This was literally what I said to Bill Clinton when I was his secretary in the McGovern campaign of 1972 in Dallas, Texas. Unite us. Unite the states! I'd added. It was why Clinton spent so much time in Wyoming and sadly cost the lives of some US Secret Service agents who died protecting the president's belongings in an aircraft crash. It wasn't Scottish nobles, but Robert Reich, Strobe Talbot, David Kendall, Ann Richards, Marybeth Rogers, Ron Kirk, Hillary Clinton, Stephen Spielberg, and me. So you can ask any of them whether they'd had a sense of deja vu watching the film twenty years after hearing the original words themselves.
Key point in the movie. When the Bruce when hears that Wallace, a man he admires, would follow HIM, it starts his transformation from indecisive privilege to courageous leadership at the end.
Key point in the movie yes but there's no evidence at all that these men ever met one another. I still love watching Braveheart regardless of how inaccurate the movie was, it's great watching it
@@TeamLNE evidence? can we can it with the historical crap nonsense, its a movie, its not a historical retelling of the exact details of what transpired. I agree with the Original poster, this moment was a key moment for the Bruce and his course in this movie to becoming king.
@@Myr3390 I can say what I want pal and its nice that you've ignored the rest of my comment. Accurate or not I still love the film. I've studied the Scottish Wars of Independence for years so if there's a film about two of our most famous iconic individuals then yes, I do want to see accuracy and that's my preference. I can literally quote Braveheart almost word for word, I love it and I'm entitled to say what I want about the film and it's accuracy. If you are bothered by that then so be it but I won't be changing my preferences. Merry Christmas!
@@yogi2dab Such an original comment, well done you. Plus I don't imagine you'd meet fun individuals in the cinema, I'm there to watch and listen regardless if the movie is good or bad. Have your fun in silence while the movie is on and then discuss it after like what we are doing here.
"There is a difference between us. You think the people of this country exist to provide you with position. I think your position exists to provide those people with freedom."
@@christopherandreola5292 I heard possession. As in the people of this country exist to provide you with POSSESSION which is why they pay taxes in the first place because of their POSITION. Idk different points is view because I just see things differently
“Tell me what does it mean: to be noble?” “You think the people exist to provide you with position. Your position exists to provide those people with freedom.” In those times this was true, nobles were educated, taught and trained to be leaders. Nowadays we have ‘leaders’ who couldn’t lead anyone if they both hands and a map!
i was born in England, raised in wales........reborn in Scotland....Scotland in my honest opinion is the greatest country on earth,,,,,,,,the people are so strong, passionate and above all down to earth...lived and worked in scotland helping future generations of young scotts..........best days of my life.....made so many GENUINE friends !!!!!!!!! Scotland will always have a very special place in my heart.
It is terrible advice. Case in point, if you could use one sentence to describe how the Middle Ages worked, it would be "Men following titles." This movie is about as historically accurate as the Lord of the Rings. And that's not an exaggeration.
@@2hot2handle65 exactly. Plenty of terrible battles and nations have been destroyed because men with titles ordered it. But it also is very good and true advice because the next king, who wants to overthrow the current king, usually recruits passionate soldiers and officials because he showed courage and bravery and determination to his cause. That courageous man will turn into the blood thirsty tyrant in old age yes but that's another lesson. Courage and respect is what men follow. Titles and armies is what keeps them following. Men follow Power. The greatest threat is what they will submit too, unless they are confident they can beat it. Saying they follow courage is using the wrong word. They follow who they have to follow if they can't fight back and there's a sword to their throat
The music really makes the scene. Such a well made movie. Mel Gibson should be way more respected in hollywood as a director. This is a top 10 movie of all time in my opinion. Historical inaccuracies be dammed the entertainment level of this movie is off the charts.
