The Jerusalem Has Come 4K Cinematic
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2020
- A simple edit of King Baldwin and Saladin meeting.
Effects added are: Sharpening, Contrast, Light rays, and Glow.
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Everyone asking what movie this is from; RUclips recommends it. "Kingdom of Heaven: Directors Cut" 
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He answered his "salam" even thought he wasn't muslim. This is a high level of respect to your enemy.
You don't need to be muslim to say that
its literally just peace be upon you, you can say this to everyone btw moreover islam told muslim to have peace with others hence religion of peace
Muslims can answer assalamualaikum from anyone. If a non muslim says Assalamualaikumwarrahmatullah then it will be sus but the muslin will still greet them warmly.
@@thesauce1682 that “literally” is not just that lol
late night vhs this greeting of Jesus and Muslims say today me peace be with you
Bro the 2000s were just different. You could feel the soul in these kinds of films.
Yeah and now we have shit like marvel
Old is gold soul of old is pure Saladin lots of respect 😎
@@theratwhotookyourteeth8514 woke culture ruining all of the arts
Movie nowadays: put LGBTQ propaganda and make it 80s 😂
@@Takaba95 brain dead comment
"I will send you my physicians."
Man, I can hear the sympathy in his voice. What an actor.
If you rewatch this scene with that in mind it's like Salahudin could only see his sickness and he was sympathetic to him during the entire "negotiation."
An Islamic Physician between the 9th and 13th century was like a sorcerer, thanks to the Islamic Golden Age. They had a detailed knowledge of cures for a myriad of diseases and maladies - meanwhile in Europe, religious zealotry actively persecuted anyone attempting to so much as remove a rotten tooth.
So, for Saladin to send his Personal Physicians to help Baldwin - it was a subtle message conveying how deeply he respected Baldwin, in spite of being his enemy. In a world without politics or religious divide, they might have been the best of friends.
This scene alone is better than entire Napoleon new movie.
Same director btw but ye point still stands
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YES
@@AnNguyen-rb6jr có discord ko cu
@@AnNguyen-rb6jrI think that’s why he said it lol
I miss the early 2000's: Gladiator, LotR trilogy, Troy, Kingdom of Heaven. I love massive ancient/medieval battles. Braveheart started it.
This was a special time for fans of medieval history/fantasy. Watching Such films as a kid literally shaped my love and interest in the genre and topic.
Any other of such movies?
YOU FORGOT PASSION
I often think this.. What a great time it was for movies.
@@JUNEORJUNE What's the movie called? Just passion? Can't find it.
"I will send you my Physicians."
A mark of honor, between Leaders.
He REALLY did this.
@@ginmar8134 Twice, because later during the Third Crusade when Richard the Lionheart fell badly ill, Saladin sent his personal doctor to treat him
another example of the elite using the every day man for their gains..then they all sit back together and laugh at us. they are all on the same side. they use us against each other
Naive... Saladin sent his physicians only to find out how bad Baldwin was and when he would die so that Saladin could launch the attack.
@@longbow101 yes bro you are right, all the fucking historian out there are wrong and you with your inglorious science knew why salahdin sent his doctors.
Not because we have in Islam that whenever you see someone in need for help , you fucking go and help him no matter if he is muslim or not, no matter which rase he is! All the matters that he needs help and if we can provide it we provide it. That’s what mohamed taught us bro
You have to wonder how different a world it might have been had Baldwin been healthy and ruled over Jerusalem for 20, 30, 40+ years and not just the 11 years of his actual reign.
The man spent his entire reign walking a tightrope with no harness over a nest of vipers while a disease was literally eating him alive.
He defended his land, his people, and his faith until the day he died. One of history's great characters.
The thing is, we dont know how baldwin would be like if he wasnt afflicted with the condition, it probably made him who he is, and if he didn't die, saladin would have to either attack Jerusalem anyway or find a way for Muslims to accept permanent peace.
@@J040PL7year you are completely right
It was the disease that gave him such character.
The fact is saladin never win a single battle against the leper king.
Exactly. Baldwin's strength and virtues are a big lesson for all of us. He lived in such a chaotic scenario and still managed to show kindness and greatness in his actions.
He was a leader like very few men have ever been and his story is just fascinating. God bless his beautiful sou 🙏❤️
Two badass historic figures, their grand armies behind them, each representing their belief, and decide to just keep the peace & respect. That’s powerful.
also, Baldwin proposed to punish his General Ronald
He didnt propose it. HE SWORE IT@@hunterytofficial
@@anthroposlogica9379 same thing
@@hunterytofficiala promise means he WILL do it and a proposal means something that he might do
@@UltraFire538 well if the proposal is accepted, it ultimately becomes a promise
An enemy you respect is worth more than a friend you cannot trust.
Ey boss
@@mikeoxmaul45 i habe cancer
Don't say such things friend This disease is a curse please do not say things. May you stay healthy.
Actually, they are only enemies due to a circumstance. But by principles, character, belief, and integrity, they are not. Both worthy of respect.
@@Yo-ot1rn There are many misconceptions in the past that is being presently corrected by /through thorough reinvestigation and Science. Leprosy is one. It is a disease but not a curse. Today, Leprosy can now be cured through long medicinal intakes . And physical disfiguration can now be altered through cosmetic surgeries. The only thing you need is money.
This scene alone is more majestic than the entire Avengers series.
