@@jsmith7888 but her family does and children in many cases so I think a womans opinion on war is just as important they have as much to lose even if it's not there own lives. alot of times woman suffered more horrible fates during war time.
Pretty powerful. Someone else commented on how each person who stood looked at their families. I got goosebumps when the father and son, then the 2 brothers, stood up. Love & family is what it’s all about my friends!
With this speech I feel like it’s getting my attention and I feel like it’s my turn to serve in the Military and so that’s why I’m gonna go in the Army as an officer and so I’m gonna do it and that’s how I feel like it’s my turn to serve the United States 🇺🇸 so I feel like it’s my turn so I wanna be an officer for the Army and I wanna be out on the front line so I’m gonna do 11 Bravo Infantry so I’m gonna do it join the Military like the Army but I wanna be an Army Officer and with the words she’s saying is true and I feel like when she spoke and so with her speaking got to me but I feel like it’s my turn to join up so that’s how I feel and I’m gonna do it and fight for the fallen brothers and sisters that died in Kabul Afghanistan Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo Sgt. Nicole L. Gee Staff Sgt. Darin T. Hoover Cpl. Hunter Lopez Cpl. Daegan W. Page Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez Lance Cpl. David L. Espinoza Lance Cpl. Jared M. Schmitz Lance Cpl. Rylee J. McCollum Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Knauss
@@davidosborne777 Hi David ! This question that me & some friends keep wondering about - - - -Gu n Owners who R very old & R dying from natral causes - Y don't they bring down the modern redcoats ? Y do they hesitate ??????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????
Tell me: What good is spirit when you lack the wits? Oh, and if you believe that foreign threats are the main concern you sure trust your government and their cronies way too much. What you fools need to understand that the U.S. anno 2019 is nothing like its founding fathers had intended. And the spirit is since long extinguished thanks to the bread and games the entertainment industry provides you with.
@33kaus holokaust I am certain that America's countless victims tend to disagree with you, sir. And dishonoring their memory is cruel, and not acknowledging their unjust deaths?! That is evil. th-cam.com/video/4lMDbYZ26rg/w-d-xo.html Δamn, how i miss curious George.
Titus Pullo You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s well documented whether man or woman most people enlisting in the military have family members who served. It’s gotten to the point it has been called a “warrior caste”. Most of these people have experience with naval/military base or post and the culture of growing up and living or going to these places. Basically most of the military is producing its own new recruits because the sons and daughters are the ones growing up and joining the military. You’re just some foreign scrub named after an HBO character. Fucking dweeb.
I enlisted for the benefits but after coming home from a combat deployment in 2017 through the middle eastern seas, it changed the lot of the crew I served with. I thank god no one was hurt and I could be back with my family. I’m Filipino American, but I’m always an American first. God bless
The irony of this scene is that those who were willing to die for their country got the chance to fight, while those left behind were killed without any chance whatsoever.
The town should have erected a garrison and some armed guards to take turns as 24/7 look out. Then when the British approached, fire with everything they had as preemptive defense.
@@a.alistair9087 I mean… those who were left behind weren’t soldiers. They didn’t even take up arms so what good with a garrison full of those men that wouldn’t fight do? Nothing.
@@a.alistair9087 fire with what? A dozen men and boys with muskets? The British were made up of professional soldiers, they will take that as an act of hostility and destroy the town lol
@@Tara19040 And yet, he was based on a real person who DID commit atrocities against innocent women and children. And in fact he never served justice for any of it, returned to England, and died a rich old man.
I'm afraid the days of war is sound coming. It isn't a matter of if, but a matter of when. The drums of war will sound again. We are at the breaking point.
Notice that half of the volunteers were young men barely 18 and yet they rose to fight for freedom and independence. Notice how each one looked towards their loved ones wanting to give them more out of this country. They fought so that their children and families may live free. The price for freedom so generously paid by the volunteers of average people. Not by a well organized standard military but people who believed in the Cause and were willing to fight for it. Freedom is worth fighting for.
Amen. My family has been serving in the United States Armed Forces since the American Civil War. . Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men (and women) who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
My father’s father went in the Navy at 17, my father joined the Navy at 17 and I joined the Navy “late” in life at the age of 24. One thing I’ve always believed, if no one gives, then no one can receive.
