Ridley Scott's 'Napoleon' Offers Epic Portrayal of French Emperor

The film, starring Joaquin Phoenix, delves into Napoleon's complex relationship with his wife Josephine and his lasting effects on the world.

Ridley Scott's new film 'Napoleon' starring Joaquin Phoenix in the title role has been released, offering an epic portrayal of the French emperor's life and his complex relationship with his wife Josephine.
The film, which cost $200 million to make, spans 32 years of Napoleon's life and includes multiple large-scale battle scenes.
Despite some historical inaccuracies, the film has been praised for its deep and well-researched portrayal of Napoleon, and for sparking interest in the French emperor's lasting effects on the world.
Scott's 'Napoleon' has also been noted for its focus on the emperor's personal life, particularly his relationship with Josephine, which is central to the film's narrative.
The film has sparked discussions and comparisons with other portrayals of Napoleon in various media, from books and video games to pastries.