a thing most non-history buffs don't know is that a stone and sling is actually extremely deadly. A decent slinger can and could shoot a stone hard enough to crack a skull and crush a brain; which is exactly what David just did
@CalhoonArts god literally wouldn’t even have to face Goliath to kill him. The mere demand to SEE god to face him is an insult to his divine power in my opinion. Goliath was a big man no doubt, but even he had to at least think he had a small chance.
The Bible never says that Goliath has six fingers on each hand but they most likely took inspiration from the Anakim giants who were described as having 12 fingers and 12 toes. Hope this helps😊
@CHEESEBURGER3000 No that is not possible. The Nephilim were killed in the flood. The people who repopulated the world came from Noah's sons, none of which were Nephilim.
This is perhaps the most "human" interpretation of Goliath so far and i love it! First he walks away from David altogether, a clear indication that he at least has a moral compass and killing a child is below him. Then he aims his spear not at David but to king Saul, assuming he was the one who forced him to do "a mans job. And finally he constantly questions David about his choice and showing mercy to him, even as far as to give his own sword to him. Every other incarnation of Goliath just leans into reducing him to a flat villain stereotype or worse, but here he's so much more than a monster and they show him as a morally grey antagonist. Sure, he may be a nephilim but he's still part human at the end of the day and his only mistake was to challenge God himself, leading to his demise.
Fr like, the bro just tried to show mercy to the kid but then died in unexpected way and now the villain for not taking the fight seriously Meanwhile if he took it seriously and crushed him he would also be the villain, like what bro supposed to do in this case? 😭
whats more is davits shot woulnt have been as effective had goliath not taken off his helmet to challenge god as the rock hit where the helmet would have covered
honestly i love it that he was a brute and still prideful and such. BUT still had this humanity to him. its just the way even after he puts on his armor and preps for a fight he still gives david chances to back away. it made him feel more than just some big brute idiot.
I especially liked the way Goliath's rant faded to nothing as the camera view rose to the sky, really driving home how a deity would observers such taunts.
I really love the realism of Goliath's reaction to David appearing. I don't think any kind of warrior, let alone one with a huge amount of pride would think there would be any honor in killing some unfortunate child that wandered into a battlefield. But true to form, his arrogance is still his undoing. Can't really shout at the sky with a metal helmet like that on, can he? This was just really well done. Very tasteful and epic
Yea I actually liked it that they made him not really wanna hurt David. Almost like a whale not caring about a singular trout. What would the whale have to gain from eating the trout? It would essentially be a waste of time
I’m having trouble expressing just how much I love that the creators wrote and animated it in such as way that the viewer sees the battle as David does - that the story is not really about David, but about God using a child (later man) after His own heart to show the world who He is. As skilled as he was, all of David’s confidence was in God and the scene highlights that in a beautiful way.
Goliath at the end of the day was a warrior. There is no honor in squashing someone who appears to have no chance at winning. It may be war, but that doesn't mean there is a need for cruelty.
brother, if u have Atilla .... there is a Lord of the rings mod out now, DAWNLESS days. That just released a full campaigh and several factions. total rework new map new characters / heroes / generals. U should try it.
@Mediados The studio has hits and misses. They fair better when they do religious movies, terrible at adapting books. Thry're the studio remaking animal farm and taking away the anti-communist messaging from the book and making it defeat the message.
@anglosaxiphone8246I have only seen memes of that remake. Interesting though. Which is ironic because I think the writing in David is too on the nose. It comes off preachy, like you'd hear a sermon in a church. I know Christianity is the point, but like with Prince of Egypt you can convey that mythology with nuance.
@Mediados My standards for bible based films is Low af. I have the same lense for religious films as I do for kids media. Peaked in the late 90s and early 2000s, where the pretty colors of modern day has to compensate for boring and preachy writing. You can see it with Animal Farm. Christians really can bring in more followers with better productions but the enforced modesty and self-censoring ruins the epic tales. Prince of Egypt was the perfect amount of art and respect. Christians are sleeping on gold with neglect towa4ds the artistic side of production.
This is definitely one of my favorite portrayals of Goliath as they put alot of personality into him; A battle maniac with standards and a self-assured ego (that he can usually back up) I especially love how he seems genuinely excited at the idea of literally fighting God
Also they made him as a Nephilim(offsprings of the angels and a human women),one of the most popular explanation on why he was so big,yet not confirmed
@SgemBarinHe wasn't so big the Masoretic scribes just embellished his height. The dead sea scrolls and Septuagint both say he was 6'9. The medieval Masoretes just added 3ft to his height.
I love the way Goliath is designed and animated. The stretching neck and exaggaeratef shouting reminds me of Hades in the old Disney Hercules movie. The pale skin and blind hair and six fingers, he's a Nephilim for sure, even seems to nod the theory of the Nephilim having been the inspiration for northern european myths.
Goliath, his three brothers and father were all Nephilim. It's why David picks up 5 smooth stones from the river. God had commanded that all Nephilim were to be destroyed as they were an abomination. Eventually David does go and destroy them in the tradition of Caleb.
you do realize that Bible came AFTER northern-european myths, right? And that lots of stuff from Christianity actually has roots in pagans culture and old folklore?
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@herjunokuning6351 The story of David and Goliath happened in 1st Samuel 17. 1st Samuel 17 was written in 1023 BC, while the Quran was written between 610-632 AD. That means the story of David and Goliath happened far before the Quran was ever written, and before the Islam belief even existed (Early 7th Century AD).
Man, this movie scene was great in terms of cinematography. Awesome stuff from Sunrise Animation studios! Scenes like 2:30, which is 14 SHOTS in 10 seconds is quite impressive. Edit: This is a South African film btw
Indeed. I mean, the hole scene is incredible. The rose petals being red is a nice metaphore to the bloodshed that was actually Goliath’s downfall and the way the stone David picked made those petals fly on to Goliath, like if God have listened to him and threw his fist upon the giant to slay him. In the end, David put his faith in action and led him to victory.
Guys, if you Want to know, The real story is From islam, I think It's not david but, The name was Nabi Daud, in the real life, The story & The location, From arab place, From the story & place of Ancient arab nation, okay ? 🙏🏻🤔
@herjunokuning6351 Lying paedophile worshipper. Muhammad was a murderer and child rapist. He is a false prophet and you do the work of the enemy. Disgusting liar.
@herjunokuning6351 Do everyone a favor and go look up any flavor of the Islamic Dilemma you'd like, then quit posting things on Christian videos that everyone but you knows are false.
