Did Ye Aye ? No, he couldn’t get the spirit of Bruce down, he even said so himself. The guy who plays Black Douglas outshines him. Black Douglas needs a movie next tbh
@@cosmiccity1459 Shut up you fool, the quality of battle rally speech doesnt have to be measured by its elaborath on words,spectacle or duration. Its simplicity is its greatest strength...
I believe it was straight forward af too. He was like “ if you fight for God, for honor, for your country for yourselves, I do not care so long as you fight” !!!!
"Take the day!" that words by Valence makes me keep motivated every single morning, any problems you have, any silent battles you fight, remember in every morning, "Take the day!"
I love how humble Chris Pine is playing Robert the Bruce. After all he is just a man, appointed as king of Scotland by his faithful followers. There has been real controversy of how good this movie is, but as a Scotsman he sounds very naturally Scottish and that is not an easy thing to do for an American. I loved this film, very well made and will be remembered forever.
You call yourself a Scotsman and then you refer to Bruce as "king of Scotland" which he wasn't of course, but rather the King of Scots and the Community of the Realm. Basic history.
@Achilles 1776 Virtually none, for the majority of Roberts Reign, other monarchs never recognised him as king after being excommunicated by the pope, which was eventually lifted and he was recognised as king of scotland, angus mac is literally just trying to show off how uber scottish he is..... EDIT:- You could also argue that there was no scotland to be king of per say as before roberts first war of independence, most of the clans would fight each other in petty squabbles, but its fair to say that it was Robert that united scotland therefore made him the first king of the entirety of scotland.
My dad, the son of Scottish immigrants, could mimic a Scots accent so well you'd think he'd just stepped off the boat from Edinburgh. I'm named for Bruce, btw, "Arbeedubya" being a spelling out of my initials, RBW. I won't say what the "W" stands for, but the "RB" is Robert Bruce. One other thing: I understand Bruce could be pretty damned bloodthirsty and ruthless himself. Didn't he have a large number of people, including women and children, massacred at Buchan when they didn't recognize him as King?
"I could talk about God, but He has no place where we are going. I could talk about honor, but you are here. You know enough about honor. I know you all as men, but today, today we are beasts. You can fight for God, for honor, for country, for family, for yourselves. I do not care, so long as you FIGHT!!!"
Well, James "Black" Douglas in fact was a real character and his screams "Douglas" as he butchered the enemy are also true. This is curious and intriguing. He was a very feared knight during the Scottish wars of Independence. He also burned his castle, killed the English who occupied it and assisted Robert in his campaigns until 1330.
Robert The Bruce died in 1329. It's good Sir James Douglas to us Scots, His father supported William Wallace so Longshanks confiscated his lands & put him in tower of London. He hated English with a passion. A true warrior, a true hero to Scotland. I can guarantee you idiots ain't descended from anybody. It's pathetic actualy the hundreds of people I see claiming to be desended from Sir James Douglas , Robert The Bruce and William Wallace 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 My surname is Wallace & I live not far from where William Wallace grew up does that make me a descendant of William Wallace? Offcourse not. So stop with the BS 🤣 🏴🏴🇬🇧
@@evilmetalgod9790 Why would I make up my Surname?, Are You smoking crack? Where I live Wallace is a pretty Common name, One of my best Friends Surname is Wallace also. When I started primary School there was 4 kids including myself in my class with Surname Wallace so I can assure you I'm in no way related to William Wallace or made my Surname up ya fanny. So GTF !!!
Black Douglas is one of the most under recognised and under celebrated patriots of Scotland. A true tactician and warrior on the battlefield. He did massacre that church and claim back his home stolen from him, His capture of Roxburgh castle is legendary. I love this scene, it’s that camera pan onto him and you see him in that zone so ready to give everything, he’s literally foaming at the mouth. Gives me goosebumps. That scene is how I like to think of him. An absolute fucking beast!!
Chris Pine is a phenomenal actor. Definitely deserves the best actor award at the upcoming oscars if you ask me. Nailing that Scottish accent is hard enough.
