Filled with both strengths and weaknesses

The interactions between Redford and Gandolfini make this movie interesting

Tennessee State Penitentiary, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

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Take a look at a castle. Any castle. Now break down the key elements that make it a castle. They haven't changed in a thousand years. 1: Location. A site on high ground that commands the territory as far as the eye can see. 2: Protection. Big walls, walls strong enough to withstand a frontal attack. 3: A garrison. Men who are trained and willing to kill. 4: A flag. You tell your men you are soldiers and that's your flag. You tell them nobody takes our flag. And you raise that flag so it flies high where everyone can see it. Now you've got yourself a castle. The only difference between this castle and all the rest is that they were built to keep people out. This castle is built to keep people in.

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James Gandolfini in The Last Castle (2001)

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Robert Redford and Brian Goodman in The Last Castle (2001)

Robert Redford

James Gandolfini

Mark Ruffalo

David Scarpa

Graham Yost

A court-martialed General leads a revolt against a warden.

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The Last Castle

A good if predictable movie.

It did that very well, and is worth seeing for at least one reason. Although Robert Redford puts in a solid performance, James Gandolfini steals this movie with his simpering, bully-boy performance. Despite knowing from the opening scene that he will undoubted lose against Redford&apos;s disgraced general, Gandolfini&apos;s depiction of a man in authority but with little power is very subtle and worth watching.

The end of the movie was stupid!!!

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It did that very well, and is worth seeing for at least one reason. Although Robert Redford puts in a solid performance, James Gandolfini steals this movie with his simpering, bully-boy performance. Despite knowing from the opening scene that he will undoubted lose against Redford's disgraced general, Gandolfini's depiction of a man in authority but with little power is very subtle and worth watching.

The end of the movie was stupid!!!

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