She is a canonized saint by the One and Only Church of Christ, so yes, she is a saint. Also, i fon't know if this movie shows what actually happaned, but she was arrested and condemned by an english court that was excominucated by the Pope just after because of ehat they did, she was killed by her enemies in the war, died for the Church, died for the Truth, died for God. She is a Martyr, a Saint.
The fact that she fought during the war she led the soldiers to kick the British empire out of France because she loved her mother country so much and they only burned her for cross dressing as male whilst she was a female is soooo hella wrong and sad
Do you have any idea the absolute uniqueness of the French Army in medieval renaissance male dominated Christian Europe being lead by a teenage girl? There’s no historical comparison. It would be like putting a gifted 12 year old in charge of the Apollo program.
You need to learn history you ignorant arsehole. At the time of Joan of Arc”s execution, there was no British empire. The king’s of England were of French origin and had a legitimate claim to the French crown. Also, the French gave up Joan of Arc to the English to do the deed and execute her as they did not have the balls themselves to do it. 5:23
actually she would have passed out due to the immeasurable smoke around her she would have died long before any true pain anyone that suffered that fate if it was done right they would be long dead due to smoke inhalation not the fire itself
@@nerdfan28 This is correct ! The Catholic Church was not interested in a ''screaming'' and ''turmoil '' event during an execution by fire in the Medieval era ! Usually the flames would be controlled and a huge amount of smoke was produced from straw, which was tightly packed under wooden structure . In the event that the flames would have reached the convict, the executioner had three methods to quickly end the life of the condemned man or woman ; an arrow to the heart or a long rope which was attached to the neck of the condemned lastly , for the men, a blackpowder pouch with metal pieces attached to the waist of the sentenced person ! Impossible to really know the amount of individuals who were burned at the stake during the Medieval area in Europe...possibly from 10,500 to 20,000 !
@@nerdfan28 Umm...baloney. The fire starts beneath her, and would burn her feet, legs, and lower body for quite a while before the smoke would affect her. And dying by smoke inhalation as your lungs burn and you are asphyxiated is also a tortuous way to die. Being burnt at the stake was a prolonged agony of unimaginable suffering.
@@julia2k8 If it weren't for her, France would have given up hope, and she was the hope for France to kick England out of France (even if I'm half British and no Christian). Her visions was a gift from God. He sent Joan to save France like he sent Joseph to save Egypt from dying of famine
as a Frenchman every time I have tears in my eyes. Tell yourself that for centuries every year in Orléans there has been a celebration named after it. and not a year has been prevented and it will continue for a long time into the future
This will always be my Joan of Arc movie. Sobieski in my mind casts the almost perfect simple farm girl yet passinatly driven by love of God and Country. This may not be the most historically accurate movie but it hits all the major story beats and hits them very well. (I watched The Messenger and it honestly horrified me and not in any good ways. It was so messed up I thought it was a quinten tarentino movie)
The Messenger is far more realistic in every way. While this movie is more accurate on timing and line of events, it absolutely failed to portray the reality and brutality of medieval Europe. It's a Disneyfied version of 100 years war where characters behave like it's Hallmark's soap opera and battles look less intense than pillow fight. I mean you do understand that rape, chopping of heads and torture of prisoners was very common at the time?
@@saultigh4304 Yes but does anyone really need to SEE rape? We all know about it. I think everyone is pretty clear in understanding that living in the middle ages was bottom of the crud barrel for anyone who wasn't rich... which was basically everybody. There is something to be said for being mindful of what you allow yourself to consume for entertainment.
@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 I think it's important to establish the severity of the suffering and the dire situation French were in at the time. In Disneyfied Joan of Arc it looks like they're fighting out of boredom rather than to survive.
I like to hope that, like this depiction of her execution by fire, as she cried out to God in anguish, He delivered her from her agony to heaven, which is why she is saying "thank you!" and her soul is rising. I would wish the Lord would do that as an act of mercy to His faithful servant.
