Foreign Girls React | Braveheart | First Time Watch
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I saw the girls watching Braveheart and could only think; oh boy, you ladies are not ready for this one.
Best comment here
This and The 13th Warrior are my two favorite movies of all time.
15:16
- How romantic!
- Really romantic!
- Make a baby! 😂
The sheer escalation My Gawd
@@asirnewazkhan4172 Thats how it be back then
01:03:19
' there will never be another *Man* like him in my life ' - face expression ❤🔥😭
You got to get on it when more than half won't make it past the age of 6.
love from Scotland ❤
I can see the Wallace monument from my window 😊
"Julio and Romiet?" Just adorable. 😂
Every time I have a favourite quote, someone comments it
The cost of freedom is high, but it is NEVER, too high. Live your life today, like someone died for it, because someone did. Never forget it.
Well said
We live by this code in our country, reminded daily by the national anthem at mornings and we feel strong about it. Apparently, it's called nationalism and the west aren't fond of it.
When they stuck the old man with the burning hot iron rod in his arrow wound they were cauterizing the wound. This stopped the bleeding and was known throughout history to stop the spread of infection, even though they had no idea what infection was caused by.
Isn’t that amazing?! They didn’t know why it worked, they just knew that it did. Christ, I love the human species
@@mikeydubbs8565 It's crazy to rhink that thousands of years ago some person had an idea to place a very hot thing on a person's open wound and see what happens.
@@mikeydubbs8565 I am not sure if it does work actually, burns are quite prone to infection
@@adamcollazo8228 I don't think it's crazy. Before antibiotics, most wounds would end up infected, and serious ones gangrene. Given that pre-anesthesia most surgeries like amputation led to death. So a desire to suppress the effect by any means would have been sought. Since they didn't have ice, your options are pretty much dirt (which led to infections), herbs (which did the same), or fire. When you don't have that much options, but have thousands of people dying a year, you can try different things and figure stuff out. It's a collective consciousness.
Vikings boiled down bull urine to use as a salve because ammonia content.
10:05 “like Julio and Romiet” 🤣🤣🤣
12:05 "phone number" hahaha love Hella
Yeah, yeah that was priceless! 😃👍
Anachronistically speaking.
When Chi proclaims “Unacceptable!” on the battlefield betrayal, after they showed Robert the Bruce how to “grab the hand man” to unite the clans…..I became sure Chi and Hella are the best movie reaction-artists!!!!
When you’re figuring it out, you’re the best.
When you’re talking back to the movie, you’re the best.
Joking at the epic lines, the best.
Once you’ve figured it, the best!
Please don’t change.
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I swear, they are super fast at figuring it out every time.
Very rare trait.
Around the 10 min mark saying Romeo and Juliet as Romiet and Julio was so precious. I love it.
best bit 😁😂
24:08 😂 her trying to roll her r’s is so cute! I love these girls
I was a scrawny 14 year-old when I saw the Thursday midnight showing of this before opening day. This film made me feel a passion I had never felt before. The rush was incredible. I remember immediately going home and lifting weights until the sun came up. I actually got to tell the story to Mel while working on one of his other films, and he told me that his producer looked at him after the first screening and said, "boys are going in to see this movie, and are coming out men."
@@josephwallace202 you show yourself and your entire ideology. It's a world view for resentful losers.
@@entropybear5847 - So do you. Stay a slave.
@@entropybear5847 ha! what did i miss?
@@entropybear5847 How come wanting to improve yourself to protect freedom and those you love a "world view for resentful losers"? Or am I missing something here?
@@entropybear5847 You project your insecurity onto others than try to say the same of them... weird.
23:42 "ok, one more." -hella
hella has a fine sense of justice. 👍🏼
16:05 🐸 "He looks like a frog, I dunno." LOL! That got me good. 😂
"You can be as crazy as you want," 😅 never heard a better saying.
Who's this? More madmens?
Winner of 5 Oscars including Best Picture.
"They may take our lives, but they'll never take OUR FREEDOM!"
And yet, here we are, Scotland IS ruled by England.
