Ironclad

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David B @RT14283473 Jul 27 Don’t understand the low ratings, this was decent and I’m “picky” as hell! See more andrew L @TheLoveSauce Feb 25 I actually thought this movie was a nice break from the usual, bloated and overdone Kingdom of Heavons out there. Medieval Europe was ULTRA violent. If you think that its too much. Get on your knees and thank God you werent born then... and dont watch it. Purefoy is a BEAST in this film. Watch. This. Movie. See more Jelisije J @jjosifovic Dec 15 A movie that tries with its opposite budget issues that is basically the Magnificent 7 but in Medieval times. See more Derick R @RT07458596 08/10/2025 I just wanted to see Paul Giamatti playing a British king. Typical plot, but enjoyable performances. See more Joe H @RT66765549 06/08/2025 As usual, it's better than the scores given See more Claudio C @Claudio666 06/03/2025 Ironclad (2011) Great Epic Based on True Events (11,741 – 03 Jun 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) In the Thirteenth Century, in England, the loathsome King John of England (Paul Giamatti) brings a powerful army of Danish mercenaries to retrieve his kingdom, disrespecting the Carta Magna he signed after three years of war. When Abbott Marcus (Marcus Hoyland) arrives at Darnay Castle with three Templar Knights seeking shelter during a stormy night, Baron Darnay gives shelter to them. However, in the morning, King John arrives with his army and mercenaries, hangs the Baron, cuts Marcus’ tongue and kills two Templar Knights that defended him. However, the Templar Thomas Marshal (James Purefoy) escapes with Marcus, who is already dead, and heads to Canterbury, where he meets Archbishop Langton (Charles Dance) and Baron William d'Aubigny (Brian Cox). The later tells them that the Pope has allied to King John. They agree that King John must be stopped at Rochester Castle. Otherwise, the southern of England and London will be taken by him and England will fall. The Baron rides with Marshal and his squire Guy (Aneurin Barnard) and summons three friends that fought with him in the war to join him, Gil Becket (Jason Flemyng), Daniel Marks (Mackenzie Crook) and Joseph Wulfstan (Rhys Parry Jones), and the smalltime criminal Jedediah Coteral (Jamie Foreman) that he released. When they arrive at Rochester Castle, they claim the castle for the rebellion and Baron Reginald de Cornhill (Derek Jacobi) is forced to bestow. The castle has no moat but is reinforced and now the seven warriors plus the eleven soldiers of the baron must resist the position under siege of King John until the arrival of the French army to help them. But they do not know that the French have called off the deal expecting a better agreement. “Ironclad” (2011) is a great epic based on true events. The plot is engaging, with awesome battle scenes, a fictitious romance with the gorgeous Kate Mara, and a spectacular cast, with Brian Cox, Paul Giamatti, Kate Mara, James Purefoy and Charles Dance among other names. The realism of the battle is brutal and gore, and the locations and costumes give the sensation of the medieval period, with dirt and dark places, people and clothing. My vote is eight. Title (Brazil): “Sangue e Honra” (”Blood and Honor”) My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more Read all reviews

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