Do people in the comment section not realize that Joan of Arc is recognized as a saint? A lot of you need to do some further research on her, she was visited by Archangel Micheal. Joan of Arc was a devout catholic, in all reality crossdressing was an excuse for being executed, not the reason. She was capture by the English during the 100 years war.
if you study the transcript of the trial (or watch an infinitely greater film like the silent Passion of joan of arc from 1928 which closely follow the actual trial) you would know her cross-dressing was a HUGE focus of it
@@helvete_ingres4717 sadly, I have to disagree with you comment, since the Passion of Joan of Arc" film was fairly controversial at the time and was cut by numerous French censors !! The famous trial transcript in Latin, were rewritten nearly two years after 1431 , was manipulated with the years and even a few versions does exists. For example, they are three different stories how Jehanne obtained the Fierbois' swords... ...which one is the correct version ? The famous cross-dressing story is more and more popular today ! Jehanne was wearing full armor and a dress at the court ! In the tower of Rouen, an English tailor was requested by the English aristocracy to provided Jehanne a new attire.. there was no controversy or quarrel ! Jehanne la Pucelle was above all accused of heresy ! The inculpation or the verdict of heresy was most important since this trial was mostly to discredit Charles VII. It was a political trial. Since Charles had used the help, the service of an ''heretic'', an evil-entity, the English aristocracy were convinced that Charles' coronation should be rendered invalid ! Later, Charles' advisers suggested to Charles VII that Jehanne should be '' reinstated... She was in 1456. And, the rehabilitation trial produced the desired result, it was a cunning political move from the Valois Royal family, shutting down the English aristocracy political attempt....
@@helvete_ingres4717 Theology allowed for man clothes if necessity arises, which being a soldier fulfills. The stooge judges forbid her to use man clothes yet only gave her man clothes to dress, to then pretend to be appalled. As if a prisoner has a wardrobe. They just wanted her dead.
She's a famed historical figure. People here know who she was. I learned about her in a children's book when I was 8 or 9. This isn't some obscure story.
Joan of Arc doesn't deserve to be burned alive for what she had done. If I have a time-traveling machine, I would go to a time when Joan was led to a stake. Then, I would not only defend her but also let her confess everything to the public. No one deserves to be judged for cross-dressing and stuff. That's all.
99% of people who were burned at the stake didn’t deserve their fate. It’s a HORRIBLE way to die even if you die from smoke inhalation or inhaling flames. It is horrible. You’d have to be the worst scum of the Earth and committed the worst possible crimes known to man to even come close to deserving such a cruel fate.
They would have burned you too along with her for being a time traveling witch with weird witch clothes and a magic pocket mirror. Hope you brought some ointment..
@@XJIcequeen well maybe. They could defend her and let her confess everything, but being one person against the might of the English forces and the English public waiting to burn who in their eyes was a traitor, they wouldn’t last long. The outcome would be the same honestly. Just delay the inevitable for a while. Joan knew she was going to die at the stake. She even confessed her “sins” against England and would have been spared the burning, but she recanted because she truly believed in her cause and went to her death willing. She knew if she recanted she would burn, but she did it anyway.
Read that the actual executioner of Joan knew profoundly that he had put to death a true saintly woman. Afterward he was deeply shaken for a long time because he knew she was the real thing. She was.
The french army needed encouragement to fight for and win back all of France. GOD sent a young peasant maiden as the vessel to bring this about. The french men were emboldened when they saw the courage and fortitude of this young, pious woman. "If she could do this, so can we!" Joan of Arc fulfilled GOD's plan for her life. She died, by betrayal, as a martyr. This is how many of GOD's faithful end here this side of eternity. Pour DIEU, et pour la France!
If God sent a teen girl to “encourage” an army then he is a very evil god indeed and certainly not worth worshiping. Supposedly god is all knowing, so he knew ahead of time a young woman would be raped in prison then forced to endure one of the most horrific death’s possible. And folks like you claim what you worship is a “god of love “. What utter crap.
@@angelhare8374 Nature still went thru its normal cycles during the Little Ice Age. It was a few degrees colder, that's all. However, if you look at 1:45, the fields have dry winter grass on them and the trees are bare.
She was executed due to political reasons, and that was just an illegal excuse. The inquisitorial court stated 25 years later that the whole trial was fake.
OMG tttSc0tygttt Do you know how long It has been since I last saw you ? Maybe you don't remember me . But so glad you are still around , Welcome back .. Scotty
Maybe 10 years? haha! Time flies. I remember you, that was around the time youtube made major changes on its platform. Thanks for the welcome! Glad you're still around making content. Believe this is the first video I've uploaded on this channel.
She became a ''saint'' only in 1920. And the request was made in 1879 by the Roman Catholic Church of Paris. Ever wonder why in 1879 ? As for the ''singing'' , never heard of this !
And nothing has changed. Women today speak the truth and get back handed online and made a mockery of! It’s been hundreds of years later and nothing has changed!!!!!!
You should known that this year was also involved a lot with Witch Trial and Witch Hunt. Imagine what they would do to A young girl with mystical god vision, dress up as a man, manage to lead France to victory…
Magnifique film. J'ai pleuré la première fois que je l'ai vu. Croyez en vous même si vous pensez différemment, surtout si vous pensez différemment. Vive les hérétiques.
