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ShadowWolfVII
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Just a bit of Vlogging, Gaming and Travelling by me.
Tomb Raider 3 Remastered | Locking the Butler in the Freezer
You haven’t fully played TR3 until you have done this…
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Tomb Raider 1 Remastered | Short Play Through Level 1 & Some of 2
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Tomb Raider 1 Remastered | Short Play Through Level 1 & Some of 2
Rise of the Tomb Raider | Why Hello There…
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I just had to make this short video from my gameplay because it all came into my head as I was playing it!.
Rise of the Tomb Raider | Lara Slow-Mo Glitch?.
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Encountered a small glitch. Lara went a bit slow-motion…
Chicago Sky @ Minnesota Lynx | WNBA | NBA 2K 24 Gameplay with Player Highlights.
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Chicago Sky @ Minnesota Lynx | WNBA | NBA 2K 24 Gameplay with Player Highlights.
Rise of the Tomb Raider: Wicked Vale Witch Battle | PS5 (PS4 Gameplay)
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Rise of the Tomb Raider: Wicked Vale Witch Battle | PS5 (PS4 Gameplay)
Non-Compete Clause Start | Saints Row
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This is why I like Saints Row. Serious comedic values in the whole game!.
Saints Row - The Frontier Mission
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“I don’t know where this is going, but this is my kind of stupid”.
The Quarry Prologue | PS5
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Play through of The Quarry Prologue on PS5. Apologies for any long pauses, parents talking and needing to take drinks was done haha!.
“Burning The Midnight Oil Again” - Life is Strange: Before the Storm Mixtape
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“Burning The Midnight Oil Again” - Life is Strange: Before the Storm Mixtape
Mental Illness Documentary (Short) | College Project
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Mental Illness Documentary (Short) | College Project
Drive Home at Night | Listening to Runrig - Maymorning & Protect and Survive!.
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Drive Home at Night | Listening to Runrig - Maymorning & Protect and Survive!.
Showreel | Graded Unit | HND TV: Year Two
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Showreel | Graded Unit | HND TV: Year Two
The Black Isle Mysteries | S01 E01 To Protect and Serve
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The Black Isle Mysteries | S01 E01 To Protect and Serve
Film Noir Trailer | No Man's Land Final Cut
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Film Noir Trailer | No Man's Land Final Cut
Film Noir: No Man's Land Trailer Rough Cut
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Film Noir: No Man's Land Trailer Rough Cut
Angry Birds Star Wars PS4 (without Music)
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Angry Birds Star Wars PS4 (without Music)
Palacerigg Country Park Promo | Rough Cut
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Palacerigg Country Park Promo | Rough Cut
Dad's Army - The Movie: Church Scene
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Dad's Army - The Movie: Church Scene
Getting My Runrig Tattoo - 30th May 2013
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Getting My Runrig Tattoo - 30th May 2013
..."and I will take my bayonet and stick it up his.....Halt! The best comedy ever.
Very good show captain mannering was very good
Bring back courage people likes being protrade here
I love dad's army its silly moments and it was clever too this scene is a great example of that
Promo-SM
Happened to me too. Same place. I actually liked it. Got me through the maze.
How very British. 2023: Jones is a transgender Pike is a Pakistani Mainwaring is an Afro-Caribbean The rest of the platoon were women. Viewing figures were a fraction of the original series but the BBC denied it had anything to do with their "diverse casting"
English grit at work; Dad's Army Forever!
One of the very few spin offs from sitcoms that was brilliant.
It's that damn bank clerk
Who rose to the occasion when the invaders were taking the vicar and congregation hostage, while the so called great and good cowered behind the wall and did nothing!
He happens to be the manager!
Looks a good game too! X
It is, I’m finding it more comical and fun than the others :)
I think Churchill would have played it in a similar way 🧐🇬🇧
The subtle, ‘do you think that’s wise sir?’ mirroring the Wilson Manwairing relationship. 2nd in command - voice of common sense
Nerves of steel
There's a movie?
I like it😍😍
No one can never get tired of Watching Dad's Army love it
A fine moment for our dearest Captain.
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Salute!
Amazing scene, amazing The perfect cast.
This along with Blackadder makes a very powerful point.
Captain mainwaring was never scared of anyone.
There’s a movie
Classic British comedy, with classic actors .🇬🇧👍
1:07 - I can't see clearly - its an age problem I think! LOL - but hasn't Captain Mainwaring's revolver got its hammer missing? :-)
According to BedsitBob comment shown above,, the War Office Small Arms Committee decided to do away with the hammer spur, in the late 1930s, to simplify production.
I loved Mr Mainwaring for all his bluster and foolishness he was a truly courageous man on many occasions
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Good old Captain Mainwaring! A true British Hero!
...never watched this episode.... i'm dam happy for mainwarring though......he showed hi smettle and saved the day...
I recall that this was from the movie version..
'I think they've rumbled us'. Haha. Dad's Army - dry British humour at its best.
Was taken to see this for my birthday party.
