I remember watching this in the cinema when this came out in Scotland. i have never before and never have to this day saw so many people cheering and shouting at the screen. When it finished I thought we were going to invade York lol
And yet...... Just like so many at the time. You didn't. Did nothing while those who did, you watch get butchered by the corrupt. And gee, your entire county and its people are still under the same rule today. Enjoy your slavery.
If you're going to have a scene of him avenging her death, maybe ACTUALLY show him avenging her death. The video editor failed on this one, you had one job.
Happens ALL the time unfortunately. This time however, I was expecting it to stop RIGHT before the end of the scene. Please! Start to Finish OK? Start to Finish!
@@K3Best i was refering to the whole score.. If this song has been influenced by some obscure japan song, great, now its advertised better than ever... If its copied well, james horner does have a repetition/style issues as many composers do, sad if he completely copied it, but its still one of the greatest soundtracks of all time...
He is not anti British and has even said during the making of the movie that King Edward was loyal to England and did good by its people but he had to make it entertaining for the film to work.
Three things: 1) Mel could really shoot violence scenes 2)James Cosmo was damn good in that film. But then again, he always is 3)James Horner made a powerful soundtrack.. How i greatly miss him. Rest in peace, you wonderful artist..
Agreed on point 1; the film is shite for many reasons, but the shots and editing on the violence scenes have few rivals. Not sure how much of that is Mel.
@@Elcore I am sorry but the argument: ''the film is shite for many reasons'' is completely invalid since the greatest majority of the cinema critics plus almost all the viewers deemed it a very good film. And then you have the 5 Oscars, i the good ol' times, when the committee gave them for art purposes and not for political agendas.. But then again, you could be referring to it's great historical inaccuracies-and if you do, you missed the point. The film was meant to entertain you, not to teach you. If you were looking for what actually happened.. you know.. you can always read a history book. My country's ancient history is frequently raped by Hollywood, and Europe, too. This is art, not history, i am afraid..
@@vardellsfolly5200 Sorry to disappoint you but there was not a time in history when the Oscars weren't rigged. And I was agreeing with you that it's a film with really good things about it - it's one of the best in terms of action scene editing! It's also got plenty about it that is just plain awful (in terms of a story or a drama, not even talking about historical accuracy).
@@Elcore Actually, you did not disappoint at all. I passionately adore the art of film-making. I know that the greatest majority of awards, if not all different awards, are quite often ''rigged'', as you put it. However, this by no means implies that in all circumstances are manipulative. And when it comes to the story, or drama, well. I respect your opinion.. but it is just that. I tend to trust another greatest majority, than of film critics and movie experts,when it comes to quality.. Now, i would never characterize BraveHeart as ''plain awful'' but it was certainly NOT ''The Remains of the Day'' which was nearly a masterpiece..
Yeah. I like how well his yells convays pain, but also rage. At least hits he took that i can remember wasnt that bad that someone couldnt potentially fight through them. part of his hand lobbed off ect. Well maybe this arrow, but depends how it hit
You can see he’s taking out all that pain in the first swing. I agree, legendary, as is Mel. I would really love for him to make movies similar to the movies he did in his younger years, just using younger actors obviously. Like another revolution movie, with the same tone as the Patriot? Come on who wouldn’t want that. In fact Mel could go through his whole career and just direct movies with similar plots and settings as the movies he did in his younger years, and I bet it’d KILL.
I’d definitely love to see more from him as well. He plays by his own rules. He is definitely a skilled actor to be able to convincingly portray every character from “Mad Max” to “Martin Riggs.” I have never seen Gallipoli but it’s supposed to be an amazing film too. It’s on my list. Take care bud.
Maybe adrenalin rush, savage mindless fighting against no army, but a few rebels, screaming like a war scream, not to tell where you are, and they already see the English, it's not like they're going to sneak in behind Wallace's back or anything, in the middle of daylight fight in uniforms....
Love the way Wallace finally gets to meet the head guy, look him in the eyes, look him up and down and realise..he's nothing without his title and power
I will always love that look of confusion and fear that people have when the people that they mistreat and think/feel are beneath them rise up when they’ve had enough of their b.s.
1. The old man is clearly the GOAT in this battle just full rage the entire time. 2. Love the look on the soldier’s face when Wallace pulls out the hammer; shame for him he couldn’t run fast enough. 3.Kudos to the last English soldier who, despite being completely outnumbered still made a point of putting himself between his Lord and harms way, right up till there was no point anyway
@Schlomo Baconberg honestly I never had the luxury of two parents, just a vicious cycle and zero periods but if you like them feel free to buy some tampax after you finish your sentence :)
It's a masterpiece and powerful movie. It always shows me that 'freedom is not free. Independence is not free!' Never surrender! Never give up! From Seoul, Korea.
@@feudinggreeks3316 Eh, nope, lots of people care. Mention it on FB and tons of people will point out how inaccurate it is. Which is a bit funny considering how it all starts
@@Hirnlego999 Not really concerned with the bandwagon trend of people complaining about historical fiction not being historically accurate. I can direct you to amazon where you'll find hundreds of thousands of historical fiction books to criticize. Although, you'll probably end up looking foolish for critiquing fiction for its historical inaccuracies. Is the concept of historical fiction wholly foreign to you? Do you lack the ability to enjoy fiction for its laxness on accuracies and focus on entertainment and enjoyment, only allowing yourself to be satisfied with textbook documentaries? Or is this a part of the bandwagon train of regurgitation beginning with "akkually itz nut histowicaly ackuate"? I'm willing to bet it's the latter.
I love how the old man catches and arrow, breaks it off himself, and then lifts the gate/all. Old men don't be bullshitting when they be fighting.... :D
In the full movie notice that later when someone had to treat that arrow wound, there was no rush because he was going to beat whoever's ass caused him more pain - friendly or not.
