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These days it's hard to come across a good war film
without being submitted to pools of blood and flying limbs.
That's why in order to get your hands on a copy of
'Gallipoli', you're going to have to make your way through
the cobwebs and dust all the way back to 1981.
'Gallipoli'. Just short of perfection, as long as you're not
expecting facts. Two Words, Classic Propaganda. Although,
it is appropriately used, without it, the movie would be a
depthless, emotionless, factual documentary. Thank
goodness for the talented writer and director Peter Weir's
In the sprit of true classic 80’s movie style, this movie
The storyline focuses on the developing friendship between
the two leads. Involving you in their lives to give greater
Mel Gibson shines in one of his earliest but renowned roles
as the witty and good-hearted Frank Dunne and the
wonderfully cast Mark Lee radiates as Archie Hamilton, the
fun-loving, naive boy from the bush.
The two meet as competitors on a racetrack. Rivalry and
friendship end up a great combination as they decide to
join together. They travel through the vast Australian
outback in order to reach Perth and plan to go their own
separate ways upon arrival. They crack jokes. They play
pranks. They seem detached from the reality of the war
In one of life;s cruel ironies, the sprinter;s try and join the
3rd Light Horse Brigade, and end up in a battle where
horses have no part to play. The Men are used as infantry
for the charge against the Turk Position. And needless to
say, if you are into the movie up until that point, you will
be hanging on to every moment. You will marvel at the
cold hearted British officers and will question how this
organised murder was allowed to happen.
You;ll get wound into this amazing, emotiona
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