"I went to live in London where I dated a lot of posh English girls. And I always enjoyed doing to them what her ancestors did to my country. But with me, there was always cuddling afterwards." ~Craig Fergusson, Scottish comedian
Truths can be uncomfortable, it means you have to change your opinion or even worse, admit you’re wrong. Having listened to and watched debates on YT since it stopped just being cute cat videos, I can say with experience looking at comment sections, that people are completely comfortable in their own echo chambers. It doesn’t really matter what the subject is; Covid-19, the Iraq War, evolution, the state of the media.
I liked and admired the king of Scotland. He was in a much tougher position than williams who really had nothing to lose after his wife was killed. I think he was the true hero in the story because he risked it all and gave up everything to achieve redemption. You could always see thought out the film and in scenes like this that he was wholeheartedly a good and honourable man who only wanted what was best for Scotland but was in a position which almost made it impossible to achieve that.
Historically he is not remembered as the bad guy to most of the world. The Scots would disagree I am sure but Edward did his part to unite the island under a single rule and make it strong.
“Men don’t follow titles they follow courage”100% my favourite line in the movie and another thing that’s so true in regards to politicians positions being there to provide the people with freedom NOT the people there to provide them with power, to abuse usually too. I 💖 William Wallace’s courage and faith.
I think it's common knowledge that the movie is historically inaccurate, but in the context of the story and the plot I enjoyed Robert the Bruce. Made the terrible mistake of betrayal and fought to redeem himself.
Bruces eyes when Wallace told him hed follow him. Tells you a lot, Wallace gave him something right then I don't think he had ever had. Self worth, and the beginning of confidence. Such an amazing movie. Mel doesn't get the credit he deserves for all the masterpieces he has put out over the years. This and The Patriot being two movies I watched with my older brother growing up, when I was probably too young but he would let me watch when mom and dad were out on date night or whatever, one of the only bonding times we had being 5 years apart. I loved my older brother so much back then and just wanted to be like him and his attention now and then. I never really got it except those very rare nights of movies and video games and pizza. Now 15 plus years later we have blood but aren't brothers. Breaks my heart.
He knew that joining with nobles would lead to selling the soul and possibly the real goal. Sir William entered the hall of the selective legends in mankind's history, essentially they were all counter oppression, like it or not.
Best line ever, leaders are to provide their people with freedom. Seems like America leadership now thinks the people should help our leaders with position
@@2hot2handle65 well when Americans face that scenario they just make up stereotypes and judge the other side to be deserving of death or poverty and terrible living conditions
Respect is earned, not given. His title does give him the throne, but being respected as man is different. That kind of respect is so much higher than the advancement to king.
I’ve essentially just started rewatching this movie via RUclips clips and can’t stop. Probably a good idea to just buy it at this point. 😂 One of the greatest films every made.
Robert goes from pragmatist to idealist in Braveheart and the seed of his heroism is revealed in his eyes when Wallace says, “and so would I”. The wait for his full transition pays off in a big way in the last scene.
Courage is different than audacity though. Courage is when risk yourself for what's right. Audacity is when your desires outweigh your restraint and you care none. #King > #Snake
"What makes a good king?" "Courage?" "Yes. Sir William Wallace was courageous. He had a great talent for inspiring courage in the smallfolk. Fought against impossible odds and won. But courage alone isn't enough to win a war. In his zeal, he forgot that. He also thought he could insult and shame the nobles into supporting his foolish crusade. Rather predictably, they betrayed him. The men who followed him perished, and he went into hiding. What good was his courage then?"