LOL No one - absolutely no one ever - threw a spear with an arrow stuck in their ribs a few inches below, nevermind lift a gate. Shock and anger or not, just a good punch in the ribs would keep him from being able to raise his arm over his head.
Whacks a guy in the face, stabs a guy in the neck with a deer stag, cuts a dude's leg clear off, wails a humongous sword at a dude, hammers a guy to death, Ninja warriors up a fortress, throws a couple dudes off the post, slits the leader's throat. Yeah I think he's angry...
@David stopbrexit Till Bannokburn and then the english got slaughtered and Edward II got the a red hot poker up his arse so what goes around comes around I guess
Probably too graphic for RUclips, but then RUclips has no problem glorifying the communist party terrorists who destroyed people's lives and livelihood.
Everytime I watch the old man heave that spear with an arrow hanging out of his chest I think to myself "damn, I hope I can do some shit like that one day."
The question is not "will he die?" but "How will he die?". In the end, the method chosen was borne more out of disgust than anger...all to show he is that rare breed whose in full control, irrespective of the situation.
If I recall, Wallace took the man's own knife from his scabbard and slit his throat, just as he did Wallace's wife. The swordsman at the end who surrendered was sent to England to tell Longshanks what happened.
Man all of the timeless and most remembered battle scenes of basically all cinema are the ones that are actually realistic and not just thirteen backflips cutting armor in half with swords and all that nonsense. This scene hardly has any blood but the feeling of being speared in the gut or shot with an arrow is there!
Actually... though I love this film... it has very little to do with historical accuracy in terms of fights and weapons/armor. Even the famous claymore throw scene after the win in one of the battles could not have happened... they were not in use at that time.
Cutting through armor with swords, a bunch of unarmored guys with farm tools easily defeating well trained soldiers in armor and wielding good quality swords. Not a very realistic movie.
@@j1bc Ehh maybe in a real scenario similar with his wife being murdered.. that young kid pullin guard duty would see the blood lust gaze in his eyes and may nope the fuck out...
Insurectionists... William Wallace was a terrorist for not letting the ruler pork his wife. He should have just sat there and watched. He was basically the pasts form of a antivaxxer...disgusting how he thought he and his wife owned their own bodies and labor...
It's what's known as a "berserker rage" it's what happens when the body's injured but the adrenaline is pumping so fast that you can't feel the pain and the only thought that remains in your mind is "kill kill kill them all" that's why Amish (the old man's son) rushed to his father's side to keep him on his feet after the fight was over because he was finally calming down and needed help standing up.
@@anthonybrett and soldiers earned the title of warrior without the use of guns and technology, but instead with heart, steel and a raging fire in their blood. It was earned in battle and marked with honor.
As a Scot this scene does......things.....to my blood and I'm not alone. It's strange and a pretty silly really because it's such distant history and this is an over-the-top inaccurate fictional retelling, but still there is a feeling of righteous vengeance being played out that really gets us riled up. I have nothing against modern English people but had I lived in Wallace's era I would've happily died in battle next to him with passion in my veins. Soar Alba gu bràth!
Insurectionists... William Wallace was a terrorist for not letting the ruler pork his wife. He should have just sat there and watched. He was basically the pasts form of a antivaxxer...disgusting how he thought he and his wife owned their own bodies and labor...
I know alot of historical inaccuracies here, especially about the princess,but the core is correct and hell just the fact that William Wallace lived and accomplished what he did is awe inspiring
The core is totally wrong, like totally wrong. On ever level. Wallace was a noble, tartan abd bagpipes were not a thing yet and every battle was totally inaccurate to the point of parody.
@@billywashere6965 Felt real?.? Because you are obviously unfamiliar with the facts.... The battle of "Stirling".... Was not infact fought on a field. It was the Battle of Stirling Bridge, and a large reason the Scots won at Stirling was because the bridge was used as a bottle neck to force the English to funnel their heavy cavalry and large parts of their forces over the bridge, hundreds of English troops fell down into the river from the banks and off the bridge, and the remainder of the cavalry that made it across the river were introduced to to the Scottish Schiltrons, thus routing the English. Wallace also skinned the English commander "Hugh de Cressingham" and by most accounts, the Scots made the English commander skin into leather belts, lace and sheaths. Check your history... Its far more interesting than some Hollywood tale.
@@SpaceHCowboy Not to mention the term "Braveheart" was for Robert the Bruce, not William Wallace. The movie was entertaining, but I've always felt it's possible to make entertaining historical pieces that stay true to history with limited creative license. This movie has very little historical accuracy.
My history teacher showed our class this movie. Told us to keep it on the down-low. I was about 11 years old. I had to hold in my tears at surtain scenes. This movie completely blew me away.
I watched this at the theater when it first came out. The old theaters that had no recliners with NO food delivered to your seat. Yes kinda primitive by today's standards. And the end ...I couldn't get up as both of my legs feel asleep due to crappy small seats. I'm 6ft & 230 lbs. I didn't notice my legs until the credits rolled. Oh the horror ... The humanity 😳💥😣 That shows how my brain, eyes & ears were so captivated by this legendary flick! I Loved this movie! And I still do. 🏴❤🇺🇲 I watch it at least once a year.
I was a kid of 9 when I saw the sword at Stirling Castle..it was taller than me..that it might cleave thru a knee joint in armour is no surprise to me. The thing must have weighed at least 40 pound
@@lesenculinario6133 More like 6 pounds, really (5.95 technically), if you're referring to the famed Wallace sword. That's assuming the sword was, actually, the same used by William Wallace and assuming that sword was, in the 1290s, still the same large type and hadn't been reworked into a larger type later on. Mind you, he's not using his iconic claymore in this scene, and even if he was I still doubt it would cut clean through an entire leg and chausses of iron mail. It certainly wouldn't cut through this anachronistic style of armor the English wear in the film.