Hollywood movie... the early 15th century soldiers and mercenaries, Burgundians or English would care much, it was just another execution among the other hundreds ....
@harrypotterfan1593 please tell why I should '' correct the ages'' ... ... you mentioned in your previous comment that Jehanne la Pucelle was 19 when she died, which then would indicates that she left for France, at the age of 16 which is certainly a dilemma ! In 1428, Jehanne was by herself, without the permission of her father , travelling to the independent Duchy of Lorraine, Holy Germanic Empire, from her Barrois region to the city of Tull ( Toul, today ) at the Ecumenical council from the Diocese of Metz to annul a marriage promise her father had accepted a few year earlier. At that time at the age of maturity which was 20, a woman could present at the ecumenical court a challenge. The Bishop of Metz mentioned she was successful and the fiancé was not happy ! ( She had met René d'Anjou at Nancey ! ) Also, at 20, a year before she left for France. in Nancey, 1428, Jehanne being already well-known was invited by the Duke of Lorraine, Charles II and his wife Margarete von der Pfalz, since the Duke was in need of help, he had health issues. She was also invited to ''run a lance'' in the afternoon. She said to the duke she had no divine or magical powers, she couldn't be of help however she said that his medical problems were from his liaison with his mistress Alyson du May. At the Rehabilitation Trial 1450/51, Jehanne' age was changed, a younger girl , a very young virgin was most important to Charles VII to challenge the English aristocracy . It's still works today !
When she looked up the sky I saw the Dove., Jesus Christ is getting her soul.. she has no pain now with Jesus Christ.. just like Jesus Christ not a criminal but He was put on the cross.
One has to try to suspend disbelief. English didn't exist Imagine the difficulty of training actors to speak middle English. And what ever french existed
Sad how charles vii didnt save her even thought she got him crowned in 1429 and 40 years after that she was found not guilty during the reign of his son Louis XI better known as the spider
@@_argh.1 She was not burned 3 times ! She was deprived of oxygen, became unconsciousness and died from suffocation. Burning at the stake...a great amount of straw was placed under producing a large amount of smoke. Then the body was burned a second time, to produce ashes... which were thrown in the Seine.
@@_argh.1 Your first comment gave the idea she was burned 3 times. Probably some bones were left, this is why they sent in a bag the remains to the Seine River.
Okay so I see people a bit confused. So she was captured by the Burgundians, and then was sold to the English, and in turn was tried for heresy, she was found guilty of heresy, but if she confessed, then they would let her live in the church, but still in captivity. She then confessed. And was forced into a dress. I’m not sure if it’s because she was assaulted or anything like that, but she switched back into the men’s clothes and then they burned her because “once a sinner as returned to their sinful ways they cannot be saved”
This is the same as blaming Muslims for bombing. Always blame the people, people that do terrible things will always find a way to justify their actions and many used religion.
While the details varies, the contemporary eyewitness accounts agrees that she indeed cried out for Jesus. The account that the scene in the clip is obviously based upon, is the following, which can also be found in the biography _'Jeanne D'Arc: Her Life And Death'_ by Margaret Oliphant: _“Being in the flame her voice never ceased repeating in a loud voice the holy name of Jesus, and invoking without cease the saints of paradise, she gave up her spirit, bowing her head and saying the name of Jesus in sign of the fervour of her faith.”"_
@@lukaurshibara5837 Why the last moments of Jehanne la Pucelle totally ''varies'' from one author to the next ? There were no contemporary eyewitnesses . The last moments are unknown. The general population was not allowed near the old market place in Rouen, only Burgundian soldiers, a few hundred of them. The Rouen' market place was outside the city walls in 1431, no houses around, mainly grazing grass fields for the farm animals as the farmers of the area were selling their produce.
Because she was first turned away around age 13 to send her message, but sone revelation cane true, the dofur agreed to see her at age 19 n SHE WAS DRESSED AS A MAN to help get her there safely. After that it was practical. She couldn't very well lead an army all dressed up like a girl. I want to get a tattoo in her honor.
They killed a Saint. Yes, God has His own plan but He also gave us free will. Clearly we have chosen evil again and again that when He sends a messenger, we kill them. This all started with Christ.
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It was said that as Joan was burned someone in the crowd cried out: “We are lost!!! We have just burned a Saint!!!”
She was no saint, she was possessed
@@julia2k8 Many would disagree with you, but I suppose that when our time comes, we’ll know the truth.
@@julia2k8 stupid
@@julia2k8toi t'es possédée par la connerie
She is a canonized saint by the One and Only Church of Christ, so yes, she is a saint. Also, i fon't know if this movie shows what actually happaned, but she was arrested and condemned by an english court that was excominucated by the Pope just after because of ehat they did, she was killed by her enemies in the war, died for the Church, died for the Truth, died for God. She is a Martyr, a Saint.
