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Came here to say that. His input as an English man would have been great with Drinker there. I would've moved heaven and earth to ensure Sargon was there.
Because Rags' is the only colonist, and the rest will not stand for anti-British propaganda. (I realize Braveheart is anti-English propaganda, but I'm gonna pretend it's different because they weren't the British Empire back then.)
I believe Edward "Longshanks" conquered Wales prior to the events of this movie. So the Long Men of Wales were in there with the English. And we don't see them switch sides like the Irish.
@@williamshelton4318well in our defence (welsh) ireland is across water, if the english wanted to hang our kids for defecting they didnt have as far to go 🤷♀️.
Did you guys really exclude Dankula because he shaved his beard? He could've given great context for the historical events that we're watching unfold 🥺
I want a braveheart remake that includes the following lines: "Somehow Longshanks returned" "I am all of the English"..."And I am all the Scottish" English man being catapulted on the battlefield- "They fly now"?.."They fly now"
I do think a form of pipes did exist in Ireland and Scotland at this time, just not in the modern version we know today. Prima Nocta was most certainly NOT done or allowed! In any Christian country, absolute nonsense. The peasants would have lost their minds, the Church would have had an epileptic fit, and most of the nobles would not have touched it with a ten foot pole even if they liked the idea in theory. .....poor Metal 😵💫
Prima Nocta , also know as 'Droit du seigneur' is one of those things that is 99,99% written down by people who really, really hated christians or catholics. Probably didnt excist. Even the wikipage is just 'and then we have this myth, and that story that maybe it happened 500 years ago'
2032 is going great Trump the 3rd has some surprising really good policy tbh The Squirrel girl movie is eh but its a marvel movie so thats good for them
There's a lot to appreciate about this film. But I think people from random periods in history from anywhere in the world talking like post-engightenment American revolutionaries is my least favourite movie trope.
I can't hate a great movie that happens to be historical nonsense. Like this or Gladiator. Napoleon, on the other hand, lacks not just historical accuracy but a sense of reality. And most importantly is not entertaining.
Boogey would be the tyrannical leader Peasants complaining about him taxes their dew from the mountain "I never did, I never did, I never did, I never did" Emperor Boog the 4th Edit: He isn't actually the 4th in his line he just claims that
Top 5 movie ever made. Scene where girl hands William the flower at the funeral 🥹 Bagpipes 🔥🥹 Death of Williams wife 🥹 Death of Hamishs father 🥹 Ego nunquam pronunciari mendacium! Sed ego sum homo indomitus. 🔥🔥 FREEEEDOOOOOM! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Rags' has talked about enjoying this movie and the book before. It might be his favorite book. I can't remember. (Maybe it was that one about the sword from his Joe Biden moment.)
@@lordofthepizzapie9319 I’m just twittin Shads tipples. Just seems to be the common consensus on this war arc; Shad gets mad at the inaccuracies while the rest of the panel are having a grand ol time.
I know that this may sound odd, but I wanted to ask if the scientists have already figured out whether Scotland is/was a real country? There was a lot of speculation about that over the years but I stopped paying attention after they presented the supposed, barely understandable Scottish language and said that people there would wear funny dresses, including men, for no reason.
I've been waiting for this for so long... not for the coverage (though good) but to listen to the Scottish accents of the hosts... they're all pretty good except for that drinker guy. Doesn't seem to try very hard
For all historical inaccuracies in this movie, Braveheart is still the best "historical" film portraying English as evil bastards - much better than Joan of Arc from 1999 or even Patriot. In all of those films, English were just shown as cartoonishly evil and even though this same happen to the extend in Braveheart as well, it at least had Edward Longshanks as legitimately cunning, inteligent and to certain extend enjoyable opponent and it shows Scotts as morally compromised and corruptible people as well - so at least it's not entirely black and white conflict. Heck, even this so called Goblin-man had emotional reaction to execution of girl he tried to r... - he may want to r... her but he didn't wished her dead... BTW, I think that epic "historical" films like Braveheart are dead genre... Were was the last time we seen movie like that ?
Lomgshank's policy of breeding his problems away via rape is ethnic cleansing. But aside from that, he is depicted as not cartoonishly evil. Just a king who likes to conquer stuff and doesn't mind making people suffer. I get it.
When I first watched this, my dad covered the screen when they had sex (I had no idea how far it went, but I guess it was just cause of the boobies). The rest of the film is pretty violent and the girl literally has her throat slit in the next scene, but god forbid I see a little booba.