@@manners7483 as soon as You convolute the lexicon, people mistake the complexity for intelligible truthful accuracy and you can literally tell them to go fuck their own assholes and they’ll think they’re smarter than everyone else who didn’t listen. People are that easily manipulated. Add a bunch of mouth sounds to the conveyance of a point and all Of a sudden people’s unchecked egos force concession for social validation.
@@haselnusspraline152 Well it's hideously inaccurate, pretty much a fantasy film. It's an insult to Scottish history. I know most people don't care about little things like accuracy and what actually happened but I do. Let's not even mention Mel Gibson's accent. The soundtrack is good though I'll give it that.
I like how there is probably 10 guards who all form single file to fight Wallace. When one dies they run in with the sword waving in the air screaming........ I'm 100% confident that this is how battles were fought back then.
I always thought these fights are bullshit but I noticed recently how people fight in some video games (i know weird comparison) and its similar. Instead of grouping and fighting together they tend to charge one by one and get rolled. I think it because people want to be heroes or they feel they missed the opportunity so they rush it in hope they will fix it. Adrenalin does its work aswell.
@@youdontexist. Ypu do need some training to abandon that,yes, but öike a few months of good trainingand experience will dobthe trick so that you rather stall and attack together
@@crazymage9636 There goal is to protect the commander rather than trying to fight Wallace. We you see them holding back is about providing defence rather than trying to take out the attacker.
Say what you want about this movie the inaccuracies in the history. Mel,s personal problems ect. But this movie is a masterpiece and Mel Gibson is a great actor and director. This movie made me proud to be a Scotsman. My family came from the border of England and Scotland and we fought the English because we were on the boarder. The Highlanders fought but not as much as the border Clans. Thx Mel for this movie. I watch it when I need a boost in pride. Scotland 🏴 and America 🇺🇸 Together. FREEDOMM!!
@@rnstoo1 yea the Scottish on the Boarders get offended if you call them lowlanders just FYI. They prefer the term Boarders. Or boarder Rievers. Which means Boarder Robbers.
@@xpz25nfh I am skilled in the arts of war and military tactics, but you might be disappointed to know that I look more like Edward Longshanks than pretty boy Phillip.
Awful portrayal of armour and clothing for the time period represented in this movie. The English would have had mailed hauberks and some of higher social rank may have had partial plate armour, neither of which a man would have just sliced through with a cutting edge of a sword as you pointed out. The Scottish wearing Great Kilts in this time period is further nonse
Mel Gibson movies always have the best revenge scenes. This scene is great and so is the scene in The Patriot where he avenges his dead son and rescues the other.
imagine being there at the time so you could say it to him in person and then be like I'ma get out of here before your killer comes for you I don't want to get in the way
Yeah, it's hard to take it seriously now haha. Why does everyone telegraph their every swing. Also when the guy attacks Mel when he's holding the hammer, he does a big overhead swing, and Mel blocks and holds the hammer in the same spot. The guy (who has the advantage and a much more maneuverable weapon) does the same exact attack again. Did he think he would slice through the handle?
Such a magnificent movie. I’m from Chile and I don’t have any sort of blood descendent with Scotland, just the inspiration I received by William Wallace when I saw the movie on the cinema in 1995 from that moment and on Scotland was the country that is at my top 5 countries to visit before I pass and guess what? In order to accomplish my dream I study English and last year 2023 I went there I visited Glasgow, Edinburgh, Sterling and the highlands in two more years I’ll be visiting that wonderful land with my future wife for our honeymoon, god bless you guys and your homeland, sorry if my English is not that good.
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I remember watching this in the cinema when this came out in Scotland. i have never before and never have to this day saw so many people cheering and shouting at the screen. When it finished I thought we were going to invade York lol
The SNP owes Gibson a lot!
Yea. “Freedom” was shouted in the pub opposite after the film if I remember correctly
That’s awesome!😁
And yet...... Just like so many at the time. You didn't. Did nothing while those who did, you watch get butchered by the corrupt. And gee, your entire county and its people are still under the same rule today. Enjoy your slavery.
@@izenguarr5236 Well that wasn't very nice , Izen.
If you're going to have a scene of him avenging her death, maybe ACTUALLY show him avenging her death. The video editor failed on this one, you had one job.
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Và vì như là một
Agree
It's pretty graphic though.
Happens ALL the time unfortunately. This time however, I was expecting it to stop RIGHT before the end of the scene. Please! Start to Finish OK? Start to Finish!
id say the "whole effing clip" is him "avenging her death".
just didnt show the climax.
big deal.
you saw the movie.
This scene is a great example of “music matters”. Freaking love the music on this movie
And all of the grunting, groaning and snarling!
@Jesus has given you all. Repent or die. I like Buddha instead.
A gift of thistle is an all time masterpiece it hits diff. Rest in peace Horner legend
@@K3Best if its a copy its a copy of legends of the fall which is still horner as i remember xD
@@K3Best i was refering to the whole score.. If this song has been influenced by some obscure japan song, great, now its advertised better than ever... If its copied well, james horner does have a repetition/style issues as many composers do, sad if he completely copied it, but its still one of the greatest soundtracks of all time...
And the clip ends right before the payoff, one of the best moments in the movie.
Also missed the slow ominous ride up
seriously... we got everything but the avenging!
@@franzborow8667 meh was a quick death, could of roasted him for hours or taken days or weeks to kill him off.
@@thejoatmoo disappointing
You know it
Mel Gibson's entire career is based on anti-British movies 🤣
Mad Max?
He is not anti British and has even said during the making of the movie that King Edward was loyal to England and did good by its people but he had to make it entertaining for the film to work.
@Zuul Gatekeeper So true... Don't you just miss Wallace?
Spot on 😁
James bond?
Three things:
1) Mel could really shoot violence scenes
2)James Cosmo was damn good in that film. But then again, he always is
3)James Horner made a powerful soundtrack.. How i greatly miss him. Rest in peace, you wonderful artist..