Bravehart was built on lies ,,outlaw king was base on the truth it told the rigth story long live bravehart William Wallace long live roburt the bruce king of scots
He was prolly the type of dude as well when he heard a Christian warrior talking about how they want to see god one day to walk up behind him, kill him then say something like go meet him now lol 😂
In the year of our lord 1307. Men of Scotland starved and outnumbered charged the hill of Loudon. They fought like warrior poets, they fought like Scotsmen!
@@rc59191 he said something of the sort at the battle of Bannockburn. Check out "Scots Wha Hae" by Robert Burns. This was inspired by the Bruce's speech at Bannockburn.
@@foolslayer9416 Although I still enjoy that movie very much, now that I've watched clips of this movie and some vídeos from *Shadiversity* (which I personally reccomend), I can't help but wonder why did Mel Gibson decide to portray the Scotish as basically Celts with more clothing. :P The English were much better equiped, but that doesn't mean the Scotish were nothing but peasents! Glad this movie came out, I really hope I can buy a copy some day soon! :D A good watch for a family reunion!
The depiction of Edward II is ...very inaccurate. He was a shadow of what his father was as a king, however he was actually a very attentive and kind person, it his known that he often speaked with many of his vassals and servants, which was a very unusual practice by the realty at the time. He also was not present in the Battle of Loudoun Hill, at that time he was in the South of England. Anyways I understand that changes had to be made for dramatic purposes. Overall its a great film and a very impressive depiction of the Medieval Period. Well done.
@David Broadley Not entirely sure what the second half of the comment is, but we do not know if Edward the Second was homosexual. Having a bff does not mean that you are going to be going brokeback with them.
@@yobraddxdonttv4427What he’s saying in man talk is, don’t be tuck tail and run! Yes, historically they did make speeches before an open pitched battle in the medieval period, that much we do know. (What was said, we’ll never know) However, I’d imagine this is about as close as we’ll ever get to reality because this is what a man who’s trying to be a King of his country would say before the horrors of entering melee combat! I love the way he’s straightforward, no piety nor patriotism just straightforward honesty, don’t run and fight! If I had to pick a battle speech that had to be historically accurate as possible? This would be the one!
Exactly, the kilts and facepaint etc in braveheart was completely inaccurate, it's more when the Romans invaded, not medieval Scotland. Great to see a film that's more accurate
The music here gave me serious goosebumps, even more so when I got to watch it on the big screen in Edinburgh. I really hope they do a dvd release with the full uncut version which was almost four hours long.
I could totally see young Barristan the Bold in something like this , fighting in the Stepstones in the War or the Ninepenny Kings. Great channel name See Barristan
Oddly enough, when I heard book Stannis was no firm-follower of the Lord of Light like the TV show Stannis, I could actually picture him making this very same speech to his men right before a battle, or at least a very similar one. After all, if book fans told me the truth, the guy did say once: "Half my followers are non-believers. Forget burning! Pray harder!"
Book stannis is a tricky character. I think he is more of a follower than not, if that makes sense. He's not hardcore by any stretch but is enough of a follower to allow the Melisandre to do some pretty awful things in its name , though you could say he does it for power. Luckily he has Davos there some of the times to curb his excesses, namely the burning of Roberts bastard Edric Storm. And stannis also knows lightbringer, his glowing sword to not be the genuine article. Pretty much stannis is an absolutely awesome, grey character, though certainly righteous in his claim.
Should make a film about James Douglas he became one of the Bruce's most loyal and trusted friends. Apparently he took Robert's heart in a cask to crusade in the holy land and wore it round his neck on a chain and when he met the saracens in battle he supposedly flung the heart towards the saracens and shouted 'lead on brave heart'
Robert the Bruce is on the same level as William Wallace. Not with the same brazen courage, but he had guile, cunning, resilience and devotion that puts him right up there as one of the greatest medieval kings.
Constantine Joseph william wallace is a hero and he always push Robert to become the leader of scots for he is the only one that could free their country!
Damhnaic your right! William wallace is a hero and everyone knows of it but just as he said they needed Robert to become their brave and strong leader that will ultimately free their country!
