the build up is epic too. Some of the audio gets transferred into a slow delivery of sound, the English soldiers grabbing the horses reigns and when Wallace grabs the weapon from his back. Brilliant cinematography and audio. The music and audio in this scene is what makes the Braveheart Soundtrack one of the greatest of all time.
It was brutal but I think being their when this kind of thing really happened is unimaginable. History is loaded with violence like this. Shocking stuff. So civilized we kill each other with less TV coverage since the MSM must support their sponcers.
Elle le saura tout autant dans la vie réelle, quand bientôt le peuple français aura décider de se rebeller une bonne fois pour toute contre leur tyran Adolf macroute 1er du nom et général de la terreur ! ☝️😠
I agree. He's a fantastic actor. He portrayed grief with such heartbreaking emotions in the first "Lethal Weapon" when sat in the sofa looking at a picture of his dead wife and was ready to eat that bullet.
Brendan Gleeson as well. His role in this, Gangs of New York, and 28 Days Later (and many others) show just how much of a beast he is! In stature and acting.
Exactly: The scene leading up to this moment, his eyes have the same mad look. The bad guys are just happy to get him submitted and dealt with, and they they roll a 1 on Inspect, with a DC of 5 _at best_ The fact that they are so power drunk, and don't realize what they did would have these consequences, makes this scene all the sweeter.
Honestly - the only good thing about Braveheart is the soundtrack. And the damage it has done to teaching history in films is inmeasurable. They make far better movies today and in the last 30 years than this overblown cheese-fest
I was an extra in this film. I was both an English soldier and a clansman. Odd to see the finished product where we could be seen charging ourselves! 😂
In "The Great Escape", Steve McQueen was playing an escapee on a motorbike and also one of the Germans chasing him, through the miracle of film editing...
@@kepckatherinec805 these days any story is retold to fit modern standards, back then it was merely to make the story look better on screen. Will take the old movies over the new any day, twice in the weekend
Gets shot in the chest with an arrow in one battle, gets his hand hacked off in another battle, and finally takes an axe blow (again to the chest) before finally checking out. Yeah, I would have called it quits on fighting after the first arrow. I know, because I used to be like him, but then I took an arrow in the knee.
1:51 cracks me up every time. That soldier just standing there totally oblivious in the middle of a battle just getting absolutely wrecked by that spear. 😂😂
@@I_Willenbrock_I Yeah some of the combat is definitely movie magic, especially when a guy appears to attack the soldiers torso with a knife who is wearing the same armor. Taking myself out of it though, still an amazing and well choreographed scene
All the pretend…acting, and made up construct without actual real meaning is out the window…why need to oppress someone? To hold on to your title?….i am of course talking about the current day Corporate world….
There is no record of Wallace being married. He had a woman he was courting, Her last name was Broadfoot. She was killed because she would not tell the Sheriff where Wallace was after he had killed several English soldiers in Lanack. Wallace returned to the town the very day his love interest was killed and killed the Sheriff in his bed by cutting off his head.
@@WatchYOBackBrah Marion Bravefoot, not Broadfoot. It was actually called the Battle of Sterling Bridge. The Scots ambushed the English army as it crossed a narrow bridge across the River Forth. Wallace killed Hugh De Cressingham during the battle, removed a part of his skin, tanned it, and used it for a sword scabbard and belt.
The 13th English soldier to get smashed to bits must have really meant something to the Noble. 1-12? Nah, not bothered. Number 13 was Dave though, and Dave meant the world to him. "Corporal, some archers on the tower, now!" That was for you Dave, we'll never forget you man.
I find it funny how some of the responses from some folks on here are critical of the movies depictions of the in-accurate lines, scenes, history and such, I mean, come on, it's a MOVIE!!! Guess the old saying is true..., "Some people would complain if you hung em' with a new rope!!!" Far as I'm concerned, it was and still is a great movie.
I love the scene at the end where Wallace and the nobleman just look at each other. Wallace almost had an expression of sadness. He was like "it didn't have to end this way. All you had to do was take your men and walk away."
No! maybe watch the movie mate, Wallace's face was that of grief. That Englishman slit Wallace's wife's throat, the next scene Wallace does the same to him.
He was sad because he REMEMBERED. In the heat of the battle, you can't remember, you survive and kill. All threats are gone and he is standing infront of the man that killed the only girl he ever loved. He is sad again, but not sad enough to let him go.
