Advantages: Gentle comedy Disadvantages: A bit twee in parts
The Stone Of Destiny is the film account of the story of the rescue of the Stone Of Destiny. The stone, also known as the Stone of Scone, is symbolic as it was used to crown Scottish monarchs. It was stolen from Scone by Edward the first in 1296 and has been used in the coronation of British monarchs ever since. Many saw its location as a symbol of Scottish oppression and appealed for the stone to be brought home again but powers that be insisted that it stay put.
In 1950 Ian Hamilton (Charlie Cox), a law student at Glasgow University and Scottish Nationalist decided to go to London to claim the stone back. Obviously this presented a few problems, firstly the stone was fixed to the Coronation Chair within Westminster Abbey and obviously it is a huge heavy stone so is not easy to transport or hide. He couldn't carry out this feat ...
Advantages: Natural comedy Disadvantages: Not as thrilling as an adventure film should be.
Stone of destiny- directed by Charles Martin Smith stars Charlie Kox and Kate Mara in principal roles. I had decided to watch this film since it falls under the "adventure" genre, a genre that is hardly ventured into. I won't say it satisfied my expectations but its not too bad a film either.
The story is about a group of young Scottish students lead by Ian Hamilton who venture out to reclaim the stone of destiny from London where it is safely kept in a museum. There is not much to add to the story but you need to watch how the adventure unfolds.
I dearly missed the thrills and suspense which you usually associate with such films; the film is somehow very quiet and the focus seems to be on the characters. The director seems to be giving a lot of attention to building up his characters and to adding a lot of layers to them. Its like ...
Advantages: Good acting and storytelling Disadvantages: The making-of could have been better utilised
It is a wonderful thing to be Scottish. But it hasn't always been. Going back centuries, we have been conquered, invaded, and oppressed. As recently as the 1950s, Scotland was referred to by England as North Britain. There was a fledgling movement wanting a parliament for Scotland, to give us our freedom and pride back, but a lot of Scots were made to feel like second class citizens and the Scottish National Party was still developing its ideology. Then along came a group of Glasgow University students who decided it was time to stop talking and start doing. So they did the obvious thing, and reclaimed the Stone of Scone from Westminster Abbey and brought it home to Scotland.
A little bit of history to give you some context if you don't know: the Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, is the ancient coronation stone ...
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