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Nov 18, 2015
A great disappointment
1 of 5 found this helpful Sons of Liberty had the potential to be a great production. The actors were moderately good to excellent. Most of the major characters were believable and true to what one knows of their personalities -- with the exception of the treatment of John Hancock. This production essentially paints him and an effete and effeminate aristocrat, concerned only with his pocketbook. The movie paints him as such an unpopular character, one wonders how Hancock got himself elected President of the Continental Congress and, later, the first elected Governor of Massachusetts.
The staging, sets and costumes in this production were absolutely first class and the production does do well in depicting Boston and Massachusetts in the 18th century. However, Sons of Liberty took way too many "liberties" with the historical record. In one of the special features, the Director essentially admits this -- saying that they were more concerned with the "flavor" than with historical accuracy. The story of the events in Massachusetts that led to the American Revolution were dramatic enough without having some Hollywood writers screw around with documented history. I wish I could have previewed this one on Hulu, Amazon or Netflix before wasting my money on this one. Take my advice and save your money.