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 Alexander
 Release Date - November 5th, 2004
 Distributor - Warner Bros.
 Duration - 2 hrs. 56 min.
 Rating - Not Rated.
 Type - Action/Adventure
 Writer : Oliver Stone
 Producer : Thomas Schuhly, Oliver Stone, Jon Kilik, Iain Smith
 Director : Oliver Stone
 Starring : Colin Farrell, Rosario Dawson, Anthony Hopkins, Angelina Jolie, Val Kilmer
 Synopsis
The story is an epic of the Macedonian conqueror, Alexander the Great (356-323 B.C.), had conquered most of the known world before his 30th birthday. Though Alexander made use of the well-oiled army created by his father, he pushed the limits of Macedonian & Greek power to levels King Philip could not have dreamed of. The film chronicles Alexander's journey to become a living legend, a man who embraced the ideal that power has a destiny.
 Critic Reviews

Grade : B -
Boston Globe - The movie's most assured moments are the wars, but those could have been filmed by anyone. War was personal and terrifying to Stone in ''Platoon'' and ''Born on the Fourth of July,'' but it's often generic in ''Alexander.'' If we've seen one sequence in which anonymous soldiers are impaled by zooming arrows, I'm afraid we've seen them all.   more



Grade : C +
Chicago Sun-Times - I have always admired Oliver Stone's courage in taking on big, challenging films, and his gift for marrying action and ideas. ''Alexander'' is not a success, but it is ambitious and risky, and incapable of the inanities of ''Troy.'' Fascinated by his subject, he has things he urgently wants to say about Alexander, but his urgency outraces his narrative; he gives us provocative notes and sketches but not a final draft. The film doesn't feel at ease with itself. It says too much, and yet leaves too much unsaid.   more



Grade : A -
Chicago Tribune - The film has at its center a magnetic, super-physical, smart, sometimes over-packed portrayal of Alexander by Colin Farrell, in blond locks and oddly appropriate Irish brogue - catching the king's charisma and self-confidence but not always his mysterious, seemingly invincible inner drive. (Stone uses Farrell and other Irish and British actors to quickly convey the class division between the rougher-hewn Macedonians and the more cosmopolitan Greeks.)   more


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