The strings cutting out when he's running to make him seem bigger, the way the camera lingers like he was shot in the head, the rose petals imitating blood spray behind Goliath's head
Hello friends, if you Want to know, The real story is From islam, I think It's not david but, The name was Nabi Daud, in the real life, The story & The location, From arab place, From the story & place of old arab nation, okay ? 🙏🏻🤔
@herjunokuning6351 shut up you lying paedophile worshipper. Without lies, Islam dies. Mohammad was a false prophet. He is the anti-christ. All moslems are satans children. Look how you behave in the world. Repent before it is too late.
I love religious people, never ever in the history of the human race, have people been easier to control than the SHEEP that rose out of the cesspit of shit that gave birth to religion.
The funny thing is, God made him kneel to a boy who had no true physical strength at least at this point. This is what faith in God looks like. I envy his direct connection.
I love how Goliath's hair is depicted as light blond. Very accurate in a historic sense, since the Philistinian people are known to be originated from today's Greece.
@bruh-bn3ni Truth. However blonde was used to describe many greek figures and even some roman ones at the time. So they did exist. Helen of troy and augustus for example
@bruh-bn3ni Indian? Latino? ...the greeks? I don't know witch greeks you know; but they are european... it is true that they came from the mediterranean (a mutch more sunny place hence they have developed mutch more melanine than in norther Europe) and in the past 1000 years they have received multiple invasions from ottomans, turks and overally more mixure with arabians and north africans ... but there are still blonde greeks with green or blue eyes... ...it's true that thoose charasteristics are more common in other Indoeropean groups (among the celts especailly was developed the redhair mutaion, very spreaded in the British isles, and the germanics had a very pronounced amount of very blond hair and pale constituttion)... but we are speaking about the greeks of 2000 years ago... in this case even 4000 years ago... and we do know by fact that historicall figures such as Alexander the Great was very famouslly blonde haired... even for the Egipians, the semitic and persian people where depicted in hierogriphs as been quite pale skinned... at least in comparation to themselves; who portried themselves as having dark-redish skin... So yeah; for the semites of Biblic times a greek could be seen as quite blonde and pale in their eyes... even if most of them would be quite tanned and dark haired when compared to a celt or a german. Indians are looselly related to the indoeropeans by VERY far ancesors (an the climateof India made them develop quite a different features; been very different to other asians... in fact, latinos (or south american natives as I assume you are refering) are genetically more closelly related to eastern asians... even if today they don't look mutch alike... you can actually see that resemblance more easilly in northern americans (spacially inuits) and the people from the polinesian isles... in any case; if you go to greece you will see that they look like average europeans. More quantitty of dark skinned, black haired people, yes.... but not mutch more than in southern France, Itally or southern Spain.
Guys, if you Want to know, The real story is From islam, I think It's not david but, The name was Nabi Daud, in the real life, The story & The location, From arab place, From the story & place of Ancient arab nation, okay ? 🙏🏻🤔..
@herjunokuning6351 That you insist on spamming the same comment repeatedly is a sure sign that you're just trying to spread propaganda that you're not even confident in yourself.
Wow. From the music to the camera work, this scene was absolutely beautiful. As Goliath calls out to our God as a challenge, the camera points to the heavens, where David's rock (both figuratively and literally) comes through and demonstrates almighty power and will. This was so moving, I am eagerly waiting for the digital release of this movie! Praise the Lord
The writers, animators, editors, story line, narration...cinematic experience, the flowers blowing while Goliath fell on his knees, his pale skin 'Nephilimish'. Just wanna say everything is perfect, true, pure and beautiful with this scene. Love you guys for giving us something so beautiful, will surely watch the full movie now
@3freezeen Look, the short answer is: it depends on which 'Greek' you're talking about. If the armor you saw looks like that of a Gladiator soldier or a Roman Centurion, it's off by about a thousand years. The Romans only appeared much later. But, if the armor is in the Mycenaean Greek style (like the warriors from the movie Troy), then it's almost 100% accurate! The Philistines were 'Sea Peoples' from the Aegean, so their appearance was quite different from the rest of the Middle East:
@VeritasQuest-t8v I would reference the Dendra Panoply for the Mycenaean Greek armor. The Philistinian armor in the video doesn't resemble the Dendra Panoply that much, with the Dendra Panoply being non-feathered in helmet and rather onion-style clumsy conical in body plate armor. The video shown is more alike the classical Greek era, which the Romans learned from, having fitting plateskirts and feathered helmets, and so like you said is off by a lot with the era of David. Which era's Greek armor you think the armor in the video look more alike?
if you think about it Goliath had tax funding, and a panel of writers, editors, a PR team maybe? makes me think of IRL animators, editors, cinema makers overall. I wonder if goliaths PR team made threat lists with "Im watching you!"
@Osomflick780 The movie was produced in South Africa I heard, production took 5 years and the idea and vision of the movie started 30 years ago by the same production company
For an animated movie they really paid a lot of attention to the historical details with the armor and weaponry. Little fantasy, mostly true to actual depictions of soldiers during that age.
i do like that its also goliaths vanity and pride that are his undoing taking off his helmet before he literally challenges god while david whips out the at the time equivalent to a gun
@b-17gflyingfortress6 exactly! Especially if you have earbuds on, when Goliath shouts “do you think this is a game?!” you can hear it echo multiple times, probably heard it all the way back in Gath
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love how Goliath gives me actual Disney-Character-Villian vibes. WELL DONE!!!
Havn't seen the movie as I am not a huge fan of religious films, but I admire the animation and character design. Goliath is really well-designed, with pale skin and gigantic stature he does look like an impossible adversary. I also like that they didn't make him a one-note character, he still had a warrior's honor by originally refusing to fight an unfair duel and giving David a chance to back out.
4:53 And to think that in the Bible, the stone was only meant to stun Goliath, David takes advantage of this and cuts off his head with his sword and raises it in a war cry
Why do you think it was meant to stun? David was out for the kill. 1 Samuel 17:49 'Then David put his hand in his bag and took out a stone; and he slung it and struck the Philistine in his forehead, so that the stone sank into his forehead, and he fell on his face to the earth.' David had five stones. The first was for Goliath, and the other four were for his brothers.
Great animation but totally gets the narrative in the Bible incorrect. Don't rely on this kid flick to inform yourself of what really happened in the Bible.
Actually, in Islam, Prophet David indeed killed the giant Goliath by using a single, divinely guided stone from his shepherd's sling, striking him in the forehead and bringing him down, after which David used Goliath's own sword to finish him, demonstrating faith over brute strength, with the Quran confirming this miraculous victory and God granting David kingship and wisdom, and then he received a divine revelation named "the Psalms."