Whoa whoa whoa let's just caaallllm down
who hurt u
That escalated quickly...
no doubt
Exactly
As a Christian, I love how this movie portrays Salahuddin as a cunning and benevolent leader. Who shows he cares for the well being of his men even though he is confronted with war. He did all those soldiers a favor. He drew back to allow them and himself to come home to their families. ✝️🤝☪️
Movie name please
@@bsnaff998 Kingdom of Heaven
I hope one day the Muslim and Christian rivalry ends✝️ God bless you all
As a Muslim, we studied about this leader, nicknamed the Lionheart, and that he was a person who respected promises
@@mishmish2194this was King Baldwin IV, Richard the Lionheart come after Saladin take over Jerusalem
I like how even though the king of Jerusalem was VISIBLY sick and Saladin didn’t see it as an opportunity to attack him. He showed empathy and even offered medical help to enemy and it highlights not only their respect for each other but their own character and integrity. Smh I love this movie 🥹
He did the same to Richard the Lionheart. As soon as Salahudin heard that Richard fell ill, he sent bags of fresh fruit aswell as a pile of ice to him. And when Richards Horse died, he sent him a new one. All while still being at war with him.
Some people are born to be men.
That’s nice ❤
What movie is this can you tell me the name
@@wolfrogamer6116 Kingdom of heavens
In an open-pitch no-trickery battle christian heavy cavalry would beat muslim forces. So odds are actually with Baldwin here.
I like how the two leaders understand the depth of the power that they hold and the importance of respect.
they both represent beliefs sent from God so no games
or the director did. you know its fiction right? Please hollywood stop making movies that pretend fictional ancient is like a machoboy HQs. adults these days are kids forever and dumb. they cry with the scenes its pathetic.
@@ccatch_ doesn't matter
Salahudin had an army the size we cannot comprehend fighting in muslim territory for Allah in order to avenge infidel attacks on peaceful muslims.
Baldwin had an army of proven knights fighting under the true cross (supposedly the same cross Jesus was crucified on) in mostly hostile territory looking to save christian men from being murdered by blasphemers.
Had it been real, they all would have died. Every man would have died. Every man in that fight would have thrown themselves into the inferno, because if they had survived they would be treated as traitors and deserters and would meet a much harsher end than they could possibly think.
@@ccatch_ Those were the real characters and they respected each other very much. Also Salahadin really send medical aid to Baldwin and later to Richard the Lionheart when he was ill. They both were fantastic men.
The soldiers there : "this could have been an email".
@Naufal bro that was a good one what is your problem? 😂
@Naufal stop making stupid comments
@Naufal stupid
send ravens
You are the boss!
I love that line: “Tell my master, that Jerusalem has come!”
THE Jerusalem..!
Serious question: If you were in the middle of the crowd and suddenly you wanted to go number 2, how did this work?
Butt plug? 😂
@MilkyShade drop your pants do et on dah spot.
@@billylee7398 and your war buddies rate your load . Some even bet on it.
"Batman vs Superman is the ultimate faceoff in Cinema History."
The Ultimate Chads: my broda...
"I will send you my Physicians."
I like how Saladin very much understands that Baldwin is wearing himself out and know how bad his condition is, but still sees him more friend and neighbor than enemy.
In Modern Day he would say ...I would sent you My new PS5..😂😂😂
Like Mete-Han/Modu Chanyu did once
They'd be good spies as well, to guess just how long the King has left to live (since Saladin is expecting war with whoever succeeds King Baldwin)
The physicians are the one that killed and spy for saladin
@@MarvinT0606 Or poison him?
That's how you negotiate.
"Leave or we all die"
"Understandable, have a nice day"
You take that seriously when it's coming from a man with leprosy.
Like real men.
@@Jzscrstsprstr yes if he has 100k armed men behind him, i take that very seriously. EXSPECIALLY if he has leprosy, he has nothing to loose. If he says or we will all die here, there is nothing left to say.
@@wolflarsen1900 nice explanation, i agree
@@Jzscrstsprstr you got 3rd degree burn you need some mask to cover thag face.
not a cell phone in sight. just people living in the moment. beautiful.
Bro are you serious? How do you expect them to have any reception in the middle of the dessert?
I saw a few cellphones. They were tindering
@@zingamaxkettlesteinjudaism6069trying to find that Israeli girls only fans
It Is well known that take out your cellphone during a battle was prohibited.
They managed to portray those 2 great leaders without taking away anything from each of them, what a scene!
Admit it, the most legendary part of this movie is when baldwin greeted Saladin in arabic. And Saladin replied with pride.
He just replied.
@@omarx2449 and also, old Christians used to greet eachother like that.
100th like
before islam, Middle Eastern christians used to greet each other that way in Arabic. So it’s not uncommon.
@@mohandave5825 Doesn't it literally just mean "Peace be upon you"? Can be used by Muslims as much as Christians.
I love how well they portray how massive these armies are
200k soldiers on each side is indeed massive
@@Shateiken and way too much banners
@@jakegyllenrat4443 maybe the banners protects them from the hot sun in the desert
***////////⚠⚠ Allah's prophets are named after another GOD⚠⚠ Has Allah forgotten his name or is he just an IDOL!⚠⚠//////////****
Why is it the unforgivable sin in Islam to confess " there is only one God and this is YHWH""
The Name Jesus means------------- ***"YHWH SAVES "**
Elijah means------------- --------------***" MY GOD IS YHWH"***
John means ----------------------------***" YHWH has been gracious""***
Zakariya means -----------------------***""YHWH has remembered""***
********are all prophets according to the Quran*******
@@WhyAlwaysMeOfficial 😂No. The Great Cross can protect you from Muslim armies
Both Baldwin and Saladin were good men. I like the way each are portrayed here, and the show of mutual respect reminds me of Proverbs 16:7, "When a man's ways please the LORD, he maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him."