The fact that she was found not guilty on all charges 40 years AFTER her execution shows how crooked the justice system has always been.
A justice system ruled by a religious autocracy will do that. Stay tuned for that happening in America.
@@michaelbarnhart2593 You think the secular justice system is not crooked. What a child you are…
@@Pavia1525 That was not my point at all. Too bad that flew over your head.
@sneedfeedandseed2410 You’re unbelievably naive.
@@Pavia1525 You've given no evidence how either of these people are wrong. You're just throwing around insults like a child.
Videogames make you violent:
The people before videogame existed:
The fact that she fought during the war she led the soldiers to kick the British empire out of France because she loved her mother country so much and they only burned her for cross dressing as male whilst she was a female is soooo hella wrong and sad
Do you have any idea the absolute uniqueness of the French Army in medieval renaissance male dominated Christian Europe being lead by a teenage girl? There’s no historical comparison. It would be like putting a gifted 12 year old in charge of the Apollo program.
You need to learn history you ignorant arsehole. At the time of Joan of Arc”s execution, there was no British empire. The king’s of England were of French origin and had a legitimate claim to the French crown. Also, the French gave up Joan of Arc to the English to do the deed and execute her as they did not have the balls themselves to do it. 5:23
English, not British empire. That came much later. Second biggest country of Britain was on the side of France.
She was evil anyways
@takabatakeyohei9228 . . . . They gonna believe it? Any last word sir?........ *pointing Karasawa-MK2 at your forehead*
Some serious evil is required to murder a living being with fire. Irredeemable.
That type of execution was commonplace back then. Especially when it came to expecting women
That evil is called CHURCH
@@redbear4350 Oh! You so edgy!
@@redbear4350catholic church
Actually when she recanted she was turned over to the secular court. It was a different time and ways then.
The pain must be excruciating and long lasting. Those moments seem forever.
Yes, so she cried
actually she would have passed out due to the immeasurable smoke around her she would have died long before any true pain anyone that suffered that fate if it was done right they would be long dead due to smoke inhalation not the fire itself
@@nerdfan28
This is correct ! The Catholic Church was not interested in a ''screaming'' and ''turmoil '' event during an execution by fire in the Medieval era ! Usually the flames would be controlled and a huge amount of smoke was produced from straw, which was tightly packed under wooden structure .
In the event that the flames would have reached the convict, the executioner had three methods to quickly end the life of the condemned man or woman ;
an arrow to the heart
or a long rope which was attached to the neck of the condemned
lastly , for the men, a blackpowder pouch with metal pieces attached to the waist of the sentenced person !
Impossible to really know the amount of individuals who were burned at the stake during the Medieval area in Europe...possibly from 10,500 to 20,000 !
She was dead from the smoke
@@nerdfan28 Umm...baloney. The fire starts beneath her, and would burn her feet, legs, and lower body for quite a while before the smoke would affect her. And dying by smoke inhalation as your lungs burn and you are asphyxiated is also a tortuous way to die. Being burnt at the stake was a prolonged agony of unimaginable suffering.
Poor Joan. Only 19 years old
Well not quite, at that time they didn't counted their ages
@@jomar8842 they did count their ages back then
Joan remained faithful until the end of her life. She inspires me.
She is now a Saint
@@jomar8842it was speculated
Joan died a true hero for her country, though not everyone may have thought of her as that at the time.
She was and I looked up that Joan's heart never burned.
She was possessed
@@julia2k8 She was not, she's a hero and one of my favorite strong women of the world. It was the justice system that was possessed.
@@meganbateman5634 she was, she claimed to have been visited by saints and angels which of course didn't happen, she was either possessed or a liar
@@julia2k8 If it weren't for her, France would have given up hope, and she was the hope for France to kick England out of France (even if I'm half British and no Christian). Her visions was a gift from God. He sent Joan to save France like he sent Joseph to save Egypt from dying of famine
as a Frenchman every time I have tears in my eyes. Tell yourself that for centuries every year in Orléans there has been a celebration named after it. and not a year has been prevented and it will continue for a long time into the future
Even she died in a hell way her soul will go to a place with Jesus❤
Yep.
No, she was possessed
@@julia2k8
No one is ''possessed''...
name one !
@@julia2k8 name one
This will always be my Joan of Arc movie. Sobieski in my mind casts the almost perfect simple farm girl yet passinatly driven by love of God and Country.
This may not be the most historically accurate movie but it hits all the major story beats and hits them very well.