According to court records of that time, William Wallace actually did say those words, about longshanks not being his king, and therefore didn't agree with the charge of treason.
William Wallace was 'hanged, drawn and quartered' and beheaded.
The movie audience was spared the details of the ordeal William Wallace had to go through, on the day of his execution.
First, He was dragged naked by his heels behind a horse to the execution site, at Smithfield, London.
First he was hanged, and before losing consciousness, dropped down to the ground.
Then, The 'rack' pulled all the joints out of their sockets.
After that, while still alive, his genitals were removed, cut out, and thrown in a fire before him.
Then, while still alive, his abdomen was cut up, and his entrails spilled out, and were removed, and thrown into the same fire.
The executioner then cut out Wallace's heart, and then William Wallace was beheaded.
Finally, the executioner quartered William Wallace (cut off his arms and legs).
Which is a stupid saying because what freedom do you have if you're dead? 😄
@@chrisf8855 ,, Spoken like someone without children.
iirc they changed the line. Might have done so in adr after audience testing. iirc it was originally, "They may take our wives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
Either way, it is a rather silly battle cry. Right up there with, "Come on boys! Let's all go get our throats cut."
"I told you to be dead" ha ha classic
"I TOLD YOU TO BE DEAD" hahahahaha thats the funniest insult I've ever heard! I love your reactions
39:15 Monty Python , hahahahaha I love this girl...
As a Scotsman myself, this movie may not be historically accurate, but I love the movie, I almost shed a tear every time I watch it 🏴
SNP voter no doubt. lol
This movie makes every grown-ass man cry like a girl....When you say you 'almost' shed a tear, I dont believe you :)))
@@bogdanbotis1524 true, true I remember crying at the fiver it cost in the cinema back then.
I smell shit
Amen to us Scots
I'm a historian and don't care about the historical inaccuracies of this movie. One of my favourite films ever. Thank you for your reaction ladies
As accurate history it's a bit sketchy, but as a good movie it's hands down perfect.
The hot iron on the wound seals it stops the bleeding.
Braveheart, Last Samurai and Gladiator are my favourite "historic" movies. I remember seeing these movies for the first time as a child and it stuck with me to these days. It’s a pitty movies like these which evokes such emotions in you aren’t made nowdays.
HOW CUTE CAN THESE LADIES GET? 50:04 - HELLA scolding Bruce like he’s a little dog, CHI wagging her heart-shaped pillow at him 🤣😊
Your reactions are always fun 😊 when they lifted their Kilts Chi hides her eyes but naughty Hella just looks and laughs 😂😂😂😂
Yeyyy! You girls are the best! Thank you for watching Braveheart! 🏴 Love from Scotland 🏴 x
Awe. I love that you ladies get so emotionally involved in these movies! Adorable!
I think, Mascara companies need to start sponsoring, Hella. Whatever makeup she is wearing is pretty damned impressive in the fact that it doesn't run...ever....
Before Wallace is tortured, the little people pantomime the final torture with a rope used in place of the victim's entrails. The implication is that Wallace's belly is cut open and his intestines removed.
The procedure for that is called "drawing and quartering", meaning when they make the cuts in the abdomen, they make a "+" on it, making "quarters", so that the contents can be withdrawn more easily than just one horizontal cut. The "drawing" part is drawing out the organs, which was extremely painful in and of itself. All part of the torture process. When they pulled him between the ropes, the joints would completely dislocate, tearing all of the ligaments and tendons. When Wallace screams "Freeeeedooooommm!" he was literallly taking his dying breath because his diaphram was probably spasming so bad and didn't have any other muscle structures to pull against. Whether this is historically accurate. Doubtful. Definitely an excellent dramatic moment though.
At the end of it all, England distributed Wallace's remains to the four corners of Scotland as a warning. England (and their king) had no idea what kind of fire that would light in the hearts of the people of Scotland.
Most of Europe at that time had become great students of Roman torture methods.
Movie Munchies is the BEST review channel. Thank you beautiful ladies.