+Wyatt Aiu its easy to say it.. the way the fought was insane back then tho lining up and not takkng any cover at all.... if u wrre in the frontline there was an extremely high percentage u would die
stonem001 the British abolished in 1832 but you think they wouldn't exploit slavery in the US even after they abolished it. Protection for Natives lol you mean the natives that fought along side of them. Any tribe that sided with the French got such good treatment from the Brits. The Americans didn't wake up and said let's mistreat minorites. They learn it from the mother country.
stonem001 Question how were the natives treated that were near the English settlements treated again cause I am sure the ones near Jamestown would love to know they were treated fairly. The problem with your argument is your belief that the British would be so kind when open territory expansion happen. The Louisana purchase never happen cause Britian would took control over that piece of French territory. So instead of slaughter from the Americans it would been the British doing it. Also not justifying slavery but in the US. Slaves were treated the best out of any of the European territories. Do you think with fall of the American gov and most of the elite. The British would that took over carry on the same mercy to the slaves before abolition was enacted. Again it's to many what ifs but history has taught me that the US is not right in ways of dealing with its minorities but it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the Brits.
Respect what your ancestors did and sacrifice so you could enjoy the freedom you have till this day hold on to your culture and belive because that your identity and that the greatest tributes you could repay them
The men who stood up show what it means to have courage. It is being scared to death to do something but knowing you must soldier on and do what’s necessary no matter how difficult. You can tell they were terrified when they looked at their families before standing up. I would have been too. This movie and John Williams score move me to tears every time I see it.
I am so thankful for every life and every Christian that sacrificed their life's for us!! God sacrifices His life for us sinner. He set us free from guilt and sin. God bless everyone that stood for their country. I hope do be part of this awesome group of Amazing patriots. GOD BLESS ALL OF THEM. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SACRIFIVING YOUR LIFE FOR US AMERICANS
Sometimes it’s hard to follow threw with your words. I was once called out on that in elementary school. To this day I will not forget how little I felt when I heard them say “Your all bark and no bite.” For if your words are mere that then your word only has the weight of the air that leaves your mouth.
That’s my quote by the way! Well one of them. I think most people should have at least one quote to live by, either their own words or another’s that can give them as much purpose as almost faith.
The memorable scene of this movie along with a few other ones, gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. For those of you who read this posted comment, all of us should take a moment to give thanks unto God during this upcoming 4th of July for blessing us with such a promised Land full of liberty & freedoms, which was only payed for through the shedded blood & sacrifices of our founding forefathers & their beloved families. We should always remember that Freedom is never free. The holy scriptures even proves to us how war on fellow human civilizations is a repeating cycle, all simply because of iniquity & wickedness. Watch & prepare y'all, & brace yourselves for what's soon coming. Based on where the world is currently headed, it's obviously gonna get much more hellish from here. Even more so than it was for Sodom & Gomorrah! It's even been repetitively prophesied in written scripture by not just holy prophets of old, but today's latter-day prophets that the Constitution of the United States of America will hang only just by a thread, & true Christians who still believe in the rights of our beliefs & freedoms will be the last ones standing to faithfully uphold it 📜🛡️⚔️🎖️🗽🏞️🏜️🇺🇲🇺🇲🕊️ #ImProudToBeAnAmerican #2ndAmmendmentRights #Brotherhood #GodBlessTheUSA
The gentleman who first stood up had the most handsome family. And when father and son stood up; I cried. Our ancestors were brave people and make me so proud to be American! :) Also, what is the name of that hymn they were singing at the beginning? It has been driving me crazy. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men and women who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
Independence Day in 1996. Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red in 1998. The Patriot in 2000. Black Hawk Down and Band of Brothers in 2001. We Were Soldiers in 2002. It's almost as though someone somewhere was trying to prime the patriotic pump of a whole generation of impressionable young men and women to enlist and fight in a contrived war with no clear objectives or causes in which multi-national companies would receive multi-billion dollar contracts for 20+ years.
How heavy and costly the price of freedom cost, that we have taken forgotten and could care less the price of lives in place of words. May we all remember the U.S. of A. FREEDOM!!!!!!
Michael Beilsmith Hans Zimmer's Version: "I'm looking for men to-" BWAAAAM!!! "I'm sorry?" "I'm looking for men t-" BWAAAAAAM!!! "We can't hear you!" "Screw this, I'm going back ho-" BWAAAAM!!!
Prog MetalDeity hey if that was me i would be the American that would fight for the United States of America and i would die for the United States and give my life to the United States if that was me and to the Hawaiians
Gabriel and Anne were the real patriots of the film. They never wavered since day one. thats why the General named his son Gabriel - after Bens son. This is true patriotism
This scene always gets me, this country was founded on the backs of men who chose to "stand and fight." The courage it took to be in that room, to look at your wife and children, your mother, your brother and to chose them and stand up against the tyrrany of the world is the very definition of honor and courage.