@Arkmanzz No, David cut off Goliath's head to: 1. Demonstrate his victory over the Philistine giant. 2. To symbolize the defeat of the Philistine threat to Israel. This act also served to prove that David was a capable warrior and to solidify his status among the Israelites after defeating their enemy. The idea of 'keeping Goliath's head as a trophy' would never have been accepted. The only times the Israelites kept rewards was if God told them. The concept of 'The Spoils of Victory' in the Bible refers to the goods, wealth, and possessions taken by the victors after a military conquest. This theme is prevalent throughout the Old Testament, where the Israelites, under divine command, often engaged in battles against various nations. The spoils of these victories were seen as blessings from God, rewards for obedience, and means of provision for the people of Israel. They never collected heads as trophies.
I love how Goliath is initially portrayed as this massive, intimidating individual but after insulting God and being struck by David's stone, the camera zooms out really far as he collapses. In that moment, he doesn't shake the ground as he falls, he doesn't land with a massive thud, he just kneels over and falls quietly in the middle of a huge field like the tiny man he truly is. It just shows how, despite being larger than life in the eyes of men, he was just another tiny speck, a momentary blip, not even an obstacle worth considering in the eyes of God. Whatever problems we face, God is bigger and mightier.
If Goliath really existed, then it was a sick person, since the bone structure of such giants makes it very difficult for them to live. And it turns out that David killed a disabled man. Look at the giants who live now, they are all sick people. So this story is made up to intimidate.
We all know the story of this battle, but I think the writers did a good job of not only giving a believable rendition of the fight but also giving so much personality to Goliath in the limited screen time that he has
@velociraptorblue866 giants do exist actually, we have people his size who live today with a condition that is the opposite to dwarfism. I suggest you look it up before saying such nonsense
Yeah I liked this little bit. Goliath big and strong, roaring and raging his challenge. Camera zooming away and he's getting smaller and quieter till camera turns to the heavens and he can barely be heard. As big and Loud as he was on the ground, he is a speck of dust compared to the Lord.
Goliath: The Giant feels conflicted about fighting a young small child! David: Sounds to me like you’re scared giant! Goliath: The Giant is over his conflicted feelings and is ready to bury you in a rock-alanche! David: Whenever you’re ready the gnome!
I wasn’t sure about Goliath’s character design at first but showing his red anger was a nice touch to show his offensiveness, and anger. This was a great Goliath!
I LOVE the shot where Goliath is taunting God, and the camera slowly pans up into the sky, as if God is watching Goliath from the heavens. Beautiful directing.
the lesson behind david and goliath never underestimate you rivel, no matter the size, pride and arrogance can lead you to humiliation and defeat. always remain humble
True, but I think in this case or at least how it’s interpreted. Goliath doesn’t want to fight David because we’ll, David let’s face it, is a kid I would also feel insulted if they sent a kid into a man’s war
Also, keep in mind who your opponent is. He didn't see that rock coming because he was obsessed with a "worthy" opponent up above. (and he also should have kept his helmet..)
@6:07 the flower petals, y’all. THE FLOWER PETALS!!!! 😆 Seriously: in this film, nature symbols = God’s activity. Butterfly, birds, stag, sun, wind, and flower petals. The stone picks up a trail of flower petals in its wake, and the petals wash over Goliath’s body after he’s hit. Basically, it shows God punching Goliath in the face!
Those flowers are, apparently, a type that only grows in the valley where the battle took place. The makers of this movie went to Israel and modeled the locations after their real-world counterparts!
4:07 This part and onward is one of my favorite parts of this film that I’ve seen so far! 😊 Edit: I know I already said this on the short of this exact scene, but I just love the music, especially the harmonizing as the camera pans up into the sky before it reveals David preparing to sling the stone. Just amazing! ❤
Love the representation of this Biblical passage, is astonishing. someday I will join a great team for doing this kind of animations for the children. Amen Lord almighty
Might just call you very soon, when the lord tells me it’s ready to post up the story he and I have been working on 🎉🎉 keep going though! You will be part of a beautiful team
yeah right what a liar, BLM has to enter everyhing and change everyone into a BLACK wow really stupid verison of this bible story , hahaha what a joke the BIG BAD WHITE MAN vs little BLACK boy hahahaha WTF would be way better if goliath was the BLACK like in real life how most to all black people are giants and evil as hell
I saw the movie and thought it was incredible. I have a feeling it's not over yet; it makes me want to see more about David. It would be really cool if they made a series, like the one about young David, with scenes from that period of David growing up, his friendship with Jonathan, and other scenes that couldn't be included in the movie because of time constraints.
@Icebird-BirdTrooperCurassier sí, seis dedos en cada mano y en cada pie.( ambos detalles notables en la película); al igual que los hermanos de Goliath. Saludos🖐
1 Samuel Chapter 17 Verse 45-50 "David said to the Philistine, “You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied. This day the Lord will deliver you into my hands, and I’ll strike you down and cut off your head. This very day I will give the carcasses of the Philistine army to the birds and the wild animals, and the whole world will know that there is a God in Israel. All those gathered here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the Lord saves; for the battle is the Lord’s, and he will give all of you into our hands.” As the Philistine moved closer to attack him, David ran quickly toward the battle line to meet him. Reaching into his bag and taking out a stone, he slung it and struck the Philistine on the forehead. The stone sank into his forehead, and he fell facedown on the ground. So David triumphed over the Philistine with a sling and a stone; without a sword in his hand he struck down the Philistine and killed him."
While I am sure this battle actually occured, it's also not logically impossible. A well-shot rock from a slingshot, especially one to the head, is a lethal blow to any human no matter how strong. Unlikely yes, but not impossible.
You know that palestenians are called philistinian in arabic rights ? , i guess it's funny that this kind of films that are centered around destroying philistine are appearing after a genocide , i guess we do disney style genocide promo
4:39 This is word for word from the Bible. I felt a jolt in my spirit and the Holy Spirit testified that I am his and he is mine and that this story rings and echoes even into today!
I think it's the first and only time they've given the character of Goliath so much personality. I like it
According to the Philistine this is some what accurate of why he got stoned. His arrogance blinded him.
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Goliath was lost in sin not to be glorified
Didn’t Goliath actually have like a really sad backstory or something?
@Ming1975There were no blonde haired blue eyed Caucasians in the bible either but here Goliath is looking like a German 😂. Just enjoy the cartoon bro
They forgot to add the part where David cuts goliaths head off.
Not in a kids’ movie they wouldn’t.
@lejeanmercury6989huh, that's a cool detail that I would expect only out of DreamWorks with the prince of Egypt, nice.
