"..Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth, always, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless, and do no wrong. That is your Oath.."
At this time, the spiritual was key to Western civilization, and was considered far more important than the material. At this time, men like Francis of Assisi were considered important people, who had the ear of popes, and founded mendicant orders, some existing to this day. At this time, if a person heard the voice of God, they did not put him or her in a cage, but rather interviewed that person to determine if he or she was a saint.
I just watched the Director’s Cut last night for the first time. A great movie, truly capture the essence of what an “epic” is. Wish more movies like this one were being made today.
It's all about CGI and explosions nowadays...And them pretty bad at that too.Long gone the days of The Lord of The Rings, Gladiator, and Kingdom of Heaven.
Great scene. Liam Neeson tremblingly passing the sword actually made me a little emotional, even though his character is in the movie only for 15 minutes or so. Great Liam Neeson acting.
@@puniopenetrante absolutely, it’s very deep. The way Balian and Godfrey connected at the end, and balian forgave his father, was a heavy and emotional scene. Any son who’s been at odds with his father knows what that would feel like. Great story and acting.
At 2:00 the Knight Hospitaller can be seen looking up as if he's looking at Godfrey's soul rising up to the heavens. The Knight Hospitaller is indeed an angel.
Charles Wilson pfft you are delusional, Knighthood was just a warrior class (mostly made up of nobles), they rarely behaved honorably in the way that our modern day morality would deem honorable.
@@EmptyMan000 the knights of the temple AND of jerusalem were defenders of there Faith and ALL those that dwell in the congregation. No matter what they say or what others.... Just like a guard at a bank tells of the customers tells off the manager for his pay.... kicks the dog for peeing on his foot but he fulfills his duty guards the temple guards the pilgrim's guards his faith until death.... They sacrificed there lives for the cross and for the word.... even as sinners.... Is a world war veteran still not honorable for fighting for his life and his nation... even the least of soldiers are still give salute for giving service..... Any man who serves his Lord or brother and guards the faith are greater than a man with no service
right of the first night. it was supposedly a rule in medieval times so neither did he force himself on her nor did she personally give herself to him. not rape from a legal point of view. or, collective rape of one social class by another.
I absolutely love this scene. I especially love the part where they asked Liam if he's sorry for all his sins, his answer was "all but one". Before anyone asks, the "one" he refers to is about his son, which is saying that he has no regret for his son. He loves his son even though they've never met. That's a true father.
Died in the embrace of an angel, with his son newly knighted. He lived long enough to see his efforts not in vain. All things considered, not a bad way to go.
Holy Hell. I just realized that 0:08 is Lucius Verenus from Rome. When he said that in that tone, it immediately set off bells. It didn't dawn on me till I saw that.
Just a masterpiece... Any language (watched English, Russian, Ukrainian), any edition, any moment of this movie... A million of quotes, pure adoration and biggest respect to all the cast, director and music composer for one of the very few films of this kind.
No tengas miedo frente a tus enemigos Se valiente y recto para que Dios te ame Habla siempre con la verdad aun si te llevara a la muerte Protege a los desprotegidos y no hagas el mal. Este es tu juramento.
Yup it sounds wonderful with a woman's voice tho. Even though this original is an elderly man whispering it. I've known about that song for yrs but just now found where the quote is from.
Thus Balian, son of Godfrey, rose a knight and Baron with the knowledge of the oath slap. And with him did he bring the oath slap to the middle east so that he may imitate his father's awesomeness on young awe-strucked doe-eyed pages, with chainmail and all.
@@TheDrunkHamster when I read this, this suddenly became a discourse in an Irish public house, with your comment being a small old man who lifts his pint to say only this line any time someone makes a good point. 🤣
I will never forgive whoever chopped this movie down for theatres and took away the amazing epoch that the “director’s cut” is. I remember distinctly watching the theatrical cut being disappointed then the director’s cut randomly one day and being like…… am I misremembering this movie because this is amazing 😂
I am currently 19 years old college student. My ethics teacher told on our class after a group performance is that I am wise enough than most adult and enough to be philosopher. He did not know that I only imitated the ideas of great leaders and knighthoods from this movie to only look wise.
Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong. This is your oath.
"For all but one." His son, what he left behind. It took me far to long to understand he meant his son about his one sin he didn't regret. He left a legacy.
Gave their lives on the steps to heaven, thy will be done! For the grace for the might of our Lord, for the home of the holy. For the grace for the way of the sword, gave their lives so boldly. For the grace for the might of our Lord, in the name of his glory. For the grace for the way of the sword, Come & tell their story again.
In the SCA, the king tells the knight, And this is the last blow that you will ever take unanswered. Part of being a knight is that you are honour-bound to answer any challenge.
The oath of my family, “Feed the hungry. Treat everyone with the same respect whether they be wealthy or poor. Do no one harm, and protect the helpless. Always tell the truth.”
In the old sacred Catholic Europe an Accolade or being dubbed a Knight meant something. Today coke sniffing rock stars and promiscuous movie star gets titles like buying a meal on McDonald's and can now call themselves "Sirs" or "Lords". It is a shame. It is called modernism.
Tapping of shoulders with a sword to dub a man a knight is probably more modern. Or just cooler and less brutal to our modern-day society. 'Twas the slap of the cheek or sometimes both cheeks which were considered that right of passage. And sometimes the flat side of a sword was used instead of the back of the hand. Using a sword would risk a man getting cut, but hey, cool scar on your face to remember your oath by. Liam Neeson's line sums it up. "and that's for you to remember it."
Excellent movie. People dragged Scott for his all white cast in Exodous-but this one predates it significantly and he cast this one diversely. To make any bad aspersions about Scott is in of itself offensive. Brilliant film maker. His brother as well. Rare breed of artists the both of them. Hell with these keyboard critics.
This movie was so good because it had some very strong actors, all of whom could probably helm a period movie, and yet they all play random, everyday characters here.
In the 2005 film, "Kingdom of Heaven" - about the Crusades....Actor Liam Neeson tells his illegitimate son, actor Orlando Bloom(Balian of Ibelin), that, "I am your father". I have been talking about how Joan of Arc's father (Jacques d'Arc - Darc Vader) may have given his daughter Joan these words to take to the Dolphin of France, Charles VII "'Fluke'. I am your father." "Fluke", being the pet name for his illegitimate son, the Dolphin of France. A "Fluke" can be the tail of a dolphin, and an accidental occurrence. Actor Powers Boothe plays a very dark, Jacques d'Arc (Joan of Arc's father) in the 1999 TV miniseries, Joan of Arc. In the opening scene, we see Darc Vader attempt to snuff out the life of the newborn Joan, very reminiscent of the scene in the film NOAH (Russell Crowe - 2014) where Noah attempts to snuff out the life of the 2 newborn daughters to his son Shem.
Remember son a king is as only as great as his kingdom and his kingdom is as only as great as his people... but if his people are great then his kingdom is greater and the king he is thus then is the greatest...
My dad would usually pop me in the back of the head for various things as a reminder. When he slaps him, it touched me. Not to inflict pain really, but as he said - to remember.
while I appreciate all the fantastic comments in this section, they truly do bring a smile. I thought I would offer how it comes across to me as a father. Some have stated the sin about the means of conception. My take is the humility of Liam's character that the sin would be absence from his life. It could be that Liam's character knew that with the defects in his old life his son would not have turned out nearly as moral and upright as the man that is before him in the scene. Just a thought.
It is interesting the word "sorry" is used.. "Are you sorry for all your sins?". A man of God (Priest/clergy) would certainly use "repent" on a deathbed scenario/confession. Could lead to the further conclusion he is indeed an angel. The overlying theme "you reap what you sow" would therefore translate as Godfrey had a hand of God watching over him just as he had watched over the king and the people. Either that or the angel is secretly Canadian :)
"..Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth, always, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless, and do no wrong. That is your Oath.."
Not a bad oath, that.....