@@auzziguy449 Funny thing is in reality the real William Wallace's motivation to rebel against the English had nothing to do with a woman... although he probably did have romantic trysts.
Braveheart is on another level. I would say Bravehert, Apocalypto and The Passion of the Christ are the best from Mel Gibson. Have a movie marathon with them three, epic.
James Horner, dude was a legend. For my money, better than John Williams through the entire score. (Williams could give you fanfare, but then he kind of faltered. Horner was solid the entire film.)
What a freaking excellent movie. Its been 30 years almost and I still quote Braveheart as one of my favs, if not my absolute favorite movie. I mean... its WAY TF up on my list somewhere around Saving Private Ryan, Step Brothers, Indy Jones & the Last Crusade, and Anchorman... It's probably my absolute favorite. I just wish they left in the part where scarface dude says "Im here to claim the right of a husband!" and totally guts the dude. I also love the scene where dude gets a helmet hammered into his head and blood shoots on the camera lens. So many great scenes in this flick.
@@A190xx Accusing a Mel Gibson movie of being historically inaccurate is like saying Mark Hamill is a bad Jedi . The man pretty much only deals in make believe ,you would have to be an awful fool to believe half the rubbish in his ‘’Based on True events’’ movies ( with maybe a dash on homophobia & antisemitism )
When the home movie came out, I had just bought a Bose lifestyle 12 system. I loved watching this movie with how great the sound was. Jurassic Park was also around the same time. This movie is more about the sound than it is about the visual elements.
In who's universe? It's a dreadful, ridiculous, 99 pc fictional load of cr@p. The only good thing is Longshanks who steals every scene he's in...and the movie.
It does not have to be historically accurate to get the point of the movie. Why do you give a crap if its historically accurate or not, does it make the ideas of wanting freedom and fighting tyrannical governments any less valid?
I was like 5 when i saw this scene. Before i knew what special effects were, i thought that guy actually was impaled, thinking, “god damn those actors are committed”
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The last footman:
"Look I just work here I don't even _like_ this asshole..."
I can't explain how absolutely brutal this scene was in 1995.
the build up is epic too. Some of the audio gets transferred into a slow delivery of sound, the English soldiers grabbing the horses reigns and when Wallace grabs the weapon from his back. Brilliant cinematography and audio.
The music and audio in this scene is what makes the Braveheart Soundtrack one of the greatest of all time.
It was brutal but I think being their when this kind of thing really happened is unimaginable. History is loaded with violence like this. Shocking stuff. So civilized we kill each other with less TV coverage since the MSM must support their sponcers.
Elle le saura tout autant dans la vie réelle, quand bientôt le peuple français aura décider de se rebeller une bonne fois pour toute contre leur tyran Adolf macroute 1er du nom et général de la terreur ! ☝️😠
It is brutal even now
The english armour is made of paper which is horrible but, this level of raw violence is unprecedented
GAY
I’ll always love how well Mel Gibson can portray grief and hatred with just his eyes
I agree. He's a fantastic actor.
He portrayed grief with such heartbreaking emotions in the first "Lethal Weapon" when sat in the sofa looking at a picture of his dead wife and was ready to eat that bullet.
Brendan Gleeson as well. His role in this, Gangs of New York, and 28 Days Later (and many others) show just how much of a beast he is! In stature and acting.
Exactly:
The scene leading up to this moment, his eyes have the same mad look.
The bad guys are just happy to get him submitted and dealt with, and they they roll a 1 on Inspect, with a DC of 5 _at best_
The fact that they are so power drunk, and don't realize what they did would have these consequences, makes this scene all the sweeter.
he thinks about jews (i believe he is known for that) XD
cringe @@AndyisRIPPIN
Braveheart is one of those rare movies you can watch over and over again and not get tired of it.
I Think I Have Watched It Ten Times...
"He wasn't right in the head."
Stephen.
One of my favorite lines.
David are you sure the almighty didn't send me to watch your, back, I did t like him anyway
Your island? You mean Ireland.
Yeah. It’s mine.
"The Lord said he'd get
ME out of this. You- you're fooked! HAHAHA!"
Between this and terminator 2, it’s hard to know which one depicts history better!
T2 is slightly more based in fact.
Peter Twiss. Lovely use of sarcasm. I bow before you, sir (without sarcasm). As a Scot, I found it awful in it's historical accuracy.
Would have been more accurate when William found the lightsaber in Mordor….