0:43 Jones: 🎶And I will take my bayonet, And stick it up his...🎶 Me: Whoa, whoa! Don't go *there,* Jones!😨
Right at the start, the Vicar just looks at the Mayor as if to say, "Yes, its them... We're going to die"
This is why the show is incredible: Mainwaring is pompous and a bit selfish at times but here he is, leading his platoon from the front knowing he may well die, he was brave and a good leader and thats why these men all followed him through it all
he was a bloody actor for goodness sake...
@2:18 - 2:27 Mainwaring's facial expressions are priceless. A man of courage, integrity and humility, who had been the 'fall guy' so many times, finally vindicated.
The best part of the film and my favourite scene. I love the dramatic music and how the Captain rises to the occasion when it mattered. I wish General Fullard had grovelled and admitted he misjudged the platoon! The film is almost as old as me, incidentally.
The film was ok but not a patch on the TV series, stretching a classic 30 min episode into 90 mins really did not work But far better that recent new film that’s for sure
If it had contained the original cast it would've been a blinder!
For all his pomposity and self-importance, Captain Mainwaring is blessed with an unshakably courageous streak. Here and in The Deadly Attachment he stands unflinchingly up to the enemy when it ceases to be a theoretical situation.
I agree. Mainwaring was also very courageous in Asleep in the Deep when everyone was drawing lots to be at the front of a queue moving rubble from a building about to collapse. He pretended to have drawn the "short straw" when he hadn't, basically volunteering for the most dangerous position. I think he's a great role model.
Well, yeah, his character is script written. He can be made good at polo or air guitar just like that! He doesn't have real flaws and strengths! For all that, however, he's an English stereotype, isn't he, but not the comical hypocrite of later farce who had all the pomposity but was, on showing, a coward. He's a man of those generations, Victorian morality, Edwardian sensibility, and taught men are fighters, but not uncouth. Hell, they still are with us in the UK, but we've lost sight of their sincerity because of the cartoon coward version of popular entertainment. So the scriptwriters created Mainwaring (is that the right spelling?) around an English archetype that would have been more immediately obvious to them in post war society. Arguably, even his name is a telling wordplay, man, wearing, as in dressed up, i.e. homeguard, here, (though the real homeguard were not,) playing soldiers; or wearing as in run down, as in the psychology of a man always braced up, the strain it takes; or else warring, man warring, which is not in need of explanation. So yes, the pompous Captain is, for all he's a duffer, not a joke or fraud but a fundamentally decent English man, in an absurd situation, that nevertheless was in no sense amusing at the time. The scriptwriters did not mock the English except in our typical stuffiness, generally, not mocked as individuals, but rather poked fun at the powers that be. Later comedy gave up a the ridiculous uptight cowardly clown who cannot laugh. But having rambled tediously on, I do apologize, it remains to repeat that polo or air guitar could also be his talents, tomorrow, should it be decreed, as he wasn't himself real!
The Deadly Attachment is my favourite episode. Rise to the occasion Captain Mainwaring!
Agree. That's what makes him a great comic character - he's ridiculous. He's pompous, arrogant and self-important. But when the moment comes he steps up to the plate and will happily put his life on the line for the people of his town. He is a hero.
@@peterowen9183Well said, Peter!
This whole film and particularly this scene inspired Tarantino in Inglorious Basterds.
"Ruddy Holligans "
All things bright and beautiful 🎶🎵 I will stand behind him🎶🎵 And I will take his gun🎶🎵
Love Walker
I love the expression on Captain Mainwaring's face when he looks at the regular officer.
A word to the wise. Don't watch the modern film. It is TERRIBLE.
They had a decent stab at it, to be fair, and a nice tribute, but you can't, you really cannot have Dad's Army without the original cast - they're what made it so special. Jones has to be Clive Dunn, Arthur Lowe has to be Mainwaring, etc. or it's just never going to be as funny or special. There's no point trying to remake what was perfect in the first place.
This program wouldn’t be made now because the wakes at the BBC would be afraid of upsetting the Germans.
What a fascinating comment. The same thing really doesn’t get said by old farts on every video from the 70s. How tedious and bitter your lives must be.
@@SigmundJaehn what an abusive tedious little twerp you are
Actually, Dad's Army was very popular in Germany, as was Allo Allo.
I didn't know insomnia was rife at Broadcasting House and it's satellite divisions!
Damn i totally forgot about this movie
I haven't seen this clip before. Which episode is it from?
I remember going to watch this film at the cinema when it came out. I remember being disappointed, as the first part of the film had them without uniform, but of course, it told the full story - I was young and stupid. The end of this film is my favourite film ending of all time. After they have saved the day, Capt. Mainwaring walking to work, everyone proud of the Home Guard and what they had done. Beautiful.
The start and the end were the best part the rest was boring as hell at the training camp
@@CricketEngland what about them turning up with that steam roller
@@eliotreader8220 yea what about it ?
as with many comedy films its a rehash of the series because dvd's or vhs werent invented
I was just a baby in the pram at the time, so didn't see the film until a few years later when it was repeated. General Fullard should eat humble pie and grovel! Makes me feel old as I am now 52.
Although Mainwaring was at times incompetent with details the Platoon would have been a shambles under Wilson.The clever one was Walker.Still Class was shite in those days
Doddering, idiotic, but always came good in the end. It like us?🙂
Love them all especially mainwaring say you stupid boy and the fabulous don't tell him Pike. Superb and never aged and dated at all