Love your reactions, Movie Munchies!! You are watching great dramas and action movies. Keep up the great reactions!! Have a great day, beautiful ladies!!
The main battle scenes of Falkirk & Sterling were actually filmed in Ireland.
The opening scenes were filmed in the Scottish highlands at Loch Leven, there a few scenes filmed at Glen Coe after William starts to assassinate the nobles who double crossed him.
But the majority of the landscapes pictured were filmed in the English Lake District, which is where I was born & still live now.
Filming began in 1994 when I was only 7 years old (36 now), I still remember it like it was yesterday; it is one of my oldest & fondest memories. I’d never seen so many people before in my life. I’d never been in a town or village of more than 1000 people before. The village where I was born is called Chapel Stile, it’s on the Great Langdale Horseshoe mountain range.
I got to meet some of the actors like Angus McFadden & Brendan Gleeson, they were all such lovely people and they were genuinely interested in our way of life; living over 2 hours from the nearest city (Carlisle).
Every time I watch this movie, it makes me think of my ancestors. Our people weren’t Scottish or English. We were ruled by Strathclyde for a time but eventually settled as Cumbraic for a time, we had no allegiance and our own language. I know that all the towns slightly south of Hadrians Wall (The Wall which runs along the border which the Romans built to keep the Scottish out) - they all supported and fought on Scotlands side during the war of independence. I know that the towns of Newcastle, Hexham, Carlisle, Berwick, Alnwick, Galashiels, etc; actually sheltered Wallace & his armies even though they were English.
It always makes me think what side would I have been on, had I lived at that time.
The logistics that went into this was amazing. I'm from Dublin. The main battle scenes were filmed in the Curragh. County Kildare. I went down to view the setup. It was something special
WATCH...." LAST OF THE MOHEGANS"... won alot of awards
and great acting!
@@dan_hitchman007my favorite movie of all time…. Please ladies watch it!
4:17 You cannot not pick a thistle like that. They are very tough and sharp. They are also the Symbol of Scotland.
Stephen The Madman isn't crazy...
He's just Irish!
This is my family. I'm named Scott because I'm the first grand child born in America. William Wallace's mother's mother's mother's, etc. sister was William's wife. We still exist.
2:03 "need to do this to Holy Jesus." -chi 😇
Best. Movie. Ever. Freedom costs good men... but your women and children living free from the weight of tyranny... that's worth my life certainly.
I need these gals to watch "The Last of the Mohicans," another great movie, a great story, and a true classic movie!
Yes yes yes yes !!!!!
Absolutely!
The music. That soundtrack. So memorable.
I know you'll like this one ladies 👍😁 Hope to see you watch 'The Last Samurai' too at some point...one of my favourites.
LMAO Hella! 39:13 So glad that you remember Monty Python and the weak king's son 🤣
Braveheart is possibly the greatest Medieval war movie ever. The cinematography is stunning. The acting is stellar, especially from Mel Gibson. The writing is fun, smart and relatable. Mel Gibsons direction is inspiring.
And the score. Not enough can be said about James Horners breathtaking, heartwrenching soundtrack to Braveheart.
But there is no historical accuracy in this film, for example there were no primae noctis at this time and princess was baby + english royalty spoke French
@@MadMatTom7769 I DONT CARE. No fan of this movie cares what you aholes say anymore. Go away. Its a timeless masterpiece and you cant change that
Eso no existe en ninguna película, a menos que sea documental.
@@MadMatTom7769
Omg will u people hush about historical accuracy and enjoy the damn movie. Sheesh.
@@MadMatTom7769it's a movie not the history channel
I love when Chi gets so upset she swears. Even in anger or frustration she still sounds so damn adorable.
You should watch 300!
Its a mostly true story, where 300 spartans and a few thousand persions held off an army of million(s) for 3 days.
I gotta say, you gals have the BEST choice in movies!
My ancestors fought at Bannockburn with Robert Bruce. The Scottish were outnumbered more than two to one, and they still won the day.
I'm glad you guys like the movie, I saw it when I was very young and it's always been one of my favorite. I saw another reaction where the person did not like it because they are so use to marvel movies where the good guy always kills the bad guy in the end and is not killed.