"What makes a good king?" "Pragmatism?" "Yes. King Robert the Bruce was pragmatic. He switched sides and followed the blow of the wind, until he became a King. But he had to lose many of his friends and allies to do so. Eventually, he was rewarded, but whether that reward was worth it is another matter entirely. "
@@themiband0598 "Ruthlessness?" "Yes. Edward Longshanks was ruthless. Inspired fear in both friend and foe alike. But he went too far. He thought to out-breed his rivals in Scotland by enacting a barbaric law forcing common married girls to bed English nobles on their wedding night. It only served to provoke a bloody war that almost cost him the north. Madness and stupidity. Such ruthless can also embolden your allies against you, as it did with his daughter in-law Princess Isabella. Ultimately he won the war against William Wallace, but what did he lose? As he lay in his deathbed, unable to speak or move, Isabella showed her own ruthlessness. Confessed to carrying Wallace's child, and swore an oath that his useless son would not rule long. He sought to out-breed his enemies, but in the end he was out-bred. What good was his ruthlessness then?
@@DrownedInExile "Mercy?" "Yes, Julius Caesar was merciful. He pardoned his foes when they'd surrendered, and even planned to pardon his nemesis, Pompey. But these same foes took advantage of his mercy, and in a conspiracy, ended his life. What good was mercy, then?"
I have a friend from Scotland who works with me in Norway and I asked him about this movie i.e from the historical point of view . He told me that he came from an area near Stirling (the battlefield) shows in this movie , but he told me the only figure in this movie i.e historically presented is the Bruce (King of Scotland) and every other characters was overdramatising just for sake of movie making to give some spicing to make the movie exciting for the viewers .
When the queen proclaims one king and the king's Hand proclaims another, whose peace do the Gold Cloaks protect? Who do they follow? The man who pays them
"Men follow courage." "Into battle, yes. When the battle is over, who do they follow? Courage doesn't put a roof over your head or feed your children, gold does. They will follow whoever pays them."
god I miss game of throne when it was good in the first 4 seasons. varys and littlefinger where my favourite since they really spoke truth. and where the best players in the game of thrones
With a few words Wallace teaches ‘the Bruce’ everything…..look at the man you could and should be, yet you haven’t done it.do it now or at least soon and you’ll be all you ever wanted to be……and more besides.
Truth of the matter is that governmental sham created divisions. Culture is different: freedom is unity. People honour courage till the end of time. Living in powerful peace; dying in honour is our goal. The story of Imam Hussein.
The one thing Hollywood absolutely despises about Mel Gibson.......Average, everyday, freedom loving Americans LOVE his movies. No political correctness, gender bias, virtue signaling, etc.....the guy just resonates with people in the majority of his movies. So much has changed.
I know people deride and discredit this movie for being overly romanticized and kind of inaccurate in some parts, but I love the little references made to the actual history. The conversation taking place in the video almost certainly has to be a clever nod to the famous quote by James Douglas that he says after hurling the Bruce's entombed heart into battle before rushing in after it. "Lead on Brave Heart and I shall follow thee." The last scene before the end credits could also be another reference to the same quote. Hamish hurls Wallace's sword into the open battle field and then the Scots led by Bruce charge in after it.
Something always bothered me about "Robert the Bruce"; he's too fancy and he's got a greasy smile that says, "Show your back to me and I'll stick it in."
In truth Wallace was a supporter of John Balliol and not Robert de Brus' claim. When Balliol was taken to London by Edward, he continued the fight in his name and took up Guardianship to keep the seat warm.
Every fool who thinks that ideology is the way to determine leadership, is just another one of those squabbling nobles demanding that the other accept their documented claims. No ideology is going to save government from being corrupted by its own power. Learn to encourage and work with the people who want to build and guard the peace and prosperity of your community over and above their acquisition of personal power, wealth and position. THOSE are the people we follow. Not a bunch of blow-hards screaming ideological platitudes at their enemies.
It looks pretty bad, sadly. Poor quality and 0 involvement from anyone in Braveheart. Outlaw King looks like a much higher-quality movie and was actually pretty good when I saw it.
This was such a great fucking movie. I have hated the British for a long time. And when Robert the Bruce said "you have bled with Wallace! Now bleed with me!" I wanted to fight alongside him myself.
wallace is basically Scottish optimus prime. he wants to unite his people as one against a stronger opponent. only together are the Scottish truly strong. " because you wont stand together " aka till all are one
"And if you would just lead them to freedom, they'd follow you.... And so would I."
