Sharpe's Mission

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A A 08/29/2022 small budget, huge impression! iconic show! See more 02/03/2013 the formula is starting to wear a bit thin. See more 11/04/2012 Sean Bean does the impossible. See more 05/22/2011 I've become a bit of a fan of the eponymous Sharpe and his daring escapades, quite often behind enemy lines. With his gruff northern ways and rag-tag bunch of chosen men he is quite the hero. This is one of the better ones in my opinion; a nice bad guy played by Mark Strong with some good explosions and a comedy death. Sharpe is tasked with blowing up a munitions store deep in enemy territory.There are some quite amusing scenes when a poet/artist from a newspaper back home joins the group and attempts to seduce Jane Sharpe and a masked officer finds love with a gypsy girl. The main story of espionage and betrayal is enough for me - the rest was a little superficial and detracted more from the overall feel rather than enhancing it. See more 07/05/2010 Because my Netflix jacket wasn't properly labelled, I accidentally watched this episode (#10) before watching the previous one (#9). So, I was at a bit of a loss regarding his domestic life (obviously, Sharpe got married, a second time, in #9). I could have done without the gypsy subplot, though. See more 04/24/2010 NOT based on a book by Cornwell (even if some of those earlier movies bear little or no resemblance to their source novel - I'm looking at you, Sharpe's Gold!), with a pre-LOTR Sean Bean in the role that he would make his own. As a tele-movie, it suffers somewhat from the limitations inherent with that format: I've always maintained that I would love to see what they could do with a bigger Hollywood budget (actually be able to have Battalions look like Battalions, for instance!). See more Read all reviews

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