Critique of the Film The Patriot - Essay Example

A careful review proves that Many of the American militias suffer heavy losses personally but believe in the revolution's course.  The Militia show courage as the film portrays their force as fragile compared to the military power of the British Army. However, Bravery is challenged in the film, and the story depicts how the men handle the challenges and continue to fight.

             The film despite an excellent effort by the director to portray the real-life events of the revolution, does not represent the actual history. Many of the atrocities committed by the British particularly Tavington, are war crimes by the Nazis in 1940 and not what happened in the 1770s.  The mixture of the two clearly demines the credibility of the film as an accurate account of the revolutionary war.

             A vital lesson from the film is war always comes with its spoils that curse both pain and joy to the two warring sides. Bravery is crucial in any war, and when mixed with the right experience and war tactics a win is most promising, in this case.