Love that quote. So true.
Saladin: Are you sick? Get well soon, I'll send you some doctors
Baldwin: Thanks man, peace
Saladin: peace, see you
“Tell my master… Jerusalem has come.” What a line. What a scene. What a movie.
Hmmm explain a bit further ?
@@Mo-gg8ts King Baldwin is king of Jerusalem
Salahuddin be like: Yes.. I can see them clearly. 😂
@@globalwarfighter No bro the King of Jerusalem is Salahuddin ayyubi
@@o.pgamer4306 nah lmfao, also Muslims don't belong there
I love that he says "I pray that you withdraw your men or WE will ALL die." He's not saying he'll win, and he's not saying Saladin will win, he's saying that they will both fight until the last man and it simply isn't worth the bloodshed. Extremely reasonable and logical while also being very diplomatic. Amazing depiction of an amazing historical figure.
tbf baldwin constantly beat saladin in a number of battles, never once losing to the muslims. that being said he probably realised the christian position in jerusalem was untenable if hostile relations continued
@@julianshemmy629who won at the end 🙃 go watch the movie
@@94hako bro he died before the movie end
@@julianshemmy629 salahdin made a promise and he kept it , even if baldwin would have been alive for long salahdin would never give up
@@94hako bro he kept losing, and only conquered jerusalem after baldwins death. saladin didnt even manage to beat richard the lionheart in any battle despite having logistical, resource, and manpower superiority
This is so iconic, even after 2024 this is a masterpiece
I see u in every GCSE vid😂
The amount of respect between these two is amazing.
I noticed how uptil 2:43 baldwin is suffering and doing his best to stay strong and potray himself as such by holding his head up high until the terms are made, after which he can finally let go and looks down breathing heavily in agony. This didn't go unnoticed by saladin who took pity and realised how bad his condition had become. His tone in turn becomes soft and compassionate.
Thank you for that piece of information.
Considering Baldwin rode out with the army knowing he would die, he did it just to maintain the peace, it could only be him, Saladin was happy to help him. Baldwin literally sacrificed himself to keep the peace.
What Saladin did notice was a threat and a man willing to die. Thats why he agreed to the terms.
you read in too much
@@freddymax100 no not really, Saladin would’ve won if they fought anyway, but he kept the peace because peace is the best thing in the world
the giant cross, and then the massive army materializing out of the desert mirage gives me shivers. one of the most unforgettable moments ever filmed.
when men were men
@Misha Disrael today men have no honor no respect for culture nor religion they are losing their manners to appear more cool or more "civilized" this is not manhood
@Misha Disrael Men's are doing tiktok challenges nowadays
You really need to watch more cinema...
@@charleshowie2074 thanks, o mighty cinemaphile, for your enlightened opinion.
I watched "Matrix 1" at least 27 times, "30 Days of night" at least 15 times but "Kingdom of heaven"......i can watch it all day long. the music, the historical events, the acting, the cinematography, the dialogues.......everything is more than perfect in this movie. no historical movie can ever come close to this masterpiece.
Bruh widen your horizons
pls name this specific scene score
It took me over ten years to watch this movie. Definitely now in my top 5
I like the way Saladin said "We have terms." Not very often do we get to see a conflict being resolved so decisively and (to a certain level) amicably.
Saladin did utilise a lot of Diplomacy during his rule. Understandably alot of the conflicts during his time were resolved through war, he was one of the few who would take diplomacy if he could.
@@Saicofake he did because he knew the other side wanted to be diplomatic, unlike the previous era's of various leaders of Islam.
@@mohdshahariar5833 if only our current leaders can be as diplomatic as Saladin. I don't want to be pessimistic but...
@@subliminalfalllenangel2108 mate all our leaders have surrendered to the west already, forget islamic glory, its gone, it will return only for a few years, then islam will disappear, its the future, and its how it always will be.
@@subliminalfalllenangel2108 The problem is that the leaders are way TOO diplomatic in the current world. Too much bureaucracy on either side leads to delayed intervention in a time of need. Take the UN for example. Countries outside of their sphere are left to fend while the voting passes (which can often go for longer than a month) and prevents any progress. Plus, in a medieval era, very little resources were allocated in the scale it is now. And even then, most of the imported resources were luxury, there was little need for goods not needed for basic survival. An embargo on the country's resources weren't too much of a threat (aside from neighboring countries, take for example the pyrrhic war where the sea was an important point in trade). In the modern world banana republic states that rely on export of maybe 1 or 2 resources as their main source of income, manpower isn't the main weapon, it's the threat of cutting out essential strategic and civilian goods. And often even in a state of diplomatic impasse, both sides won't back down, which leads to more negotiating jargon which, in turn, stagnates the situation until appropriate ammount of votes are passed through several channels (another process that slows down things). The people, hell, the entire state is left on it's own with zero command outside of their own forces, while the leaders babble away at their large gatherings while innocents and soldiers die...
Next time try to sounds less like a pompous prick and read a book for once.
Saladin: A king does not kill a king. Were you not close enough to a great king to learn by his example?
This sentence resembles the respect they had for each other.
Saladdin wasnt a king
@@salva9783 then what was he?