Arise a KNIGHT!!! I am the barren of Hollywood, sir
At this time, the spiritual was key to Western civilization, and was considered far more important than the material. At this time, men like Francis of Assisi were considered important people, who had the ear of popes, and founded mendicant orders, some existing to this day. At this time, if a person heard the voice of God, they did not put him or her in a cage, but rather interviewed that person to determine if he or she was a saint.
Great quote.
RISE A KNIGHT, BRIENNE OF TARTH!
I just watched the Director’s Cut last night for the first time. A great movie, truly capture the essence of what an “epic” is. Wish more movies like this one were being made today.
It's all about CGI and explosions nowadays...And them pretty bad at that too.Long gone the days of The Lord of The Rings, Gladiator, and Kingdom of Heaven.
The director's cut is GREAT... changes some key aspects...
@@RAZR_Channel what does it do
You mean you don't think female empowerment movies ar the best? =))))
They'd race and gender swap everyone and make all straight white men evil and scum
Great scene. Liam Neeson tremblingly passing the sword actually made me a little emotional, even though his character is in the movie only for 15 minutes or so. Great Liam Neeson acting.
Not as good as the pink elephant scene though. Now that was truly epic!
It's a lot longer than 15 minutes 😂 but yeah, he left a deep impression.
Neeson is without a doubt one of the most consistently great actors.
For a few moments, an estranged father loved his son all his life...
Cmon man, scene is emotional enough...dont make me shed a tear.
@@zdrug3676 It's too late......I have.
Godfrey was an amazing character, such honor is shown in Liam Neesons portrayal as him. I think it’s one of Neesons best roles to date.
True and underrated comment.
@@puniopenetrante absolutely, it’s very deep. The way Balian and Godfrey connected at the end, and balian forgave his father, was a heavy and emotional scene. Any son who’s been at odds with his father knows what that would feel like. Great story and acting.
At 2:00 the Knight Hospitaller can be seen looking up as if he's looking at Godfrey's soul rising up to the heavens. The Knight Hospitaller is indeed an angel.
Yes! I’ve heard about this theory on TH-cam. I believe the Hospitaller is indeed an Angel in the flesh, come to guide God’s people.
He was obviously looking to the other person who was holding the bottle of oil. Smh
@@demon13doc You ruined the moment uou idiot
Godfrey knew this the entire time
"I pray the world and Jerusalem can accommodate such a rarity as a perfect knight."
- Jeremy John Irons
Tiberius
@@jaimegutierrezjag78 Tiberias, technically
Scar technically
"Are you sorry for all your sins?"
"All but one."
That line is superb, 3 simple, short words that mean so much.
@@zaphodbogdan33 it’s a nice thought, but without contrition Liam will go straight to hell.
@@1800aubrey you doesn' know, it's between God and him
@@rivaxbcz9227 that’s the Lutheran approach I suppose, these guys were Catholic
@@1800aubrey sometimes i agree with Catholic approach, sometimes with Lutheran.
When Knighthoods actually ment something.... I'd rather be a Knight than a Prince.
Charles Wilson pfft you are delusional, Knighthood was just a warrior class (mostly made up of nobles), they rarely behaved honorably in the way that our modern day morality would deem honorable.
@@Dell-ol6hb Why when faith is everything and they died for it....
How dare you...
goldnotwood ya fourth crusade would like a word
Nah but fr dont look at history with rose tinted glasses, corruption was rife
@@goldnotwoodya8449 He's right though. Many knights weren't as honorable as you believe and many fought for money not faith.
@@EmptyMan000 the knights of the temple AND of jerusalem were defenders of there Faith and ALL those that dwell in the congregation.
No matter what they say or what others.... Just like a guard at a bank tells of the customers tells off the manager for his pay.... kicks the dog for peeing on his foot but he fulfills his duty guards the temple guards the pilgrim's guards his faith until death....
They sacrificed there lives for the cross and for the word.... even as sinners....
Is a world war veteran still not honorable for fighting for his life and his nation... even the least of soldiers are still give salute for giving service.....
Any man who serves his Lord or brother and guards the faith are greater than a man with no service
"Are you sorry for all your sins?
For all but one."
those aren't tears in my eyes, it's just sniff, sand.