Id love to see 13th warrior in the war arc, i dont think it was in the list of movies they were doing but lotta great memable lines, cheesiness, and epic moments
I barely remember anything about this movie, even though it used to be on TV about at least once a month just a couple years ago. I hope that it's just because of my constantly degrading memory and not because it's a bad movie. My only clear memory is that of the Scottish warriors showing their hams to the enemy army... I'm not complaining but it's odd that my brain chose this specifically. I also remember there being a lot of screaming and all armour being made of butter. I know that this movie is iconic so hopefully it'll hold up and we'll all have a good time.
6:43 You better not make fun of his sons sac clothing. I'll have you know his ancestors became quite a powerful people, eventually moving to Germany and, inspired by their renowned child clothing, they created Saksonia.
The vietnam flashback sequence of Rings of Power did that thing where something is funny, then drags on too long, but the longer it gets it then becomes funny again and then slowly becomes unhinged hilarious
Jesus the snark in this is almost overwhelming. Rags had to comment on every freakin line. Quality, enjoyable films don't need constant sarcasm. You guys are entertaining without that.
I'm constantly wondering why characters don't notice the smell when ground has been prepared with flammable liquid. It happened in an enclosed room on the Walking Dead once. You'd think they'd pass out from lack of oxygen before being burned.
I like that shot of the english soldier that get hit with the warhammer in the sterling bridge battle and it just goes THUNK!!! and his head pops like a cherry. Friggin brutal.
Currently doing a research project regarding depictions/use of the Scots in modern Hollywood films - with a particular focus on Braveheart - and I can confirm that this film is incredibly inaccurate.
@35:30 He's yelling his own family name because he thinks they carried the day, but everyone else thinks he's yelling "Wallace" and joins in with that. Its a bit of situational humour.
I'm fairly certain they're saying "MacAulish!" meaning "Son of Wallace." (William Wallace naturally being the son of a Wallace.) Which turns into "Wallace!"
@@williamshelton4318 Interesting, if that's true then the scene just got worse for me, because I always thought it was funny that the super proud old guy was trying to take the credit.
I feel like the panel is too biased towards recognition of “the crown” to properly appreciate this movie. I guess some of us come from good stock that learned to best those tea sippers when the time came and well, it’s all chill now but, it shows.
I once ate 7g of mushrooms and started freak out while watching cartoons. I told my girlfriend at the time to put on Braveheart to help me calm down. "Braveheart is going to calm you down?" "Just trust me. There's trees and bagpipes... it'll work"
Not-So-Fun Fact: Allegedly, during the filming of the torture scene, Mel Gibson insisted that they actually hang him rather than than using a stunt man or some sort of practical effects/trickery to fake it.
Around 35:32 the older Scotsman (Hamish's father) starts chanting his family's name, McCulloch, to take responsibility for the victory. However, the village rightly gives Wallace the credit by chanting his family name. There seems to have been some confusion about what he was chanting.
@47:19 the battles were fought in Ireland and used Irish army reservists, I knew a few that were there. Apparently meeting up with old friends, they all got drunk the night before, so after the battle while playing dead they fell asleep and started snoring.
I've never seen this movie, but it feels like the plot is a guy who likes to throw rocks a lot has his child bride murdered so goes on a rampage through Scotland. Also, there is a major sub-plot regarding a table.
It’s funny to think that this film is actually accepted as the accurate history of Scotland by a very very large number of ppl. Every Latino/asian I’ve ever met is running with tips as the baseline understanding of Scotland and I’m happy to leave them with that.
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No Sargon? :o
I'll start preparing the treats right away!
Where's my Friday LoTR Mini, Longman? If you've run out you need to make more, I needs muh fix dammit 😂
So no EFAP today?
Did cern take Fringy or Rags from us??
THEY MAY PAUSE OUR FRAMES, BUT THEY'LL NEVER TWIST OUR TIPPLES!!
TIPPLES!!!!!
As said by the cowardly Tippleheart
I NEVER DID ! I NEVER DID ! I NEVER DID !
A shame Sargon couldn’t be here for Braveheart as well as😂
I don't think Carl could tolerate a Scottish homeless man and a French harlot contaminating brilliant English royalty
Came here to say that. His input as an English man would have been great with Drinker there. I would've moved heaven and earth to ensure Sargon was there.
By brilliant english royalty, i assume you mean effeminate men in tights wearing make up?
Platoon is English too
Goger when the War Arc is finished:
“FREEEDDDOOOOMMMMM!!!!”
