@Samuel Nowe That is the question of the movie. How many wrongs make something right, wrong. And, when you start pondering that even for a moment; are ye now on the side of the wrong? Go see it.
Remember this my historically literate friend, most people don’t give a fuck, nor could give a fuck if they wanted, it’s the way it is This way, people atleast learn a basic version of it, and those who have the yearn to learn more of it, do so
I would not bother watching this, it makes John Brown out to be a loud-mouth . . . . I am a descendant of John Brown . . . . . men of action like John Brown are rarely the ones who make a lot of noise. The loud ones are usually the biggest cowards. This Hollywood portrayal is a crock of shit if you ask me, and I like Ethan Hawke, but this sucks and really goes off the rails due to the stupid acting.
We're all descendants of the mighty John Brown. There's neither one opinion nor prayer that stands over one another. Just the right one for the right time. I wish you well!
Indeed, a first hand account of Brown by his friend Alex Hawes has this to say: John was brusque with a sarcastic sense humor. While remaining astonishingly cool under pressure. I think the show/book is depicting the myth of John Brown as a ideological zealot with a burning passion. For the sake of narrative the character expresses this outwardly with his wild demeanor. More to entertain the audience than to be accurate. The real life Brown was just as passionate but he wasn't playing to an audience. I think we can appreciate both the man and myth. :)
John Brown only committed one sin: he died too early to continue his fight against total injustice.
AMEN!
Amen!!!
John Brown did nothing wrong
I'd reckon his strategics was off but he had the right idea.
@Samuel Nowe That is the question of the movie. How many wrongs make something right, wrong. And, when you start pondering that even for a moment; are ye now on the side of the wrong?
Go see it.
100%
@Samuel Nowe no such thing as an innocent confederate.
Id say everything up to harpers ferry was good.
"CHARGE IT TO THE LORD, HEATHEN!"
Love that quote LMAO
love that line alone but the immediate gunshot afterwards makes it a gem
This show needs more clout it was amazing
John Brown was unfathomably based
CHARGE IT TO THE LORD HEATHEN!
Hawke is a beast!
Hard to believe he’s that scruffy kid from the last faithful Disney adaptation of a Jack London title, eh?
You bite your tongue when you swear about our maker blessed by the power of his holy grace I be commanded to deliver holy redemption on his behalf
John Brown cant die. John Brown lives
I order you to get in his holy name. Lol man I love John Brown. Hilarious and bad to the freaking bone he was.
That is not what he was like
American Spartacus by proxy
I wish there were more people like John Brown today
*If anything; John Brown was the closest thing to an American William Wallace*
John Brown’s body is a-moulderin in his grave….
But his hoss is a-galloping on
*horse
God Bless Ol John Brown.
Keith David is in this? I want to see it more now.
IKR? Nobody fucks with The Arbiter
Hey what's the song on the background?
I think it may be a cover of ghost riders in the sky
I need to know in the name of the lord what is this songs versions name
Ghost Riders in the Sky, I believe.
@@bobbyjuju7442but by what band and whose cover damn it I just know
Thas a real american
Goliath
Who's the woman at 2:48
Just some lady. 0 plot significance.
Besides being a hostage I guess. That's plot significance I suppose
i'm eating pop corn
This show is highly inaccurate
It is based on a book that was never intended to be historically accurate. Take it for what it is... an entertaining, well- made series.
Remember this my historically literate friend, most people don’t give a fuck, nor could give a fuck if they wanted, it’s the way it is
This way, people atleast learn a basic version of it, and those who have the yearn to learn more of it, do so
I would not bother watching this, it makes John Brown out to be a loud-mouth . . . . I am a descendant of John Brown . . . . . men of action like John Brown are rarely the ones who make a lot of noise. The loud ones are usually the biggest cowards. This Hollywood portrayal is a crock of shit if you ask me, and I like Ethan Hawke, but this sucks and really goes off the rails due to the stupid acting.
I’m inclined to agree even if I’m a fan of the show
I feel like movie portrayals are supposed to be a bit over the top and theatrical. That's why they're called dramas.
@@IvanMrsicStudio "Over the top" can be anything. Some Clint Eastwood movies have hardly any dialogue.
We're all descendants of the mighty John Brown. There's neither one opinion nor prayer that stands over one another. Just the right one for the right time. I wish you well!
Indeed, a first hand account of Brown by his friend Alex Hawes has this to say: John was brusque with a sarcastic sense humor. While remaining astonishingly cool under pressure.
I think the show/book is depicting the myth of John Brown as a ideological zealot with a burning passion. For the sake of narrative the character expresses this outwardly with his wild demeanor. More to entertain the audience than to be accurate. The real life Brown was just as passionate but he wasn't playing to an audience. I think we can appreciate both the man and myth. :)