Its amazing that we have gone from an America who would bravely stand up and fight for their beliefs.....to an America who would cast out its veterans and is being plagued by an ever-increasing number of school shootings and a government who gives aid to illegal foreigners and tortures the innocent for no reason. What have we, as a nation, become? I read an article yesterday that HUNDREDS of little children are being held in facilities because their parents tried to cross the border illegally. These innocent children are crying for their mothers but we have become so hardened as a nation that those who have these children in their care are forbidden to hold them....comfort them....to dry their tears. These children aren't even allowed to comfort each other. Its disgusting. As an American and a good human being, I could not, in good conscience, stand in a room full of crying and terrified children and NOT comfort them. I could not see a war-weary veteran sitting in the freezing cold and NOT offer him a hot plate of food or a cup of coffee. We, as a nation, need to remember the freedom that our forefathers so bravely fought and died for and WHY they fought to give us this freedom.
Why is she not picking up a rifle? Oh I see, too equal. Also who would have known that the right to vote was once bound to being a full member of the society which equalled SERVING in the military. Guess we can all be thankful to the ladies, that's for free now.
Patriot We must always remain animated in the great contest of Liberty. Not so much for us but for those who will live after us. May God grant us the courage to take on this perverse and wicked generation.
they cut the scene with the father acting like he heard something else,, they just cut it!! he says the opposite of what gabriel was asking.
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My 7th great-grandfather, John Nelson Carlisle, died in the Battle of Bunker Hill, 1776. He left behind two young sons and his wife. The way this country has changed is heartbreaking.
I WOULD hope to god i would of had the bravery to fight the revolution and i would fight in almost every modern and semi modern war but, the revolution was INSANE the way they lined up and shot at eachother without seeking any cover.. i really dont think i would be able to sign up to stand still in front of a thousand of men aiming at me... i cannot fathom the bravery it takes.. im torn i dont know wtf i would do.. the men on the frontline were basically all dead
I pray the the ballot box will be enough to keep our freedom...if not I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! FREEDOM!!!!
What this scene represents is quite poignant as every one of the individuals who stood and volunteered were virtually signing their death warrants. The odds of the colonials winning a war against the finest army in the world at that time was very close to zero. Each volunteer gave up his home, safety, worldly possessions, and possibly what freedom he had.
+David Frigault Anyone with a knowledge of history knows the British were spread thin at the time. But saying a "few thousand" to minimize Americas accomplishment (and make your point) doesn't say much for your statement as a whole.
+David Frigault You're missing the point, David. Yes, the British military was spread incredibly thin, but the small army they sent to the Americas was still vastly superior to the rag-tag militia slapped together by the Americans. These men knowingly signed up for treason, expecting to lose, but being willing to die for something they believed in. That is the point of this scene, not how the Americans actually won the war (with the assistance of numerous other countries).
Michael Beilsmith, you have a valid point. Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men and women who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
Am I the only one who notices that 2 of Heath Legder's pivotal roles early in his career were characters who had speeches to gain what he wanted in the shadow of someone hanging? Watch a Knight's Tale. When he is trying to convince Roland and Wat to fake being a knight so he can compete in jousting while someone is hanging in the background and then here he sees these people hanging then has a speech by his future wife to convince some of the townspeople to join the militia.
1:58 I’d stand. Amen, sister. I’d fight for my country. I was never born to retreat or defeat or to be a prisoner. I’m no slave to man, I’m a slave to god only. I believe anyone who kneels before god, can stand against any man. I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. ✊🏻🇺🇸⚖️
As far as I know the bigoted guy is the only one from this scene to still be alive by the end of the movie. Heath, his girl, the reverend, everyone get killed
Fact: At that time the average Brit was 5'4" and the average American was 5'10" due to the meat diet of the Americans the past couple of generations. This shocked the crap out of the Brits. This is only depicted one time in the movie.
One can talk about their principles all they want. But when the time comes to stand for those principles against opposition, that's when the ones who will defend it are made clear to the human eye.
This is a very brave speech From someone who wont do any fighting in the war but is eager to send young 16 year old lads to their deaths for a country they hardly even know yet
With this speech I feel like it’s getting my attention and I feel like it’s my turn to serve in the Military and so that’s why I’m gonna go in the Army as an officer and so I’m gonna do it and that’s how I feel like it’s my turn to serve the United States 🇺🇸 so I feel like it’s my turn so I wanna be an officer for the Army and I wanna be out on the front line so I’m gonna do 11 Bravo Infantry so I’m gonna do it join the Military like the Army but I wanna be an Army Officer and with the words she’s saying is true and I feel like when she spoke and so with her speaking got to me but I feel like it’s my turn to join up so that’s how I feel and I’m gonna do it and fight for the fallen brothers and sisters that died in Kabul Afghanistan Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo Sgt. Nicole L. Gee Staff Sgt. Darin T. Hoover Cpl. Hunter Lopez Cpl. Daegan W. Page Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez Lance Cpl. David L. Espinoza Lance Cpl. Jared M. Schmitz Lance Cpl. Rylee J. McCollum Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Knauss
Lol, submitting to peer pressure and a speech from a girl (who ofc was not gonna fight, she was just trying to impress Heath) and signing up to die or be mauled right there in the Church. Even the poor reverend was felled by col. Tavington.