Lol I will never be free, there is no escaping the dungeon...
@@Satus21 The dungeon is your home now, I hope you found a cozy corner to sleep in.
@@lordofthepizzapie9319 Implying I get sleeping privileges.
FREEEEEEEEDOMMMMMM
why did i think The Patriot was in the war arc? and why isnt it in the war arc?
It doesn't belong in the war arc. It belongs in the treason arc.
The Patriot is one of the best war
Movies ever wtf
@@chrisbingley I'd offer you some tea to help calm you down, but...
Because Rags' is the only colonist, and the rest will not stand for anti-British propaganda. (I realize Braveheart is anti-English propaganda, but I'm gonna pretend it's different because they weren't the British Empire back then.)
@@FisherTheOtterbeer. Beer works. 😀🍻
A Scotsman, a Welshman, an Australian, an American, and a German all watch a movie about fighting the English. I find this quite funny
And thus world peace was reached. 🤣
The Scots, Americans, and Germans actually fought the English. The Welsh and Australians, well...
@@christopherkelley1664 The Welsh had a fight with them with the story of their flag Dragon, and the Australians were prisoners so its still warranted
I believe Edward "Longshanks" conquered Wales prior to the events of this movie. So the Long Men of Wales were in there with the English. And we don't see them switch sides like the Irish.
@@williamshelton4318well in our defence (welsh) ireland is across water, if the english wanted to hang our kids for defecting they didnt have as far to go 🤷♀️.
Did you guys really exclude Dankula because he shaved his beard? He could've given great context for the historical events that we're watching unfold 🥺
Dank shaving his beard was the most heinous thing he's done since the pug thing.
I want a braveheart remake that includes the following lines:
"Somehow Longshanks returned"
"I am all of the English"..."And I am all the Scottish"
English man being catapulted on the battlefield- "They fly now"?.."They fly now"
"It's me, I'm the Scottish!"
".....and I am WALLAAAAAAAACE"
"What are we ? Some sort of Braveheart ?"
“I have been all the Scottish accents you have heard inside your head!”
the crown of Scotland will be free, if it fits a woman
I didn’t expect sudden Rings of Power, and boy, was that uncalled for…
It’s too bad Sargon wasn’t here so he could simp for Longshanks.
I can't believe you guys talked about attacking the sea and neglected to mention that "the sea is always right"
Patrick McGoohan was such a great actor. Highly recommend the Columbo episodes where he was the villain, and the Prisoner series where he starred.
McGoohan starred in four episodes as the murderer, and he directed five episodes. He's the only reason I watch Braveheart.
*They may take away our Red Lobsters, but they’ll never take away our Trungo’s!*
Don’t thread on my slurpo
You've tried the chickpea gumbo with Wallace; now eat it with me
Girthy sausage
*"Noone's always really Trungone."*
I am not a fan.
Heh. I think I get it. But history class was so very long ago. It was my only joy in life.
You always knew this moment would come eventually lol.
“Throwing my son’s ‘friend’ from a window is my only joy in life…”
- Bilbo Longshanks, 2032 AD
We need to talk about longshanks’s son
Ok
I do think a form of pipes did exist in Ireland and Scotland at this time, just not in the modern version we know today.
Prima Nocta was most certainly NOT done or allowed! In any Christian country, absolute nonsense.
The peasants would have lost their minds, the Church would have had an epileptic fit, and most of the nobles would not have touched it with a ten foot pole even if they liked the idea in theory.
.....poor Metal 😵💫
Eh, Carnivale existed under the church. It was a different church back then.
@@christopherkelley1664 Explain?
Well that would be the evil colonisers of the Irish forcing their ways on the poor picts
@@typicalsomeone5073 they had their chance!!!
Prima Nocta , also know as 'Droit du seigneur' is one of those things that is 99,99% written down by people who really, really hated christians or catholics.
Probably didnt excist.
Even the wikipage is just 'and then we have this myth, and that story that maybe it happened 500 years ago'
Gentlemen, you had my curiosity, now you have my attention
2032 is going great
Trump the 3rd has some surprising really good policy tbh
The Squirrel girl movie is eh but its a marvel movie so thats good for them
And John Connor was assassinated by a T-850.
And the trailer Hawk Tuah 3: Extinction just dropped as well. What great time for good rat.
Arma 4 is looking really nice too!
I can't wait for it to come out!
Rings of Power is going strong. It actually picked up in quality after season 6.