Agreed on point 1; the film is shite for many reasons, but the shots and editing on the violence scenes have few rivals. Not sure how much of that is Mel.
@@Elcore
I am sorry but the argument: ''the film is shite for many reasons'' is completely invalid since the greatest majority of the cinema critics plus almost all the viewers deemed it a very good film. And then you have the 5 Oscars, i the good ol' times, when the committee gave them for art purposes and not for political agendas.. But then again, you could be referring to it's great historical inaccuracies-and if you do, you missed the point. The film was meant to entertain you, not to teach you. If you were looking for what actually happened.. you know.. you can always read a history book. My country's ancient history is frequently raped by Hollywood, and Europe, too. This is art, not history, i am afraid..
@@vardellsfolly5200 Sorry to disappoint you but there was not a time in history when the Oscars weren't rigged. And I was agreeing with you that it's a film with really good things about it - it's one of the best in terms of action scene editing! It's also got plenty about it that is just plain awful (in terms of a story or a drama, not even talking about historical accuracy).
@@Elcore
Actually, you did not disappoint at all. I passionately adore the art of film-making. I know that the greatest majority of awards, if not all different awards, are quite often ''rigged'', as you put it. However, this by no means implies that in all circumstances are manipulative. And when it comes to the story, or drama, well. I respect your opinion.. but it is just that. I tend to trust another greatest majority, than of film critics and movie experts,when it comes to quality.. Now, i would never characterize BraveHeart as ''plain awful'' but it was certainly NOT ''The Remains of the Day'' which was nearly a masterpiece..
I literally cried when I heard James Horner passed away. Way too soon man. People need to be protecting John Williams and Howard Shore at all costs.
Campbell (the old man) takes so many hits in this film, and keeps fighting with rage. A true warrior Clansman.
Well... it's a movie
Yeah. I like how well his yells convays pain, but also rage. At least hits he took that i can remember wasnt that bad that someone couldnt potentially fight through them. part of his hand lobbed off ect. Well maybe this arrow, but depends how it hit
@KyotoL1ght5 so are some select reptiles.
The Scots behave as an!malsI invoke prima nocta!!!
Old mate gets injured in every battle in the film.....
The sound track on a film is at least half of the experience and this one is outstanding.
The look on Mel’s face when he hits the first guy is legendary. He’s an incredible actor and director for certain.
У него такое выражение лица поскольку актер слеповат. Без очков или линз он плохо видит. потому такой выразительный взгляд.
it is a good luck, it's like holy f*ck
You can see he’s taking out all that pain in the first swing. I agree, legendary, as is Mel. I would really love for him to make movies similar to the movies he did in his younger years, just using younger actors obviously. Like another revolution movie, with the same tone as the Patriot? Come on who wouldn’t want that. In fact Mel could go through his whole career and just direct movies with similar plots and settings as the movies he did in his younger years, and I bet it’d KILL.
I’d definitely love to see more from him as well. He plays by his own rules. He is definitely a skilled actor to be able to convincingly portray every character from “Mad Max” to “Martin Riggs.” I have never seen Gallipoli but it’s supposed to be an amazing film too. It’s on my list. Take care bud.
@@ryanhodges7101 , согласен с Вами.Это один из величайших актеров современности. И Вам крепкого, Сибирского здоровья!
if only the English had learned the art of not screaming when running up to stab someone in the back, wallace would have been killed 10 minutes in
Movie logic ultimately proved to be the English greatest enemy in this film, not the Scots.
Hollywood tacticts....😜
Whhaaaraaarrr ! Urgs.... 😂🤣
he was killed but it wasnt in 10 minutes it lasted a while over a fire
Maybe adrenalin rush, savage mindless fighting against no army, but a few rebels, screaming like a war scream, not to tell where you are, and they already see the English, it's not like they're going to sneak in behind Wallace's back or anything, in the middle of daylight fight in uniforms....
Hamish's old man was one tough SOB.
Attested by the "You can do it, I'll hold him down" scene. One of my favorite scenes from this movie.
Anyone who lives to be that age in Scotland in the 1200's is not someone you want to fuck with.
He was a grizzled ol bastard. The kind you don’t mess with.
Of course. It's Joer Mormont when he was a younger man.
Aye, lad.
Love the way Wallace finally gets to meet the head guy, look him in the eyes, look him up and down and realise..he's nothing without his title and power
I will always love that look of confusion and fear that people have when the people that they mistreat and think/feel are beneath them rise up when they’ve had enough of their b.s.
you love it because you fantasize about it. I agre it feels good. But that doesn't make it inherently good in and of itself. Needs to be justified
@@radioactivewraith IT' seems you are a bully yourself
I hate it.
Even at the end, they still don't get it.
@@sayfeddinebentatou8662 awfully quick to come to a conclusion like that isn't it?
@@ksl2954 I mean, I am a Bully … what else do yo expect from me
Wallace. The real first Avenger.
Revenger
Lmaooo epic comment 👌
Avengers are pants
Edward Thanos Longshanks:
"I am....inevitably, prima nocta"
Nah bruh..... lol. MOSES!!!......
I like the way his deer antler makes a metallic switchblade sound. 🤣
Its for the laymen
#Realistic
lmao this had me laughing.
😂
@Angry Cheetos Ya buddy it doesn't make a sound so literally everyone knows what it sounds like.
1. The old man is clearly the GOAT in this battle just full rage the entire time.
2. Love the look on the soldier’s face when Wallace pulls out the hammer; shame for him he couldn’t run fast enough.
3.Kudos to the last English soldier who, despite being completely outnumbered still made a point of putting himself between his Lord and harms way, right up till there was no point anyway
That is a very well thought out statement cheers!
Thank you Brave heart ❤️ I will keep you in my prayers always and forever !
Way to cut the clip off BEFORE he actually gets his revenge. What a joke channel!
