Christmas Day, 1985. Goldcrest Film's Revolutionary War epic releases under the radar just in time for awards contention. The powerhouse British film studio were looking to get another best picture award at The Academy. However, the only thing Goldcrest received upon release was ridicule. The pretentious, dull war epic failed to connect with audiences and scored several Worst Picture nominations.
This week, the gang try not to fall asleep while talking about one of the worst films we've covered so far. Discussion includes Al Pacino's fall in the early 80s, the rise and fall of Goldcrest Films, bizarre casting and shooting decisions, bad colonial accents, Donald Sutherland's hairy mole and so much more.