Black Douglas son Archibald Douglas actually fought Edward the black prince at the battle of Poitiers in 1356, he fought as a vassal under the french king. He was born in 1330, same year that Black Douglas died, Archibald died in 1400.
Grey Dogs have finally released the full OST for those interested! The track you’re hearing during this speech is called 'Beasts' which is very fitting!!! A simple yet very powerful speech with intense music definitely gets up hyped!!! 💙🏴💙
Awesome speech in a tremendously well done film... The mad bastich beside the Black Douglas just after the Bruce says "Today we are beasts!" (1.21) looks like he could take on the full English army by himself! 😠 YAS MAN! Mon tha Bruce!!! ⚒🏹⚔🛡✊
Fun fact. Robert and Black Douglas remained life long friends. During the crusades, Black Douglas carried Roberts heart into battle. He was last recorded as throwing into the line of the Saracens before charging to retrieve it.
In Braveheart, Mel was unfair to Robert Bruce... This movie was historically accurate. Bruce fought against the English at every turn, he only made peace with King Edward when that was the only option. As soon as he had a couple hundred men to resist him, he did. He fought so many tiny skirmishes and gorilla style fights, the man's life was nothing but violence. If anybody deserves to be the king, he did. That kids story about the spider is so true with Robert Bruce. He kept on going forward slowly gathering a following and he had men follow him because he was a real leader. Bruce is definitely up there with the most badass men in history, imo.
Holy Mother of God! They actually use padding between their heads and chain-mail!! I'm glad to see a movie that makes this extra effort for authenticity.
Fair play to the Scots you won your freedom and won independence. Scottish heritage is very powerful and thats coming from an englishman. Years later we stood shoulder to shoulder in two world wars. Not a place on earth has a history like these islands of ours.
Love this love us scots an love my ancestor roburt the bruce king of scots... bruce,,duffus,,gray,,moyle,henderson,,Campbell our coat of arms is 3 cross,s,,3 stars an a boars head.. chinsty sutherland shire ,,,argyle sutherlands ,,, figth on scotland
If you’re like me and got serious chills listening to the speech and the music playing then hit google and search for 'Soundtracking with Edith Bowman'. She’s interviewing Director David Mackenzie and speaking about the music. I’ve searched EVERYWHERE for the full OST but there’s only a few tracks available.
As a man with Scottish heritage, this gets me more hype than anything. My middle name is Douglas, and my family is from the McKee bloodline. God help whoever wrongs us scots🏴☠️💯.
@@__mindflayer__ are we talking about an arbitrary piece of paper? Or the blood that flows through ones veins? I pity any who places stock in the former over the latter, for they surely have no heart, and no soul.
His delivery of “you fight” is so perfect
It's Scottish
I don't care why you watch this film, whether it is because of the reviews, historic accuracy, Chris Pine...so long AS YOU WATCH IT!
Heh heh! Wan Land!!!
Lol yeah
He,s a very good actor . Im Scottish and a patriot , and he done The Bruce well. He got the accent and everything off .
Did Ye Aye ? No, he couldn’t get the spirit of Bruce down, he even said so himself. The guy who plays Black Douglas outshines him. Black Douglas needs a movie next tbh
@@xxxxxx1156 I was just saying that the other day . Him and Andrew De Moray !
The actor who played the black Douglas was brilliant. Need a movie of him
He was in the movie "kickass"
ItalianStallionBDM thought I recognised him! Is he in Godzilla aswell?
I actually can't believe thats Aaron Taylor-Johnson, never knew he could play such a badass
@@callummcgregorenthusiast5545 And yes he is, he's also in the second Avengers movie
You guys should check him in Nocturnal Animals, he's amazing there, one of his best roles
This one of the best speeches before battle in cinema history.Inspiring, simple and straightforward. It will make you chill to the bone.
cinema history??? jesus.... you need to get out more
The Libertarian Warrior is it a good speech? Yeah definitely. But the best in cinema history? Not even close.
