Please read what I wrote before opening your mouth. You are obviously ignorant of the fact that I said NOTHING about RE LEE, my comment was that while Glory was indeed a good movie, it is not even close to being the best Civil War movie of all time.

In my opinion, “Glory” is a good movie thrown out of whack by a bad ending.
They just kill all the characters off????
Even “The Sand Pebbles” allowed one character -Candice Bergen’s- to live.
It was as if they did not know how to end it by having Andre, Carey, Morgan, and the other characters that made it over Fort Wagner’s ramparts to simply charge along then suddenly stop to goggle at two Reb cannon crews swinging their guns about on them and then get wiped out. (Incidentally, I was confused forever about just what had happened to them due to the way they edited their deaths until I met online a re-enactor who played one of the Confederate gun crew members in that very scene and asked him just what happened!)
What gives? Why didn’t they cut down those Johnny Rebs at those guns with a blast of rifle-musket fire and then simply fight until they had to retreat? Be last seen trudging down the beach surrounded by survivors from the other units behind them, then cut to Shaw being buired with his men afterward?

It just doesn’t make any sense, that ending …

If only Ron Maxwell -who admires “Glory”- had penned the script. We would have had as decisive, clear-cut, an ending as that which graces “Gettysburg” and “Gods And Generals.” Films that, I’m sorry, leave “Glory” in third place.

It was a decent movie, but it wasn’t even close to being as good as Gettysburg or Gone with the Wind, or the Red Badge of Courage.