+Gicu Roman the "one" here is the son(Balian aka Bloom) who was born outside of marriage. Thus a Sin.
I don't like sand
One thing i've always wondered: Did Balians father rape Balians mother? He says it was "against her objections"
Slackerphilosopher I'm pretty sure he says she did not object, so it wasn't rape
right of the first night. it was supposedly a rule in medieval times so neither did he force himself on her nor did she personally give herself to him. not rape from a legal point of view. or, collective rape of one social class by another.
David Thewlis is a gem in every movie. Such a great actor.
Yes
I absolutely love this scene. I especially love the part where they asked Liam if he's sorry for all his sins, his answer was "all but one".
Before anyone asks, the "one" he refers to is about his son, which is saying that he has no regret for his son. He loves his son even though they've never met. That's a true father.
Now my lord it is time to confess to holy god, not your son
Balian was born of unmarital affairs that's what he's referring to. While it is a sin, he's not sorry to have Balian.
@@bilalustun8959 well basically the same thing but I agree 😂
Lam Neeson was superb !!
And he's only in the first 30 minutes of the film. Such a waste.
Died in the embrace of an angel, with his son newly knighted. He lived long enough to see his efforts not in vain. All things considered, not a bad way to go.
Holy Hell. I just realized that 0:08 is Lucius Verenus from Rome. When he said that in that tone, it immediately set off bells. It didn't dawn on me till I saw that.
"Kingdom of Heaven"(2005) is an excellent historical period war movie with an amazing soundtrack!
'Have a bitchslap so you don't forget.'
Just a masterpiece... Any language (watched English, Russian, Ukrainian), any edition, any moment of this movie... A million of quotes, pure adoration and biggest respect to all the cast, director and music composer for one of the very few films of this kind.
No tengas miedo frente a tus enemigos
Se valiente y recto para que Dios te ame
Habla siempre con la verdad aun si te llevara a la muerte
Protege a los desprotegidos y no hagas el mal.
Este es tu juramento.
Palabra.
*Defend the King, if the King is no more. PROTECT THE PEOPLE.*
The mac Miller “here we go” song uses this as an intro. Dope af
Yup it sounds wonderful with a woman's voice tho. Even though this original is an elderly man whispering it. I've known about that song for yrs but just now found where the quote is from.
"Speak the truth, always, even if it leads to your death"
We need more good people like this in this world we have to many that have bad intentions and wrong people don’t know about morals
The world is filled with evil people doing evil things - convinced they are moral and righteous.
"For all but one."
Thus Balian, son of Godfrey, rose a knight and Baron with the knowledge of the oath slap.
And with him did he bring the oath slap to the middle east so that he may imitate his father's awesomeness on young awe-strucked doe-eyed pages, with chainmail and all.
He gave that Jewish kid a fat lip, though. Not exactly fair, was it?
And so it was
Jesus christ be praised!
@@TheDrunkHamster when I read this, this suddenly became a discourse in an Irish public house, with your comment being a small old man who lifts his pint to say only this line any time someone makes a good point. 🤣
I will never forgive whoever chopped this movie down for theatres and took away the amazing epoch that the “director’s cut” is. I remember distinctly watching the theatrical cut being disappointed then the director’s cut randomly one day and being like…… am I misremembering this movie because this is amazing 😂
liam neeson as a master can inspire to anybody
1:39 "IF the king is no more. . . "
Something I loved about Godfrey. He said IF, not WHEN. A small moment, but it shows that he really loved Baldwin.
I am currently 19 years old college student. My ethics teacher told on our class after a group performance is that I am wise enough than most adult and enough to be philosopher. He did not know that I only imitated the ideas of great leaders and knighthoods from this movie to only look wise.
This movie is seriously underrated.
Long live christ in our hearts !!
Long live the king
God bless him
@Steven Seagal all the best with that
I always pictured my grandpa saying this to me when he was a old man dying from old age. And I was sleeping on his couch.
I swear Liam Neeson's best roles always have him die way too early.
"and that's so you remember it"what a Chad! 💪🏻💪🏻✝️
To depart this world with the respect and prayers for the delivery of your soul from your peers is all a pious man can strive for.