@@cosmiccity1459 Shut up you fool, the quality of battle rally speech doesnt have to be measured by its elaborath on words,spectacle or duration. Its simplicity is its greatest strength...
I believe it was straight forward af too. He was like “ if you fight for God, for honor, for your country for yourselves, I do not care so long as you fight” !!!!
alexander the movie at the battle of gaugamela is the best.
"Take the day!" that words by Valence makes me keep motivated every single morning, any problems you have, any silent battles you fight, remember in every morning, "Take the day!"
Even though he's one of the bad guys i fucking love valence, perfect actor for the role
Still got his arse kicked!!
@@andobtw8046 I’m not sure how Valence was in real life but I love the way this actor portrayed him. Very non-bullshit, intimidating and practical.
✊🏼
What does that expression mean? Thank you
I love how humble Chris Pine is playing Robert the Bruce. After all he is just a man, appointed as king of Scotland by his faithful followers.
There has been real controversy of how good this movie is, but as a Scotsman he sounds very naturally Scottish and that is not an easy thing to do for an American. I loved this film, very well made and will be remembered forever.
You call yourself a Scotsman and then you refer to Bruce as "king of Scotland" which he wasn't of course, but rather the King of Scots and the Community of the Realm. Basic history.
@Achilles 1776 Virtually none, for the majority of Roberts Reign, other monarchs never recognised him as king after being excommunicated by the pope, which was eventually lifted and he was recognised as king of scotland, angus mac is literally just trying to show off how uber scottish he is.....
EDIT:- You could also argue that there was no scotland to be king of per say as before roberts first war of independence, most of the clans would fight each other in petty squabbles, but its fair to say that it was Robert that united scotland therefore made him the first king of the entirety of scotland.
We Americans love the Scots. I’m a 3rd generation Scot here in the US. You guys are badass! Accents and all.
My dad, the son of Scottish immigrants, could mimic a Scots accent so well you'd think he'd just stepped off the boat from Edinburgh. I'm named for Bruce, btw, "Arbeedubya" being a spelling out of my initials, RBW. I won't say what the "W" stands for, but the "RB" is Robert Bruce. One other thing: I understand Bruce could be pretty damned bloodthirsty and ruthless himself. Didn't he have a large number of people, including women and children, massacred at Buchan when they didn't recognize him as King?
@@christiansabeliever You aren't a 3rd generation Scott at all. You are an American.
Plastic Americans piss us off more than the English.
I know no king but the king in the north whose name is a Bruce.
today we are beasts
The Bruce in the North.
be careful man, a predator is about to suck your brain.
Robert the Bruce, the true king of the North !!
THE ONE AND ONLY
KING ROBERT THE BRUCE
"I could talk about God, but He has no place where we are going. I could talk about honor, but you are here. You know enough about honor. I know you all as men, but today, today we are beasts. You can fight for God, for honor, for country, for family, for yourselves. I do not care, so long as you FIGHT!!!"
Replace every fight with fart and it's hilarious
@@Vikashar wtf
@@Vikashar ok, zoomer.
Wow u watched the vid too that’s insane
@UCantHandleTheTruth3 No shit. God has no place on the fucking battlefield??? Tell that to Joshua! You fucking asshats.
Well, James "Black" Douglas in fact was a real character and his screams "Douglas" as he butchered the enemy are also true. This is curious and intriguing. He was a very feared knight during the Scottish wars of Independence. He also burned his castle, killed the English who occupied it and assisted Robert in his campaigns until 1330.
Andrew Douglass aw mad I’m descended from his half brother and Robert the Bruce as well
Robert The Bruce died in 1329. It's good Sir James Douglas to us Scots, His father supported William Wallace so Longshanks confiscated his lands & put him in tower of London. He hated English with a passion. A true warrior, a true hero to Scotland. I can guarantee you idiots ain't descended from anybody. It's pathetic actualy the hundreds of people I see claiming to be desended from Sir James Douglas , Robert The Bruce and William Wallace 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My surname is Wallace & I live not far from where William Wallace grew up does that make me a descendant of William Wallace? Offcourse not. So stop with the BS 🤣
🏴🏴🇬🇧
He also fought in the crusades. He was an absolute beast of a warrior.