One of my favorite lines in the film.
Agreed Evan D, a great line, from a masterpiece of a film.
I was just going to write that also.
This was literally what I said to Bill Clinton when I was his secretary in the McGovern campaign of 1972 in Dallas, Texas. Unite us. Unite the states! I'd added. It was why Clinton spent so much time in Wyoming and sadly cost the lives of some US Secret Service agents who died protecting the president's belongings in an aircraft crash. It wasn't Scottish nobles, but Robert Reich, Strobe Talbot, David Kendall, Ann Richards, Marybeth Rogers, Ron Kirk, Hillary Clinton, Stephen Spielberg, and me. So you can ask any of them whether they'd had a sense of deja vu watching the film twenty years after hearing the original words themselves.
Key point in the movie. When the Bruce when hears that Wallace, a man he admires, would follow HIM, it starts his transformation from indecisive privilege to courageous leadership at the end.
Key point in the movie yes but there's no evidence at all that these men ever met one another. I still love watching Braveheart regardless of how inaccurate the movie was, it's great watching it
@@TeamLNE evidence? can we can it with the historical crap nonsense, its a movie, its not a historical retelling of the exact details of what transpired. I agree with the Original poster, this moment was a key moment for the Bruce and his course in this movie to becoming king.
@@Myr3390 I can say what I want pal and its nice that you've ignored the rest of my comment. Accurate or not I still love the film. I've studied the Scottish Wars of Independence for years so if there's a film about two of our most famous iconic individuals then yes, I do want to see accuracy and that's my preference. I can literally quote Braveheart almost word for word, I love it and I'm entitled to say what I want about the film and it's accuracy. If you are bothered by that then so be it but I won't be changing my preferences. Merry Christmas!
@@TeamLNE bet you’re fun at the cinema
@@yogi2dab Such an original comment, well done you. Plus I don't imagine you'd meet fun individuals in the cinema, I'm there to watch and listen regardless if the movie is good or bad. Have your fun in silence while the movie is on and then discuss it after like what we are doing here.
"There is a difference between us. You think the people of this country exist to provide you with position. I think your position exists to provide those people with freedom."
Awesome quote. Applies to life in general. A little power and position sometimes causes people to do things they will regret.
He said possession
@@realdeal2283
He speaks of position. Using the position as a noble to help
@@christopherandreola5292 I heard possession. As in the people of this country exist to provide you with POSSESSION which is why they pay taxes in the first place because of their POSITION. Idk different points is view because I just see things differently
“Tell me what does it mean: to be noble?”
“You think the people exist to provide you with position. Your position exists to provide those people with freedom.”
In those times this was true, nobles were educated, taught and trained to be leaders. Nowadays we have ‘leaders’ who couldn’t lead anyone if they both hands and a map!
love or hate mel gibson he did amazing in this movie
👍🏼
Mel gibson might be a horrible human being but I always look up to him as an actor and director.
Love him
Love him
What’s not to love?
i was born in England, raised in wales........reborn in Scotland....Scotland in my honest opinion is the greatest country on earth,,,,,,,,the people are so strong, passionate and above all down to earth...lived and worked in scotland helping future generations of young scotts..........best days of my life.....made so many GENUINE friends !!!!!!!!! Scotland will always have a very special place in my heart.
Nothing much has changed in 700plus years? Politicians still argue for personal gain and the common man pays the price..
Predictable!
The man who won the war for freedom, and the man who started it. This is sort of symbolic.
"Men don't follow titles, they follow courage" That is one of the best words ever of advice...
It is terrible advice. Case in point, if you could use one sentence to describe how the Middle Ages worked, it would be "Men following titles."
This movie is about as historically accurate as the Lord of the Rings. And that's not an exaggeration.