A true feminist. That is what she is. ''You, men, go fight that war, we, women, will stay behind, where it is safe, warm and comfortable. But if you do not go to war, you are not men''.
My heart broke when the Reverend died. He knew he was no match for Tavington and his butchers but he " stood up " anyway. A true man of God.
"A shepherd must tend to his flock. And at times fight off the wolves."
If only the Founders did not take his Changeling abilities…
I don't think I'll ever " forgive " Garak for what he did- even if Odo himself did forgive him. What can I say- my brothers are better men. 🤣
Amen
"A shepherd must tend his flocks, and at times, fight off the wolves"
It took me sometime to realize that the man played Odo on DS 9
Goosebumps everytime
Hiroshi Jinbo I'm like you go reverend!
I like how he called all his people sheep. Lol
It's actually based in part on a quote by a British officer decrying "How even the parsons are coming out to fight us."
The reverend was one of my favorite characters, he held his own until the bitter end, and even then still helped make a critcal play lol
its what they call a "pro gamer move"
@@ThumbsHunter 😃
Lol. Now I have "Play of the game" playing in my head when I watch that scene.
He took the hit, and gab delivered it just to the left!
my dream woman
RIP René Auberjonois, "A shepherd must tend to his flock, and at times, fight off the wolves."
Forever and ever, Mr. House.
The security dude on DS9 and the governor's butler on Benson. A great Supporting actor. The Rev. is.
Damn its nice to see a woman stand up for her man and defend him. And not simply be a fairweather friend.
A rare quality in modern times.
A woman should have no opinion on war as its not her that has to fight
Beautiful
With this speech I feel like it’s my turn to serve in the Military
@@jsmith7888 but her family does and children in many cases so I think a womans opinion on war is just as important they have as much to lose even if it's not there own lives. alot of times woman suffered more horrible fates during war time.
Pretty powerful. Someone else commented on how each person who stood looked at their families. I got goosebumps when the father and son, then the 2 brothers, stood up. Love & family is what it’s all about my friends!
With this speech I feel like it’s getting my attention and I feel like it’s my turn to serve in the Military and so that’s why I’m gonna go in the Army as an officer and so I’m gonna do it and that’s how I feel like it’s my turn to serve the United States 🇺🇸 so I feel like it’s my turn so I wanna be an officer for the Army and I wanna be out on the front line so I’m gonna do 11 Bravo Infantry so I’m gonna do it join the Military like the Army but I wanna be an Army Officer and with the words she’s saying is true and I feel like when she spoke and so with her speaking got to me but I feel like it’s my turn to join up so that’s how I feel and I’m gonna do it and fight for the fallen brothers and sisters that died in Kabul Afghanistan
Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo
Sgt. Nicole L. Gee
Staff Sgt. Darin T. Hoover
Cpl. Hunter Lopez
Cpl. Daegan W. Page
Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez
Lance Cpl. David L. Espinoza
Lance Cpl. Jared M. Schmitz
Lance Cpl. Rylee J. McCollum
Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola
Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui
Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak
Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Knauss
Hollywood
"A shepherd must tend his flock. And at times, fight off the wolves."
WAARHEID!
Perhaps the best line of the film.
Damn straight... America is going to need more of the type of men you see here in the days to come.
@@davidosborne777 Hi David ! This question that me & some friends keep wondering about - - - -Gu n Owners who R very old & R dying from natral causes - Y don't they bring down the modern redcoats ? Y do they hesitate ??????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????
You were right about that
I don’t like how well this comment ages
@@Tyler-zz4kv history repeats itself because human nature doesnt change. Aim small miss small!
@@jont9903 in tough times heroes rise up let’s hope history repeats that again too brother stay strapped and safe
Americans at heart, as hard as it is to believe, STILL HAVE THE SPIRIT! GOd help those who bring it out of us!
Tell me: What good is spirit when you lack the wits? Oh, and if you believe that foreign threats are the main concern you sure trust your government and their cronies way too much. What you fools need to understand that the U.S. anno 2019 is nothing like its founding fathers had intended. And the spirit is since long extinguished thanks to the bread and games the entertainment industry provides you with.
America was, is and will be a nation of warmongers and butchers.
@33kaus holokaust
I am certain that America's countless victims tend to disagree with you, sir. And dishonoring their memory is cruel, and not acknowledging their unjust deaths?! That is evil.