Shrek is a documentary compared to this movie
The most historically inaccurate picture since History of the World from Mel Brooks.
just a clip of this is better than a whole movie today
Fuckin for real man. I feel like for every 30 movies made we maybe get a decent singular movie. Smh
I was thinking the same thing, it is so very rare to see an action scene like this, let alone a whole movie these days.
@@ItsNotJustRice avatar: way of water
@@kodesh1674 yeah, no.
Honestly - the only good thing about Braveheart is the soundtrack. And the damage it has done to teaching history in films is inmeasurable.
They make far better movies today and in the last 30 years than this overblown cheese-fest
But you cut out the most satisfying part at the end!
Yes he just calmly slit his throat and got his revenge.
Too brutal
"cut"
@@loyaxethegreat68 too brutal for the pussies being raised today.
'Baxter'
I was an extra in this film. I was both an English soldier and a clansman. Odd to see the finished product where we could be seen charging ourselves! 😂
Could you see which scenes had you in them?
In "The Great Escape", Steve McQueen was playing an escapee on a motorbike and also one of the Germans chasing him, through the miracle of film editing...
@@stevekaczynski3793 He also wanted to do that jump over the fence but they wouldn't let him lol
The Magic of movies
u were in the kkk?
The look on Mel’s face when he finally has the magistrate in his clutches: Just brilliant acting.
This film will never get old.
27.
It will never get old because it is a fairy tale!
@@ernestoguevara8930 Okay and??? still badass.
@@ernestoguevara8930 so is your mom but i still like her
@@ernestoguevara8930 cool still fun as fuck to watch
The long lost days of epic films.
Epic fiction, maybe. Not much historical truth in this movie.
Epic fiction, maybe. Not much historical truth in this movie.
@@kepckatherinec805 these days any story is retold to fit modern standards, back then it was merely to make the story look better on screen. Will take the old movies over the new any day, twice in the weekend
@@kepckatherinec805 I have yet to see a single movie with actual “historical truth” but I see what you’re getting at
@Luke 10:18 anti Semitic much? Lol damn… to be fair not a single historical movie is accurate regardless of religion or context
Even just watching a short clip from the movie makes you want to watch it again.
This movie has some of the best editing in film ever. Plus kudos for hiring people with missing limbs for amputation scenes.
Sso very real. This is part of life.
Ever noticed how many times Wallace changes weapons during the famous final charge scene? That editing was terrible.
No they made their own.
Hell yeah, everyone should get a chance to work, even the disabled.
and no CGI i mean come on, you want get such a big battle in cinema history again!!!
"Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean that really got out of hand fast !
- Ron burgundy, the anchorman
xD
Hamish's dad is just a beast man
Gets shot in the chest with an arrow in one battle, gets his hand hacked off in another battle, and finally takes an axe blow (again to the chest) before finally checking out. Yeah, I would have called it quits on fighting after the first arrow. I know, because I used to be like him, but then I took an arrow in the knee.
@@clamchowder622 It was your Achilles Knee. 🤷♂
Never start a fight with an old man.... he's old for a reason.
Ya he is a animal.
Indeed. Father and son.
1:51 cracks me up every time. That soldier just standing there totally oblivious in the middle of a battle just getting absolutely wrecked by that spear. 😂😂
Right up there with situational awareness as the two guards at the castle gate, in Monty Pythons "The Quest for the Holy Grail" 🤣
Probably was indecisive about which enemy to hit first.
This player certainly lost his connexion. Attacking him like this was unfair !
Spear throw, who pierced brigandine... Yeah... No.
Same with the leg at the beginning...
@@I_Willenbrock_I Yeah some of the combat is definitely movie magic, especially when a guy appears to attack the soldiers torso with a knife who is wearing the same armor. Taking myself out of it though, still an amazing and well choreographed scene
"He wasn't right in the head."Stephen.One of my favorite lines.. The long lost days of epic films..
Every time we see the actor in any other film we say that 👍
'MY ISLAND' 😂😂
It's hard to believe this movie is almost 30 years old.
That last glance upward is terrifying. The nobleman knew what was coming next.
Yep that last glance said three words: YOUR FUCKED MATE !!!!!!!
He had it coming.
He realized probably in that very moment that killing this mans wife could not have been the brightest thing to do!
@@jorgebarriosmur medieval people were usually dumb. so were the masses.
