The Last King of Scotland Movie Review by star757
The Last King of Scotland Movie Review by star757
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This movie stars James McAvoy as Dr. Nicholas Garrigan. He is Scottish and decides to move to Uganda and help the people there. He picked it by spinning the globe and going where his finger landed. He wanted to escape Scotland, but in the end he longs to be home and has to escape Uganda. Forest Whitaker plays Idi Amin, the dictator who took over Uganda. In a chance meeting with Dr. Garrigan he decides he wants him to be his personal physician and move to the grand estate where he lives. Amin is full of life, emotion, and ideas and Dr. Garrigan gets swept up in it. Eventually he learns how Amin truly is, a horrible, cruel dictator who will kill anyone who goes against him. It was an interesting movie, but I never want to see it again. There are some very gruesome scenes, especially near the end. It is suspenseful watching and hoping Dr. Garrigan can make it away from Amin alive. Will he?
Buy the Movie Poster for The Last King of Scotland
This movie stars James McAvoy as Dr. Nicholas Garrigan. He is Scottish and decides to move to Uganda and help the people there. He picked it by spinning the globe and going where his finger landed. He wanted to escape Scotland, but in the end he longs to be home and has to escape Uganda. Forest Whitaker plays Idi Amin, the dictator who took over Uganda. In a chance meeting with Dr. Garrigan he decides he wants him to be his personal physician and move to the grand estate where he lives. Amin is full of life, emotion, and ideas and Dr. Garrigan gets swept up in it. Eventually he learns how Amin truly is, a horrible, cruel dictator who will kill anyone who goes against him. It was an interesting movie, but I never want to see it again. There are some very gruesome scenes, especially near the end. It is suspenseful watching and hoping Dr. Garrigan can make it away from Amin alive. Will he?
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