Chills everytime I get to this scene 😭🙌
“All but one.” Spoke’n like a true father.
There will never be another movie like this again
Our ancestors lived the lives we could only dream of or play in a video game, they truly lived. Our history is beautiful.
I watch Kingdom of Heaven 15 years ago. Because of Agora. I back to this movie and watch Director's Cut. That is awesome.
1:30 thank for the subtitles
Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong. This is your oath.
So Lucius Vorenus was reincarnated as a christian knight?
LOL! Now we just gotta find titus pullo...
Konane117 He came back as The Punisher
Hahaha! Yup.
He's not a Knight, just a man-at-arms. But Christian indeed.
And then he went to become a Talking Lion in Narnia!
Talking Lion/Jesus.
@@wariowuzo9433 /qui gon jin
Wow, a reincarnation in Narnia world. Isekai lol
"And that's so you remember it"
"Are you sorry for all your sins?" "For all, but one." I cry every time I see this. It makes me miss my Dad.
"For all but one." His son, what he left behind. It took me far to long to understand he meant his son about his one sin he didn't regret. He left a legacy.
In Kingdom of Heaven: The Director's Cut The Hospitaler is so badass.
can I ask where to download it please?
For me one of the best films ever made
I didn't expect Liam Neeson character to die
They kinda had to realistically as his character is one of the few which are totally made up
@@TheOldBlackShuckyDog I didn't know that.
They probably wrote the part for Sean Bean originally.
Best movie ever
Great acting.
This is what a true son of christiandom feels !! always do right ! and speak the truth even if it leads you to your death !!!
Gave their lives on the steps to heaven, thy will be done! For the grace for the might of our Lord, for the home of the holy.
For the grace for the way of the sword, gave their lives so boldly.
For the grace for the might of our Lord, in the name of his glory.
For the grace for the way of the sword, Come & tell their story again.
MAC MILLER HERE WE GO INTRO PHRASE IN:
0:44
This and Master and Commander are my favorite movies
My zeal for epic movies keeps me warm
Speak the Truth. Awesome Movie. ❤🙏🤴🏾💯👍
In the SCA, the king tells the knight, And this is the last blow that you will ever take unanswered. Part of being a knight is that you are honour-bound to answer any challenge.
What is "SCA"?
One word: Helsreach.
Liam neeson purest moment
The oath of my family, “Feed the hungry. Treat everyone with the same respect whether they be wealthy or poor. Do no one harm, and protect the helpless. Always tell the truth.”
"I put no stock in religion"
In the old sacred Catholic Europe an Accolade or being dubbed a Knight meant something. Today coke sniffing rock stars and promiscuous movie star gets titles like buying a meal on McDonald's and can now call themselves "Sirs" or "Lords". It is a shame. It is called modernism.
Knighthood should definitely still be reserved for acts of true daring and heroism, like those who get the Victoria Cross.
Negative...I am the Barren of Hollywood California....Protect the people. Show signs of mercy by giving and NEVER taking...that is my oath
"old sacred Catholic Europe"... Don't know what you've been smoking, but I want some of that.
funkmaster3k n0xx
*Passes the light of righousness*...can you dig it?
jimeas popoloiv this ceremony gives a man so much to live for, much direction and purpose. Greater meaning, men today yearn for more than we have.
Liam Neeson is a beast!!
This is how I want to talk to my son. Sometimes
Such a simple but powerful scene.
"SPEAK THE TRUTH, EVEN IF IT MEANS DEATH."
Now that is a good father.
Words to live by. Words to die by.
Man Orlando bloom should have won Oscar from that movie.
what , no.
Whoever wrote these subtitles is doing the most.
My favorite scene of all time
1:08. "Atsa so won't forget!" Am I seriously the only one who thought of Kirk Douglas in the opening scene of OSCAR with Sylvester Stallone here? 😆
I did cry watching this
Tapping of shoulders with a sword to dub a man a knight is probably more modern. Or just cooler and less brutal to our modern-day society. 'Twas the slap of the cheek or sometimes both cheeks which were considered that right of passage. And sometimes the flat side of a sword was used instead of the back of the hand. Using a sword would risk a man getting cut, but hey, cool scar on your face to remember your oath by. Liam Neeson's line sums it up. "and that's for you to remember it."