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Δamn, how i miss curious George.
Long live America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ahahaha
"May i have the permission to RIDE Anne?"
Understandable have a nice day
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Everyone wants to be a patriot, till it's time to do some patriot shit. That's when we separate the wheat from the chaff.
@Titus Pullo I'll say this. we are NOT all the same. We aren't how the media shows people.
Titus Pullo You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about. It’s well documented whether man or woman most people enlisting in the military have family members who served. It’s gotten to the point it has been called a “warrior caste”. Most of these people have experience with naval/military base or post and the culture of growing up and living or going to these places. Basically most of the military is producing its own new recruits because the sons and daughters are the ones growing up and joining the military. You’re just some foreign scrub named after an HBO character. Fucking dweeb.
I enlisted for the benefits but after coming home from a combat deployment in 2017 through the middle eastern seas, it changed the lot of the crew I served with. I thank god no one was hurt and I could be back with my family. I’m Filipino American, but I’m always an American first. God bless
@Titus Pullo what? most of our military members are male, men arnt priveleged in this country...
@norman koch , agreed
The irony of this scene is that those who were willing to die for their country got the chance to fight, while those left behind were killed without any chance whatsoever.
The town should have erected a garrison and some armed guards to take turns as 24/7 look out. Then when the British approached, fire with everything they had as preemptive defense.
That is not irony, that is cowardice. Irony is how given today’s society, we fail to remember that history is repeating itself.
It's called karma
@@a.alistair9087
I mean… those who were left behind weren’t soldiers. They didn’t even take up arms so what good with a garrison full of those men that wouldn’t fight do? Nothing.
@@a.alistair9087 fire with what? A dozen men and boys with muskets? The British were made up of professional soldiers, they will take that as an act of hostility and destroy the town lol
Could you imagine a movie like this being made today? There's no way.
@Leo Polled This. Well said.
Yeah if they made this film today they might actually pay attention to historical accuracy.
@@Tara19040 Oh it is.....we still kicked the shit out of you guys. :)
@@Vladpryde Yeah you did... but there was nothing like the atrocities that Colonel Tavington committed.
@@Tara19040 And yet, he was based on a real person who DID commit atrocities against innocent women and children. And in fact he never served justice for any of it, returned to England, and died a rich old man.
The Reverend's speech is giving me goose bumps.
He didn't have a speech, just a few lines.
3:46 I'll never forget that line.
I'm afraid the days of war is sound coming. It isn't a matter of if, but a matter of when. The drums of war will sound again. We are at the breaking point.
Notice that half of the volunteers were young men barely 18 and yet they rose to fight for freedom and independence. Notice how each one looked towards their loved ones wanting to give them more out of this country. They fought so that their children and families may live free. The price for freedom so generously paid by the volunteers of average people. Not by a well organized standard military but people who believed in the Cause and were willing to fight for it. Freedom is worth fighting for.
Amen. My family has been serving in the United States Armed Forces since the American Civil War. . Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men (and women) who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
Actually up until I think after world war 2, some people served as young as the age of 14 or 16.
Nothing but filthy traitors
My father’s father went in the Navy at 17, my father joined the Navy at 17 and I joined the Navy “late” in life at the age of 24. One thing I’ve always believed, if no one gives, then no one can receive.
Yes, we need to take notice
Where is the community? Where is our unity? America must unite again!
beastxxwar Why?
edgar brown because the world ain’t gonna save itself, pilgrim
against who?
@@schwedenretteragainst terrorists, terrorisim, corruption and gun culture.
Patriots of yesterday so we can be blessed today.
It kills me how the second man she called out didn't stand up with the others and then sold the town out to the red coats before the church was burned
I would only hope that I would have been brave enough to stand up.
SamhainBe and i would stand up to fight and love to kill some bad people if that was me during the Revolutionary War
+Wyatt Aiu its easy to say it.. the way the fought was insane back then tho lining up and not takkng any cover at all.... if u wrre in the frontline there was an extremely high percentage u would die
stonem001 Natives would never got better treatment under British rule and blacks who knows what would happen to them.
stonem001 the British abolished in 1832 but you think they wouldn't exploit slavery in the US even after they abolished it. Protection for Natives lol you mean the natives that fought along side of them. Any tribe that sided with the French got such good treatment from the Brits. The Americans didn't wake up and said let's mistreat minorites. They learn it from the mother country.
stonem001 Question how were the natives treated that were near the English settlements treated again cause I am sure the ones near Jamestown would love to know they were treated fairly. The problem with your argument is your belief that the British would be so kind when open territory expansion happen. The Louisana purchase never happen cause Britian would took control over that piece of French territory. So instead of slaughter from the Americans it would been the British doing it. Also not justifying slavery but in the US. Slaves were treated the best out of any of the European territories. Do you think with fall of the American gov and most of the elite. The British would that took over carry on the same mercy to the slaves before abolition was enacted. Again it's to many what ifs but history has taught me that the US is not right in ways of dealing with its minorities but it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the Brits.