The Bruce moved to Dundee after he became king and Wallace started his journey by killing the son of a nobleman in Dundee,I'm from Dundee,just abit o trivia
I love when Chi curses "Your the pain in my ass"
I knew ‘Evil Chi’ would be out a lot in this reaction. But I’m not sure evil really fits for this movie. More like ‘Justified Chi’. Great reaction again ladies.
Not "Evil Chi", "Bloodthirsty Chi".
While it’s not the most historically accurate film I still love this!
It's still real to me damnit!
Understatement of the year lol. It's best treated as pure fantasy. Great movie, but it has nothing to do with real history.
History is written by those who hanged the heroes
I'm just starting: Hella's eye shadow looks great!
Edit: Took 50 minutes for the waterworks to start - a new record!
4:50 "you didn't want your father to die either, did you?"
BURN 🔥🔥😆
I'd be really interested to see what the ladies make of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. They're such an iconic piece of western culture but at the same time the messages the movies portray are very universal.
Great movie with a great message. Bruce's redemption and willingness to fight for his people due to William's character was beautifully written by Mel.
Ignore the naysayers. They dont know what theyre talking about. They dont understand this visceral and iconic masterpiece.
" I told you to be dead" 😂😂😂
I don’t experience the emotions of the movie but I love it’s reality. You two allow me to understand the emotion with both of your truthful and genuine emotions ❤
15:24 "too hot. even i know it's cold but it's too hot." -hella 🥰🔥
Because, it's too hot (Too hot)
Too hot, baby (Too hot)
We gotta run for shelter
Gotta run for shade...
This is my all-time favorite movie. It is a true masterpiece, and the musical score is enchanting.
Another great reaction ladies, you are so insightful and natural watching the movie. "Make a baby... now" Hella 😂
When they were holding him down with the hot iron, they were cauterizing the wound cavity left by the arrow that was removed to stop the bleeding. Effective, but obviously not fun.
I feel proud of my Scottish heritage
You two are so cute watching movies together and the reactions you have at different points. I absolutely adore watching how you react and interact ❤
12:34 "...just a small little thing, *but it's it's everything."* -chi 🥰
The kilt is for day to day wear. In battle, they wore a full length ball gown covered in sequins! The idea was to blind your opponent with luxury!
Dont forget the skirmish tutus with matching tiaras!
Tartan kilts like that did not yet exist at that time (I know... shurt up about history.).
Such a great reaction. Thanks!
No matter what anyone says, this movie is powerful. I'm glad that you have finally reacted to it! Your reaction as always was priceless!
All the strength that William needed to fight he got from the deep love he had for his wife.
Love overcomes all.
✌️😊🌹🌹💕💗
My first time watching your channel, ladies. Braveheart is a powerful film with a strong message behind it and I was curious how you would react. Enjoyed your reactions and commentary. Definitely will check out more of your reaction videos soon. 😊👍
"DIRTY TOUNGE STAY AWAY!"
Love your guys reactions and glad you like this movie and enjoyed it. It was alot of fun.
“APOCALYPTO” by Mel Gibson about pre Colombian Mexico is really good also.
“make a baby!!” 😂😂😂😂
Crazy Irish here 😃 Loved this and love you ladies ❤❤❤ this made my day, you guys are awesome ❤️
Omg I love you 2 this is my favorite of all time William Wallace
God damn you react people. How many times do I need to cry watching this movie. Your reaction was great but I hate all the feels and tissues needed to watch this video
“He’s sitting on the horse, how can he tell?” 😂 ☠️
God Bless the editor of this piece.
Well done, sir or madam,
editors never get their credit. nice. 👍🏼✅
I'm descended from Robert the Bruce by marriage, my ancestor John of Islay (also known as John MacDonald) married his granddaughter Princess Margaret. The MacDonald Clan traditionally supported Edward the Longshanks, but then switched sides when Robert the Bruce murdered another claimant to the throne and was crowned King of Scotland. Longshanks outlawed the Bruce who went on the run, eventually being sheltered by the MacDonalds. For their loyal service to the Bruce, the MacDonalds were rewarded lands formerly belonging to their regional rivals the MacDougalls. (Who were also traditionally supporters of the Longshanks). And my ancestor eventually married into the family as a reward for the clan's continued loyal service.