I think kids movies do disservice with censorship tbh
@djmetaljack2818imagine uncensored “Dave and the Giant Pickle.” 😂
It did show david with a sword on top of goliath with goliath's head covered in a tapestry later on
Biblically accurate "Don't bring a sword to a gun fight"
a thing most non-history buffs don't know is that a stone and sling is actually extremely deadly. A decent slinger can and could shoot a stone hard enough to crack a skull and crush a brain; which is exactly what David just did
@MazzaAziLiterally everyone knows that.
Dis you know sword and guns coexisted during the Renaissance?
You believe in fairytales !
Or in this case a slingshot fight
the whole monologue scene where Goliath prepares himself for combat would have been a very fine Elden Ring boss intro indeed
so would if God actually did come down and faced him
@CalhoonArts God would’ve destroyed him with his presence alone
@CalhoonArts god literally wouldn’t even have to face Goliath to kill him. The mere demand to SEE god to face him is an insult to his divine power in my opinion. Goliath was a big man no doubt, but even he had to at least think he had a small chance.
@CalhoonArts the Bible mention that if he was to come down, literally the Earth would immediately start crumbling, into dust due to his aura alone
Goliath: At Last!
Never expected Goliath to sound like Heavy from TF2
put dispenser here
Same here lol 😅
His voice actor actually voices the Ologs from Shadow of War.
@chuckingreaper8654No wonder he sounded familiar!
Thank fast chucklenuts
Bear in mind that a sling in those days was the equivalent to pulling up with a .44 magnum
Dang, fr?
You tell us, unc
@ChatoCheese He exaggerates, but slings were indeed real weapons used in war and for protection against predators.
"Bear in mind" I see what you did there.
@Circumvehor d-did I misspell it?
I just noticed that Goliath has 6 fingers on each hand like the nephilin
The Bible never says that Goliath has six fingers on each hand but they most likely took inspiration from the Anakim giants who were described as having 12 fingers and 12 toes. Hope this helps😊
@Nick-s3f4u in a Bible I read he’s quoted being half nephilim
@CHEESEBURGER3000 Does not help what you are. Against God... you are nothing. :)
Goliath had a giant brother too. King David's best bodyguard slew him at gath in the king's campaign against the philistines.
@CHEESEBURGER3000 No that is not possible. The Nephilim were killed in the flood. The people who repopulated the world came from Noah's sons, none of which were Nephilim.
2:53 wow the sound effect of the sword is great
O yeah! It should at least get a nomination for sound.
thats his dagger others might call it a sword.
i love it
This is perhaps the most "human" interpretation of Goliath so far and i love it!
First he walks away from David altogether, a clear indication that he at least has a moral compass and killing a child is below him.
Then he aims his spear not at David but to king Saul, assuming he was the one who forced him to do "a mans job.
And finally he constantly questions David about his choice and showing mercy to him, even as far as to give his own sword to him.
Every other incarnation of Goliath just leans into reducing him to a flat villain stereotype or worse, but here he's so much more than a monster and they show him as a morally grey antagonist.
Sure, he may be a nephilim but he's still part human at the end of the day and his only mistake was to challenge God himself, leading to his demise.
Fr like, the bro just tried to show mercy to the kid but then died in unexpected way and now the villain for not taking the fight seriously
Meanwhile if he took it seriously and crushed him he would also be the villain, like what bro supposed to do in this case? 😭
@lordgrunwalder1607 Loose loose situation
whats more is davits shot woulnt have been as effective had goliath not taken off his helmet to challenge god as the rock hit where the helmet would have covered
honestly i love it that he was a brute and still prideful and such. BUT still had this humanity to him. its just the way even after he puts on his armor and preps for a fight he still gives david chances to back away. it made him feel more than just some big brute idiot.
i'm pretty sure he tried to hit David the spear, but missed and got sent to almost killing Saul on accident.
The transition from the sky to David swinging the sling was peak cinema.
That, and how the camera zoomed out after Goliath challenged God, making him look small!
@randlebrowne2048haaaaa... nice catch!!!!
I especially liked the way Goliath's rant faded to nothing as the camera view rose to the sky, really driving home how a deity would observers such taunts.
"Peak cinema"
Copy paste zoomer 70iq slang. Come on now
@randlebrowne2048good catch. extreme symbolism
I really love the realism of Goliath's reaction to David appearing. I don't think any kind of warrior, let alone one with a huge amount of pride would think there would be any honor in killing some unfortunate child that wandered into a battlefield.
But true to form, his arrogance is still his undoing. Can't really shout at the sky with a metal helmet like that on, can he?
This was just really well done. Very tasteful and epic
Yea I actually liked it that they made him not really wanna hurt David.
Almost like a whale not caring about a singular trout. What would the whale have to gain from eating the trout? It would essentially be a waste of time
I’m having trouble expressing just how much I love that the creators wrote and animated it in such as way that the viewer sees the battle as David does - that the story is not really about David, but about God using a child (later man) after His own heart to show the world who He is. As skilled as he was, all of David’s confidence was in God and the scene highlights that in a beautiful way.
The lesson is, don't give children any chances. Glass them with artillery before they have the chance to shoot you.
Goliath at the end of the day was a warrior. There is no honor in squashing someone who appears to have no chance at winning. It may be war, but that doesn't mean there is a need for cruelty.
🇵🇸 DAVEED v❌s Goliath 🇮🇱
The way david doesn’t flinch when the spear or sword are thrown at him is so cool
What a sucky human shield huh?
As a player of Total War Pharaoh Dynasties, never underestimate the power of slingers.
As a beliver, never underestimate God
brother, if u have Atilla .... there is a Lord of the rings mod out now, DAWNLESS days. That just released a full campaigh and several factions. total rework new map new characters / heroes / generals.
U should try it.
@hansenbee123 I have Attila, thanks. I might try out that mod.
Historically, they were bronze age shotguns
@HubBeyondNumbers Yeah but God only helps those who help themselves.....David helped himself a lot by choosing what was essentially a handgun
Am I the only one genuinely surprised with the animation?
It's so charming
I am surprised the animation is so good. It's rare to see a religious movie with such high production value.
@Mediados The studio has hits and misses. They fair better when they do religious movies, terrible at adapting books. Thry're the studio remaking animal farm and taking away the anti-communist messaging from the book and making it defeat the message.
@anglosaxiphone8246I have only seen memes of that remake. Interesting though.
Which is ironic because I think the writing in David is too on the nose. It comes off preachy, like you'd hear a sermon in a church. I know Christianity is the point, but like with Prince of Egypt you can convey that mythology with nuance.
