Reviews

I didn't care for Matthew Broderick or his second in command the tall blonde guy...I did like Morgan Freeman and the black actor with the glasses was good too...It really wasn't an actors movie as much as it was a thematic movie, and a powerful theme it was.

I did feel the score by James Horner bordered on cloying a few times, but I think that was the era in which this film was made.

The line between a film being progressive and being patronising is a blurry one, especially when one takes into consideration how the film has to give us a white protagonist in the form of a colonel (Matthew Broderick) who takes charge of the regiment, though this is arguably justified by the film b...

He's one of the most-respectable and sincere characters in any war movie, but that's what makes Glory a great film; it honors the characters and their almost unbelievably-hopeless situation.