@@2hot2handle65 exactly. Plenty of terrible battles and nations have been destroyed because men with titles ordered it. But it also is very good and true advice because the next king, who wants to overthrow the current king, usually recruits passionate soldiers and officials because he showed courage and bravery and determination to his cause. That courageous man will turn into the blood thirsty tyrant in old age yes but that's another lesson. Courage and respect is what men follow. Titles and armies is what keeps them following.
Men follow Power. The greatest threat is what they will submit too, unless they are confident they can beat it. Saying they follow courage is using the wrong word. They follow who they have to follow if they can't fight back and there's a sword to their throat
whether he is right idk
@@2hot2handle65 He means MEN follow courage. As in, REAL MEN. Not beta bitches.
@@OmegaMouse No doubt the Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945 was one of the most courageous men in history.
The music really makes the scene. Such a well made movie. Mel Gibson should be way more respected in hollywood as a director. This is a top 10 movie of all time in my opinion. Historical inaccuracies be dammed the entertainment level of this movie is off the charts.
"I went to live in London where I dated a lot of posh English girls. And I always enjoyed doing to them what her ancestors did to my country. But with me, there was always cuddling afterwards." ~Craig Fergusson, Scottish comedian
That quote made me horny-laugh.
Well played lad, well played 😂🇮🇪😂💯👍
Facts are the English woman can't get enough off us Scots. The proof is in the pudding.
@@Nozylatten biggest cap in history😂😂😂
@@diollinebranderson6553 Go back to school furry.
You’re right, we don’t care about titles. We care about the truth.
Most people don't care about the Truth which is why they often do the bad things they do.
Truths can be uncomfortable, it means you have to change your opinion or even worse, admit you’re wrong.
Having listened to and watched debates on YT since it stopped just being cute cat videos, I can say with experience looking at comment sections, that people are completely comfortable in their own echo chambers.
It doesn’t really matter what the subject is; Covid-19, the Iraq War, evolution, the state of the media.
"Dr."
I liked and admired the king of Scotland. He was in a much tougher position than williams who really had nothing to lose after his wife was killed. I think he was the true hero in the story because he risked it all and gave up everything to achieve redemption. You could always see thought out the film and in scenes like this that he was wholeheartedly a good and honourable man who only wanted what was best for Scotland but was in a position which almost made it impossible to achieve that.
kgeedi remember that this film is completely unhistorical and that the King is an even greater hero than the film portrays
Robert wasnt crowned King yet, and Wallace was actually a supporter of John Balliol.
Listen to the dialogue again. You missed Wallace's point.
Yeah but Wallace inspired him to do the right thing in the end
Historically he is not remembered as the bad guy to most of the world. The Scots would disagree I am sure but Edward did his part to unite the island under a single rule and make it strong.
“Men don’t follow titles they follow courage”100% my favourite line in the movie and another thing that’s so true in regards to politicians positions being there to provide the people with freedom NOT the people there to provide them with power, to abuse usually too. I 💖 William Wallace’s courage and faith.
I think it's common knowledge that the movie is historically inaccurate, but in the context of the story and the plot I enjoyed Robert the Bruce. Made the terrible mistake of betrayal and fought to redeem himself.
Exactly
Fiction is lies that tell the truth
Bruces eyes when Wallace told him hed follow him. Tells you a lot, Wallace gave him something right then I don't think he had ever had. Self worth, and the beginning of confidence. Such an amazing movie. Mel doesn't get the credit he deserves for all the masterpieces he has put out over the years. This and The Patriot being two movies I watched with my older brother growing up, when I was probably too young but he would let me watch when mom and dad were out on date night or whatever, one of the only bonding times we had being 5 years apart. I loved my older brother so much back then and just wanted to be like him and his attention now and then. I never really got it except those very rare nights of movies and video games and pizza. Now 15 plus years later we have blood but aren't brothers. Breaks my heart.
im not seeing my brother too
He knew that joining with nobles would lead to selling the soul and possibly the real goal. Sir William entered the hall of the selective legends in mankind's history, essentially they were all counter oppression, like it or not.
