the ships blow up in Charleston Harbor, Benjamin and his band ride through the countryside and [...] D
The British Foot (infantry was not yet a common term) is depicted marching in columns only two men d [...] D
In the final scene showing the new home for the Martins, it is going up with balloon framing. This t [...] D
A major error in depicting the battle of Guilford Courthouse is when Cornwallis orders "Sound the re [...] D
Colonel Harry Burwell signs a paper, then sprinkles powder from a can onto the wet ink. A split seco [...] D
The two dogs are both referred to as "boys"; however, the black one is clearly a female. D
The film spans many years yet Benjamin doesn't age a bit. D
The final battle takes place at Cowpens, and the facts are stretched a bit. For example, only 12 Ame [...] D
At the party when the ship blows up, you can hear the explosion at the same time you see the blast, [...] D
When Tavington kills the preacher and then Gabe, he is twice seen tossing his ramrod rather far away [...] D
The British really were the masters of the sea during that era - their ships themselves actually see [...] D
At Gabriel's wedding Charlotte Selton responds "It's a free country" to Benjamin's request to sit. T [...] D
The Continentals are seen wearing coats with white facings throughout most of the movie, but the Sou [...] D
When Benjamin and Gabriel are watching over the disastrous Battle of Camden, at which Benjamin marks [...] D
The real General Cornwallis was not even present at the Battle of Cowpens, although he was present a [...] D
The British artillery used in both the Battle of Camden and the final battle Guilford Courthouse/Cow [...] D
While the command officers of British Horse (cavalry) troops were from Great Britain, none of those [...] D
In the final field battle the militia is shown firing a volley, then the British regulars fire a vol [...] D
When Benjamin Martin kills many redcoats to save his son from a hanging, the driver of the horse car [...] D
In the final fight with Benjamin Martin, Tavington is about to strike a final blow with his sword. T [...] D
When Occam is speaking at the end of the film, he is seen saying "Gabriel said if we won the war, we [...] D
On the wanted poster for "The Ghost," the name of General Cornwallis is misspelled as "Cornwallace." [...] D
Great Danes were not known by that name until the late 19th century. Before that they were called "B [...] D
The American Rifle of the 1770s required a very tightly patched roundball that could take a minute o [...] D
When the militia arrives at Charlotte's plantation, as the British torch it, Benjamin Martin's horse [...] D
The scene where the British cavalrymen burn the church, did not happen in real life. This was comple [...] D
When Susan Martin runs to Benjamin on the South Carolina shore to protest his leaving, her right bra [...] D
There is a scene where Benjamin and his two younger sons are running through the woods to intercept [...] D
During that time period, Charlotte, a single woman without a male spouse wouldn't be able to own her [...] D
The orange flag with the coiled snake and the words "Don't Tread on Me" visible in, among other plac [...] D
After Martin parlays with Cornwallis and tricks him into what would eventually be revealed as a bogu [...] D
For a split second, on an American tent at the end of the movie, a flag is seen that does not use th [...] D
When Benjamin springs his ambush to save Gabriel, he first shoots the officer leading the redcoats f [...] D
During an ambush, the militia is shown lining up opposite each other and then firing directly toward [...] D
In the final battle the British advance the full battalion. The officer giving the orders would be a [...] D
In his monologue Gabriel says that his friend fell at the Battle of Elizabethtown, however, when you [...] D
Young unmarrieds would not have kissed in public in 18th-century America. D
When Gabriel returns to the Martin plantation with a sword wound from the Battle of Waxhaws, he stat [...] D
In the battle scene that is watched through the window by Benjamin, we see a soldier get his head ta [...] D
While Benjamin Martin is slaughtering the Red Coats who are taking Gabriel off to be hanged, a Read [...] D
The North Star is shown rising in the east. D
During the attempt by the British to capture Benjamin Martin's children, he is seen on a horse firin [...] D
In the scene where Benjamin is saying goodbye to Susan before to leaves to go back to the war. Aunt [...] D
During the final fight between Tavington and Martin, when Martin picks up the musket (in slow motion [...] D
Burwell (and others) use the terms "infantry" and "cavalry." At this point in time Infantry was stil [...] D
Modern snare drums. D
In the battle scene at the courthouse, Martin is clearly seen (from behind) throwing his pistol to t [...] D
In the final battle between Tavington and Martin, Martin's tomahawk head is bent, but when it is kno [...] D
When the British officer asks who the messenger is, Gabriel says it was him and walks down the stair [...] D
Cannon rounds are shown exploding in fireballs. Even if the cannons are howitzers, the rounds still [...] D
In the scene where Tavington is after Martin's children at Charlotte's plantation, Susan is seen loo [...] D
Supposedly stabbed in the chest by Tavington, Gabriel can briefly be seen with the sword between his [...] D
When Charlotte and the kids are hiding from the red coats in the root cellar, they creep past a bask [...] D
Soldiers are shown firing muskets with fixed bayonets. This would be unusual as the blast of the mus [...] D
On the wanted poster for "The Ghost" the bottom of the flyer bears the seal of "Her Majesty's State [...] D
When Benjamin Martin confronts Gabriel about him leaving out to meet up with the Regulars, the blind [...] D
All women of that day and time, would wear bonnets or some type of hair covering when outside in pub [...] D
During the movie, battles take place in Camden and Cowpens, two places that are very far inland, yet [...] D
When Col. Tavington slashes and stabs several militia soldiers there is no blood on his sword. It is [...] D
When Gabriel Martin confronts the Green Dragoons after they have burned the town church, Colonel Tav [...] D
George Washington's proclamation regarding the freeing of slaves who give one year of service is inc [...] D
When the militia are about to be hanged, just before Benjamin Martin rides in, you see the British p [...] D
When Gabriel leaves Charlotte's plantation it is dusk. When Benjamin Martin leaves Charlotte's plant [...] D
When Gabriel is in line to enlist, he is facing different directions when Benjamin is talking to him [...] D
In the Battle scene watched by Benjamin through the farmhouse window we see the Redcoats bayonet cha [...] D
Rocking chairs are not believed to have been common furniture before the early 19th century. While C [...] D
When Aunt Charlotte takes in the children after the family's home is destroyed her hair is down. Wom [...] D
When Gabriel is fighting with Tavington, he stabs another British officer and has blood on his knife [...] D
When Tavington is searching for the child hiding under the table, we hear the "jing-jing" of spurs a [...] D
When the rebels/patriots are returning by boat to their secret base deep in the swamp, one man moves [...] D
When the children are looking at Polaris (the North Star), modern light pollution can be seen. D
The movie begins in 1776 and in that same year Benjamin goes to Charleston for the convention on the [...] D
At least twice (at the fight at the river and at the battle near the end) Tavington loads his pistol [...] D
Cornwallis is described by both Gabriel and Benjamin as having defeated the Americans at the Siege o [...] D