@Mediados My standards for bible based films is Low af. I have the same lense for religious films as I do for kids media. Peaked in the late 90s and early 2000s, where the pretty colors of modern day has to compensate for boring and preachy writing. You can see it with Animal Farm.
Christians really can bring in more followers with better productions but the enforced modesty and self-censoring ruins the epic tales. Prince of Egypt was the perfect amount of art and respect. Christians are sleeping on gold with neglect towa4ds the artistic side of production.
Yeah the promotional material made me think it was ai gen
This is definitely one of my favorite portrayals of Goliath as they put alot of personality into him; A battle maniac with standards and a self-assured ego (that he can usually back up)
I especially love how he seems genuinely excited at the idea of literally fighting God
Also they made him as a Nephilim(offsprings of the angels and a human women),one of the most popular explanation on why he was so big,yet not confirmed
@SgemBarin what are you , like 11 ?
Beware of Jewish fables. Compare the following
2 Peter 1:16 / 2 Tim 4:4 / 1 Tim 1:4, 4:7
Would have been nice to have a more accurate portrayal of David. He wasn't a child when he fought Goliath.
@SgemBarin"questions for later" is what I say.
@SgemBarinHe wasn't so big the Masoretic scribes just embellished his height. The dead sea scrolls and Septuagint both say he was 6'9. The medieval Masoretes just added 3ft to his height.
4:18 - The woman's song sounds very similar to the one in The Prince of Egypt movie.
Crossover lol
Speaking of the prince of Egypt, I just saw a prince of Egypt video
What's the name of the soundtrack?
I love the way Goliath is designed and animated. The stretching neck and exaggaeratef shouting reminds me of Hades in the old Disney Hercules movie. The pale skin and blind hair and six fingers, he's a Nephilim for sure, even seems to nod the theory of the Nephilim having been the inspiration for northern european myths.
Goliath, his three brothers and father were all Nephilim. It's why David picks up 5 smooth stones from the river. God had commanded that all Nephilim were to be destroyed as they were an abomination. Eventually David does go and destroy them in the tradition of Caleb.
@Feral_Lion yeah my bro, Goliath had 4 brothers & he was the youngest. but hey, thanx for playing.
@Feral_Lion it was also likely as a power move to prevent fallen angels from mixing with humans again.
Goliath does look like Disney Hercules Hades without the flaming hair. 😅
you do realize that Bible came AFTER northern-european myths, right? And that lots of stuff from Christianity actually has roots in pagans culture and old folklore?
THE KNEELING BIT 🗣️🗣️🗣️ CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE
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@herjunokuning6351fool
@herjunokuning6351 The story of David and Goliath happened in 1st Samuel 17. 1st Samuel 17 was written in 1023 BC, while the Quran was written between 610-632 AD. That means the story of David and Goliath happened far before the Quran was ever written, and before the Islam belief even existed (Early 7th Century AD).
I love how the camera zoomed out after Goliath challenged God; making him look small.
After months of Goliath's face being hidden in the promo material they finally show him
They hid him because this movie is anti white propaganda, and people would have pointed it out right away had they showed him😅
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David literally Introduced Goliath an immediate *Lobotomy* lol !
I was hoping someone would upload this scene with comments enabled, and Angel themselves came in clutch.
Is that in another scene?
Man, this movie scene was great in terms of cinematography. Awesome stuff from Sunrise Animation studios! Scenes like 2:30, which is 14 SHOTS in 10 seconds is quite impressive.
Edit: This is a South African film btw
Indeed. I mean, the hole scene is incredible. The rose petals being red is a nice metaphore to the bloodshed that was actually Goliath’s downfall and the way the stone David picked made those petals fly on to Goliath, like if God have listened to him and threw his fist upon the giant to slay him. In the end, David put his faith in action and led him to victory.
Guys, if you Want to know, The real story is From islam, I think It's not david but, The name was Nabi Daud, in the real life, The story & The location, From arab place, From the story & place of Ancient arab nation, okay ? 🙏🏻🤔
@herjunokuning6351 Lying paedophile worshipper. Muhammad was a murderer and child rapist. He is a false prophet and you do the work of the enemy.
Disgusting liar.
@herjunokuning6351 Do everyone a favor and go look up any flavor of the Islamic Dilemma you'd like, then quit posting things on Christian videos that everyone but you knows are false.
Get out boy with your Muslims fake religion here, your Arabic language is from the father of LIES 😢😅
The strings cutting out when he's running to make him seem bigger, the way the camera lingers like he was shot in the head, the rose petals imitating blood spray behind Goliath's head
2:52 Hang on, why is this kinda tuff. Goliath using the sword as a toothpick and then throwing it. And then we see David’s reflection in it. 🔥🔥
It’s cool how that sword is almost as long as David. But to Goliath it’s little more than a butter knife.
More like his Dagger 🗡️ not Sword ⚔️
Goliath’s Sword is sheathed in his back.
This was the most satisfying part of the movie for me.
Hello friends, if you Want to know, The real story is From islam, I think It's not david but, The name was Nabi Daud, in the real life, The story & The location, From arab place, From the story & place of old arab nation, okay ? 🙏🏻🤔
@herjunokuning6351 shut up you lying paedophile worshipper. Without lies, Islam dies. Mohammad was a false prophet. He is the anti-christ. All moslems are satans children. Look how you behave in the world. Repent before it is too late.
@herjunokuning6351this is a Christian film sry bud but no one in this comment section will believe you
@TenorSax-x6cignore him, it's an islamic troll bot that's been spamming the comments section.
@dragonsman4733 Muslims stink.
5:50 - God: bet…
6:20 - God: so, who’s doing the kneeling??
God: alright bet just let me turn into a rock real quick kid throw me
Goliath: aw
God: so what did we learn
God made him kneel when the stone went on his head lol
I love religious people, never ever in the history of the human race, have people been easier to control than the SHEEP that rose out of the cesspit of shit that gave birth to religion.
@Godzilla-mg8uu ...I don't get it,so he just casually manipulated an entire herd into thinking his application of mechanics was God's work?
The funny thing is, God made him kneel to a boy who had no true physical strength at least at this point. This is what faith in God looks like. I envy his direct connection.
I love how Goliath's hair is depicted as light blond. Very accurate in a historic sense, since the Philistinian people are known to be originated from today's Greece.
Any proof? I just expected subversive bullshit rather than something based on historical truth
lol. in actuality greeks get mistaken for being indian/latino, they just wanted a blonde guy to be shown being taken down
@bruh-bn3ni Truth. However blonde was used to describe many greek figures and even some roman ones at the time. So they did exist. Helen of troy and augustus for example
@bruh-bn3ni Indian? Latino? ...the greeks? I don't know witch greeks you know; but they are european... it is true that they came from the mediterranean (a mutch more sunny place hence they have developed mutch more melanine than in norther Europe) and in the past 1000 years they have received multiple invasions from ottomans, turks and overally more mixure with arabians and north africans ... but there are still blonde greeks with green or blue eyes...
