i saw this film at school and absolutely loved it. based on a true story and this is an absolutely splendid masterpiece of a film. seriously and i couldn not find anything wrong with it. one definite plus is how it was filmed. set in morrocco in 1904 and the wind and the lion is filled with stirring images like the great raisuli on horseback especially. the cinematography was faultless and the editing was crisp and the costumes were gorgeous and the scenery was breathtaking. and i have to mention the music from jerry goldsmith and it was phenomenal. i have used this phrase a lot recently and but goldsmith ain not my favourite film composer for nothing. his score here is so rousing and exciting and it shows the man true musical genius and and this gem of a score should be up there with goldsmith best scores with legend and rambo representfirst blood and patton and the secret of nimh. the action is exhilarating and the screenplay is intelligent and sophisticated. the direction is sensitively handled too. the performances were astounding as well and with sean connery and ever the picture of charisma and suavity and magnificent as the great raisuli and he almost dominates the entire picture on his own. he is joined by a feisty candice bergen and a wily john huston and a captivating brian keith in one of his more understated performances. the history is fairly accurate and perhaps flimsy in some areas and but with the acting and music and visuals so good i am past caring. positive bethany cox. 
i saw this film at school and absolutely loved it. based on a true story and this is an absolutely splendid masterpiece of a film. seriously and i couldn not find anything wrong with it. one definite plus is how it was filmed. set in morrocco in 1904 and the wind and the lion is filled with stirring images like the great raisuli on horseback especially. the cinematography was faultless and the editing was crisp and the costumes were gorgeous and the scenery was breathtaking. and i have to mention the music from jerry goldsmith and it was phenomenal. i have used this phrase a lot recently and but goldsmith ain not my favourite film composer for nothing. his score here is so rousing and exciting and it shows the man true musical genius and and this gem of a score should be up there with goldsmith best scores with legend and rambo representfirst blood and patton and the secret of nimh. the action is exhilarating and the screenplay is intelligent and sophisticated. the direction is sensitively handled too. the performances were astounding as well and with sean connery and ever the picture of charisma and suavity and magnificent as the great raisuli and he almost dominates the entire picture on his own. he is joined by a feisty candice bergen and a wily john huston and a captivating brian keith in one of his more understated performances. the history is fairly accurate and perhaps flimsy in some areas and but with the acting and music and visuals so good i am past caring. positive bethany cox. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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