Yea, just like a bad porno
Quiet little boy you need to man-up
Take it easy kid. It’s not a big deal.
@@robertjohnston8690 Yep, lol.
@Schlomo Baconberg honestly I never had the luxury of two parents, just a vicious cycle and zero periods but if you like them feel free to buy some tampax after you finish your sentence :)
Didn't even show his revenge, that's the best part of this scene. Shame on you.
I can't watch this movie without tearing up. Gets me every time.
same brother
Same
What makes you tear up the fact the film is a load of crap ?
Martin, only those with no ability to suspend disbelief would say something so patently untrue. You must be a great film maker!
kicks him down the hill. "And let that be a lesson". Mission accomplished.
nope not until he cuts his throat then and only then Mission accomplished.
Yeah he damn near cut his head off against the stake where he murdered the girl. Humiliation wasn't sufficient for the mission.
@@jcarry5214 Revenge is awesome and Wallace does it so well before they get him
guys i think op was commenting on how the video ended too soon
It's a masterpiece and powerful movie. It always shows me that 'freedom is not free. Independence is not free!' Never surrender! Never give up! From Seoul, Korea.
But it should be said that the movie is mostly fiction
@@Hirnlego999 Mostly?
@@Hirnlego999 Nobody cares that it's historical fiction. Give your antics a break.
@@feudinggreeks3316 Eh, nope, lots of people care. Mention it on FB and tons of people will point out how inaccurate it is.
Which is a bit funny considering how it all starts
@@Hirnlego999 Not really concerned with the bandwagon trend of people complaining about historical fiction not being historically accurate. I can direct you to amazon where you'll find hundreds of thousands of historical fiction books to criticize. Although, you'll probably end up looking foolish for critiquing fiction for its historical inaccuracies.
Is the concept of historical fiction wholly foreign to you? Do you lack the ability to enjoy fiction for its laxness on accuracies and focus on entertainment and enjoyment, only allowing yourself to be satisfied with textbook documentaries? Or is this a part of the bandwagon train of regurgitation beginning with "akkually itz nut histowicaly ackuate"?
I'm willing to bet it's the latter.
I love how the old man catches and arrow, breaks it off himself, and then lifts the gate/all. Old men don't be bullshitting when they be fighting.... :D
Too stubborn to die!
In the full movie notice that later when someone had to treat that arrow wound, there was no rush because he was going to beat whoever's ass caused him more pain - friendly or not.
@@The_Lucent_Archangel 4 guys in total held him down, and once the job was done, they let him get up and punch the guy that did it in the head, lol.
And wtf was the guy looking at that got hit with the spear?
LOL No one - absolutely no one ever - threw a spear with an arrow stuck in their ribs a few inches below, nevermind lift a gate. Shock and anger or not, just a good punch in the ribs would keep him from being able to raise his arm over his head.
2024 anyone?
Whacks a guy in the face, stabs a guy in the neck with a deer stag, cuts a dude's leg clear off, wails a humongous sword at a dude, hammers a guy to death, Ninja warriors up a fortress, throws a couple dudes off the post, slits the leader's throat. Yeah I think he's angry...
he also impales a dude on a stake after throwing him off.
And he's just feckin warmin up🤪
A deer stag?
Nah he's just a Scotsman in a normal day 😜
Calls his ex-wife on phone
Missed the best part of Mel cutting that enemy crown pawn's neck.
more like throat :D
It was left out on purpose to Solicit more engagement in the comment section which helps the youtube algorithm....
Did it work???
That's the whole reason I clicked on the damned video to begin with!
best part, no words or speech. straight slicin' the coward.🥶😬😁🕺✌😎
@@johnarmenta2199 same😐🙄😁🕺✌😎
The way Gibson looks at him from head to toe in the end gives me goosebumps lol
Κατουριεται στο τέλος ......για αυτό κοιτάει κάτω.........αλλά το έχουνε σβήσει......
I hoped the hero would geld him.
That`s Gibson for ya he just hates the English 🏈🏏😆
And he ends up killing him after that.
When their eyes meet, mel had a look on his face like........ ""I have an idea.""
"Ko se ne osveti, taj se ne posveti"
What a scene this was! You can clearly see the pain & no emotion inside of him! Just hell bent on revenge! Film is a masterpiece
you’d think those English blokes would change their fighting technique but instead they just keep screaming “YAAAAAAAA” and sprinting right at em
you'd also think that if armor would have been as useless as it is in movies they wouldn't have bothered with all the work to make it 😂
@David stopbrexit Till Bannokburn and then the english got slaughtered and Edward II got the a red hot poker up his arse so what goes around comes around I guess
.......and wearing bright red uniforms for hundreds of years wasn't exactly the sneakiest thing either. Blew me away even as a kid.
That was the epitome of English fighting prowess back then, and don't you forget it!
@@danoham10 and then Edward the 3 destroyed Scotland once more
How can so many people give this video a thumbs up when they cut out the freakin ending where he gets his revenge.
Cool action scene i guess lol
It leaves it up to my imagination, and my revenge was worse.
Probably too graphic for RUclips, but then RUclips has no problem glorifying the communist party terrorists who destroyed people's lives and livelihood.
Everytime I watch the old man heave that spear with an arrow hanging out of his chest I think to myself "damn, I hope I can do some shit like that one day."
When Wallace looked at the man at the end, he must have been wondering, "How do I begin to deal with this fellow?" 😂
Prima nocte with a baseball bat. Every hour. Every single day.
The question is not "will he die?" but "How will he die?". In the end, the method chosen was borne more out of disgust than anger...all to show he is that rare breed whose in full control, irrespective of the situation.
If I recall, Wallace took the man's own knife from his scabbard and slit his throat, just as he did Wallace's wife. The swordsman at the end who surrendered was sent to England to tell Longshanks what happened.
That was no man.
That was a turd disguised as a human look-alike.
