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5.8 / 10 1h 44min

Adventure War

Set in the India of the British Raj, the evil and untrustworthy Prince Guhl (Raymond Massey) plans to wipe out the British troops as they enjoy the hospitality of Guhl's spacious palace. It's up to the loyal young Prince Azim (Sabu) to warn the troops of Guhl's treachery by tapping out a message on his drum.

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Review by user135btqe5xb5

Very un-PC and jingoistic but still quite fun at turns

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Review by user38bk4l74h4

"It's the old story of the mad dreamers of the world"

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Review by user169yh7ooo8i

Rousing Adventure From Another Era

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Review by user434zb5mkub4

The last days of the Raj and a lot of fun

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Review by user72ttdm0kpx

Fun piece of British patriotism

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Review by AuroraAlpaca

Forget today's political correctness @ enjoy a spiffin yarn

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Review by user1324sw8kmac

Anachronistic Kipling like history of the Raj

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Review by user900g5tydrfy

This is a great British Empire movie in the tradition of Four Feathers.

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Review by user2412blhkxpk

Not bad...but who am I supposed to be rooting for in this film?!

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Review by user414niaclkv0

Bagpipes and uprisings in Colonial India...

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Review by user808tsi2rccf

Location of the film , The Drum

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Review by user4717x4ty0m7

Good entertainment from a long-vanished era

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Review by user9158vf48zz3

A live-action variation of "The Lion King".

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Review by user408reyocxgl

Not Korda's best, but well recommended

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