(I watched The Messenger and it honestly horrified me and not in any good ways. It was so messed up I thought it was a quinten tarentino movie)
The Messenger is far more realistic in every way. While this movie is more accurate on timing and line of events, it absolutely failed to portray the reality and brutality of medieval Europe. It's a Disneyfied version of 100 years war where characters behave like it's Hallmark's soap opera and battles look less intense than pillow fight.
I mean you do understand that rape, chopping of heads and torture of prisoners was very common at the time?
@@saultigh4304 Yes but does anyone really need to SEE rape? We all know about it. I think everyone is pretty clear in understanding that living in the middle ages was bottom of the crud barrel for anyone who wasn't rich... which was basically everybody. There is something to be said for being mindful of what you allow yourself to consume for entertainment.
@@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287 I think it's important to establish the severity of the suffering and the dire situation French were in at the time. In Disneyfied Joan of Arc it looks like they're fighting out of boredom rather than to survive.
@@saultigh4304 True... I can't argue that one.Have a good day. :)
yes i agree this is my favorite actress she play the part so well.i cry when i see it. lee lee is so good. i watch it a lot.
As joan was burned her words were JESUS GOD as she cried
During this scene, it is snowing lightly. Joan died on May 30. Kinda weird..
climate change🤣
To add drama, typical Hollywood movie !!
Either for dramatic effect, or it could have been ash from the fire. As this is a movie adaptation -- unimportant either way.
It was during the Little Ice age. Times were much cooler then.
Climate Change.
My favorite Joan of Arc Movie.
I like to hope that, like this depiction of her execution by fire, as she cried out to God in anguish, He delivered her from her agony to heaven, which is why she is saying "thank you!" and her soul is rising. I would wish the Lord would do that as an act of mercy to His faithful servant.
Do people in the comment section not realize that Joan of Arc is recognized as a saint? A lot of you need to do some further research on her, she was visited by Archangel Micheal. Joan of Arc was a devout catholic, in all reality crossdressing was an excuse for being executed, not the reason. She was capture by the English during the 100 years war.
if you study the transcript of the trial (or watch an infinitely greater film like the silent Passion of joan of arc from 1928 which closely follow the actual trial) you would know her cross-dressing was a HUGE focus of it
@@helvete_ingres4717
sadly, I have to disagree with you comment, since the
Passion of Joan of Arc" film was fairly controversial at the time and was cut by numerous French censors !!
The famous trial transcript in Latin, were rewritten nearly two years after 1431 ,
was manipulated with the years and even a few versions does exists.
For example, they are three different stories how Jehanne obtained the Fierbois' swords...
...which one is the correct version ?
The famous cross-dressing story is more and more popular today !
Jehanne was wearing full armor and a dress at the court !
In the tower of Rouen, an English tailor was requested by the English aristocracy to provided Jehanne a new attire.. there was no controversy or quarrel !
Jehanne la Pucelle was above all accused of heresy !
The inculpation or the verdict of heresy was most important
since this trial was mostly to discredit Charles VII.
It was a political trial.
Since Charles had used the help, the service of an ''heretic'',
an evil-entity, the English aristocracy were convinced that Charles' coronation should be rendered invalid !
Later, Charles' advisers suggested to Charles VII that Jehanne should be '' reinstated...
She was in 1456.
And, the rehabilitation trial produced the desired result,
it was a cunning political move from the Valois Royal family,
shutting down the English aristocracy political attempt....
@@helvete_ingres4717 Theology allowed for man clothes if necessity arises, which being a soldier fulfills. The stooge judges forbid her to use man clothes yet only gave her man clothes to dress, to then pretend to be appalled. As if a prisoner has a wardrobe. They just wanted her dead.
No, she wasn't visited by Archangel Michael
She's a famed historical figure. People here know who she was. I learned about her in a children's book when I was 8 or 9. This isn't some obscure story.
If you could feel how deep my rage is against the church when I see this scene.
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@@enzooliveirasilva6994learn the difference of gay thank you 😂
You should blame the English
Joan of Arc doesn't deserve to be burned alive for what she had done.
If I have a time-traveling machine, I would go to a time when Joan was led to a stake. Then, I would not only defend her but also let her confess everything to the public.
No one deserves to be judged for cross-dressing and stuff.
That's all.
99% of people who were burned at the stake didn’t deserve their fate. It’s a HORRIBLE way to die even if you die from smoke inhalation or inhaling flames. It is horrible. You’d have to be the worst scum of the Earth and committed the worst possible crimes known to man to even come close to deserving such a cruel fate.