All the pretend…acting, and made up construct without actual real meaning is out the window…why need to oppress someone? To hold on to your title?….i am of course talking about the current day Corporate world….
That old man had more guts and balls that all the men I've ever met.
…then all of the men you met in truck-stop bathrooms?
That’s how he became Lord Commander Mormont.
Unfortunately he was killed by Mel Gibson a minute later
You do know he was acting, don't you?
Because western women today date Tom Sawyer.
kudos to the guy that died 3 times in this scene what a legend
the legend says they were twin brothers....
@@revelation5577 no the guy that tried to rape the girl dies 3 times in this scene
Hopefully, he got extra pay for having to have to do this 3x.
@@mizdebsk Triplets???
can you put time codes?...
I know that shorts have their time limits, but, Gee Whiz, the author left out the most satisfying part - retribution!
One of the most satisfying scenes in cinema history. Even with the best part not being included here.
I can recite virtually all dialogues in the movie & will still sit through its 4 hr tv viewing!!
I could watch this film endlessly. It makes a rainy day less miserable !
Perhaps I could offer you, Les Miserables?
rainy days are awesome for movies and retro gaming
Have watched this film dozens of times and each time better than last . Visited the Wallace Monument this year too .
When this movie first came out there was ppv. My dad ordered it and we watched it 4 or 5 times that day. Epic
Half of his garrison is dead and then he calls for archers on the tower. Brilliant military tactics there.
You cut the best bit out
That look he gives him, the look that death is upon him. Brilliant Gibson acting.
This move hit me like a freight train...just an incredible film...overwhelming.
Are u kidding 5 seconds more
Using an english corpse to shield yourself from english arrows? Now that's soldiering!
shame wallace didnt have a cousin at horsegaurd, and friends at court....
That sizing him up is freaking awesome.
Was that English soldier scrolling through his iPhone when Wallace smacked him with that mace? The guy telegraphed that swing for days!
"IT'S MY ISLAND!" Great flick!
I love how Wallence is somehow disappointed when looking at him like "Are you no more than this? Where are the devil horns..."
I jumped out of my seat and started screaming like I was at a sporting event
Signed, Jason Stratham
Me too
Mad
Max
Signed everyone was wished they were English.
Just jealous you ain't English
This movie was a favorite amongst us grunts in the infantry barracks, freaking motto. Semper Fi.
There is no other movie that hets you in your feels like Braveheart. My eyes tear up for Mel and his wife 🥺
Sorry, 6 foot 5 William Wallace, not Mel!! Who's Mel?
Shit film.
There is no record of Wallace being married. He had a woman he was courting, Her last name was Broadfoot.
She was killed because she would not tell the Sheriff where Wallace was after he had killed several English soldiers in Lanack.
Wallace returned to the town the very day his love interest was killed and killed the Sheriff in his bed by cutting off his head.
@@halbarbour7340 That's even better than the movie script. Bravo! 👏
@@WatchYOBackBrah Marion Bravefoot, not Broadfoot.
It was actually called the Battle of Sterling Bridge.
The Scots ambushed the English army as it crossed a narrow bridge across the River Forth.
Wallace killed Hugh De Cressingham during the battle, removed a part of his skin, tanned it, and used it for a sword scabbard and belt.
The 13th English soldier to get smashed to bits must have really meant something to the Noble. 1-12? Nah, not bothered. Number 13 was Dave though, and Dave meant the world to him. "Corporal, some archers on the tower, now!" That was for you Dave, we'll never forget you man.
A LOT of teamwork in this attack...well done.
I find it funny how some of the responses from some folks on here are critical of the movies depictions of the in-accurate lines, scenes, history and such, I mean, come on, it's a MOVIE!!! Guess the old saying is true..., "Some people would complain if you hung em' with a new rope!!!" Far as I'm concerned, it was and still is a great movie.
I remember going to the movies not knowing what to expect then this happened and i was hooked.
Aaaah know you, you love da killin', but ya an empty shell inside (Marked For Death, 1990). That movie had me hooked lol.
This form of fighting later evolved into a game called hockey.
which later evolved into ice hockey
lmbo!
I do give credit to the corporal protecting his noble to the end and honorably surrendering.
I expect he still got his throat cut though.
They all have this desire to grovel on their bellies for their _betters._
@@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935 Surrounded by armed lunatics makes doesn't make them betters.
@@tooyoungtobeold8756 English corporals are still grovelling to serve the will of their _betters,_ the comfortable heirs of the Norman establishment.
