Later in the Napoleonic Wars, and in the movie, the overreaching Napoleon meets his Waterloo at Waterloo (no better place for it, of course) against the British.

Napoleon film review: Ridley Scott's movie starring Joaquin Phoenix as the tyrannical French emperor is an epic that meets its Waterloo, writes BRIAN VINER. By BRIAN VINER.

Delve into the exhaustive breakdown of Ridley Scott's film "Napoleon." This critical analysis dissects the movie's deviations ...

Ridley Scott has said he would never hurt an animal, and in his latest film, “Napoleon,” he made good on that promise. He pulled off those gory battle scenes with the help of horse wranglers ...

Ridley Scott has said he would never hurt an animal, and in his latest film, “Napoleon,” he made good on that promise. He pulled off those gory battle scenes with the help of horse wranglers ...

Napoleon’s life was epic: his rise to power, his fall from glory, his catastrophic decision to attempt to invade Russia in 1812, his crushing defeat at Waterloo, his banishment.

It's a movie of men, horses, digital blood bursts and practical craftsmanship. All that's interwoven with Napoleon and Josephine's courtship (sort of) and marriage (full of psychosexual power ...

Movie review: Joaquin Phoenix meets his Waterloo in 'Napoleon' Michael Phillips Chicago Tribune; Nov 24, 2023 Nov 24, 2023 ... Emperor of France and frequent film subject, ...