...it's true that thoose charasteristics are more common in other Indoeropean groups (among the celts especailly was developed the redhair mutaion, very spreaded in the British isles, and the germanics had a very pronounced amount of very blond hair and pale constituttion)... but we are speaking about the greeks of 2000 years ago... in this case even 4000 years ago... and we do know by fact that historicall figures such as Alexander the Great was very famouslly blonde haired... even for the Egipians, the semitic and persian people where depicted in hierogriphs as been quite pale skinned... at least in comparation to themselves; who portried themselves as having dark-redish skin...
So yeah; for the semites of Biblic times a greek could be seen as quite blonde and pale in their eyes... even if most of them would be quite tanned and dark haired when compared to a celt or a german.
Indians are looselly related to the indoeropeans by VERY far ancesors (an the climateof India made them develop quite a different features; been very different to other asians... in fact, latinos (or south american natives as I assume you are refering) are genetically more closelly related to eastern asians... even if today they don't look mutch alike... you can actually see that resemblance more easilly in northern americans (spacially inuits) and the people from the polinesian isles... in any case; if you go to greece you will see that they look like average europeans.
More quantitty of dark skinned, black haired people, yes.... but not mutch more than in southern France, Itally or southern Spain.
U completely ignore the Six fingers and nephilim heritage tho lol
1:26 David’s comeback towards Goliath’s line was great! 😂
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@herjunokuning6351 no one is arguing my brother
@herjunokuning6351Old Testament was written centuries before the Quran
@herjunokuning6351 islam is the newsest religion so no... islam tried to steal everything from the other religion.
@herjunokuning6351 That you insist on spamming the same comment repeatedly is a sure sign that you're just trying to spread propaganda that you're not even confident in yourself.
You guys should release the background score, the composer is genuinely cooking
4:40 Little Mac Vs Mr Sandman Be Like:
I thought the same, Gj
Red Scout vs Blu Heavy:
Ball knowledge
*DREEEAAAMMLAAAANNDD*
Disrespectful
I love the shape language in the character design.
1:20 Goliath: DO YOU THINK THIS IS A GAME?!!!
I will make you a snack for the crows.
David: Or maybe they’ll get a giant feast
You can tell that was meant for IMAX or Dolby sound system. Could you imagine hearing that with enough volume to make the room shake?
@danielrice8756 Or maybe they'll get a giant feast!
I suppose it would be a shame to have come all this way for nothing
I have a feeling this movie will make even more on home release which is a rarity these days
I like the little detail of Goliath having a red gem on his helmet in the same place that David's stone will hit. That's what you call foreshadowing.
Goliath literally sounds like the heavy in team fortress lol 😂
Goliath will crush tiny baby man.
@karmec7561 so he thought lol 😂
"YOU ARE DEAD. NOT BIG SURPRISE"
@tcrmnk6370 that’s what David will be saying to Goliath lol fr 😂
Wow. From the music to the camera work, this scene was absolutely beautiful. As Goliath calls out to our God as a challenge, the camera points to the heavens, where David's rock (both figuratively and literally) comes through and demonstrates almighty power and will. This was so moving, I am eagerly waiting for the digital release of this movie! Praise the Lord
The bigger they are the harder they fall 4:34
They do die
Well said, friend.
I said a glass of juice
The writers, animators, editors, story line, narration...cinematic experience, the flowers blowing while Goliath fell on his knees, his pale skin 'Nephilimish'.
Just wanna say everything is perfect, true, pure and beautiful with this scene.
Love you guys for giving us something so beautiful, will surely watch the full movie now
How historical do you think the Greco-Roman style armor being used on the Philistinian soliders is?
@3freezeen Look, the short answer is: it depends on which 'Greek' you're talking about.
If the armor you saw looks like that of a Gladiator soldier or a Roman Centurion, it's off by about a thousand years. The Romans only appeared much later.
But, if the armor is in the Mycenaean Greek style (like the warriors from the movie Troy), then it's almost 100% accurate! The Philistines were 'Sea Peoples' from the Aegean, so their appearance was quite different from the rest of the Middle East:
@VeritasQuest-t8v I would reference the Dendra Panoply for the Mycenaean Greek armor. The Philistinian armor in the video doesn't resemble the Dendra Panoply that much, with the Dendra Panoply being non-feathered in helmet and rather onion-style clumsy conical in body plate armor. The video shown is more alike the classical Greek era, which the Romans learned from, having fitting plateskirts and feathered helmets, and so like you said is off by a lot with the era of David. Which era's Greek armor you think the armor in the video look more alike?
if you think about it Goliath had tax funding, and a panel of writers, editors, a PR team maybe? makes me think of IRL animators, editors, cinema makers overall. I wonder if goliaths PR team made threat lists with "Im watching you!"
Legit got an ad of “bring out Goliath” before this
the amount of visual detail in this movie is insane, beyond words.
Wonder how much time it took. Years I presume.
@Osomflick780 i think it did.
@Osomflick780 The movie was produced in South Africa I heard, production took 5 years and the idea and vision of the movie started 30 years ago by the same production company
We love human work, not ai slop
@carXPlayThankfully. Although AI helps, the work should be ours alone.
The character designs in this movie are just next level. I love that the Gentiles and Amalekites have their own unique styles.
You mean Black & Brown folks vs the evil White giant ??? Metaphors anyone ? yeah, there's no racial overtones in this , {cough} film ??????
The twigs and fatties vs the meatheads
For an animated movie they really paid a lot of attention to the historical details with the armor and weaponry. Little fantasy, mostly true to actual depictions of soldiers during that age.
Indeed, the bigger they are the harder they fall
i do like that its also goliaths vanity and pride that are his undoing taking off his helmet before he literally challenges god while david whips out the at the time equivalent to a gun
0:34 Lord, I can presume Goliath’s *Silence* was him using his “quiet” tone but to us would’ve still be a mighty shout
Imagine how loud "Do you think this is a game?!" shout was
@b-17gflyingfortress6 exactly! Especially if you have earbuds on, when Goliath shouts “do you think this is a game?!” you can hear it echo multiple times, probably heard it all the way back in Gath
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love how Goliath gives me actual Disney-Character-Villian vibes. WELL DONE!!!
Some of the animators DID come from Disney.
REALLY!? I did not know that!