@@salva9783 then he was president or prime Minister 🤣😂
@@salva9783 He was when he ended the Fatimid and establish his own dynasty. The ayyubids
"When I am not King, I quake for Islam."
The way both kings exchanging respect pull the strings of my heart. Truly remarkable film.
The shot of the giant golden cross seemingly floating through the air, and then the massive army of Jerusalem appearing out of the mirage behind it was so damn awesome
That shot gave me chills
yet the Muslim army was much more stronger and won the war
We were never able to get it back
@@kingofkings3130blame guy lusignan
@@kingofkings3130Was it a real thing?
@@kingofkings3130
Who controls that land today again ?🤔
Definitely not the Muslims
When the leader of the war used to ride *before* his armies
ruclips.net/video/TUcv5z_2aq8/видео.html
President of Chad did this... look how he ended😂
Now we have coward civilian cunts who rose to power and command from behind the desk far away from the actual fight.
would be pretty dumb for a leader who wants to control an army to charge on the frontline. There would be no one to take command of the different legions. Had no matter in ancient times, but later with different tacticts and troops there had to be a leader to yell orders and raise banners so the troops knew where to go.
This is a movie btw
سنعود بإذن الله ونسترجع فلسطين انتظرونا يا إسرائليين الأيام بيننا
I don’t know how many times I have watched this scene.
I absolutely loved the fact that they truly respected each other. The way Salaheddine lowered his eyes when king Baldwin seemed unwell and only said that he would send him his physicians; beautiful!
Both were chivalrous leaders in their own right
@@northamericanintercontinen3207 absolutely!
Those two have history, and have leadered a number of wars against each other a bunch of times already... and yet both of them are still alive. So they both see each other as equals at this point.
@Brenden Malloy nope, he send pshychians to check the kings health, like he send one of his best horse to the king richard the lion as a replacement when the kings horse were struck
@Brenden Malloy wow that took all my dumb energy to read
I need to give a lot of credit to Edward Norton for his portrayal of King Baldwin IV, he and Hugo Weaving (V For Vendetta) were able to convey so much emotion with their faces covered.
Hugo Weaving's acting in V for Vendetta was a piece of art.
@@hereticsign Yup, whole face covered not even his eyes were shown but so much emotion in his acting in the way he speaks that the audience is always clear in how he feels.
Those masks are badass bro. Don’t care what anybody says😂
It was amazing performance by Edward Norton
V for Vendetta is one of my fav. Although revolutions never happen in real life, its sweet to day dream about it.
Τhis is a masterpiece!
I really miss those kind of movies.
The 2 most honorable men in the history king baldwin and saladin both respected each other and show compassion the epitome of chivalry wish our leaders today were like these 2 great kings
no matter the religion, these chivalrous kings who rode at the front of their armies deserve to be respected
Salladin should have killed that bitch (Guy of Lusignan) when King Baldwin died, but he spared his life ... Guy later costed Salladin a war cus he backstabbed Salladin .. its not good to be too merciful sometimes, Salladin was too passive and merciful
@@TsarOfRuss iirc from various sources, it is Salahuddin's policy to never harm a person that he had previously offered hospitality to.
Guy de lusignan was offered ice water by Salahuddin after the battle of hattin, as such he would not harm the man.
Guy afterwards gave the cup of ice water to Reynald de chatillon, which means salahuddin did not offer the water directly. As such, no hospitality was given. That's part of the reason why salahuddin ends up killing reynald but spared guy
Why?? Because they followed some stupid etiquette??
These people were all uneducated violent psychopaths who murdered for no other reason than religious superstition and political greed.
@@sissyphussartre2907 read a book and maybe learn a thing or 2 about human behaviour and psychology
@@ankurhalder9217 I don't have religion that I follow but you are right, people should learn them first hand before having a conclusion.
Kingdom of Heaven is such an underrated movie.
because its fake.bunch of false history written by liberals who like rainbow flags and mohammadens
@@phatcrayonz witch parts
@@phatcrayonz Wich parts of the history are fake?
Some of the history as an example atheism was totally banished, both Sallahadin and Baldwin were true warriors that only had a short time of peace and didn't actually want peace, Jerusalem was really important for Sallahadin.
Sallahadin didn't respect christians and Baldwin didn't respect muslims. When retaking Jerusalem Sallahadin even made a donkey drag a cross to show disrespect towards the christians. That's the things I know, there are even more.
@@darkwolf4434 umm source?
When Jerusalem comes with that army and that big cross along with the music. Oh my God!..
Ikr, I orgasmed
For real man!
"Withdraw or we will all die here." such a cold statement from The King.
Edward Norton is an awesome actor. When you can portray a character and still emphasize expression while wearing a solid mask, that is talent
Indeed
Pedro Pascal in the Mandalorian
That’s the thing. He could obviously fight despite is handicap. But, I’m sure the psychological effect that mask had on his enemies was probably like, ohhhhhhhhhh sheeeeeeeet mane🤣
@Hans Johansen same man I was shocked to find out Baldwin was played by Edward Norton, now that I know , I can definitely see it lmao
Mandalorian hahahaha
90% of Eva Green in this movie was her just staring at things in the distance
@Eli Bishop She's a beautiful lady, yes. She has a powerful career and is fully deserving of respect. I suggest you review the terms you use to refer to any women, you may think they're flattering, but very few women would genuinely appreciate them.
@@dr_rune ayo gtfo we dont treat women with respect on the internet, this our domain!