Hello! A lady friend of mine is a Wallece. She is a direct dependent of William Wallace! I recommend a movie you might like, The Last Samori. It is based on Japanese history.
Good reaction. One of my all time favorites. Mel has similar role in The Patriot. He also has a great rendition in We Were Soldiers. The latter movie is based on real events.
I have seen some of your reaction to some movies, and your take on the plot is so good, you predict things I would not. Remember the first time I saw this, and other movies, and you both are spot on. The way you do it is true and I can feel it. I am impressed! Well done. 👍👍
You REALLY need to watch The Game starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn! 🔥🔥🔥
There is not cost to high for freedom, Wallace proved that
41:52 Women all over the world can communicate with each other, no matter what language they speak. Women are OP!!
"You can be as crazy as you want." 😂😂
Love you 2 lassies (girls) I'm from Scotland 🏴 Now you know what we had to put up with by the English. Everyone loves a scotsman. Alba Gu Brath (Scotland Forever)
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Considering 95% of this film is made up, they don't. Prima nocte, Sack of York, French princess, Stirling Bridge with no bridge, Gay prince, Bruce's betrayal all never happened. Mel Gibson is a drunk, racist, anti semitic homophobe who hates England. That's all.
confused. A patriotic sounding scot and a rangers badge😂. only kidding. a fellow scot and an Arab
1:03:51 I was really amused right here when Murron was smiling at Mr. Wallace while he was getting his head chopped off. 😎 She was not amused when Mr. Wallace slept with the princess. Wallace HAD to die for that, and Murron couldn't WAIT to get her hands around his throat in the after life.
Fantastic movie, but as mentioned by others it is not very historically accurate. For example, the Battle of Stirling was fought on a bridge, and the real William Wallace never even met the French princess. Probably the most accurate parts were his trial at the end and his execution (though he didn't really scream "freedom." Still a very entertaining movie though.
Ah, yes, his meeting with the french princess did happen- ruclips.net/video/tHA1ufmLZQY/видео.htmlsi=Z8f64-rZc-cVLjDM
Wasn't fought on a bridge unless there were 5 English against 5 Scottish numnuts😂
No, the trial is inaccurate too. It resembles the trial for a heretic or witch much later in history after the Middle Ages. He was a man accused for high treason.They did not want to make him bow to the corwn they just wanted to kill him. On the other hand they left out that he was castraded before his beheading. -Also note that the movie tries to make some references to Jesus. (We have a betrayl by an ally, there is torture, he is tied to a cross shaped struture when they take him to the trial and also the saccfolding he is tied to in the end is a cross.)
Platoon 1986
The kilts they wear did not come out for 200 yrs later.
I love this… one of the best movies ever, one of the best reactions ever!
If you enjoyed this movie, please consider watching Rob Roy. Rob Roy was released in the same year as Braveheart, and its subject matter is similar. The events of Rob Roy take place in the 18th century, in the Scottish Highlands.
It's so cute how you guys close your eyes every time someone swings a sword.
i need to do this to holy jesus .... that my girl made you famous and loved in the whole entire western world ...we love you and we do respect all you, your country ...whenever you need a safe place .... you always find us and have a safe place and a future ...greetings from whole europe
I laughed and cried at u girls watching this..as a Scottish person I loved your reactions ❤
It's not historically accurate but a great film.
Freedom is worth every death of those who fought for it. And it is the responsibility of every person who lives in freedom to continue to fight for it.
Side note: Hella looks so pretty and feminine. I love how you girls dress well for each video. Thanks for the videos.
9:15 "They make me so confused."
The Scotts have a ruff-and-tumble reputation. 🤷♂
When they were holding the guy down and put the hot metal on him is to cauterize (close) the arrow wound to stop it from bleeding.. Only thing is, you have to do both sides.