@@edinfific2576 😂
"Hold still father!" LoL, that scene still cracks me up.
"you're an idiot, boy!" 🤣
one of my favorite movies of all times
Man all of the timeless and most remembered battle scenes of basically all cinema are the ones that are actually realistic and not just thirteen backflips cutting armor in half with swords and all that nonsense. This scene hardly has any blood but the feeling of being speared in the gut or shot with an arrow is there!
Actually... though I love this film... it has very little to do with historical accuracy in terms of fights and weapons/armor. Even the famous claymore throw scene after the win in one of the battles could not have happened... they were not in use at that time.
unfortunately this movie is totally inaccurate and not realistic, but it's still a great movie!
Cutting through armor with swords, a bunch of unarmored guys with farm tools easily defeating well trained soldiers in armor and wielding good quality swords. Not a very realistic movie.
I would have preferred to see 13 back flips that what ever 12 year old came up with this In terms of historical accuracy lmaooo
@@Tezcax I guess they wanted to show that the Scots' spirit and will gave them strength
I do believe you left out the part where he ACTUALLY avenges her...
I know dammit! They cut out the bets part!
@@smokingcrab2290 cut out the part of him cutting out the guys throat lmao 🤣
I still love the guy who saw the hammer and just says “nope!”
What a loada shite
@@j1bc thought provoking. What else?
And still gets it. Lol
@@j1bc Ehh maybe in a real scenario similar with his wife being murdered.. that young kid pullin guard duty would see the blood lust gaze in his eyes and may nope the fuck out...
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everyone charging out the hovels like "MON BOY'S, THERE'S A SCRAP ON"
The scotitsh way!
Who the hell is mon boys?
Hold ma feckin pint...aaaaarrrrrrggghhh!
Insurectionists... William Wallace was a terrorist for not letting the ruler pork his wife. He should have just sat there and watched. He was basically the pasts form of a antivaxxer...disgusting how he thought he and his wife owned their own bodies and labor...
@@manners7483 lol, that's mon boy!
one of the greatest movies of all times - no doubt
Damn, cut out the best part...still one of the best scenes in any movie.
"Got a new film for you, Mel" ...."What's the story?"....."You kill the English"....."I'm in!"
Cutting out the avenging climax so more people will comment thus pushing you up in the algorithm. Nice play.
I report this kind of accounts and blacklist - the guy is probably a frustrated little creature
Guys we've all seen the movie.
@@vikramdhillon6023 He doesn’t exactly avenge her death until he slits his throat
Yea and you contributed so much to this genius ploy by leaving your useless comment we greatly appreciate your service sir
@@circleofdao3556 Maybe I'm in on it.
Despite its inaccuracies, this is a great film.
You're missing the point here. WHAT A GREAT TIME TO BE A STUNTMAN.
I don’t think they had stunt men back then.
Brave heart was one of Mel Gibson's best movies loved it
"How many weapons do you want to use?"
Wallace: "Yes."
One of the best scenes in film history
I don't care that it's not all accurate. One of the best screenplays ever written and acted in Hollywood history
It's hard to believe that in the next scene, Wallace and that English lord became great friends.
The fight for Scottish independence was not about the violence but the friends they made along the way.
Sounds like the traditional american drama way of writing things
Ok, that was funny.
“T’is but a scratch!......now come back and fight” 🤣
Alright. We'll call it a draw.
THANK YOU FOR STAYING WITH ME ALL OF THESE YEARS. IAM FOREVER IN YOUR GRACE !!! TO BRAVEHEART
This movie is a true epic but with a gritty passion and underlying pathos, I get chill bumps every time
If we run at the main character one at a time screaming surely we will succeed.
When your enemy takes an arrow to the chest, brakes it, throws a spear, lifts logs while shouting all the time, you know you f-ed up
It's what's known as a "berserker rage" it's what happens when the body's injured but the adrenaline is pumping so fast that you can't feel the pain and the only thought that remains in your mind is "kill kill kill them all" that's why Amish (the old man's son) rushed to his father's side to keep him on his feet after the fight was over because he was finally calming down and needed help standing up.
@@jonpowell4246 True, and lets not forget the most important aspect, that was in a time when men were actually MEN!
What else did you expect from Jeor Mormont?
@@anthonybrett and soldiers earned the title of warrior without the use of guns and technology, but instead with heart, steel and a raging fire in their blood. It was earned in battle and marked with honor.
@@jonpowell4246 berserker rage - brought about by a bottle of buckfast ;)
As a Scot this scene does......things.....to my blood and I'm not alone.
It's strange and a pretty silly really because it's such distant history and this is an over-the-top inaccurate fictional retelling, but still there is a feeling of righteous vengeance being played out that really gets us riled up.
I have nothing against modern English people but had I lived in Wallace's era I would've happily died in battle next to him with passion in my veins.
Soar Alba gu bràth!
Insurectionists... William Wallace was a terrorist for not letting the ruler pork his wife. He should have just sat there and watched. He was basically the pasts form of a antivaxxer...disgusting how he thought he and his wife owned their own bodies and labor...
Ah, Scottish Gaelic, a sight for my sore eyes. 👍
I completely agree with you...and I'm English
I'm Irish and I'd have fought for Wallace. Any excuse to get stuck in against the English 🤣
Rape and torture and murder could not be more accurate from the English on Wallace and his people.
I know alot of historical inaccuracies here, especially about the princess,but the core is correct and hell just the fact that William Wallace lived and accomplished what he did is awe inspiring
@@Mark-jt5cs No that has nothing to do with it.What this man did is heroic and he deserves to be looked at as such
The core is totally wrong, like totally wrong. On ever level. Wallace was a noble, tartan abd bagpipes were not a thing yet and every battle was totally inaccurate to the point of parody.
@@corneliussmiff2773 It felt real though, and that's what really sells it.
@@billywashere6965 Felt real?.? Because you are obviously unfamiliar with the facts....