Yes,but Eva’s eyes are stunning 😊
@@barrypotter376 "We"? You mean you. Speak not for others, you have no right to besmirch them with your inadequacy.
Genius lol
This scene and music choice is just pure art... what a masterpiece
absolutely fine cinematography ❤️🔥
The respectful and Humble king is rare. There are two in this scene
Thanks for the info.
Check Sikh empire. All were respectful and humble.
That’s actually not true, kings were expected to be respectful and humble. Being that they were literally bred and raised to lead
@@havoc7154 The Sikhs were great but not as great as these two.It's a farcry
@@user-mn2gt4ct3l he's talking about respectful and humbleness not greatness.
" the jerusalem has come " + "the shining holy cross" = Goosebums
They lost it to Saladin lol
Unplug your ears, he said "that Jerusalem has come", not "the".
Check the official subtitles or the movie's script if you doubt me.
Crusades are coming
@@FahadAhammedSiyam lol Saladin lost to Richard the lion heart..all three battles.
@@fitaxplus Dude Richard beat Saladin thrice😂
Having one good king in one place is amazing but to have two in the same place is without doubt a great and magnificent event to witness.
All those men and women that witness that historical moment, were very lucky 😎
In awe of that shot at 1:07 of the shield wall marching in front of the True Cross. The cinematography of this film was on another level.
"Withdrawal or we will all die here."
People in the comments are missing the point.
This isn't about Baldwin being a "badass MF" who came here guns blazing and staring down Salahadin.
Baldwin is looking at an army leader who is indeed very good at what he does, but who is extremely furious and emotional over what Reynard has done (attacked a pilgrim caravan and killed his sister).
Baldwin's "Withdrawal or we will all die here" isn't a threat.
It is a reminder that Baldwin is a leader also, and that he will be forced to retaliate against him, should Salahaddin attack the city, thus causing a massive loss of human life. Which is why he gives his word that Reynard shall be punished, through justice and not vengeance.
Baldwin having leprosy doesn't mean he has nothing to lose.
It means he cherishes every moment of life he can afford, as well as every life that he can save.
"A man in a desert treasures every drop of water."
Very intuitive and thoughtful. You should consider a career in the Intelligence community.
Thank you captain obvious
@@CaptainCaptainZach read down the comments and see if it was that obvious to the rest of the folk below.
So you wrote all that just to say "Baldwin wasn't threatening him with a proposition, Baldwin was guaranteeing everyone will die if his hand is forced." And you're weirdly heated about it too 🤷🏼♂️
@@St.Smitty Maybe I expressed myself wrongly, but I'm not angry about what I'm saying.
I simply noticed a theme on the comments of "Baldwin" being this unstoppable badass with nothing to lose, and I just thought that some hadn't seen it like I did.
Out of curiosity, and for future convesations, what exactly was the part of my comment that sounded aggressive?
I've read some article long ago that Saladin died poor, as he gave all of his wealth to his men. What a man, mad respect.
Yep
Read (kindly) the biographies of Omar bin khattab , Khalid bin elwalid , Saladin .
Legends
@@dylanroemmele906 It's only subjective if you don't know the context. do some reading then make assumptions
@@dylanroemmele906 again, context. You still have no idea what you are talking about
@@dylanroemmele906 yes, I do. He was so poor he couldn't afford his own funeral
Peace, understanding and respect between Christians and Muslims on Earth.
No child of god should suffer what these men suffered on the crusades. May god be with all of us.
One of the best scenes in cinematic history
Saladin died a poor guy by giving out all his wealth to those who were in need. Truly a great man.
May God bless you.
Wow!even though im a christian.i idolize him so much.
Nope
respect to him even if me is christisn
Peace be upon Saladin
The most appealing character of the move and it had many was King Baldwin. I recently saw a short and I immediately thought to myself " who played the King and what other movies had he been in?" because his gestures and his voice stuck with me as a great actor playing a great role. It was Edward Norton and I had no clue all these years.
that was great we oughta do this again some time soon you guys
They were both great leaders of their people. The world today cries for leaders like these two. People who could disagree, be sworn enemies, yet were able to treat each other with respect. Sadly, like the Morning Star - we have all fallen. Christians and Muslims alike.
Despite all the technological progress mankind has made, so many of us still cling to barbarous tribalism mentality. You can take the beast out of the jungle but you cannot take the jungle out of the beast.
@@TESkyrimizer agree , well one thing men r not men anymore , most r bunch of kids that got no jealousy or honor left , technological advancement doesnt mean anything if people lost their morals and faith , we r made and programmed by a creator , we got freewill but also we got that programming that been manipulated by media (movies...etc) , thats why we miss the time when men were actual heros and women were actually keepers and with honor and true love toward their men.
the occidental people want the weakest leader possible, otherwise they think authoritarian
Frodo, why do you speak thus of Lucifer?
Have you not heard... that one arrives, precisely when they mean to?
12 How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
Isaiah 14:12 KJV
16 I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
Revelation 22:16 KJV
1 And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth. 2 And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? 3 Jesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God should be made manifest in him.
6 When he had thus spoken, he spat on the ground, and made clay of the spittle, and he anointed the eyes of the blind man with the clay, 7 and said unto him, Go, wash in the pool of Siloam, (which is by interpretation, Sent.) He went his way therefore, and washed, and came seeing.
John 9:1-3, 6-7 KJV
A Servant of the Secret Fire...
29 for our God is a consuming fire.