@@davidwallace4416 If your surname is Wallace and you live not far from where William Wallace grew up, you might be descended from William Wallace.
@@evilmetalgod9790 Why would I make up my Surname?, Are You smoking crack? Where I live Wallace is a pretty Common name, One of my best Friends Surname is Wallace also. When I started primary School there was 4 kids including myself in my class with Surname Wallace so I can assure you I'm in no way related to William Wallace or made my Surname up ya fanny. So GTF !!!
Black Douglas is one of the most under recognised and under celebrated patriots of Scotland. A true tactician and warrior on the battlefield. He did massacre that church and claim back his home stolen from him, His capture of Roxburgh castle is legendary. I love this scene, it’s that camera pan onto him and you see him in that zone so ready to give everything, he’s literally foaming at the mouth. Gives me goosebumps. That scene is how I like to think of him. An absolute fucking beast!!
I recommend the book, james the good the black douglas by david r ross, goes to detail of alot of the battles.
Man this would 100% syc me up before a battle. Hell, it does it now and I'm sitting on my chair in my boxers
Chris Pine is a phenomenal actor. Definitely deserves the best actor award at the upcoming oscars if you ask me. Nailing that Scottish accent is hard enough.
His accent was awful, 🤣
He didn't nail, it's far from the worst I've ever heard but he didn't nail it
In Braveheart we had Stephen, in Outlaw King we have Douglas. Both crazy bastards in their own right lol
"Your island? Do you mean Ireland?"
"YEH, IT'S MINE." :D
"The Lord says he can get me out of this mess, but he is pretty sure you're fucked! Bahahaha!!!"
Bravehart was built on lies ,,outlaw king was base on the truth it told the rigth story long live bravehart William Wallace long live roburt the bruce king of scots
Yea, but Sir James Douglas was real, and became the equivalent of the boogeyman to the English at the time, who called him "Black Douglas.
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@@duketaylor363 Descendant of Robert I Clan me!
A King who uses a speech like that is a True King amongst his Beasts.
This speech is one of the most incredible I've ever seen in my life.
His speech was great down to earth hitting the right spot and not disrespecting his men’s intelligence
The black Douglas’s ferociousness sends chill down my spine. God have mercy on any man who faces him in battle because he will have none.
He was prolly the type of dude as well when he heard a Christian warrior talking about how they want to see god one day to walk up behind him, kill him then say something like go meet him now lol 😂
Amazing movie, battle of loudon hill gave me an epic feeling.
That final "FIGHT" was enough to make ME want to punch a wall.
1:21
The guy on the left is probably more afraid of Douglas than the English.
LMAO GOOD CATCH BRO
In the year of our lord 1307. Men of Scotland starved and outnumbered charged the hill of Loudon. They fought like warrior poets, they fought like Scotsmen!
And won their freedom.
You have bled with Wallace!
Now bleed with me!
And lost their freedom
@@bigboyrambo2009 SCOTLAND FOREVER Bonnie Prince Charlie!!!
@@bigboyrambo2009 Bonnie prince charlie over here!
You have bled with Wallace!
Now bleed with me!!!
That would of been awesome had he said that lol.
Hahahaha
@@rc59191 he said something of the sort at the battle of Bannockburn. Check out "Scots Wha Hae" by Robert Burns. This was inspired by the Bruce's speech at Bannockburn.
0:40 shepherd tone . Fantastic. Best used in Dark Knight, Dunkirk and Outlaw King.
Do you know the actual instrument used while he is talking?
Aside from Edward II being there, this is very historically accurate. I actually thought they shot it at L-Hill the landscape is so close.