The Magistrate watching till he's only got about 4 guys left. Quick , get some archers! Kind of like bad NFL clock management.
These 2 ended up becoming good friends and lived out their lives playing scrabble together every tuesday.
Hamish's dad (Angus?) was a real badass all throughout the movie. Even his jokes were fantastic!
"Your mother must be telling stories about me again."
I love the scene at the end where Wallace and the nobleman just look at each other. Wallace almost had an expression of sadness. He was like "it didn't have to end this way. All you had to do was take your men and walk away."
No! maybe watch the movie mate, Wallace's face was that of grief. That Englishman slit Wallace's wife's throat, the next scene Wallace does the same to him.
وليم والاس كان ينضر أليه ويفكر بالطريقه المناسبه لقتله هل ذبحه مثلما ذبح زوجته أو تقطيعه وهو لايزال حي أو حرقه وهو حي كان يفكر بأقسى طريقه ممكنه لقتله
Ok, didn't watch the movie did ya? Wallace looked at him with contempt and disgust for taking the life of his wife. She was young and defenseless
He was sad because he REMEMBERED. In the heat of the battle, you can't remember, you survive and kill. All threats are gone and he is standing infront of the man that killed the only girl he ever loved. He is sad again, but not sad enough to let him go.
@@auzziguy449 Funny thing is in reality the real William Wallace's motivation to rebel against the English had nothing to do with a woman... although he probably did have romantic trysts.
Braveheart and the patriot are two of the best movies ever made . Mel Gibson is s legend.
Braveheart is on another level. I would say Bravehert, Apocalypto and The Passion of the Christ are the best from Mel Gibson. Have a movie marathon with them three, epic.
The English complained Mel Gibson was an anglophobe
....you mean two of the most retarded films ever made
it's ok, we all do typos
@@icysaracen3054 Oy Vey!
@@icysaracen3054 No he just has taste.
The musical score for this scene is almost magical. Hats 🎩 off to the composer and arranger.
James Horner, dude was a legend. For my money, better than John Williams through the entire score. (Williams could give you fanfare, but then he kind of faltered. Horner was solid the entire film.)
I love how the corporal backs away from the commander.
"I don't even KNOW these assholes"
Mel Gibson's most intense and brutal movie!
I thought the brutality in "The Patriot " was worse lol
@@Jerecebills Dude has alot of brutal movies,see also We Were Soldiers,Passion of the Christ,Apocalypto....
Mel Gibson’s biggest load of garbage totally historically inaccurate he should have stuck to wife beating something he is an expert in
Very true!!! Lol
Mad Max?
If the powerless unite as one, they will escape bondage.
Ah, but that's the point of mass immigration and race confusion, to ensure you are isolated and alone, even among what would be your own family.
Loved Mel Gibson for his movie Apocalypto ! His name will be remembered forever for that movie alone !
....or that moment when you decide to fight tyranny. Great stuff.
What a freaking excellent movie. Its been 30 years almost and I still quote Braveheart as one of my favs, if not my absolute favorite movie. I mean... its WAY TF up on my list somewhere around Saving Private Ryan, Step Brothers, Indy Jones & the Last Crusade, and Anchorman... It's probably my absolute favorite. I just wish they left in the part where scarface dude says "Im here to claim the right of a husband!" and totally guts the dude. I also love the scene where dude gets a helmet hammered into his head and blood shoots on the camera lens. So many great scenes in this flick.
Other than being voted one of the most historically inaccurate films even made?
@@A190xx Accusing a Mel Gibson movie of being historically inaccurate is like saying Mark Hamill is a bad Jedi . The man pretty much only deals in make believe ,you would have to be an awful fool to believe half the rubbish in his ‘’Based on True events’’ movies ( with maybe a dash on homophobia & antisemitism )
Even though there are lots of inaccuracies I love this movie.
It is a very good movie but about as accurate as NETFLIX Cleopatra!
I love the way when Mel Gibson stands in front of him how he looks down and up and sizes him up like prey
REMINDS ME OF JAMIE OROURKE AND GREG PETERS FIGHTING BLAIN MULDOON AND LANCE TUCKER !! 😂😂😂
When the home movie came out, I had just bought a Bose lifestyle 12 system. I loved watching this movie with how great the sound was. Jurassic Park was also around the same time. This movie is more about the sound than it is about the visual elements.
One of my all time favorite films! Time to break out the DVD!