They would have burned you too along with her for being a time traveling witch with weird witch clothes and a magic pocket mirror.
Hope you brought some ointment..
As much as I wish for that, you can’t do something like that, you’ll disrupt the time stream
@@XJIcequeen well maybe. They could defend her and let her confess everything, but being one person against the might of the English forces and the English public waiting to burn who in their eyes was a traitor, they wouldn’t last long. The outcome would be the same honestly. Just delay the inevitable for a while. Joan knew she was going to die at the stake. She even confessed her “sins” against England and would have been spared the burning, but she recanted because she truly believed in her cause and went to her death willing. She knew if she recanted she would burn, but she did it anyway.
@@allshookup1640 you can't change the past
Watching the documentary’s on this I came here and omg it’s so sad :/
3:28 we can feel the pain too... screaming #God & #JESUS ..
That was also historically accurate to.
@N3K0_CHXN They burn her at the stake for being Heretic.
@Nekoo_chxn because they thought she's a witch
@@aldo__ false , Jehanne was accused of heresy , not witchcraft !!
Read that the actual executioner of Joan knew profoundly that he had put to death a true saintly woman. Afterward he was deeply shaken for a long time because he knew she was the real thing. She was.
The french army needed encouragement to fight for and win back all of France. GOD sent a young peasant maiden as the vessel to bring this about. The french men were emboldened when they saw the courage and fortitude of this young, pious woman. "If she could do this, so can we!" Joan of Arc fulfilled GOD's plan for her life. She died, by betrayal, as a martyr.
This is how many of GOD's faithful end here this side of eternity. Pour DIEU, et pour la France!
If God sent a teen girl to “encourage” an army then he is a very evil god indeed and certainly not worth worshiping. Supposedly god is all knowing, so he knew ahead of time a young woman would be raped in prison then forced to endure one of the most horrific death’s possible. And folks like you claim what you worship is a “god of love “. What utter crap.
the priest who's holding the cross would have PTSD for the rest of his life
Garron Braden
This remind me to a Passion OF Jesus Crist
Yes, she had a Christ-like betrayal and death.
Christ gave His life for us. We, like Joan, should be willing to give our lives for Him.
She was executed on May 30, yet in this scene it looks like late November, and there is even snow in the air 🤔
It's called "artistic license." The landscape reflects the gravity of the situation
@@blackalien6873 You are probably right)) It makes the scene look even more terrifying.
its climate change 🤣
Wasnt it the mideival cooling period c the little ice age
@@angelhare8374 Nature still went thru its normal cycles during the Little Ice Age. It was a few degrees colder, that's all. However, if you look at 1:45, the fields have dry winter grass on them and the trees are bare.
The englishmen soldier showed her kindness by putting up the cross
Fun/horrifying fact: She wasn't burned for being a witch, but rather for crossdressing as a man.
So it's even worse than it seems!
She was executed due to political reasons, and that was just an illegal excuse. The inquisitorial court stated 25 years later that the whole trial was fake.
I wish Joan of arc was came back to life😔
OMG
tttSc0tygttt Do you know how long It has been since I last saw you ? Maybe you don't remember me . But so glad you are still around , Welcome back .. Scotty
Maybe 10 years? haha! Time flies. I remember you, that was around the time youtube made major changes on its platform. Thanks for the welcome! Glad you're still around making content. Believe this is the first video I've uploaded on this channel.
The French soldiers attacking the city at the end were probably Etienne de Vignoles, AKA La Hire, a brother-in-arms of Jeanne, and his men, right?
Forgive our souls. We have killed a saint
LOL
I remember seeing this movie as a kid and thought what a horrible way to go. Burned to death.
Mankind doesn't get any more barbaric than this.
we will always remember you Joan
She is a Saint in The Church. She died singing to our God.
She became a ''saint'' only in 1920.
And the request was made in 1879 by the Roman Catholic Church of Paris.
Ever wonder why in 1879 ?
As for the ''singing'' , never heard of this !
May I have the link to the full movie
Its on youtube joan of arc movie 1999
@@LiamKirwan-lc6xsThis is NOT the movie but the 1999 television mini series
St. Johana pray for us ❤❤
Nothing beats christian love
If she's still at the payphone with my screen 😢
And nothing has changed. Women today speak the truth and get back handed online and made a mockery of! It’s been hundreds of years later and nothing has changed!!!!!!
You should known that this year was also involved a lot with Witch Trial and Witch Hunt. Imagine what they would do to A young girl with mystical god vision, dress up as a man, manage to lead France to victory…
Til this day!
the crowd that watched as if it were a circus show.
Love this movie & LeLe in it !