Better than Braveheart, thank God they aren't fighting in kilts and blue face paint
@@foolslayer9416 Actual history is better than mel gibson history lol
@@DarthTaterson Damn right
Fact Edward was there really gets to me though, especially the cliche duel they had
@@foolslayer9416 Although I still enjoy that movie very much, now that I've watched clips of this movie and some vídeos from *Shadiversity* (which I personally reccomend), I can't help but wonder why did Mel Gibson decide to portray the Scotish as basically Celts with more clothing. :P
The English were much better equiped, but that doesn't mean the Scotish were nothing but peasents! Glad this movie came out, I really hope I can buy a copy some day soon! :D A good watch for a family reunion!
The depiction of Edward II is ...very inaccurate. He was a shadow of what his father was as a king, however he was actually a very attentive and kind person, it his known that he often speaked with many of his vassals and servants, which was a very unusual practice by the realty at the time. He also was not present in the Battle of Loudoun Hill, at that time he was in the South of England. Anyways I understand that changes had to be made for dramatic purposes. Overall its a great film and a very impressive depiction of the Medieval Period. Well done.
The movie need a villan so he made him a cruel ruler just like Braveheart exagerade the negative atributes of Edward I.
found the Englishman, hows the torie vote going for ye now
@@nathan7671 better than the snp dogs who would see scotland burn if they could rule the ashes.
@David Broadley Not entirely sure what the second half of the comment is, but we do not know if Edward the Second was homosexual. Having a bff does not mean that you are going to be going brokeback with them.
Gosh what a great speech, passionate and not drawn out, just perfect
Gosh?
@@tezzabhoy1888as a Christian i try not to take the lord's name in vain, can't say i never have, but i try not to
Robert's speech and William's speech are both great
What's my f###in' name?!?!!
Douglas....
YES!!!!!!!!!
"I do not care, so long as YOU FIGHT!!!" 😤😤😤
Crazy Oscar such a hype speech and yet saying so little
Beware the roar of the Scottish lion
@@rainstand2772 In a Coat of Gold, or a Coat of RED, A LION STILL HAS CLAWS.
Shawn Thompson and mine are long and sharp my lord AS LONG AND SHARP AS YOURS
Fucken love that part
That's a shockingly good Scottish accent for an American actor
It was nice to see the film makers actually portray the Scots more accurately and respectfully, and not with painted faces acting like barbarians.
Too true! ..mate brilliant and spot on summary!
@@yobraddxdonttv4427What he’s saying in man talk is, don’t be tuck tail and run! Yes, historically they did make speeches before an open pitched battle in the medieval period, that much we do know. (What was said, we’ll never know) However, I’d imagine this is about as close as we’ll ever get to reality because this is what a man who’s trying to be a King of his country would say before the horrors of entering melee combat! I love the way he’s straightforward, no piety nor patriotism just straightforward honesty, don’t run and fight! If I had to pick a battle speech that had to be historically accurate as possible? This would be the one!
Just talked about this same thing today at work.
@@krasius47 Shakespeare also muddied the waters; a lot.
Exactly, the kilts and facepaint etc in braveheart was completely inaccurate, it's more when the Romans invaded, not medieval Scotland. Great to see a film that's more accurate
Robert the Bruce is my favourite ancestor
one of my favorite movies ever, Chris pine played Robert the bruce to perfection!
When you hear Bruce’s men shouting 'SCOTLAND' I get goosebumps!
I this is one of my top battle speeches. “I don’t care what you fight for, so long as you fight!”
I love this movie The Bruce, the Black Douglas, and all the rest.
The music here gave me serious goosebumps, even more so when I got to watch it on the big screen in Edinburgh.
I really hope they do a dvd release with the full uncut version which was almost four hours long.
When Robert says fight! your warrior damage goes up 50%
I saw this film at TIFF and I have to say that Chris Pine really nailed the Scottish accent.
Love love love this movie
Will be releasing a metal song with this speech as an into! Believe me, it is epic! Long live Robert the Bruce!
HAIL, KING ROBERT THE BRUCE!!!
I could totally see young Barristan the Bold in something like this , fighting in the Stepstones in the War or the Ninepenny Kings. Great channel name See Barristan
Oddly enough, when I heard book Stannis was no firm-follower of the Lord of Light like the TV show Stannis, I could actually picture him making this very same speech to his men right before a battle, or at least a very similar one.