Me too, such formidable character representation and interpretation 💯
@Hegoesbe4me youre right, it was actually PIXAR veterans that joined on the animatuon production of this film, including story directing
@Hegoesbe4meand a dreamsworks veteran worked on the cinematography
I guess they forgot the part where David cuts off Goliath’s head with his own sword.
Do you what to keep this film kid friendly?
Pg rated film
@CactusCowboy2025 Chop can happen off screen.
Whoever animated Goliath, that was incredible
I cried, subhanellah how beautiful...😢
Musa Rasul Hashem! there is no Palistine!
Epic sound on the background 3:27
Damn, this is some next level animation.
LANGUAGE!
4:00 Really reminds me of Kratos yelling Zeus to come down and face him after he beat the Kraken in GOW 2
Aries destroy my enemies and my life is yourrrs!!
The way Galiath looked when he said do you think this is a game???😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
just read David's story and watching this kinds feels God led me here........ 4:27 GIVING ME CHILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Respect to the sound engineer there
I won’t lie. The Goliath segment was a highlight of the movie
Havn't seen the movie as I am not a huge fan of religious films, but I admire the animation and character design. Goliath is really well-designed, with pale skin and gigantic stature he does look like an impossible adversary. I also like that they didn't make him a one-note character, he still had a warrior's honor by originally refusing to fight an unfair duel and giving David a chance to back out.
I love the exchange of words between Goliath and David this truly one of the best dialogue put together.
THIS scene hit DIFFERENT on the BIG SCREEN
0:57 My god that voice 🤩
It almost sounds like Kratos
@jeezed2950 or might as well Planet Hulk
@jeezed2950 *BOY.*
0:36 *humming*
0:57 I will not be afraid
Can’t hold a candle to the prince of Egypt but love to see another biblical animated film being made
Bro not even modern pixar or dreamsworks films can reach prince of egypt. David actually exceeded my expectations but Prince of Egypt stands on top
@Kortex_RacingI concur, that film is an absolute masterpiece
You forgot the part where he cuts Goliaths head
5:49 😂lol. Did I just see an Israelite soldier carry a stone? He got just one shot. Bro just trusted the 'one-shot-kill backed by GOD' real quick.
Yeah, dawud was Muslim and he is representing Palestine.
@zslhano he isnt
@zslhaDavid was Israeli.. And from those old days till now God is with Israel.
Have you never read the history of David and Goliath?
@zslha chuslim detected opinion rejected
4:53 And to think that in the Bible, the stone was only meant to stun Goliath, David takes advantage of this and cuts off his head with his sword and raises it in a war cry
Why do you think it was meant to stun?
David was out for the kill.
1 Samuel 17:49 'Then David put his hand in his bag and took out a stone; and he slung it and struck the Philistine in his forehead, so that the stone sank into his forehead, and he fell on his face to the earth.'
David had five stones. The first was for Goliath, and the other four were for his brothers.
Great animation but totally gets the narrative in the Bible incorrect. Don't rely on this kid flick to inform yourself of what really happened in the Bible.
Actually, in Islam, Prophet David indeed killed the giant Goliath by using a single, divinely guided stone from his shepherd's sling, striking him in the forehead and bringing him down, after which David used Goliath's own sword to finish him, demonstrating faith over brute strength, with the Quran confirming this miraculous victory and God granting David kingship and wisdom, and then he received a divine revelation named "the Psalms."
I think the stone did kill Goliath in a single blow. David just cut his head off as a trophy
@Arkmanzz No, David cut off Goliath's head to:
1. Demonstrate his victory over the Philistine giant.
2. To symbolize the defeat of the Philistine threat to Israel.
This act also served to prove that David was a capable warrior and to solidify his status among the Israelites after defeating their enemy.
The idea of 'keeping Goliath's head as a trophy' would never have been accepted.
The only times the Israelites kept rewards was if God told them.
The concept of 'The Spoils of Victory' in the Bible refers to the goods, wealth, and possessions taken by the victors after a military conquest.
This theme is prevalent throughout the Old Testament, where the Israelites, under divine command, often engaged in battles against various nations.
The spoils of these victories were seen as blessings from God, rewards for obedience, and means of provision for the people of Israel.
They never collected heads as trophies.
I love how Goliath is initially portrayed as this massive, intimidating individual but after insulting God and being struck by David's stone, the camera zooms out really far as he collapses. In that moment, he doesn't shake the ground as he falls, he doesn't land with a massive thud, he just kneels over and falls quietly in the middle of a huge field like the tiny man he truly is. It just shows how, despite being larger than life in the eyes of men, he was just another tiny speck, a momentary blip, not even an obstacle worth considering in the eyes of God. Whatever problems we face, God is bigger and mightier.
Preach!
Hmmmmmn❤
If Goliath really existed, then it was a sick person, since the bone structure of such giants makes it very difficult for them to live. And it turns out that David killed a disabled man. Look at the giants who live now, they are all sick people. So this story is made up to intimidate.
Gloryyyyy
This is so beautiful ❤
We all know the story of this battle, but I think the writers did a good job of not only giving a believable rendition of the fight but also giving so much personality to Goliath in the limited screen time that he has
Hair on neck and shoulder of Goliath, details on helmets, ligth, transparence, whoever made this, really nice job.
goliath's armour bearer was not much help
He was a big dude as well
@PresbianTier giants dont exist, if a man was actually this big they would collapse from their own weight giants are only in fairy tales
@velociraptorblue866wtf does that have to do with my comment?
@velociraptorblue866 He wasn't a giant in a fairy tail sense. Goliath in this movie looks 9-10 feet tall lol
@velociraptorblue866 giants do exist actually, we have people his size who live today with a condition that is the opposite to dwarfism. I suggest you look it up before saying such nonsense
SUCH AN AMAZING SCENE!!
I love the part when you see the sun, and shortly after, the swinging of the sling under the sun in slow motion... you knew what was coming next.
Anyone else notice this version has added scenes that were not in the theatrical cut? I wonder if they will release the extended cut on digital!
Yeah well wait and, see
I was wondering about that! I thought I was tripping when I saw the scene of Goliath in that tug a war while eating grapes. Neat!
Forget that, where's my gorey cut?!
directors cut! suppose to be 4 minutes longer. 👍👍
@qikqbn77 really?? Where did you hear this?
4:09 the camera angle implying that god is actually looking down at him
And he looks *small*...
Yeah I liked this little bit. Goliath big and strong, roaring and raging his challenge. Camera zooming away and he's getting smaller and quieter till camera turns to the heavens and he can barely be heard.
As big and Loud as he was on the ground, he is a speck of dust compared to the Lord.
