The Patriot, directed by Roland Emmerich

The patriot is a movie based on the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) released between the British and the 13 colonies of the North American Continent. In this war against the land of America, settlers tried to separate from the criticisms of Europe and King George III. Patriots played this role through the role of actor Mel Gibson, Benjamin Martin, who was based on the revolutionary war militia leader Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion. The movie also shows some of the weapons used in war fighting and warfare.

Patriot starring Roland Emmerich and Mel Gibson did a fictitious review of South Carolina militia. They were led by passive warrior Benjamin Martin (Gibson), an experienced experienced veteran of the early French and Indian warfare, and he was led by him to the unruly savage acts that took place at the time I regret involvement. It turns out that Martin could shake his ax like a kung fu fighter and immediately sue for a group of unfortunate British soldiers. This is to take revenge on the murder of his young son, Colonel William Tavrington, Jason Isaacs. Malicious Tavington believes that an unlimited war will kill Americans who match his purpose, regardless of age. His uncontrolled barbarity is in sharp contrast to the gentleman's code of conduct strictly followed by senior British commanders including General Charles Cornwally played by Tom Wilkinson.

Clanlandolis Entertainment, supervised by Roland Emmerich, Columbia Pictures, and Sony Pictures Entertainment, is a less well-known war movement. Exciting explanation The story of a South Carolina grower, a whale, Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson), with seven children. His terrible experience in the war of France and India when he voted for independence despite the fact that Heath Leisure joined the mainland in 1776, when South Carolina voted for independence, he got armed against Britain I was reluctant to take it. Martin was forced to stand on one side when the war really entered his vestibule, when the British army bruised his family and burned his house. He took over the command of the local militia, became a scourge for England, attacked their outpost base by cutting their supply lines. Martin and his men paid heavy personal compensation for their patriotism, but they continued to claim and played an important role in breaking the British army in South Carolina.