@@2ndlegend125 At the current of one season every two years season six of that abomination would release in 2032.
There's a lot to appreciate about this film. But I think people from random periods in history from anywhere in the world talking like post-engightenment American revolutionaries is my least favourite movie trope.
I cannot tell you, as a historian, how much I hate this film... 😅
Historically, this movie is a mess.
But I still love it.
Peak fire bro
I can't hate a great movie that happens to be historical nonsense. Like this or Gladiator. Napoleon, on the other hand, lacks not just historical accuracy but a sense of reality. And most importantly is not entertaining.
It's fantastic historical fiction, just turn off the part of your brain that stores real life events and its great!
@@mallyxtheunyielding7212or pretend it's what you wanted and see how you feel?
Mauler... 13th warrior? :(
Dewit!
Lol I literally just posted this too. Eban!
Lo there, do I see my father
In Turkish it's "Uçuncu Savaş"
Fun fact: This is one of the most progressive movies of that entire era.
Look how many people with Situational Disabilities they cast in it.
I'm pretty sure, despite what the English say, being Scottish isn't a disability.
Being Mel Gibson is a situational disability; hate to see when people pick on him
Man I love this movie. Amazing score
I'm guessing Sargon decided to skip the Colonial propaganda movie.
So, no head?
And neither orlando bloom 😔
Second guy to the right knows his historical facts!
I don't care how historically inaccurate it is, Braveheart is an absolute banger of a film.
2032 - "Breaking News Kathleen Kennedy is about to be fired"
"A red sun rises, MUD has been spilled this night." - Legolas Wallace
“How did he die”
“Polysythemia Vera”
No, just Polysythemia Vera was on vacation.
You can take our Diet Dew, but you can never take our Tipples!
Boogey would be the tyrannical leader
Peasants complaining about him taxes their dew from the mountain
"I never did, I never did, I never did, I never did"
Emperor Boog the 4th
Edit: He isn't actually the 4th in his line he just claims that
@nodot17 very true, he's already changing history as we speak and I fell for it!
Top 5 movie ever made.
Scene where girl hands William the flower at the funeral 🥹
Bagpipes 🔥🥹
Death of Williams wife 🥹
Death of Hamishs father 🥹
Ego nunquam pronunciari mendacium! Sed ego sum homo indomitus. 🔥🔥
FREEEEDOOOOOM! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Drinker is on this. Yay.
Terrible historical piece, brilliant cinema.
Future war arc suggestion I’ve got an excellent one the count of Monte Cristo (2002) starring Jim Caviezel with a young Henry Cavill
Rags' has talked about enjoying this movie and the book before. It might be his favorite book. I can't remember. (Maybe it was that one about the sword from his Joe Biden moment.)
“This sucks” - Shad.
“Peak fire bro” - The rest of the panel.
Shad is a big L lately
He did say the movie was good, despite it's inaccuracies.
Nah, Shad loves this movie. Probably watched it more times than all the other guys combined
@@lordofthepizzapie9319 I’m just twittin Shads tipples.
Just seems to be the common consensus on this war arc; Shad gets mad at the inaccuracies while the rest of the panel are having a grand ol time.
16:00 "I've...seen things, you people wouldn't believe"
Would it be fair to refer to a spear as a... LONG SHANK?
I know that this may sound odd, but I wanted to ask if the scientists have already figured out whether Scotland is/was a real country? There was a lot of speculation about that over the years but I stopped paying attention after they presented the supposed, barely understandable Scottish language and said that people there would wear funny dresses, including men, for no reason.
No it is not. Not until they use all the world's c4 to seperate themselves from England.
@@yetanotherspuart3993 Why not get bugs bunny to just saw up the border?
@@paulbutler4321
Warner Brothers would charge a small planet to borrow him.
But if the SNP has that cash, I see that working as well!!
Harsh english upremacist im afraid
Yes, and the historical Scots were actually black but the white Scots, after they arrived from their mud space ships, rewrote history.
Petition to do an EFAP of "Downfall".
You can keep Rags out, if You'd need.
Bruno Ganz was perfect as Adolf; you 100% understand why people liked the guy; but you also 100% understand how delusional and insecure he was
Keep Rags out??? SACRILEGE!!!!
I've been waiting for this for so long... not for the coverage (though good) but to listen to the Scottish accents of the hosts... they're all pretty good except for that drinker guy. Doesn't seem to try very hard
It's the lack of alcohol a real Scott would be drunker.