Respect what your ancestors did and sacrifice so you could enjoy the freedom you have till this day hold on to your culture and belive because that your identity and that the greatest tributes you could repay them
Good stuff......may we be always worthy of the founders and people who gave us freedom
More important today than ever.
The men who stood up show what it means to have courage. It is being scared to death to do something but knowing you must soldier on and do what’s necessary no matter how difficult. You can tell they were terrified when they looked at their families before standing up. I would have been too. This movie and John Williams score move me to tears every time I see it.
I am so thankful for every life and every Christian that sacrificed their life's for us!! God sacrifices His life for us sinner. He set us free from guilt and sin. God bless everyone that stood for their country. I hope do be part of this awesome group of Amazing patriots. GOD BLESS ALL OF THEM. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SACRIFIVING YOUR LIFE FOR US AMERICANS
This has always been my favorite scene
Soon arms must be raised again , against oppression , lies , terror, villiny.
God will always Bless all those who fought for our Freedom and for America!!!
Arguably the best scene in a fantastic movie! Anne kills it with that speech.
Brought a tear to my eye for more than one reason. RIP Heath
Sometimes it’s hard to follow threw with your words. I was once called out on that in elementary school. To this day I will not forget how little I felt when I heard them say “Your all bark and no bite.”
For if your words are mere that then your word only has the weight of the air that leaves your mouth.
That’s my quote by the way! Well one of them. I think most people should have at least one quote to live by, either their own words or another’s that can give them as much purpose as almost faith.
The memorable scene of this movie along with a few other ones, gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.
For those of you who read this posted comment, all of us should take a moment to give thanks unto God during this upcoming 4th of July for blessing us with such a promised Land full of liberty & freedoms, which was only payed for through the shedded blood & sacrifices of our founding forefathers & their beloved families. We should always remember that Freedom is never free.
The holy scriptures even proves to us how war on fellow human civilizations is a repeating cycle, all simply because of iniquity & wickedness. Watch & prepare y'all, & brace yourselves for what's soon coming. Based on where the world is currently headed, it's obviously gonna get much more hellish from here. Even more so than it was for Sodom & Gomorrah! It's even been repetitively prophesied in written scripture by not just holy prophets of old, but today's latter-day prophets that the Constitution of the United States of America will hang only just by a thread, & true Christians who still believe in the rights of our beliefs & freedoms will be the last ones standing to faithfully uphold it
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This clip is very relevant today. Stand up patriots 🇺🇸
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The gentleman who first stood up had the most handsome family. And when father and son stood up; I cried. Our ancestors were brave people and make me so proud to be American! :) Also, what is the name of that hymn they were singing at the beginning? It has been driving me crazy. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men and women who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
Would have loved if Heath walked into the church, looked around and then ask menacingly "why so serious?"
2021 needs its patriots to rise up
They did, and your god-king is going to prison.
@@AustinIuliano no the fun has just began
@@AustinIuliano one day soon God will come and burn all these Marxists with the rest of the lot of sinners
@@Jeeplife79 fun fact: we gonna have a 2nd Revolutionary war, not a civil war, some major changes got to be done.
@@bruhism173 it’s no accident that they closed down churches, pubs and businesses; that’s where the first Revolutionary War was hatched. Just saying…
I was upset for the deleted part, "May I have permission to right to Anne?"
"Oh course you can call yourself a man."
This brings tears to my eyes.
If the cause is just, the world will never run out of brave men.
That last line always gets me.
Independence Day in 1996. Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red in 1998. The Patriot in 2000. Black Hawk Down and Band of Brothers in 2001. We Were Soldiers in 2002.
It's almost as though someone somewhere was trying to prime the patriotic pump of a whole generation of impressionable young men and women to enlist and fight in a contrived war with no clear objectives or causes in which multi-national companies would receive multi-billion dollar contracts for 20+ years.
How heavy and costly the price of freedom cost, that we have taken forgotten and could care less the price of lives in place of words. May we all remember the U.S. of A. FREEDOM!!!!!!
“Mr. Howard, uh sir? Do I have permission to ride Anne?”
The music is by John Williams who is arguably the finest composer of our time. In the company of Hans Zimmer.
Michael Beilsmith Hans Zimmer's Version:
"I'm looking for men to-" BWAAAAM!!!
"I'm sorry?"
"I'm looking for men t-" BWAAAAAAM!!!
"We can't hear you!"
"Screw this, I'm going back ho-" BWAAAAM!!!
