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6.3 / 10 2h 14min

History War Adventure

English General Charles George Gordon is appointed military governor of Anglo-Egyptian Sudan by the Prime Minister. Ordered to evacuate Egyptians from the Sudan, Gordon stays on to protect the people of Khartoum, who are under threat of being conquered by a Muslim army.

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Review by OceanOtter

Must See in Widescreen Letterbox

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Review by user144woiuityr

Good Drama And For Once History Is Not Too Distorted

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Review by Moon

A wonderful meeting between two film giants.

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Review by user157fhyw422o

The Lone Figure On Top of the Staircase Facing the Armed Mob

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Review by user19ksdu1vdn

A Thinking Man's Fictionalized Biography; A Beautiful Historical Re-creation

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Review by user320wrnqgpem

Confrontation between Western Imperialism and Islamic fundamentalism more topical than ever.

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Review by CosmicCheetah

A wonderful picture about vision, respect and history

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Review by user218mag5504t

An epic historical movie: war, politics, cults of personality & more...

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Review by GoldenGriffin

One of the greatest movies ever made; and then forgotten

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Review by user744kdvh4jqo

"Get thee from my house and may ye die in the desert untended"

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Review by user876h79pe40s

"God be with you and I don't envy God"

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Review by GlowingGopher

Rampant camp, gorgeous uniforms, and a key to US vision re Iraq

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Review by user829lu6khg98

Great historic film - reflecting the mystery of today's Sudan.

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