The Bruce's talks with his father are an underrated part of the movie. You can see him mulling over things here
Best line ever, leaders are to provide their people with freedom. Seems like America leadership now thinks the people should help our leaders with position
What do you do when one part of the people wants to kill another part?
@@2hot2handle65 well when Americans face that scenario they just make up stereotypes and judge the other side to be deserving of death or poverty and terrible living conditions
@@2hot2handle65 Nothing wrong with that
Respect is earned, not given. His title does give him the throne, but being respected as man is different. That kind of respect is so much higher than the advancement to king.
"why is that impossible", love it, x
I’ve essentially just started rewatching this movie via RUclips clips and can’t stop. Probably a good idea to just buy it at this point. 😂 One of the greatest films every made.
Men don't follow titles, they follow thumbnails.
Robert goes from pragmatist to idealist in Braveheart and the seed of his heroism is revealed in his eyes when Wallace says, “and so would I”. The wait for his full transition pays off in a big way in the last scene.
It's almost too beautiful to witness
Braveheart has so many great scenes! Mel Gibson is such a Hollywood Legend.
Provide people with freedom and I go to make sure they have it. FREEDOM!!!!!
Jim Caviezel said the line "men follow courage" in an interview about the role he played of agent Tim Bollard in the movie Sound of Freedom.
Wallace says "...but they'll come back because you won't stand together" and then you see a shot of them all standing together, lol. 0:59. 😃😃
Courage is different than audacity though. Courage is when risk yourself for what's right.
Audacity is when your desires outweigh your restraint and you care none.
#King > #Snake
"What makes a good king?"
"Courage?"
"Yes. Sir William Wallace was courageous. He had a great talent for inspiring courage in the smallfolk. Fought against impossible odds and won. But courage alone isn't enough to win a war. In his zeal, he forgot that. He also thought he could insult and shame the nobles into supporting his foolish crusade. Rather predictably, they betrayed him. The men who followed him perished, and he went into hiding. What good was his courage then?"
I love how Tywin Lannister's modified lessons show up in any video with a king
"What makes a good king?"
"Pragmatism?"
"Yes. King Robert the Bruce was pragmatic. He switched sides and followed the blow of the wind, until he became a King. But he had to lose many of his friends and allies to do so. Eventually, he was rewarded, but whether that reward was worth it is another matter entirely. "
@@themiband0598 "Ruthlessness?"
"Yes. Edward Longshanks was ruthless. Inspired fear in both friend and foe alike. But he went too far. He thought to out-breed his rivals in Scotland by enacting a barbaric law forcing common married girls to bed English nobles on their wedding night. It only served to provoke a bloody war that almost cost him the north. Madness and stupidity. Such ruthless can also embolden your allies against you, as it did with his daughter in-law Princess Isabella. Ultimately he won the war against William Wallace, but what did he lose? As he lay in his deathbed, unable to speak or move, Isabella showed her own ruthlessness. Confessed to carrying Wallace's child, and swore an oath that his useless son would not rule long. He sought to out-breed his enemies, but in the end he was out-bred. What good was his ruthlessness then?
@@DrownedInExile "Mercy?"
"Yes, Julius Caesar was merciful. He pardoned his foes when they'd surrendered, and even planned to pardon his nemesis, Pompey.
But these same foes took advantage of his mercy, and in a conspiracy, ended his life.
What good was mercy, then?"
This has never been more relevant as it is today!
"Men don't follow titles, they follow courage" - Never said Tony Blair
Fact
Fuck it, I’m sold, I’ll follow him too.
Kudos for mastering that accent. Its not even fake
As a Scottish and Irish roots that I have I really love this movie!!
I think that we al love this movie.
