13
1964    2h 18minDrama, Action
7.797%91%7.4
Sudáfrica, 1879. Un centenar de soldados ingleses esperan el ataque de 4.000 guerreros zulúes. Tienen órdenes de resistir en su puesto y, a pesar de la aplastante superioridad numérica del enemigo (40 a 1), están dispuestos a luchar hasta el final.
Directed by Cy Endfield
  • Stanley BakerLt. John Chard R.E. / Productor
  • Jack HawkinsRev. Otto Witt
  • Ulla JacobssonMargareta Witt
  • James BoothPte. Henry Hook
  • Michael CaineLt. Gonville Bromhead
  • Nigel GreenColour Sgt. Frank Bourne
  • Paul DanemanSgt. Maxfield
  • Patrick MageeSurgeon Reynolds
  • Glynn EdwardsCpl. Allen
  • Neil McCarthyPvt. Thomas
  • David KernanPvt. Hitch
  • Gary BondPvt. Cole
  • Richard BurtonNarration spoken (voice)
  • Mangosuthu ButheleziCetewayo
  • Kerry JordanCompany cook
  • Dennis FolbiggeCommissary Dalton
  • Gert Van den BerghAdendorff
  • Harvey HallStickman
  • John SullivanStephenson
  • Joe PowellSergeant Windridge
  • DrFeelGoodMD15 de abril de 2026
    Easily one of the top 5 movies.
  • kevinmorgan32929 de marzo de 2026
    Classic film cracking action and acting, bast on a real battle
  • jhatfield196911 de agosto de 2025
    Great classic movie.
  • jimmywindeatt31 de enero de 2026
    Brilliant
  • molsie7718 de enero de 2026
    Greatest film ever made…full stop…no arguing….the end.
  • flavo4321 de diciembre de 2025
    Zulu (1964) stands as one of the great historical action dramas of its era, anchored by strong performances from Michael Caine and Stanley Baker. The film meticulously recreates the Battle of Rorke’s Drift, capturing both the tactical intensity and the human cost of the conflict. Its depiction of survival against overwhelming odds is gripping, highlighting heroism, discipline, and the camaraderie forged under extreme pressure. The large‑scale battle sequences are impressively staged, especially for the 1960s, with practical effects and choreography that still hold up today. While the film reflects the sensibilities of its time, it remains a compelling portrayal of endurance and collective resolve. Zulu balances spectacle with character, offering a vivid window into a dramatic moment in history. It’s no surprise it has endured as a classic, remembered for its stirring action, memorable performances, and sweeping sense of historical drama.
  • 0 115 de enero de 2026
    classic
  • peter3 de agosto de 2025
    A great movie and actually a true story about the Zulu nation and the strength of the Zulu nation and being over powered by the British army.. A great watch
  • Cubane23 de enero de 2025
    Michael Caine is a highlight of this old-school war epic. I respect the nearly exhaustive choices made to ensure accuracy to the real battle, but the movie fails to justify its runtime to modern audiences as well as other period movies, such as Lawrence of Arabia or Ben-Hur.

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