16:00 "Another soul battered and broken, cast aside like a spent torch." - The Goger Ancestor
Poor Mootal.
Awww man, I'm going to miss the War Arc... And Orlando Bloom.
Helen was a 10/10 btw. Sorry Shad.
Bloom was my only joy in life. 😢
I wouldn't send a thousand ships to save her, but maybe ten.
She's fine. But if you're playing the most beautiful woman everer, people are gonna judge.
Can you convert that 10/10 into ship currency?
@@Sharicite At least 10 million ships. Basically the entire population of Greece.
For all historical inaccuracies in this movie, Braveheart is still the best "historical" film portraying English as evil bastards - much better than Joan of Arc from 1999 or even Patriot. In all of those films, English were just shown as cartoonishly evil and even though this same happen to the extend in Braveheart as well, it at least had Edward Longshanks as legitimately cunning, inteligent and to certain extend enjoyable opponent and it shows Scotts as morally compromised and corruptible people as well - so at least it's not entirely black and white conflict. Heck, even this so called Goblin-man had emotional reaction to execution of girl he tried to r... - he may want to r... her but he didn't wished her dead...
BTW, I think that epic "historical" films like Braveheart are dead genre... Were was the last time we seen movie like that ?
Funnily enough, the last historical epic I can think of is the Outlaw King.
Lomgshank's policy of breeding his problems away via rape is ethnic cleansing. But aside from that, he is depicted as not cartoonishly evil. Just a king who likes to conquer stuff and doesn't mind making people suffer. I get it.
When I first watched this, my dad covered the screen when they had sex (I had no idea how far it went, but I guess it was just cause of the boobies). The rest of the film is pretty violent and the girl literally has her throat slit in the next scene, but god forbid I see a little booba.
Good Lord. I'm watching EFAP, and the scene where Campbell (Hamish's dad) dies still choked me up.
Id love to see 13th warrior in the war arc, i dont think it was in the list of movies they were doing but lotta great memable lines, cheesiness, and epic moments
Everything I know about Scotland I've learned from Braveheart....and the Drinker
and groundskeeper Willie
Edward Longshanks and Robert the bruce were third cousins, once removed.
the first open field battle btw was the battle of Sterling Bridge. if you can fined the bridge
Mootal's Rings of Prime anguish interlude here has been something else, I must say.
I barely remember anything about this movie, even though it used to be on TV about at least once a month just a couple years ago. I hope that it's just because of my constantly degrading memory and not because it's a bad movie.
My only clear memory is that of the Scottish warriors showing their hams to the enemy army... I'm not complaining but it's odd that my brain chose this specifically.
I also remember there being a lot of screaming and all armour being made of butter.
I know that this movie is iconic so hopefully it'll hold up and we'll all have a good time.
Also, I keep forgetting how handsome Mel Gibson was and in a way still is... This has nothing to do with the movie, I'm just reminiscing.
Should so Patriot with Sargon and Dank. Would be hilarious.
We need a Gandalf scene to explain why William Wallace took up this quest
@1:00:00
That is indeed a sircoat as it's on a guy; girls wear damecoats
No way.. my favorite movie of all time! this is going to be great.
FETCH THE COMFY CHAIR
Longshanks did nothing wrong.
I’d disagree with you because I’m Scot decent………but they were border Rievers so…..🤷🏻♂️
Ooh , those edits ,memes and animations are hilarious !
THEY WILL NEVER LOCK! OUR! BALLS!
Poor Metal, and poor child Mauler 🤣
6:43
You better not make fun of his sons sac clothing.
I'll have you know his ancestors became quite a powerful people,
eventually moving to Germany and, inspired by their renowned child clothing,
they created Saksonia.
The germans had their own sacks long before then. That's just one more of the historical inaccuracies of this movie.
Caligula had his men whip and scourge the sea, then they collected detritus and shells along the shore and presented them in his victory triumph
Its also wirth noting that Xerxes of Persia did the same thing..
The vietnam flashback sequence of Rings of Power did that thing where something is funny, then drags on too long, but the longer it gets it then becomes funny again and then slowly becomes unhinged hilarious
Jesus the snark in this is almost overwhelming. Rags had to comment on every freakin line. Quality, enjoyable films don't need constant sarcasm. You guys are entertaining without that.
I'm constantly wondering why characters don't notice the smell when ground has been prepared with flammable liquid. It happened in an enclosed room on the Walking Dead once. You'd think they'd pass out from lack of oxygen before being burned.