Prog MetalDeity hey if that was me i would be the American that would fight for the United States of America and i would die for the United States and give my life to the United States if that was me and to the Hawaiians
I loved the score from this movie, it fit and enhanced it really well :)
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Gabriel and Anne were the real patriots of the film. They never wavered since day one. thats why the General named his son Gabriel - after Bens son.
This is true patriotism
I love all the head nods of solidarity
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This scene always gets me, this country was founded on the backs of men who chose to "stand and fight." The courage it took to be in that room, to look at your wife and children, your mother, your brother and to chose them and stand up against the tyrrany of the world is the very definition of honor and courage.
Gabriel while she's speaking: 😍
Its amazing that we have gone from an America who would bravely stand up and fight for their beliefs.....to an America who would cast out its veterans and is being plagued by an ever-increasing number of school shootings and a government who gives aid to illegal foreigners and tortures the innocent for no reason. What have we, as a nation, become? I read an article yesterday that HUNDREDS of little children are being held in facilities because their parents tried to cross the border illegally. These innocent children are crying for their mothers but we have become so hardened as a nation that those who have these children in their care are forbidden to hold them....comfort them....to dry their tears. These children aren't even allowed to comfort each other. Its disgusting. As an American and a good human being, I could not, in good conscience, stand in a room full of crying and terrified children and NOT comfort them. I could not see a war-weary veteran sitting in the freezing cold and NOT offer him a hot plate of food or a cup of coffee. We, as a nation, need to remember the freedom that our forefathers so bravely fought and died for and WHY they fought to give us this freedom.
He died for us. God bless that knight.
Why is she not picking up a rifle? Oh I see, too equal.
Also who would have known that the right to vote was once bound to being a full member of the society which equalled SERVING in the military.
Guess we can all be thankful to the ladies, that's for free now.
You need to get laid dude.
Oh...wait...good luck with that!
Women weren't actually outspoken like that in the 1700's. They didn't have the right to vote either.
Someone apparently isn’t aware that women weren’t allowed in the military. 😂
I love the revered cuse hes fighting hes own war inside hes head between whats wrong and whats right, anybody can feel related to that
A fine movie with many fine moments. A testament to our forefathers and mothers.
"Well of course you call yourself a man"
Mandala Effect!?!?
That’s what I remember!!!
@@christianbuckett2724 He says it I watched the movie again it's when they're at the beach :(
Ann said so eloquently here what Tallahassee said so concisely in "Zombieland."
"Time to nut up or shut up."
2:49 considering the possible consequences for wife and daughter and makes up his mind. Devotion at its best.
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We must always remain animated in the great contest of Liberty. Not so much for us but for those who will live after us. May God grant us the courage to take on this perverse and wicked generation.
0:24 Lol, he said he understands that but then he didn't even wait to get the reverend's permission.
Who else would stand up at such a moment?
3:10
Guy's like, "What did you say about my Ann?!?"
they cut the scene with the father acting like he heard something else,, they just cut it!!
he says the opposite of what gabriel was asking.
My 7th great-grandfather, John Nelson Carlisle, died in the Battle of Bunker Hill, 1776. He left behind two young sons and his wife. The way this country has changed is heartbreaking.
I WOULD hope to god i would of had the bravery to fight the revolution and i would fight in almost every modern and semi modern war but, the revolution was INSANE the way they lined up and shot at eachother without seeking any cover.. i really dont think i would be able to sign up to stand still in front of a thousand of men aiming at me... i cannot fathom the bravery it takes.. im torn i dont know wtf i would do.. the men on the frontline were basically all dead
I pray the the ballot box will be enough to keep our freedom...if not I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty or give me death! FREEDOM!!!!
this time has come again - time to bid fare well to our loved ones and stand to fight for them
What this scene represents is quite poignant as every one of the individuals who stood and volunteered were virtually signing their death warrants. The odds of the colonials winning a war against the finest army in the world at that time was very close to zero. Each volunteer gave up his home, safety, worldly possessions, and possibly what freedom he had.
+David Frigault Anyone with a knowledge of history knows the British were spread thin at the time. But saying a "few thousand" to minimize Americas accomplishment (and make your point) doesn't say much for your statement as a whole.
+David Frigault You're missing the point, David. Yes, the British military was spread incredibly thin, but the small army they sent to the Americas was still vastly superior to the rag-tag militia slapped together by the Americans. These men knowingly signed up for treason, expecting to lose, but being willing to die for something they believed in. That is the point of this scene, not how the Americans actually won the war (with the assistance of numerous other countries).