Excellent movie. People dragged Scott for his all white cast in Exodous-but this one predates it significantly and he cast this one diversely. To make any bad aspersions about Scott is in of itself offensive. Brilliant film maker. His brother as well. Rare breed of artists the both of them. Hell with these keyboard critics.
The Israelites where white though
I'll be waiting my LORD.
This movie was so good because it had some very strong actors, all of whom could probably helm a period movie, and yet they all play random, everyday characters here.
In the 2005 film, "Kingdom of Heaven" - about the Crusades....Actor Liam Neeson tells his illegitimate son, actor Orlando Bloom(Balian of Ibelin), that,
"I am your father".
I have been talking about how Joan of Arc's father (Jacques d'Arc - Darc Vader) may have given his daughter Joan these words to take to the Dolphin of France, Charles VII
"'Fluke'. I am your father."
"Fluke", being the pet name for his illegitimate son, the Dolphin of France.
A "Fluke" can be the tail of a dolphin, and an accidental occurrence.
Actor Powers Boothe plays a very dark, Jacques d'Arc (Joan of Arc's father) in the 1999 TV miniseries, Joan of Arc. In the opening scene, we see Darc Vader attempt to snuff out the life of the newborn Joan, very reminiscent of the scene in the film NOAH (Russell Crowe - 2014) where Noah attempts to snuff out the life of the 2 newborn daughters to his son Shem.
Eric Hansen Noooooooo!!!!
See children of the 90s and back... you weren't getting spanked for nothing, it was to help you remember. 😂
👋👋👋thats so you remember
Remember son a king is as only as great as his kingdom and his kingdom is as only as great as his people... but if his people are great then his kingdom is greater and the king he is thus then is the greatest...
What an over whelming father and son scene. You can clearly see he did not want to really hit his son.
Words to live and die by
Wap...at 1:10 Minute mark...So we all Remember It!!!!!
The slap was actually meant symbolically as the last hit they endure without hitting back.
Actually, the exact term was "the last offense without shedding blood" Lit. Means that if someone after that, bitchslaps you, you can kill it.
LMao so true
1:09
Duuun-duuuun-dun dun.. Polo pajamas, I think I made it.
Showed my momma first million she damn near fainted. really though you deserve a medal.
I got slapped by Liam Neeson once....then my balls turned into steel
Yeah so did mine. And I don't even have any.
VERY nice and important scene
I just played this for my son after he kicked his sister.
Slap across the cheek is the real form of medieval knighthood
"For all but one." If I could only say that on my last day.
This is my favorite part of this movie.
Long live the king of kings
JESUS CHRIST👑🙏❤soon we will be forced to fight against satan...
We will need more knights of Christ
Criminally underrated movie, watch Directors Cut!
This is what I'm going to tell my kids when they grow
Be brave and upright that God may love the.
Arise, Brienne of Tarth, a knight of the 7 kingdoms......
My dad would usually pop me in the back of the head for various things as a reminder. When he slaps him, it touched me. Not to inflict pain really, but as he said - to remember.
Orlando bloom is so 🔥 in this scene
i love this movie .
while I appreciate all the fantastic comments in this section, they truly do bring a smile. I thought I would offer how it comes across to me as a father. Some have stated the sin about the means of conception. My take is the humility of Liam's character that the sin would be absence from his life. It could be that Liam's character knew that with the defects in his old life his son would not have turned out nearly as moral and upright as the man that is before him in the scene. Just a thought.
It is interesting the word "sorry" is used.. "Are you sorry for all your sins?". A man of God (Priest/clergy) would certainly use "repent" on a deathbed scenario/confession. Could lead to the further conclusion he is indeed an angel. The overlying theme "you reap what you sow" would therefore translate as Godfrey had a hand of God watching over him just as he had watched over the king and the people. Either that or the angel is secretly Canadian :)