After all, if book fans told me the truth, the guy did say once: "Half my followers are non-believers. Forget burning! Pray harder!"
Book stannis is a tricky character. I think he is more of a follower than not, if that makes sense. He's not hardcore by any stretch but is enough of a follower to allow the Melisandre to do some pretty awful things in its name , though you could say he does it for power. Luckily he has Davos there some of the times to curb his excesses, namely the burning of Roberts bastard Edric Storm. And stannis also knows lightbringer, his glowing sword to not be the genuine article. Pretty much stannis is an absolutely awesome, grey character, though certainly righteous in his claim.
@@MrDibara Robert the Bruce is somewhat a parallel to Robert Baratheon if you ask me...
Narrator: "They did not take the day."
Me tonight on ck2 holy fury.
Haha yes!!
This movie made me play Mount & Blades Warband again
Notice that the one thing he doesn’t ask them to fight for is himself.
Should make a film about James Douglas he became one of the Bruce's most loyal and trusted friends. Apparently he took Robert's heart in a cask to crusade in the holy land and wore it round his neck on a chain and when he met the saracens in battle he supposedly flung the heart towards the saracens and shouted 'lead on brave heart'
Robert the Bruce is on the same level as William Wallace. Not with the same brazen courage, but he had guile, cunning, resilience and devotion that puts him right up there as one of the greatest medieval kings.
Robert the Bruce was the one refereed to as Braveheart in reality
Constantine Joseph william wallace is a hero and he always push Robert to become the leader of scots for he is the only one that could free their country!
Damhnaic your right! William wallace is a hero and everyone knows of it but just as he said they needed Robert to become their brave and strong leader that will ultimately free their country!
@Andrew Douglass Wallace was literally 6'6" and the best knight in the world at the time. He never lost a 1-on-1 fight.
@@Dom-fx4kt Douglas was brave heart
Have we found the piece of music used during this speech? It’s incredible!!!!!! Shivers.
Title : Beast From : Grey Dogs. It’s available on Spotify since 2 week mate.
So long as you FIGHT!!!!!
Gives me chills every time...
As Englishmen I'll agree
1:20 when mom says dinner is ready
Black Douglas son Archibald Douglas actually fought Edward the black prince at the battle of Poitiers in 1356, he fought as a vassal under the french king. He was born in 1330, same year that Black Douglas died, Archibald died in 1400.
The roman road leading to the (by the 1300s) 1000 plus year old roman fort at louden hill is running through the middle of the battleground
Gott damn what a speech! !!!!
1:21 Douglas is ready for someone to tell him is name.
Grey Dogs have finally released the full OST for those interested! The track you’re hearing during this speech is called 'Beasts' which is very fitting!!! A simple yet very powerful speech with intense music definitely gets up hyped!!! 💙🏴💙
Excellent performance of Robert Bruce!
Awesome speech in a tremendously well done film... The mad bastich beside the Black Douglas just after the Bruce says "Today we are beasts!" (1.21) looks like he could take on the full English army by himself! 😠
YAS MAN! Mon tha Bruce!!!
⚒🏹⚔🛡✊
He looks like simon pegg
Love a leader who gets straight to the point
Man, this movie looks beautiful
Extending forward wall, with a spear in the center; straight line. Infantry.
Fun fact. Robert and Black Douglas remained life long friends. During the crusades, Black Douglas carried Roberts heart into battle. He was last recorded as throwing into the line of the Saracens before charging to retrieve it.
Why’d I picture him screaming while charging at them “GIVE IT BACK”
@@nicholastaylor564 because that's probably what he did. The first mad lad he was.
Great scene and speech to the lads
Such and underrated movie
Scotland will be free. We never give up. Scotland forever! 🏴
Scotland is free
@Satoshi Nakamoto Exactly
That robert the bruce line is awesomw
I thank God I'm Scottish every day
Good for you, buddy! ^_^
Probably wouldnt have thanked him that much 700 hundred years ago. Twas not fun to be Scottish back then.