I have a friend from Scotland who works with me in Norway and I asked him about this movie i.e from the historical point of view . He told me that he came from an area near Stirling (the battlefield) shows in this movie , but he told me the only figure in this movie i.e historically presented is the Bruce (King of Scotland) and every other characters was overdramatising just for sake of movie making to give some spicing to make the movie exciting for the viewers .
Long live free Scotland 🏴. Greetings to my scotish brothers from ethnic Albania 🇦🇱 🇽🇰🙏🏻
When the queen proclaims one king and the king's Hand proclaims another, whose peace do the Gold Cloaks protect? Who do they follow? The man who pays them
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"Men follow courage."
"Into battle, yes. When the battle is over, who do they follow? Courage doesn't put a roof over your head or feed your children, gold does. They will follow whoever pays them."
god I miss game of throne when it was good in the first 4 seasons. varys and littlefinger where my favourite since they really spoke truth. and where the best players in the game of thrones
A will that cannot be bought, broken, or bartered for is the will of a masculine man.
If they stood together, it wouldn't have been impossible....
"We all end up dead it's just a question of how." - Wallace dropping another truth bomb
William speaks the truth when he speaks they will follow courage.
He's like the Stone Cold Steve Austin of Scotland. I get it now.
With a few words Wallace teaches ‘the Bruce’ everything…..look at the man you could and should be, yet you haven’t done it.do it now or at least soon and you’ll be all you ever wanted to be……and more besides.
0:15 I love the "eye roll" you see with Wallace thinking "O, God! A politician!"
He didn’t even roll his eyes lol
That was Robert bruce
He actually rolled his eyes 🙄 at 0:40
The bad thing about been followed as a leader of this type while young, is when some have to die happy for have had anybody to follow them.
I’m goin to Peck eh Fight,
Funniest part of the whole movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"well....we didnt get dressed up for nothin'."
Mel Gibson ..no words for his performance in this movie ✨✨
Great writing ✍ 👍
*They'd follow you, Robert.*
🗡🏴❤
Happy 60th birthday Angus Macfadyen! Have a great day! All the best wishes from Adam.
there might be a civil war in my country and watching this inspires me to fight for freedom
This whole movie just keeps me inspired to keep on fighting and never back down from anyone
Mal Gato
who you gonna support then White supremacists or the Union?
sooo you're saying California who want to leave the union are white supremacists?
Adam Ellis Wakman
The union vs white supremacists? that sounds like USA early history, have your country ever moved from that conflict?
only this time your enemy will have assault rifles and grenades.
My bad eyesight saw this as Men don't follow titties, they follow courage! lol
"men don't follow titles they follow courage."
Truth of the matter is that governmental sham created divisions. Culture is different: freedom is unity. People honour courage till the end of time. Living in powerful peace; dying in honour is our goal. The story of Imam Hussein.
Great film.
The one thing Hollywood absolutely despises about Mel Gibson.......Average, everyday, freedom loving Americans LOVE his movies. No political correctness, gender bias, virtue signaling, etc.....the guy just resonates with people in the majority of his movies. So much has changed.
Whet a absolutely film one of my favourites along with shawsank redemption and stay safe folks 🇬🇧
Hey, Robert the Bruce became a fine king, RIP Wallace
I know people deride and discredit this movie for being overly romanticized and kind of inaccurate in some parts, but I love the little references made to the actual history. The conversation taking place in the video almost certainly has to be a clever nod to the famous quote by James Douglas that he says after hurling the Bruce's entombed heart into battle before rushing in after it. "Lead on Brave Heart and I shall follow thee." The last scene before the end credits could also be another reference to the same quote. Hamish hurls Wallace's sword into the open battle field and then the Scots led by Bruce charge in after it.
"those were lies when you first wrote them", :P
Something always bothered me about "Robert the Bruce"; he's too fancy and he's got a greasy smile that says, "Show your back to me and I'll stick it in."