Hebrews 12:29 KJV
9 Some said, This is he: others said, He is like him: but he said, I am he.
John 9:9 KJV
Nevertheless my friend... we have all sinned and fell short of the Glory of God.
But it is His great pleasure to make an image unto Himself, using our faults, weaknesses and shortcomings to His Glory. If we are humble, we seek him with a pure heart and in good conscience.. in spirit and in truth.
And,
27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. 28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
Genesis 1:27-28 KJV
And here we are.
This is your time, now, what will you do with it?
36 Master, which is the great commandment in the law? 37 Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. 38 This is the first and great commandment. 39 And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. 40 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.
Matthew 22:36-40 KJV
2 I counsel thee to keep the king's commandment, and that in regard of the oath of God.
Ecclesiastes 8:2 KJV
And never forget,
29 He giveth power to the faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength. 30 Even the youths shall faint and be weary, and the young men shall utterly fall: 31 but they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
Isaiah 40:29-31 KJV
3 Grace be with you, mercy, and peace, from God the Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father, in truth and love.
2 John 1:3 KJV
Well, it’s like with any situation when brothers fight and your parents give you grace for not completely destroying one another. And, you’re still getting your asses whooped until you learn to get it right.
Baldwin a man of honor who keeps his word. Respect from Muslims. No wonder we read about him in our books
Unlike Richard the so-called “lionhearted.”
@@brobrobear470 lmao
@@brobrobear470 wdym Richard cour de lion was a fine example of a good military leader and pious man who led an honourable life.
@@mohandave5825 Nothing pious about Richard who k1ll3d fellow Christians just because they were Arab
@@mohandave5825 he murdered thousands of prisoners and was a terrible person overall, who enjoyed war and near bankrupted his nation waging it across Europe
Wow the direction, dialogue delivery and nuance expressions of each actors, something we miss in superhero movies
Such a great scene between Baldwin and Saladin. King Baldwin was a fascinating character and despite wearing a mask Nortons portrayal and his acting capturing the Kings pain and discomfort especially here is extraordinary. There are very performances that you cant take your eyes off and this is one of them.
Anyone who has not seen the Director's cut of this film has been robbed, it's an entirely different film with loads more of explaining, it's a great cut.
Ahh I'll have to check that out thank you!
Funny thing I accidentally watched it! i have watched it two times before and the third time I am confused since I don't remember the scene with the queen sybill's son feel longer...and that's when I realized it's a director's cut and boy I agree it emphasizes more details
@@bimaginaryworld yes there is easy 30 mins extra of Balian back in France when he is mourning his wife, it shows more detail of the local politics and beliefs there. And when his father arrives.
OK, I need to re-watch this film and the director's cut version today then. Thanks
where where where..?!!!
As a Muslim I respect Salahuddin and Baldwin for their wholesome class and sincerity..no fucking ego and arrogance just a respect for each others leadership...
As a Catholic Christian I love scenes like this. As Brothers of the Book we Christians and muslims have more in common than most.
@@_Cato_ my friend jesus is also our prophet
@@vakkasyagc7956 Indeed! We are brothers in many ways. Nothing but respect for you guys
@@vakkasyagc7956 He is not just a prophet but God in the flesh…salvation can ONLY be found in Jesus Christ…He is the way the truth and the life…if you believe in him with all your heart you will be saved.
@@_Cato_ respect and love to you my brother, btw from which country are you from?
The pure respect and understanding of one another. Accepting differences and striving to learn to live together. Wish the leaders today had the same mindset and respectfulness to one another.
Oh what a joy it would be to see a Christian king in Jerusalem again...
The fact that Salahudin's tone changed when he said “I will send you my physicians” is amazing. They both were great kings.
Nobody talking about saladin "the actor" being a great horseman
A Syrian actor.
He is Syrian Actor ... his name is Ghassan Massoud ...
@@goldeneye5307 i thought he was kurdish but because everyone stole our lands we just get called either Irani,Iraqi,turkish, or Syrian...
@@SquirtleCODM Saladin was certainly Kurdish,and was highly respected by Christians of that era,especially by king Richard the Lion heart of England..
@@SquirtleCODM Sad, isn't it?
despite the film's falsification that Islam was ever a force for peace in the Levant (they enslaved and massacred millions of people before the crusaders ever showed up); the movie, its soundtrack, the cast, and art direction has no rival, and the movie never fails to captivate and move me.
It generates a real feeling of holiness and transports you right there, like you can taste the air itself. The director's cut remains a 10/10 movie imo.
There is no movie I wish I could experience again for the first time more than this one. The feeling I got when I watched this scene was indescribable. They don't make movies like this anymore
A real gentlemen's agreement. When one's word actually meant something.
Trump has entered the room
@@itxgod3946 china is communist tho
@@itxgod3946 What word did he break exactly?
today's agreement... "i'm on the way bro.."
My word means somthing
Saladin really cares for Baldwin's health for several reasons. But most of them all is that he knows that Baldwin can be trusted. It is a war, but a fair one. Nothing stupid is going to be done whilst Baldwin is alive. A new King can bring unreasonable chaos and an outcome that is eventually sub optimal
theres a reason why baldwin wanted godfrey's son balien to become king in this movie instead of sybilla's current husband guy de lusignan, who wanted war with salahdin. if he had actually agreed to become king, the christians would have held onto the jeruselam for a lot longer and richard the lionheart would not have had to ride into battle and fight with salahdin for 3 yrs nonstop.
idiots, the lot of them.