Magnifique film. J'ai pleuré la première fois que je l'ai vu. Croyez en vous même si vous pensez différemment, surtout si vous pensez différemment. Vive les hérétiques.
at0105 leelee sobieski wear her shoes for going to stake; after she is barefoot
totally, my guy
Merci❤❤
❤ @@Aurora-if9uz
Sweet Joan i shall avenge thee - La hire
It's a true word of la hire
Anyone gets get serious "Wicker Man" vibes from Joan's pleading at the end? It's just like Sgt. Howie.
I don’t wanna die like that ever!! I really don’t wanna die!
Don't worry about death. God will be there
@ yeah thx for comforting me.
I hope that French workship her now, she did so much for old Franchia and she was burned because of it.
And then,five hundred years later,she did the same to Nicolas Cage,the end.
Wait was that NPH as the dauphin?
Yes, it's Neil Patrick Harris 😊
Oui. Il a joué au Dauphin.
YEP 😂
This was the first thing I ever saw him in and didn’t realize it until YEARS later!
Now we know her as servant in FGO as Ruler :3
i didn't expect a fate fan coming here
5:07 FOR FRANCE!
let me lead you guys i am the legendary swordsman trey mcclure a mercenary
It seems like they were all scared of something for no reason back then or paranoid
Paranoid
And scared abt witchcraft and stuff like that
Imagine the horrors people had to witness back then.
Is Tudor era talked about her? 😅
@AngelCakes01 France is Europe
From which movie is this scene
Joan of arc from 1999
Poor joan of arc amén 😢😢😢
"ROME WILL FALL!!!'"
Michael
And now, they proclaimed her sainthood and placing a box for offerings 😅😂🤣
I love how the common English soldiers look sad as her true enemies were the English royalty as well as the bishop.
Hollywood movie... the early 15th century soldiers and mercenaries, Burgundians or English
would care much, it was just another execution among the other hundreds ....
When you are made low on earth for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ. He will exalt you in heaven. He had prepared a mansion for her and a place. ❤
0:40 ME LLEVAS CON UN PRINCIPE HAKU SABES QUE SOY NUEVA
Katherine Howard and Joan Of Arc are both too young to die
Both young women... Katherine Howard, 19 and Jehanne la Pucelle, 23.
Yet, Joan never used that particular family name ''d'Arc'' during her lifetime.
@harrypotterfan1593
please tell why I should '' correct the ages'' ... ... you mentioned in your previous comment that Jehanne la Pucelle was 19 when she died, which then would indicates that she left for France, at the age of 16 which is certainly a dilemma !
In 1428, Jehanne was by herself, without the permission of her father , travelling to the independent Duchy of Lorraine, Holy Germanic Empire, from her Barrois region to the city of Tull ( Toul, today ) at the Ecumenical council from the Diocese of Metz to annul a marriage promise her father had accepted a few year earlier. At that time at the age of maturity which was 20, a woman could present at the ecumenical court a challenge. The Bishop of Metz mentioned she was successful and the fiancé was not happy ! ( She had met René d'Anjou at Nancey ! )
Also, at 20, a year before she left for France. in Nancey, 1428, Jehanne being already well-known was invited by the Duke of Lorraine, Charles II and his wife Margarete von der Pfalz, since the Duke was in need of help, he had health issues.
She was also invited to ''run a lance'' in the afternoon.
She said to the duke she had no divine or magical powers, she couldn't be of help however she said that his medical problems were from his liaison with his mistress Alyson du May.
At the Rehabilitation Trial 1450/51, Jehanne' age was changed, a younger girl , a very young virgin was most important to Charles VII to challenge the English aristocracy .
It's still works today !
To tell ya guys the truth, May 30 is her death no? But why is she dead in the winter? She would have died in spring, since May is Spring Season, no?
It can snow in May.
@@mirrage42 and how's it possible?
@@Sakristan-Anthweather
Hollywood movie, only to add drama.
Movies are for entertainment only, not History correct .
This was released same time Messenger Joan of Arc in 1998. I liked that one better.
Ouch.
When she looked up the sky I saw the Dove., Jesus Christ is getting her soul.. she has no pain now with Jesus Christ.. just like Jesus Christ not a criminal but He was put on the cross.
What's the film name?
Joan of arc
1999 TV Mini Series, Joan of Arc. Joan is Arc is portrayed by Leelee Sobieski
Gerat woman joan ob arck
Great women Joan of arc
😢😢😢😢😢
What movie is this?
Nothing screams authentic middle ages France better than modern english and American accents lol 😆.