+David Frigault no the Americans were willing to die for what they believed in. Same would u I suppose
British subjects were the freest in the world at that time so they were taking a huge risk to fight
Michael Beilsmith, you have a valid point. Freedom has its price and it's been paid by the men and women who volunteered to protect our country and rights. This is true for war throughout history.
Am I the only one who notices that 2 of Heath Legder's pivotal roles early in his career were characters who had speeches to gain what he wanted in the shadow of someone hanging? Watch a Knight's Tale. When he is trying to convince Roland and Wat to fake being a knight so he can compete in jousting while someone is hanging in the background and then here he sees these people hanging then has a speech by his future wife to convince some of the townspeople to join the militia.
When me and my brother saw this part he looked over at me and said "Odo gonna go whoop some ass!" And I hit the floor laughin.
Gabriel & his gf gave a whole speech to get recruits while his dad got recruits just by saying 4 words god save king george
Odo knew what was going down.
You know what's sad? That all those people died in the church for no apparent reason
I Really remember seen this movie over at David Liscomb University!
If the reverends quote doesn’t make you tear up at times you’re not a patriot who appreciates history
Lol I just barely got the joke. "Oooooh WRITE her" 🤣
Women should not guilt men to sacrifice their lives.
1:58 I’d stand. Amen, sister. I’d fight for my country. I was never born to retreat or defeat or to be a prisoner. I’m no slave to man, I’m a slave to god only.
I believe anyone who kneels before god, can stand against any man.
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. ✊🏻🇺🇸⚖️
"Oh, to WRITE her."
How did I miss that joke!?
Nope, its 'can i have permission to RIDE her?'
"Whom shall I send? And who will go for us"
Love the scene with the man and his son
As far as I know the bigoted guy is the only one from this scene to still be alive by the end of the movie. Heath, his girl, the reverend, everyone get killed
Fact: At that time the average Brit was 5'4" and the average American was 5'10" due to the meat diet of the Americans the past couple of generations. This shocked the crap out of the Brits. This is only depicted one time in the movie.
Now it’s the opposite we Brits tower over you Yanks on average.
Sometimes being a patriot is the day you become a well known hero
One can talk about their principles all they want. But when the time comes to stand for those principles against opposition, that's when the ones who will defend it are made clear to the human eye.
Nobody is willing to live up these words anymore.
A sheephard must tend to his flock" !
Dear Patriots,
FIGHT Off The WOLVES!!!
NOW!
This is a very brave speech
From someone who wont do any fighting in the war but is eager to send young 16 year old lads to their deaths for a country they hardly even know yet
That same shepherd fought off the wolves in Korea - he played Father Mulcahy in M*A*S*H (the film, not the TV series)
January 2021 anyone?
With this speech I feel like it’s getting my attention and I feel like it’s my turn to serve in the Military and so that’s why I’m gonna go in the Army as an officer and so I’m gonna do it and that’s how I feel like it’s my turn to serve the United States 🇺🇸 so I feel like it’s my turn so I wanna be an officer for the Army and I wanna be out on the front line so I’m gonna do 11 Bravo Infantry so I’m gonna do it join the Military like the Army but I wanna be an Army Officer and with the words she’s saying is true and I feel like when she spoke and so with her speaking got to me but I feel like it’s my turn to join up so that’s how I feel and I’m gonna do it and fight for the fallen brothers and sisters that died in Kabul Afghanistan
Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo
Sgt. Nicole L. Gee
Staff Sgt. Darin T. Hoover
Cpl. Hunter Lopez
Cpl. Daegan W. Page
Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez
Lance Cpl. David L. Espinoza
Lance Cpl. Jared M. Schmitz
Lance Cpl. Rylee J. McCollum
Lance Cpl. Dylan R. Merola
Lance Cpl. Kareem M. Nikoui
Navy Corpsman Maxton W. Soviak
Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Knauss
There are two pairs of fathers and sons in this scene and it really is an inspirational moment
“You wanna know how I got these scars? It was the 1700s and I was fighting the red coats.”
That's sad they lost all of their beautiful women...
why doesn't she go out and stand a post? she speaks so strong hiding in the church. her evilness sure caught up w her later in the film.
Lol, submitting to peer pressure and a speech from a girl (who ofc was not gonna fight, she was just trying to impress Heath) and signing up to die or be mauled right there in the Church. Even the poor reverend was felled by col. Tavington.
"Write her, very well" LOL
“I’m only asking for you all to risk your lives so that I can stay home and drink tea!”
Best of the Speech of Independent
So honorable was the very first draft because no matter what anyone says it's perhaps the most patriotic gesture Americans can make.
A true feminist. That is what she is. ''You, men, go fight that war, we, women, will stay behind, where it is safe, warm and comfortable. But if you do not go to war, you are not men''.
Standing up, knowing there was a high likelihood you would not make it home.