Probably wouldnt have thanked him that much 700 hundred years ago. Twas not fun to be Scottish back then.
In Braveheart, Mel was unfair to Robert Bruce... This movie was historically accurate. Bruce fought against the English at every turn, he only made peace with King Edward when that was the only option. As soon as he had a couple hundred men to resist him, he did. He fought so many tiny skirmishes and gorilla style fights, the man's life was nothing but violence. If anybody deserves to be the king, he did. That kids story about the spider is so true with Robert Bruce. He kept on going forward slowly gathering a following and he had men follow him because he was a real leader. Bruce is definitely up there with the most badass men in history, imo.
Man I love being Scottish!!! He’s not my relative but he was my king many years ago!
i really wish the theme to roberts speech was its own song, its so uplifting
Now that's a speech.
As a Scotsman, Chris Pine was perfect.
I need to rewatch this.
underrated performance
Seven hundred years later we are hardly any further forward.
Holy Mother of God!
They actually use padding between their heads and chain-mail!! I'm glad to see a movie that makes this extra effort for authenticity.
*How Our Teachers Prep Us For Field Trips When Another School Is Attending.*
For those of us who couldn't get enough of Braveheart.
One of my ancestors.. just finished the movie Robert the Bruce with Angus Macfayden
Great movie
I’m 1/2 English and 1/2 Irish and I’m proud to have Scotland as a part of the UK 🇬🇧🏴
Speech had a medieval 2 total war feel to it.
Anyone know the music? Makes the scene that much more epic
Cody Ensign sounds like a really slowed down version of you’ll never walk alone
Daniel Bob who makes that song?
Darude sandstorm
Beasts - grey dogs :)
As a proud English man.... I'd rather have you Scots with us than against us.
Against thanks. Happily fight the Scots and Welsh
@@andrewjoyce9038 ever wondered where ya first name comes from ????
@@ComradeBozzey yes my mother's lips
@@andrewjoyce9038 come ahead ya fanny
Good film and some terrific battle scenes but why no mention of Bannockburn,his most famous victory?
Best Movie I’ve ever watched
Our England ? I could talk about God
Fair play to the Scots you won your freedom and won independence. Scottish heritage is very powerful and thats coming from an englishman. Years later we stood shoulder to shoulder in two world wars. Not a place on earth has a history like these islands of ours.
I wish epic music back up my speeches...
Douglas: I’m about to fuck up some people
Love this love us scots an love my ancestor roburt the bruce king of scots... bruce,,duffus,,gray,,moyle,henderson,,Campbell our coat of arms is 3 cross,s,,3 stars an a boars head.. chinsty sutherland shire ,,,argyle sutherlands ,,, figth on scotland
DUKE TAYLOR he’s my ancestor too! Bruce and Scotland forever!
If you’re like me and got serious chills listening to the speech and the music playing then hit google and search for 'Soundtracking with Edith Bowman'. She’s interviewing Director David Mackenzie and speaking about the music. I’ve searched EVERYWHERE for the full OST but there’s only a few tracks available.
i mean the full soundtrack was released by Grey Dogs
It was like watching a Mount & Blade Warband movie.
Started with the english speech. As a British man, you fucked it.
so fuckin good
As a man with Scottish heritage, this gets me more hype than anything. My middle name is Douglas, and my family is from the McKee bloodline. God help whoever wrongs us scots🏴☠️💯.
You can’t be a true scot if you’re American.
@@__mindflayer__ you don't get to decide that.
@@BlackBaronMichael Yes I do. It’s literally called a birth certificate.
@@__mindflayer__ are we talking about an arbitrary piece of paper? Or the blood that flows through ones veins? I pity any who places stock in the former over the latter, for they surely have no heart, and no soul.
@@BlackBaronMichael Bro. You’re American. Deal with it.
Best speech...right at the end...
That guy's helmet flip was somethin else
00:31 when you're about to make a battle speech during first day of no nut November
Love it!!!
"I could talk about God... but he has no place where we are going"
That alone just shows you the hell they are about to enter which is war.