The battle of "Stirling"....
Was not infact fought on a field.
It was the Battle of Stirling Bridge, and a large reason the Scots won at Stirling was because the bridge was used as a bottle neck to force the English to funnel their heavy cavalry and large parts of their forces over the bridge, hundreds of English troops fell down into the river from the banks and off the bridge, and the remainder of the cavalry that made it across the river were introduced to to the Scottish Schiltrons, thus routing the English.
Wallace also skinned the English commander "Hugh de Cressingham" and by most accounts, the Scots made the English commander skin into leather belts, lace and sheaths.
Check your history... Its far more interesting than some Hollywood tale.
@@SpaceHCowboy Not to mention the term "Braveheart" was for Robert the Bruce, not William Wallace. The movie was entertaining, but I've always felt it's possible to make entertaining historical pieces that stay true to history with limited creative license. This movie has very little historical accuracy.
My history teacher showed our class this movie. Told us to keep it on the down-low. I was about 11 years old. I had to hold in my tears at surtain scenes. This movie completely blew me away.
Great movie classic gripping violence bit of violence never hurt anybody
Go teacher!
A history teacher showing something so historically inaccurate would say to keep quiet.
Because it’s factually incorrect and a over Hollywood’ised fiction?
@@jpw6893 he made sure to point out any historical inaccuracies. Still, the movie was amazing and had us all on the edge of our seat.
You gotta show him riding up like he's surrendering, that sets the entire scene
This makes me proud to be Scottish, even though I'm not even Scottish.
I guess you’re Nottish
@@caryd67 HAHAHA! Well played Sir. Surely this is should take the award for comment of the year!
@@tonytee5121 just happy to make a fellow human laugh 👋🏻✌🏻😁
Lol
It's total lies and fabrication mate, a bit like the SNPs record in office up here.
I watched this at the theater when it first came out.
The old theaters that had no recliners with NO food delivered to your seat. Yes kinda primitive by today's standards.
And the end ...I couldn't get up as both of my legs feel asleep due to crappy small seats. I'm 6ft & 230 lbs.
I didn't notice my legs until the credits rolled.
Oh the horror ...
The humanity 😳💥😣
That shows how my brain, eyes & ears were so captivated by this legendary flick!
I Loved this movie!
And I still do.
🏴❤🇺🇲
I watch it at least once a year.
Remember when movies actually used props and stunts instead of special effects? Ah nastalga
the Englishmen who was guarding him made a smart choice
"Englishman" (Singular)
BREXIT
the world needs braveheart right now. take back the world!
One of the most memorable scenes in cinema history. But I could never get over the fact that he cleaved through steel armor with a sword.
I was a kid of 9 when I saw the sword at Stirling Castle..it was taller than me..that it might cleave thru a knee joint in armour is no surprise to me. The thing must have weighed at least 40 pound
@@lesenculinario6133 More like 6 pounds, really (5.95 technically), if you're referring to the famed Wallace sword. That's assuming the sword was, actually, the same used by William Wallace and assuming that sword was, in the 1290s, still the same large type and hadn't been reworked into a larger type later on.
Mind you, he's not using his iconic claymore in this scene, and even if he was I still doubt it would cut clean through an entire leg and chausses of iron mail. It certainly wouldn't cut through this anachronistic style of armor the English wear in the film.
Probably my favourite film of all time, it really pulls on your heart strings particularly at the end, and that theme music, just Beautiful.
@rigamortice nooooooo really , did you figure that out all by yourself
The theme music and the shots of the highlands. Love it, makes me want to act in something similar.
@rigamortice lol shut the hell up. Stop trying to seem clever, Britain’s entire history is made up.
@@manners7483 as soon as
You convolute the lexicon, people mistake the complexity for intelligible truthful accuracy and you can literally tell them to go fuck their own assholes and they’ll think they’re smarter than everyone else who didn’t listen.
People are that easily manipulated. Add a bunch of mouth sounds to the conveyance of a point and all Of a sudden people’s unchecked egos force concession for social validation.
But he fights with passion, and he inspires.
@@manners7483 lol
The anger in his face when he swings the ball and chain at the start sets the scene perfectly
*he swings the Flail at the start sets the scene perfectly
@@Militia_Captain Despite the inaccuracies of Braveheart, I googled ‘Flail’ and an image appeared - and backed up your comment. Hold…. Hold!!… HOLD!!!
@@ColonelSternlove Ball and Chain works also 😇
I've literally watched this movie 40 times. I know it backwards and inside out and.... Still absolutely love it.
Wish we could get good movies like this again
Downhill groovy I know right , whats happened to movies
It's a terrible movie. What are you on about? Lol
@@AWMJoeyjoejoe How is this a bad movie? It's entertaining as f and literally all actors did a great job.
@@AWMJoeyjoejoe Wtf is wrong with you lol
@@haselnusspraline152 Well it's hideously inaccurate, pretty much a fantasy film. It's an insult to Scottish history. I know most people don't care about little things like accuracy and what actually happened but I do. Let's not even mention Mel Gibson's accent. The soundtrack is good though I'll give it that.
One of the best revenge scenes ever
Il a réellement existé, il a vraiment vengé la mort de sa femme
I like how there is probably 10 guards who all form single file to fight Wallace. When one dies they run in with the sword waving in the air screaming........ I'm 100% confident that this is how battles were fought back then.
I always thought these fights are bullshit but I noticed recently how people fight in some video games (i know weird comparison) and its similar. Instead of grouping and fighting together they tend to charge one by one and get rolled. I think it because people want to be heroes or they feel they missed the opportunity so they rush it in hope they will fix it. Adrenalin does its work aswell.
@@youdontexist. yeah, in video games you only need that to work 1 time and your a gamer god.
@@youdontexist. Ypu do need some training to abandon that,yes, but öike a few months of good trainingand experience will dobthe trick so that you rather stall and attack together
@@crazymage9636
There goal is to protect the commander rather than trying to fight Wallace. We you see them holding back is about providing defence rather than trying to take out the attacker.
