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Good news for Napoleon. https://deadline.com/2023/11/napoleon-wish-opening-weekend-global-international-box-office-1235637258/#! Apparently its crushing it worldwide, and even came in second in the domestic box office this weekend (behind the new Hunger Games prequel) beating out the other big...

Saw Napoleon in theaters and yeah, it actually covers his entire career from the Revolution to his exile in Saint Helena. And just FYI the movie seems about as historically accurate as Gladiator or Kingdom of Heaven so... if you have a problem with that like half of the internet, begin pounding...

Another historian reacted to the trailer. Dude has subs in the hundreds and barely releases content so it could be a new perspective compared to more popular content creators of history.

No it says its covering the RISE of Napoleon so it seems like to go from 1793 as shown in the trailer up to I'm guessing Austerlitz which is likely his most famous victory and probably the winter battle depicted in thine film.

One important thing to really emphasize is that I think people hoping for a "historically accurate" film are already fooling themselves. None of Ridley Scott's films have been particularly 'historically accurate' including his beloved historical epics like Gladiator and Kingdom of Heaven (the...

Vlogging Through History did a reaction video. It's pretty short but he seems excited about it. Reel History is going pretty detailed with their teaser trailer analysis though, offering his thoughts on a great deal of the beats in the teaser trailer.

Maybe Eylau. Maybe Austerlitz. Ridley Scotts historical epics tend to be pretty heavily fictionalized regardless so adding a frozen ice lake to be smashed in a winter battle when none existed seems like something he'd do for cinematic purposes. Still makes for great movies.

The trailer is pretty good. Looks like it'll cover the early part of his famous life/career, from the French Revolution in 1793 but looks like there are references to Napoleon suppressing civilian rebellions with grapeshot, the Siege of Toulon perhaps, Napoleon's campaigns in Egypt (imagine...