Do you really want to own the film that put Goldcrest out of business the first time round? Which put Pacino off our screens for four years? Here's your chance, as Al Pacino and Nastassja Kinski refuse taxation without representation in Hugh Hudson's feature-length, mega-budget remake of The Adventures Of Hector Heathcoate.
Donald Sutherland with a hairy wart is value for money as a fiendish British oppressor with a bizarre and bogus Lancastrian accent, but the film simply fails to deliver on the screen-filling action scenes promised by the subject matter, and the attempt to make something interesting out of that legendary bit of periwigged box office poison, the American War of Independence, consistently falls flat.