It's the single file bit, it is a British trait to politely form a queue.
Doesn't get much better than Braveheart.
I love how the old man and his son Brendan gleeson came to help out ole mel gibson as soon as the bar fight started
Such an epic film. Thank you Mel!
Say what you want about this movie the inaccuracies in the history. Mel,s personal problems ect. But this movie is a masterpiece and Mel Gibson is a great actor and director. This movie made me proud to be a Scotsman. My family came from the border of England and Scotland and we fought the English because we were on the boarder. The Highlanders fought but not as much as the border Clans. Thx Mel for this movie. I watch it when I need a boost in pride. Scotland 🏴 and America 🇺🇸 Together. FREEDOMM!!
I agree.Even the opening scene says "the Highlands of Scotland" Wallace was a lowland Scot. Not a "Highlander" But great movie
@@rnstoo1 yea the Scottish on the Boarders get offended if you call them lowlanders just FYI. They prefer the term Boarders. Or boarder Rievers. Which means Boarder Robbers.
The boarder clans were reavers and spent most of their time stealing cattle.
Kinda good. The problem arises when people think think it bears any resemblance to truth.
The sheer rage of Mel gives me shivers since the first time I saw the movie.
He just has to think of england or the english right before filming a scene. That provides the rage 😉
@@manners7483 (Psst! You forgot to tack your "/sarcasm" tag on the end!)
@@willc1294 i dunno why he has a problem with england hes a crackhead from america
There's nothing more dangerous than a man who has nothing left to lose.
I have longterm heart pain from the 1st Pfizer shot. I'll be doing this to people soon.
Il n'avait plus rien à perdre en effet car sa femme bien-aimée était morte
This scene includes many English soldiers offering advice on the present situation.
Based on your comment, I have appointed you as my high councillor.
What?
@@xpz25nfh I am skilled in the arts of war and military tactics, but you might be disappointed to know that I look more like Edward Longshanks than pretty boy Phillip.
@@xpz25nfh is he qualified?
They left out the 2 best scenes, of this fight! 👊
"Hello, my name is William Wallace, you killed my wife, prepare to die"
I love that last English soldier trying his best XD
I like how they're stabbing and slicing right through armor 😆
I love it how americans dont understand how swords work
English people had that armor shipped from China back then too
Awful portrayal of armour and clothing for the time period represented in this movie. The English would have had mailed hauberks and some of higher social rank may have had partial plate armour, neither of which a man would have just sliced through with a cutting edge of a sword as you pointed out. The Scottish wearing Great Kilts in this time period is further nonse
I wondered that as a kid .
@@drmed1134 The chance of using a sword to cut through scale and hack off a guy's leg is pretty preposterous.
Hamish's dad is one badass old man!
Epic scene love it 👌🍀🇮🇪 Scotland the brave,♥️💚🏴
The old guy is such a god damn legend lmao
Mel Gibson movies always have the best revenge scenes. This scene is great and so is the scene in The Patriot where he avenges his dead son and rescues the other.
that is the "Tomahawk Scene". It's fantastic.
Aim Small, Miss Small.
They cut the vid before the vengeance. Brilliant.
Should happen to every tyrant. Hold them accountable. An eye for an eye.
To every so called ruler or leader...
We will.☠️
"Aye"
@@jgappy5643 to ANYONE who murders others for nothing
The problem is they hide behind armies of toadies. Forget attacking the armies, put a bullet in the top guy and end things for good.
BS!!!! edited the best part!
Whenever I watch this movie, when the nobledouche kills Murron, I always say:
“You just fucked up. You know that don’t you?”
imagine being there at the time so you could say it to him in person and then be like I'ma get out of here before your killer comes for you I don't want to get in the way
Wallace wasn't married.. it never happened.
@@peterdemkiw3280 No one gives a shit.
@@raven4k998 Imagine thinking you could be somewhere for something that never happened.
@@hamhotpocket3788 it did happen child it did happen
M, MEL, MEL, WHATEVER WOULD WE DO WITHOUT MEL GIBSON. 😢
The dad punching his boy as he tries pull the arrow out, always makes me laugh each time heh. Tough mofos.
Baaaaah ayyyyyah BOI!
City council meetings in Glasgow are tough these days.😀
Rangers vs Celtic fans.
Watching this scene made me realize how far fight scene cinematography has come. Crazy.
Yeah, it's hard to take it seriously now haha. Why does everyone telegraph their every swing. Also when the guy attacks Mel when he's holding the hammer, he does a big overhead swing, and Mel blocks and holds the hammer in the same spot. The guy (who has the advantage and a much more maneuverable weapon) does the same exact attack again. Did he think he would slice through the handle?
Modern fight scenes are over choreographed shit.
@@CaptFalcone Worse than this? Or did you prefer the 80's batman shows?
1995 wasn't that long ago, this is pretty much "modern" movie making... minus green screen CGI effects in every shot
yeah i love those modern scenes where the camera shakes and they cut before the punch hits and next thing you see is the guy falling
Such a magnificent movie. I’m from Chile and I don’t have any sort of blood descendent with Scotland, just the inspiration I received by William Wallace when I saw the movie on the cinema in 1995 from that moment and on Scotland was the country that is at my top 5 countries to visit before I pass and guess what? In order to accomplish my dream I study English and last year 2023 I went there I visited Glasgow, Edinburgh, Sterling and the highlands in two more years I’ll be visiting that wonderful land with my future wife for our honeymoon, god bless you guys and your homeland, sorry if my English is not that good.
2:59 That is ONE HELL of a crew!
I need to watch this again. Mel is a legend.
"Ahhhhh!!! You idiot boy!!!" still makes me laugh everytime I watch it
it's one of the greatest films ever made, and absolutely Mel's best..