1:50 he is seeing whom will kill him with God's almighty power
When just one person makes all the difference, the whole story changes.....😅❤️
Goliath: The Giant feels conflicted about fighting a young small child!
David: Sounds to me like you’re scared giant!
Goliath: The Giant is over his conflicted feelings and is ready to bury you in a rock-alanche!
David: Whenever you’re ready the gnome!
Ah atla the peak
I understood that reference
_I see you are a man of culture as well..._
Nice one 😂
Conflicted? He is a warrior, and as such there is no honor into kill someone unarmed.....
Goliath: Insulting and challenging God
The public: Be careful for what you wish for, Big guy
I wasn’t sure about Goliath’s character design at first but showing his red anger was a nice touch to show his offensiveness, and anger. This was a great Goliath!
Off-topic but the sound design in this movie is top tier
I LOVE the shot where Goliath is taunting God, and the camera slowly pans up into the sky, as if God is watching Goliath from the heavens. Beautiful directing.
Before turning upwards, the camera gains altitude, making Goliath look small as well!
Kind of a cheap shot, capping him with a stone while Goliath wasn't even looking his way. Goliath showed far more honor during this.
@tretretre1111Well, Goliath did throw a spear directly at Saul 😂
the lesson behind david and goliath never underestimate you rivel, no matter the size, pride and arrogance can lead you to humiliation and defeat. always remain humble
True, but I think in this case or at least how it’s interpreted. Goliath doesn’t want to fight David because we’ll, David let’s face it, is a kid I would also feel insulted if they sent a kid into a man’s war
@kaijukingdom2686 yes but in the end Goliath still fought david, and also challenged god.
@WildNature-mw7zbMore like he was forced you fight David, but challenging god. Yeah I can understand that
Live life humbly and troubles will rarely beset you
Also, keep in mind who your opponent is. He didn't see that rock coming because he was obsessed with a "worthy" opponent up above. (and he also should have kept his helmet..)
4:17 i absolutely love the soundtrack in this scene
David looking at him like you wanna fight is crazy
@6:07 the flower petals, y’all. THE FLOWER PETALS!!!! 😆
Seriously: in this film, nature symbols = God’s activity. Butterfly, birds, stag, sun, wind, and flower petals.
The stone picks up a trail of flower petals in its wake, and the petals wash over Goliath’s body after he’s hit.
Basically, it shows God punching Goliath in the face!
Goliath: (ranting about how strong he is)
God: "Be silent, and know I am God."
Those flowers are, apparently, a type that only grows in the valley where the battle took place. The makers of this movie went to Israel and modeled the locations after their real-world counterparts!
GOOD MOVIE! 😭🙏🏻🔥 PLEASE MAKE MORE BIBLE MOVIES ❤️🙌🏻
4:07 This part and onward is one of my favorite parts of this film that I’ve seen so far! 😊
Edit: I know I already said this on the short of this exact scene, but I just love the music, especially the harmonizing as the camera pans up into the sky before it reveals David preparing to sling the stone. Just amazing! ❤
I love how, after Goliath challenges God, the camera zooms upward, making Goliath look small!
@randlebrowne2048Woah! I never thought about it like that! Really neat!!! ❤
This is one beautifully animated masterpiece
The by dagon line was a nice touch
2:04 After all the Aura farming
Love the representation of this Biblical passage, is astonishing. someday I will join a great team for doing this kind of animations for the children. Amen Lord almighty
Keep it up Brother
@ScotsThinkerblessings
Might just call you very soon, when the lord tells me it’s ready to post up the story he and I have been working on 🎉🎉 keep going though! You will be part of a beautiful team
yeah right what a liar, BLM has to enter everyhing and change everyone into a BLACK wow really stupid verison of this bible story , hahaha what a joke the BIG BAD WHITE MAN vs little BLACK boy hahahaha WTF would be way better if goliath was the BLACK like in real life how most to all black people are giants and evil as hell
@HeavenlyGround he doesn't care.
Even if ur not religious ypu can still like this movie
really? cause the middle section of this video was just proselytizing
@DuskLegendI mean I’m not religious and I can appreciate a movie. This was is better then most movies I’ve seen
I saw the movie and thought it was incredible. I have a feeling it's not over yet; it makes me want to see more about David. It would be really cool if they made a series, like the one about young David, with scenes from that period of David growing up, his friendship with Jonathan, and other scenes that couldn't be included in the movie because of time constraints.
6:14 bro turned into Lil Uzi Vert
Lmaooooo
I don't get it
I see 6 fingers 3:33
A to the Izzy😊
Yes goliath and his brothers had six fingers. Its in the bible.
@damatlisfranco1216wow eso si no lo sabia
@Icebird-BirdTrooperCurassier sí, seis dedos en cada mano y en cada pie.( ambos detalles notables en la película); al igual que los hermanos de Goliath. Saludos🖐
@Solar_Motivationz nope, no AI. It’s because he was a Nephilim (six fingers)
I like the idea Goliath didn't wanna fight David, he had honor.
1 Samuel
Chapter 17
Verse 45-50
"David said to the Philistine, “You come against me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied. This day the Lord will deliver you into my hands, and I’ll strike you down and cut off your head. This very day I will give the carcasses of the Philistine army to the birds and the wild animals, and the whole world will know that there is a God in Israel. All those gathered here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the Lord saves; for the battle is the Lord’s, and he will give all of you into our hands.”
As the Philistine moved closer to attack him, David ran quickly toward the battle line to meet him. Reaching into his bag and taking out a stone, he slung it and struck the Philistine on the forehead. The stone sank into his forehead, and he fell facedown on the ground.
So David triumphed over the Philistine with a sling and a stone; without a sword in his hand he struck down the Philistine and killed him."
While I am sure this battle actually occured, it's also not logically impossible. A well-shot rock from a slingshot, especially one to the head, is a lethal blow to any human no matter how strong. Unlikely yes, but not impossible.
You know that palestenians are called philistinian in arabic rights ? , i guess it's funny that this kind of films that are centered around destroying philistine are appearing after a genocide , i guess we do disney style genocide promo
"God is with me...." Famous last words.
"Gott mit uns" - slogan on the belts of the Nazis who killed millions of people
Why didn’t the make Goliath look like the rest of his people 😂
Because he’s a nephilim giant.
this story tells us why we should trust God no matter the situation
When will i be able to buy on digital. Id buy it today if i could. We have a1 year old who won't do good in theaters but at home he would enjoy it
God is with him❤ ✝️
but is jewish
4:39 This is word for word from the Bible. I felt a jolt in my spirit and the Holy Spirit testified that I am his and he is mine and that this story rings and echoes even into today!
Goliath voice sounds like Heavy is death.