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Ala ese "¡¡Viva Santa Ana!!" esta brutal

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Por Culpa de Este Bende Patrias Perdimos la Mitad de Territorio Mexicano 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 No Confermes con esto Invadieron México 🇺🇸 en 1847 Con el Destino Manifiesto México Nunca les Hizo Nada Ni los Invadio Texas Nuevo México Arizona Colorado California Walloming Nevada uta Fueron Arrebatados a Punta de Balloneta en Ciudad de México Con los Tratados de Guadalupe Hidalgo Guerra Injusta con un País Que estaba Naciendo.🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

Buena Película de Un Traidor a la Nación Mexicana 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽Su Nombre Ni para que Mencionarlo

Probably one of the more accurate depictions of the battle I've ever seen in film

Esta versión es mucho más realista que la basura del Álamo de 2004. Saludos desde 🇲🇽

Thank the lord for the great state of Tennessee!! As a Texan you are considered brothers always.

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LONG LIVE SANTA ANA

The alamo defenders should have went to Goliad more combined force would've held longer, in my opinion the alamo defenders were lied to why else would they have stayed . It made no sense for the alamo to be defended when goliad was behind them

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Juan Seguin was lucky! He had been in the Alamo but got sent as a messenger.

Fascinating to see the mexicans had recoiless cannon........

Travis committed suicide! BTW, what's with all the hay on the roofs?

The irony is that it is illegal to photograph or film the Alamo now. You must pay extortionate prices for government sanctioned photos.

I think the Mexican army tryed a surprise attack that morning i don't think they played the band before the attack.

After The Alamo on April 1836, Remeber the Alamo & Remeber Goliad became Battle Cry At the Battle of San Jancinto. Santa anna was confident but failed to Sight the Spot of the Approach of the Texas Rebellion. He tried to escape and was Captured after the battle.

Now, why is this movie NOT on DVD for the public? BTW, the Mexican artillery was NOT use during the battle!

Sorry to hear Stephen. I was the worst actor with my heart working in production and loving it ... I played Juan Sequin. The memories of making this project will always live on. Thanks for uploading Ryan.

The Battle of the Alamo will always be remembered.

Freedom. Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t Texas at the time Mexican territory?

There are so few reenactors, that the people today, are one side in one scene and the other side in another scene. So usually most reenactors have two sets of uniforms or clothes.

These "Hero's" were Southerners attempting a Land Grab to establish a Pro-Slavery country should it be abolished in the US. Their Freedom to own more land and own more slaves. Santa Anne allowed the slaves with the Southerners to go free.

So impressive to see this at the I-Max.

I will this..this is by far one of the more accurate versions of that battle...very well done.

Cual es nombre de la película, alguien tendrá esos datos?

I’ve been a fan of The Alamo story since I was a kid. I’m 42 now and have never seen this, ever! Thank you for sharing

6:04 They did a great job showing the mix of Mexican units that initially stormed over the north wall. Very realistic looking and the camera view is unique imo.

6:13 always love the Wilhelm scream

I can recognize a lot of sounds like the Muskets and the death screams from Indiana Jones. Very iconic, my favorite!

What a terrible movie, who’d pay money to watch it

So basically when the Mexican soldiers bayonet charge.... The Texans were fucked?

If every Texan at the Alamo had a Ruger 10/22 with about 300 rounds each (10 - 30rd mags) what do you think would of happened to the Mexican army? makes ya think right?

0:49 James Allen, the last messenger to leave the Alamo, died in 1901 at the age of 86.

Fun fact: The Alamo was the only victory ever for the Mexican army. Gen. Anna was later captured hiding in his underwear from Texas troops. He was captured again a few years later during the 1848 war.

What a joke what ignoramus shows the title? The à la mode was about preserving slavery Texican’s committed treason against Mexico and leader of the United States these were not heroes they were slavers

If we had a few more cannons and men, we would have taken them. We are ready to do it again! If need be.

True patriots that fought till the end! Texans got their revenge! 😉

Tennessee and Texas, bonded by blood and friendship and mutual respect for almost 200 years. Give me a "T" for Texas, Give me a "T" for Tennessee!

1:53 Yes! An accurate rendition of the Deguello.

I performed as a stuntman in this film. Spent 5 weeks in a tent on the old Bracketville set. Played one of Ray Hrbeck's "good Mexican Soldado's" Also played a Texian in a few scenes. I was the jig dancer that performed with the little girl and handed her off to Davy Crockett.

I’m amazed that Davy Crockett and his Tennesseans managed to hold the palisade wall pretty well especially the Tejanos held their palisade in front of the main gate. 5:24, 5:40, 6:55 7:43.

They were fighting for FREEDOM freedom to own black slaves

No doubt a horrific battle as prisoners were not taken. Defenders in the area of 200 trying to defend a large wide position against an attacking force in the early dawn of more than 2,000 mexican regulars crack troops. The main problem for the alamo defense was the wide area of defense. There simply was not enough men to defend the area. A smaller area might have been easier interestingly. A good case in point is the defense Roarks drift by the british against a much larger Zulu force. Of course in their advantage was their british breech loaders rifles.

I have loved reading about the Alamo since I was a kid and have most the books and related things on the battle,I have never seen this IMAX film but have read about it many times. This was an outstanding presentation,and I'm so happy to have finally seen it, thanks for posting.

The price of freedom... but not for the slave state they wanted Texas to be. Ah, schoolbook history!

March 6th,1836 will always be remembered forever as Remember the Alamo

Reading the comments section I have a question: Why is it that left-wingers hate the story of the Alamo? I thought left-wingers hated Dictators. As a MexAmerican, I say Texas has done better under American rule than under Spanish or Mexican rule.

The price of freedom my rear end you'll mean the price of stealing land that belong to Mexico half thier country Mexico had a rag tag army that didn't even have rifles to shoot with the entire army of five thousand only had one hundred rifles and hardly no ammo it's not like Hollywood puts it brand new uniforms brand new rifles beautiful horses and cannons if they would have been that well armed they could have taken the united States or half thr country tge nexucan army had marched from Mexico city it took them almost a year to get to san antonio thier uniforms were in rags and shoes were worn out five hundred of the Mexican soldiers deserted they had no weapons Mexico was dirt poor I love the USA but fir God's sake tell the truth don't nake up such lies I did a lot of research because I played the part of Santa Anna in a movie we made I was shocked when I learned the truth and David Crockett did not die fighting him and a few others including Travis ran when they were overrun and were captured and executed because Santa Anna was ragging mad he sent two unarmed soldiers with a white flag of truce to try and talk them into surrender and be spared but Travis ordered them killed instead of saying no murdered them with a white flag that they had that's when Santa Anna decided to kill them all he got raging mad for what they did the Alamo defenders were mostly outlaws not all of them but some I f them thay had warrants for thier arrest back in the states including Jim Bowie that's why he came to san antonio his wife left him and he had a warrant for his arrest