Wallace asks of the men here what every person should be demanding their own government to be doing. Every government everywhere and at any time.
In truth Wallace was a supporter of John Balliol and not Robert de Brus' claim. When Balliol was taken to London by Edward, he continued the fight in his name and took up Guardianship to keep the seat warm.
They did Robert the Bruce dirty in this whole movie
They follow the more attractive women
Creative Assembly .. Indeed they do!!
They follow who ever pays them.
Infernal460 lol that's a weak army.....men who are paid to fight vs men fighting with a purpose... At least before war became less on the ground
Chris The Barber well in today, they combine brainwashed and paid men to fight in the foreign land. That is the best combination
Chris The Barber Better to have soldiers that have nothing to loose.
RUclips comment of the year ! Congratulations !
catch them young and the possibilities are endless, that's how it works
William Wallace: A man who saw a job that needed doing and said to himself, "If not me, then who?"
Your position exists to provide the people with freedom
Well, it may not be history, but it's damn good.
Spartacus has never been 100% factual either. It's still a great movie
watching this movie inspires me and gives me courage.
Such a good line.
Mel doing his best Shrek impression.
1:37 the stare when he walks away is just like he does in the Patriot with the prisoner exchange scene
Shame on Hollywood for making Robert a coward and villain...
.....i mean, he did commit murder.... in a church.... under a truce. Sooo....
He redeems himself in the 2nd film
Every conservative politician who cucks out and bends a knee to the left and their media, should watch this.
Every fool who thinks that ideology is the way to determine leadership, is just another one of those squabbling nobles demanding that the other accept their documented claims.
No ideology is going to save government from being corrupted by its own power.
Learn to encourage and work with the people who want to build and guard the peace and prosperity of your community over and above their acquisition of personal power, wealth and position.
THOSE are the people we follow. Not a bunch of blow-hards screaming ideological platitudes at their enemies.
Apparently Angus Mcfadyen is making a movie about Robert the Bruce that takes place after Braveheart.
Hope you are right...
It looks pretty bad, sadly. Poor quality and 0 involvement from anyone in Braveheart. Outlaw King looks like a much higher-quality movie and was actually pretty good when I saw it.
Shit movie seen it
Angus also plays the Bruce in a film about his struggle during a low point in his life.
realist quote. ever.
If this is historically accurate, I guess these are the clans that wouldnt even vote for Scottish independence😕
It’s a movie. Not a historical documentary. It’s suppose to be entertaining
Men follow both. It’s the where that matters. Men will only follow titles so long, but they’ll follow a courageous men to hell.
Ahhh nice, Robert the Bruce is also "the father" in Equilibrium 😃
got a chill at the end thar!
Men dont follow title men follow courage 👍🏼
The point is the difference in objective. So easy is it to follow, if someone would just but lead
Just give attention Robert's face changing when William say "So would I"
0:26 did Mel just address the cohorts 'gentlemen' ?!! lol
For me courage is to survive with less cost. :)
If he thinks the position of the nobility exists to provide the people with freedom, he doesn’t really get how the feudal system worked back then….
Could you elaborate?
I think that (in the context of the movie) that William Wallace does understand the feudal system. His declaration is that he disagrees with it.
I love this scene.
This was such a great fucking movie. I have hated the British for a long time. And when Robert the Bruce said "you have bled with Wallace! Now bleed with me!" I wanted to fight alongside him myself.
well done
People don’t follow Corporations or Governments they follow Courage!
"Men don't follow courage, they follow titles."
YEA in this day and age
Different times...
I demand recognition of these documents 😂😂😂😂
A young Robert Rogers!
Good punch line
wallace is basically Scottish optimus prime. he wants to unite his people as one against a stronger opponent. only together are the Scottish truly strong. " because you wont stand together " aka till all are one
Nowadays people follow cowards with titles.
"and so would I"
And now today Scotland has another English King, King Charles III.