Edward "Longshanks" was the inspiration for Tywin Lannister.
Tywin never tossed a twink out of a window
Careful, Dragoon. I like you, but careful.
Orlando Bloom in Braveheart and this movie would have been an easy 10/10. 😄😄😄
I like that shot of the english soldier that get hit with the warhammer in the sterling bridge battle and it just goes THUNK!!! and his head pops like a cherry. Friggin brutal.
Currently doing a research project regarding depictions/use of the Scots in modern Hollywood films - with a particular focus on Braveheart - and I can confirm that this film is incredibly inaccurate.
Didn't the Romans use bagpipes? I think they're way older than the fellas believed during this.
I love that bald scottish lord at the end who goes "uggggh" when the Scots charge at Bannockburn. He's so done with the freedom hype.
Why do young William Wallace and his friend look like the 2 Harfoot chicks from Rings of Power?
Goger, this might be your best editing yet omg 😂 All around fabulous commentary from the lads too.
Metal died to sudden severe Rings of Poweritis
he will be missed
It was between Brian Cox and Billy Connolly for that part. Good choice
If the internet is to believed, the cattle in the beginning are two english longhorn oxen.
I was worried there would be no EFAP 6 hour stream, this will tide me over.
@35:30 He's yelling his own family name because he thinks they carried the day, but everyone else thinks he's yelling "Wallace" and joins in with that. Its a bit of situational humour.
A clan name?
@@BogaSlawa Yes
I'm fairly certain they're saying "MacAulish!" meaning "Son of Wallace." (William Wallace naturally being the son of a Wallace.) Which turns into "Wallace!"
@@williamshelton4318 Interesting, if that's true then the scene just got worse for me, because I always thought it was funny that the super proud old guy was trying to take the credit.
That edit of metal breaking is perfection!
The mud is the main character in this movie.
Is there a car in the background in this?
The editing is getting really next level.
The Scottish green screen comment 😄
James Horner is the GOAT
Epic TROP flashbacks
I feel like the panel is too biased towards recognition of “the crown” to properly appreciate this movie. I guess some of us come from good stock that learned to best those tea sippers when the time came and well, it’s all chill now but, it shows.
Americans being the "good stock" is such an hilarious concept, thanks for the laugh buddy 😂
Sargon makes these a million times better
The lack of Angloid representation in this EFAP Movies twists my tipples.
You can bring in the bongers when they cover Zulu
“Could even be American” accents lol.
They tried moopslie.
This reminds me of the last samurai. Very little historical accuracy but beloved nonetheless (by Japan in the case of the last samurai)
I once ate 7g of mushrooms and started freak out while watching cartoons. I told my girlfriend at the time to put on Braveheart to help me calm down.
"Braveheart is going to calm you down?"
"Just trust me. There's trees and bagpipes... it'll work"
Love the War Arc. Hate this movie with a passion. Outlaw King is the superior Scottish movie.
It’s my favorite fantasy flick.
@@canderoussnurd4265I see what you did there. 😂😉
Fuck this was a great episode guys, your Scottish accents really did it for me :P
The Metal descent into madness edit was hilarious!
Not-So-Fun Fact: Allegedly, during the filming of the torture scene, Mel Gibson insisted that they actually hang him rather than than using a stunt man or some sort of practical effects/trickery to fake it.
This reminds me of another less-than-fun fact: apparently Brendan Fraser nearly died during the hanging scene in the Mummy.
Around 35:32 the older Scotsman (Hamish's father) starts chanting his family's name, McCulloch, to take responsibility for the victory. However, the village rightly gives Wallace the credit by chanting his family name.
There seems to have been some confusion about what he was chanting.
One of my favorite fantasy movies ever made.
Seriously WHERES THE FUCKING BRIDGE AT STERLING?!
@47:19 the battles were fought in Ireland and used Irish army reservists, I knew a few that were there. Apparently meeting up with old friends, they all got drunk the night before, so after the battle while playing dead they fell asleep and started snoring.
I've never seen this movie, but it feels like the plot is a guy who likes to throw rocks a lot has his child bride murdered so goes on a rampage through Scotland. Also, there is a major sub-plot regarding a table.
"Knowing William Wallace is dead is my only joy in life!" ~ Edward Longshanks
It’s funny to think that this film is actually accepted as the accurate history of Scotland by a very very large number of ppl. Every Latino/asian I’ve ever met is running with tips as the baseline understanding of Scotland and I’m happy to leave them with that.