Good observation..
Saladin modeled himself after the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Praise Be Allah SWT 🙏
@@kabirsardana1282 It is best to win without fighting
@@jonathanlee5314 thats why baldwin wanted balien to take control of the armies after he passed in the movie. he clearly mentioned that when he openly told that guy and his templars will be taken care of if balien said yes.
personally, id have said yes.
till a few moons ago, he didnt even know he was the son of a baron who was one of the greatest knights of that time and now he had the chance to become the king of jerusalem.
this battle was legendary , two legends on both sides fighting with each other
The king showed himself to his archenemy with respect, even though he has condition that may cause him death if he travels. It shows that he treats Salahdin as his equal, and trusting him as very honorable man. And Salahdin, the chosen, knows exactly the weight and respect of Baldwin taking risk of travel just to have words with him and swear justice, so Salahdin fully trust the king and retreat his army for the token of trust. Such legends…
To everyone who thinks that the soldiers were annoyed about having hiked across a sea of sand only to turn back after a minute long conversation that they didn't even get to participate in:
They were shaking in their boots, thinking that they're going to die any moment, only to hear that nah, we're going home. They had never felt such a spike of totally unexpected euphoria in their lives, and the walk home was probably like a giggly dream -- surreal, but 100% positive.
Good way to put it, many were in high spirits and their hopes for martyrdom nearly achieved, however when it comes to battle there are always those who are indeed, scared and shaking in their boots.
Battle is best when avoided
Medieval war was not the same as modern war. The conscripted peasants would probably react this way but the lord or other over zealous or vindictive individuals would've been looking forward to the battle at the beginning. It's only when people start to die and notably when they themselves are attacked do they suddenly become fearful.
@@jonathanlondon4265 yoo!!!war has not changed.."the poor fight the wars the rich dream up"
@@jonathanlondon4265 There were no conscripts in these armies, conscriptions and drafting were incredibly uncommon during the medieval period. Nearly the entirety of the soldiers you see in this scene are levied soldiers or mercenaries, eg they want to be there. In reality, they loved war, and they would be incredibly pissed that there was no battle.
Ancient and medieval warfare was utterly different from modern warfare, and the soldiers fighting then loved it dearly, in general that is.
maybe the muslim soldiers were annoyed because they wanted to go to heaven
Benevolent rulers were and are rare. When two meet on the field of battle, It is legend.
Baldwin and Saladin were rulers of their time. They were ruthless rulers. However for their time they were indeed mild and thoughtful men. Both men respected each other. The film softens history a fair bit. The film made me look up the real histories of Saladin and Baldwin.
Think you're buying too much into the myth versus reality.
@@MorroTreece I think you're conflating historical events with dramatized dialogue and filler. There are many rulers throughout history who were hated by their own people or just simply existed to exist.. there were very few who changed the fabric of their societies for the better, with no other motive than the betterment of their own people (those tend to be the ones who are assassinated by nobility/senate members/council members). This is a story of two of these rare leaders meeting as enemies, but showing the utmost respect for their enemies (both leaders, and soldiers).
There is no such thing as benevolence in high-stakes politics. If you're benevolent, you are naive, and if you are naive, you'll get stomped by the most rudimentary tricks in the book.
When you look up their history, you find out they were highly intelligent and educated men. Masters of the Lands. And formidable in battle.
Even though they were enemies, the respect and honour they gaved each other is truly something to behold
Thanks for sharing this amazing and enjoyable trailer. I liked it a lot. PEACE.
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Merci d'avoir partagé cette bande-annonce étonnante et agréable. Je l'ai beaucoup aimé. PAIX.
I m muslim and love this movie....The Epic conversation and Mutual respect between the two great leaders is admirable....The scene where the man say " Jerusalem has come" the cinematography and the background music gives me shivers... Goosebumps....What a movie...A Masterpiece..
The power of Christianity ✝️
@@arolemaprarath6615One day Islam will come back
@@Mountains_Of_Lebanon when? Till the end of time?
@@arolemaprarath6615 yes. We shall be victorious
@@Mountains_Of_Lebanon I did not know it was gone
nobody mention how Saladeen offer his physician(doctor) to aid with the King's lepers later on.. and that was 100% true!
Saladin did not send his Physicians to Baldwin, he did that with King Richard
@@Elementeyas I'm a Muslim and I hold Baldwin with high regard. He was only a teen 🤯
@@Elementeyas he did the same with baldwin..
Well nobody really cares that’s why fruitcake
'loser' hahahaha...
Fine, I’ll watch kingdom of heaven again.
THIS, is TRULY one of Ridley Scott's FINEST achievements.
As a side note, I am surprised there hasn't been an entire modern film dedicated to Saladin. In fact, when I looked it up, THIS, and a film made in 1963 were the only ones.
"Withdraw, or we will all die here" .. I'm deeply moved by this line. It has so much respect for each other.
@Foul Productions I think its more that any victory to be had between either army present on that field would only be had at a massive cost. A total pyrrhic victory. Saladin knew that he could just starve the Crusaders out essentially, so no point in killing 90% of your army.
@@Drax514 i think not, Salah eddine's army was way more massive and later on he will obliterate Baldwin's army and siege Jeruselum, Salah eddine was the incarnation of justice and if Baldwin agreed to punish the murderer of Salah's sister there's no more reasons to fight.
