Sharpe's Challenge
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Movie Reviews of Sharpe's Challenge
Movie Review: It's Sean Bean--how can you resist?
Summary: 4 Stars
Yes, he's starting to look a bit older in this one(!) but we DO love Sharpe, so how can we resist? A few years ago I bought my husband the whole DVD series that came in a set of 15 inside a small wooden crate--he loved it. Now it's great to have another one to watch. I don't know, will Sean make more--maybe Sharpe can go into Parlament or something? :) Or maybe he should come to America and see how he can teach us pesky Americans how to shoot! Kidding aside, you will like this one too if you have been a fan!Movie Review: More fun and adventure from Sharpe!
Summary: 4 Stars
I own all of the Sharpe movies, so I was really excited when I found out that this movie was out. It's based loosely on Sharpe's Tiger which can confuse some things because the movie takes place after all the other movies whereas the book takes place before all the other books. They had to twist a few things to make it fit. Even though a different production company made it, it's up to par with the other movies though I dearly miss the introduction..Movie Review: Great Addition to the Series
Summary: 4 Stars
This latest episode in the Sharpe adventures was much anticipated and mostly met expectations. The budget was obviously smaller than a theatrical release and that was apparent in production values but the story was good and the actors seemed to fall back into their roles very easily. It was impressive that the crew was able to film in India. Do we believe Richard Sharpe turned down a beautiful woman? Hmmmmm....that was the real challenge.Movie Review: Is that all there is...
Summary: 4 Stars
An interesting add-on to the original 14 Sharpes. Bernard Cornwell's books go on and on but the series seemed wrapped-up at "Sharpe's Waterloo". This is a nicely-done (more-or-less) costume drama in the Sharpe's milieu. Either Britain's Channel 4 was hoping for a new series or Sean Bean needed some fast cash. Either way, it was a decent hour plus.Movie Review: good old fashioned hero
Summary: 4 Stars
I love the Sharpe series. Good old fashioned hero, lots of sly fun and enough romance to keep a woman (ME) watching inspite of the war theme. Honor and loyalty abound. Try this one but really consider watching the entire series.