Historically accurate or not, Fukin EPIC film.
The moment you don't take 'shit 'anymore😄
as one of Irish & Welsh heritage ,
I would have gladly helped William Wallace in the Scottish pursuit of Freedom !!!
You can’t just cut off the conclusion. Damn it!
One of the all-time great movies
not really none of it is historical accuracy but the production of the film is good though
easily pleased.
Absolutely not
😂
In who's universe? It's a dreadful, ridiculous, 99 pc fictional load of cr@p. The only good thing is Longshanks who steals every scene he's in...and the movie.
0:03. If you've never felt like doing this to a customer, you've never worked in food service or retail.
Sometimes all it takes is the will of a single man and the fire builds consuming everything in its path
Adolf Hitler agrees
Love the scene where he says I’m going to pick a fight
I love the part where he drilled that one guy in the neck with those antlers.
The brain tickler
@@Gallasl666 lol
Yeah that was bad as fuck
dunno that sledge hammer combo was nasty asf
It's wonderful how all those years ago the English were still polite enough to queue up and attack you one at a time.
i loved hamish`s dad hehe aswell as the irish dude
A fine display young Wallace.
This needs to happen again
Can't help but think cutting down on the yelling might make your attack more surprising
That old scotsman was such a memorable character
I love Monty Python!!!
This is The holy grail one, right?
I actually like this movie. Learned a lot about the history of Wallace from it.
Probably a top 5 greatest fight scene ever...and this is probably 40 minutes into movie with very little fighting before this.
The only fight scene I like better is Jon Snow after he watches his little brother get killed with an arrow.
@@leymcdonald1790 GOT had some good ones. The nights watch vs. mance raydar wildings battle at the wall episode was good too
Say what you will about this movie it proves why you should never mess with us.
Mel is such a legendary actor! His directing is on point to!
*too
Aye that good it was so historically wrong.
@@chewwyc Show reference
@@johnjohnson6018 easily researched do it yourself.
@@johnjohnson6018 Pretty much all of it. Still, it's a Hollywood adventure movie so doesn't really matter that much.
I see Friday night in Glasgow hasn't changed so much.
The old man was my favorite character in the whole movie. As well as the Irishman.
that was good, i wish it was an entire movie like this.
Ironclad - you are welcome
0:28 one of the most badass kills in movie history.🤘
For me it's 0:17 ;D
for me it's the hammer. Hammertime!
My mates Uncle won the Oscar for special FX/makeup for Braveheart.. A very cool dude.. R.I.P PF..
Back when battle was up-close and personal and conducted at bad breath range.
Always eat onions before such a battle, for extra breath power.
When I deployed we did a lot of fighting at bad breath range
They should be doing this again this 2022, vote for full independence.
And then vote straight away for Hegemony with the Germans.
Dumb comment
Let the English have a vote - you`ll get your indepemdence for sure.
how many times will they vote? they don't seem to want independence, apparently.
Nowadays only one glance at Boris or Tony and you are ready to fight.
Everyone needs a pal like big hamish!
And Hamish's old dad was out in front, the toughest badass of the bunch!
The will to fight is stronger then a double edged sword.
One of the best movies of all time
Wallace be like:
“Where’s your years of soldier training now, Englishman?!”
N then they hung drawn n quartered him 😂😂
Theres a lot more to this scene than that description.
Great action movie. But as historically correct as Star Wars. The soundtrack is amazing.
Didn't Star Wars happen in a galaxy far far away!
@@MrDa55555 as did this movie.
CORRECT BITCH
It does not have to be historically accurate to get the point of the movie. Why do you give a crap if its historically accurate or not, does it make the ideas of wanting freedom and fighting tyrannical governments any less valid?
@@spartanx169x yes
I was like 5 when i saw this scene. Before i knew what special effects were, i thought that guy actually was impaled, thinking, “god damn those actors are committed”
wow, a blasphemer by the tender age of five ...
@@scottmatheson3346 lol I didn’t actually say god damn
The guy who gets his leg cut off should say "It's only a flesh wound."
Was his name Monty?
He accidentally chose to wear armor made of sugar instead of metal that day, rookie mistake
@@Martin1jg even if he had bare legs, I doubt that leg would've come off so clean lol
A single look from Mel Gibson's character portrays so much; grief, pain, hatred, contempt. Amazing movie
I love winding English friends by asking who do they cheer for when they watch it 😂
They probably can't understand you 😅😅