@@nagato2k633 Remember how baldwin can win battle with outnumber before? Salahuddin respect King Baldwin can manage win that war with young age. It is useless sacrifice man for nothing without any justice, thats why he can manage negotiate between him and salahuddin.
saladin was afraid of the knights on open ground the majority of his force was light cavalry the knights would tear through them like no ones Buisness but they were almost useless when ambushed
@@mrnord4096 Not quite, you forget that the Muslims had Mamluks, they were the best of the best at the time.
I know it probably wasn't intentional, but the different riding styles of Saladin and Baldwin are neat. Saladins is a bit more hectic, taking sharp turns. Baldwins is controlled, but also a bit stiff. One was trained to fight with horse-archers and light cavalry, the other in heavy cavalry charge attacks. Neat!
I think it also serves to show the contrast between the two’s health, with Saladin, despite being in his 50s, could ride with and maneuver with much spirit, whereas Baldwin, much much younger, takes meaningful, deliberate and careful movements due to his advanced leprosy, and the toll it has taken on his body
It also is a great metaphor for the zeal, determination and vigour both men have not just for their religious beliefs, but their capability to lead at the forefront of two worlds.
Mind you, Europe still warred actively with itself whilst the Muslims were engaging with threats to the East. To bring about ANY military or diplomatic action would require no small amount of charisma.
However, it is clear that the Chrisitians were living on borrowed time as is. Baldwin's death is one of those very apparent moments in history that served as a turning point for the future events.
Another thing maybe people won't notice is the fact that the director maybe wanted to show that Salahaddin horse was an Arabian, a breed of horses known to be hot tempered, fast, feisty, athletic, slender with a lot of character. Baldwin on the other hand probably was riding a Thorobreed horse or some other European breed, much quieter, but bigger and more suited to heavy cavalry action
@@leonardodavinci7983thats a great point too
Baldwin was a leper and only rode with his legs because his arms were to weak
Just got gifted the 4 disc director’s cut. It’s about to be epic!!!
"Withdraw or we will all die here" is the equivalent of a finger on the nuclear weapon today. So subtle, but so deadly.
Mutual Assured Destruction
You don't know the meaning of the word subtle obviously, point blank saying "fuçk off or we all die" is the complete opposite of subtlety.
Nah it's more like who has more defective IBCM dies........
He wasn't wrong.
How is "we will all die" subtle?
"I pray you return unharmed to Damascus or we will all die here"
with this sentence alone King Baldwin implies the battle would not have a decided winner thus giving Saladin the respect he deserves as a warrior and King while also being humble at the same time. Clearly Saladin admired this and immediately agreed to his terms while showing him respect in return and offering his help with Baldwin's health... Astounding leaders from both parties.
what made this scene great was that these men saw the humanity in one another as they decide whether or not to go to war. It shows you how pride and ego can lead to death and destruction, where decisions made on compassion and mutual respect can dissolve it.
Saladin was smart. He knew the peace couldn't last but he decided to wait for a better opportunity. Which was practically given to him on a silver platter
@@jmor7707 DEW IT
@@jmor7707 I mean, it's jucy?
@@Xrisus94 are you a gay?
@@Xrisus94 it is haram/sin dont do it or a jihad/crusade will be called on you
What just happen?
"Withdraw or we will all die here."
The way he delivered that line is flawless.
Sultan Saladdin: "I pray that you pull back your cavalry and leave this matter to me." ((later after negotiating terms & coming to agreement))
Sultan Saladdin: "I'll send you my Physicians."
King Saladdin actually worries about King Baldwin's health. They're enemies BUT (to me at least) should the times & settings be different, the 2 men would have been the best of friends that honor & respect each other.
True. He sounds almost sad, as if it was already said and done, which underlies the strength and power of that man. A threat is not a threat if he cannot deliver what he said
@@cruxivar6026 Nah don't be naive. The love-hate relationship between true rivals of power is much more complex. They respect and love each other precisely because they could and have done the most harm to each other. It's almost Stockholm Syndrome. Saladdin sent Baldwin his physician because he knew Baldwin was not long in this world to prevent him from taking over Jerusalem, so he was essentially paying his last respect
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Let me tell you this Michael from someone who study islamic culture : muslim do not fear death instead they seek it in battles.
In this scene, historically, Saladdin came to "revenge" not to conquor Jerusalem. He got what he came for and therefore decided to retreat.
Epic stuff right here!
such hardcore respect in such a brief exchange of words says so much about both leaders, i loved the part where king baldwin iv says "i pray you will retire unharmed to Damascus" meaning he doesn't want bloodshed and shows wisdom and care to his enemy
That golden cross rising from the horizon give me chills everytime
@Rohan 12 hey respect them smh
The true cross of the Armies my friend...
@Rohan 12 I puked seeing hijab 🧕
@@mattias640 Rohan is an indian hindu you islamophobic little punk
@@basitshabbir1100 Ok and? Did I ask? No.
The color graders for this film: How much contrast?
Director: Yes
lmao
And what about the "orange" filter like all middle east and mexico based movies.
@@azertyjhob8686 Make it orange..... but get in some blue tinge too. Like the entire movie is shot 10min after a large thunderstorm.
Baldwin : "Together we fight LGBT. Do we have terms?"
Saladin : "Yes we have terms" .
We shouldnt focus on that lgbt nonsense, its israel we muslims must worry about
A ruler with everything to gain meets with a ruler with nothing to lose. In the end, a mutual respect for one another, which is why peace was so prevalent. When one changes the status quo, the other descends upon the newer force.