One has to try to suspend disbelief. English didn't exist
Imagine the difficulty of training actors to speak middle English. And what ever french existed
How I’m sorry 3:22 3:30
😢
Sad how charles vii didnt save her even thought she got him crowned in 1429 and 40 years after that she was found not guilty during the reign of his son Louis XI better known as the spider
Why was she burned?
Pls tell anyone.
Because she wears a man armor
She was uncomfortable political figure so several politicians wanted her gone so they made up some false charges in order to trial her for heresy.
She said God choose her and they didn’t like that so they called her a heretic.
Thank u everyone
Crossdressing, supposed witchcraft, all that good stuff.
That was so dramatic ! Ain't nobody do all that..!
She was burned 3 times
@@_argh.1
She was not burned 3 times !
She was deprived of oxygen, became unconsciousness and died from suffocation.
Burning at the stake...a great amount of straw was placed under producing a large amount of smoke.
Then the body was burned a second time, to produce ashes...
which were thrown in the Seine.
@@RayB1656 yeah that’s what I mean she was burned 3 times to make sure there was nothing left of her after the 2nd time there were still some bones
@@_argh.1
Your first comment gave the idea she was burned 3 times.
Probably some bones were left, this is why they sent in a bag the remains
to the Seine River.
It’s a movie…
Who's the actress? She's beautiful 😂
simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leelee_Sobieski
Okay so I see people a bit confused. So she was captured by the Burgundians, and then was sold to the English, and in turn was tried for heresy, she was found guilty of heresy, but if she confessed, then they would let her live in the church, but still in captivity. She then confessed. And was forced into a dress. I’m not sure if it’s because she was assaulted or anything like that, but she switched back into the men’s clothes and then they burned her because “once a sinner as returned to their sinful ways they cannot be saved”
Christianity is horrible. It has, and continues to cause so much suffering.
St. Joan of Arc loved God and the Church
This is the same as blaming Muslims for bombing. Always blame the people, people that do terrible things will always find a way to justify their actions and many used religion.
@@jeremiahsalidao3951 True Christ and God have nothing to do with all of this stuff
@@jeremiahsalidao3951muslim had their pedophile prophet 😔
I’d say the same for all organized religion
Which one was this?
for free?
WDYM?
For France
Omg why would they do that to her?!!! It’s not right to burn people alive?!!!!!!!!!!! Like why do people have to treat her like this?!!!!!
They did the same thing to Joan of arc as they did to William Wallace when on trail and killed them that they are the threat
May I see a crusifix level with my eyes?
Brings out cross without a corpus
🤦🏼♀️
? It doesent matter if it has a corpus on it or not. Dafuq?
Wtf barney 😂
She never screams for Jesus ,that is a lie
Some parts are added for dramatic purposes
No, it's not. Didn't you ever do any research?
While the details varies, the contemporary eyewitness accounts agrees that she indeed cried out for Jesus.
The account that the scene in the clip is obviously based upon, is the following, which can also be found in the biography _'Jeanne D'Arc: Her Life And Death'_ by Margaret Oliphant:
_“Being in the flame her voice never ceased repeating in a loud voice the holy name of Jesus, and invoking without cease the saints of paradise, she gave up her spirit, bowing her head and saying the name of Jesus in sign of the fervour of her faith.”"_
@@lukaurshibara5837
Why the last moments of Jehanne la Pucelle
totally ''varies'' from one author to the next ?
There were no contemporary eyewitnesses .
The last moments are unknown.
The general population was not allowed near
the old market place in Rouen, only Burgundian soldiers,
a few hundred of them.
The Rouen' market place was outside the city walls in 1431, no houses around, mainly grazing grass fields for the farm animals as the farmers of the area were selling their produce.
Omg did she survived😱
No.
Hello Joan Lippmann
I wonder if anyone brought marshmallows to these burnings...
I would have.
Because she was first turned away around age 13 to send her message, but sone revelation cane true, the dofur agreed to see her at age 19 n SHE WAS DRESSED AS A MAN to help get her there safely. After that it was practical. She couldn't very well lead an army all dressed up like a girl. I want to get a tattoo in her honor.
Not a great realistic scene for non shock in our minds ...
Is that Jennifer Lawrence?
No.
@@blackalien6873 who is it then?
@@MadamLolzit’s Helen hunt lmfao
No, it's Leelee Sobieski
It sort of looks like her doesn't it
They killed a Saint. Yes, God has His own plan but He also gave us free will. Clearly we have chosen evil again and again that when He sends a messenger, we kill them. This all started with Christ.
She was not happy on the stake. Look like she was going to cry. Only 19 year old. Her friend did his best to support her right before she died.
唯一神教は怖いな
Viva la Resistance!
That what any freinch man would not doing for france todays
Horrible