Best thing about henry is that gave his own speech in English He was the only royal who learned English most others needed a translater for the English soldiers
You would but I wonder if, in a time of serfdom, the average soldier from mediaeval England had the same fire in their heart for their country. My guess is that they fought for their wages and one another, not the selfish ambitions of a King.
@@JackSmith-hx8zhI reckon so, this war was something most of their fathers and their grandfathers fought in over the 100 years war That and their leader here was a proven warrior who’s leading by example, speaking in the common tongue which I bet helped motivate them more than some translator. English bias anyhow 🏴
@@JackSmith-hx8zhconsidering the English were outnumbered by at least 2-1 (some historians say this could be as high as 5-1) at Agincourt, I’d imagine they certainly did have some devotion to their country. As previously mentioned, these men at agincourt were fighting a war that their fathers and grandfathers fought in. Times have certainly changed though. Although this is not actually the speech that was delivered by Henry V. Still very impactful.
I'd happily die for a king like Henry V, obv the speech is different but I imagine the real king Henry delivered it with the same energy. We suffered so few casualties that I woulda most likely survived. Outnumbered 3:1, starving, sick, exhausted against a well fed and prepared french army mainly men at arms and we antihalated them, musta been some feeling for the survivors winning that battle, musta looked at Henry like a god. One of our greatest ever victories and that's saying something. Makes me proud to be English.
I thought so as well. So easy for a king to hide behind his castle walls while sending his armies to slaughter. Henry welcomed the thought of possible death AMONGST his men, acknowledging that he was a common soldier defending his country like the rest of them.❤
You have people yelling down the line, professionals who would hear what he’s saying while repeating his mantra. They would hardly just “walk up and give a speech” too much risk of someone interrupting you or you falter
As Prince of Wales, a few years earlier at the Battle of Shrewsbury, he got shot in the face by an arrow which penetrated his head by 6 inches but continued fighting in the thick of the battle in hand to hand combat for a further 30 mins. After the battle, he underwent painful surgery to remove the arrow in an era without anasthetic. Henry was a badass
The way I see it is some yahoo did it first, then slowly but surely all the generals realized they can do the same without publicly loosing their honor. Effectively, it created a domino effect
We're built on warrior kings, the Plantagenets were different, you weren't a real king unless you led your men into battle. Shameful what's happened to our country, we'll take it back one day, I'd be straight on it if we ever end up having another civil war.
Joel edgerton is seriously underrated bcuz hes a great actor, actually Timothee chalamet', Robert Pattinson and the cast did a great job in this film! I can only hope to work with such talented people!
the "band of brothers" was coined in that speech. "Crispin's Day Speech is the most famous monologue from Henry V, and with good reason. These inspiring lines are delivered to the rabble of brave English soldiers who are about to go into battle (the famous Battle of Agincourt) against thousands of French knights."
This was the role that literally made me a Chalamet FANATIC!!! I honestly hadn't seen any other prior movies he's been in until this one, and i was Blown Away!! ❤❤❤
Hay que ser muy valiente y inteligente y tener la cabeza bien fria para salir a combatir contra el adversario enemigo .es un ejemplo de un verdadero.heroe morir o vivir defendiendo tu pais.
Could you imagine being born in this era, compared to what we deal with today? 16-17 years old and you’re listening to a KING who is barely older than you? Good God those men were bold and willing to die for their own country. I can’t even fathem waking up thinking “well, I may die today.”
Typical American thinks the uk consists solely of England. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are part of the UK, although I wish we were not. Roll on independence for Scotland.
Thank you brother. I hope if you ever come here you are greeted like an old friend. You are always welcome in the home of (I presume) many of your ancestors. God bless you and your nation 🏴🇺🇸
@@monza1002000 yeah I mean it was Shakespeare so it was great and Kenneth Branagh did a great job but that movie overall in my opinion is very slow and boring however that part is absolutely awesome.
Idk if they showed it in this movie. But all the men got down to their knees and marked the cross with dirt on their foreheads expecting total death in the battle of agincourt
this kid is an unbelievable actor.
Kid? He’s 28 fyi
Lol no
@@Kyle-l8plol yes
@stefanospavakevas seriously? I swear to our heavenly father I honestly thought he was 17.
@@TDR85 explain
He was the Warrior King. One of the most badass figures from medieval history.
Looks like a wee laddie
Common Soldier in the back ranks: Did The King just say, "NAKED ENGLAND, NAKED ENGLAND!!"..????
@@speak_your_truth. He was 6 foot 4 in real life
Best thing about henry is that gave his own speech in English
He was the only royal who learned English most others needed a translater for the English soldiers
He died with an arrow tip stuck in his head from an earlier battle!
Such a badass!
I'd fight for that
You would but I wonder if, in a time of serfdom, the average soldier from mediaeval England had the same fire in their heart for their country. My guess is that they fought for their wages and one another, not the selfish ambitions of a King.
@@JackSmith-hx8zhFire like that would really be needed though if they knew they were probably going to die
@@JackSmith-hx8zhI reckon so, this war was something most of their fathers and their grandfathers fought in over the 100 years war
That and their leader here was a proven warrior who’s leading by example, speaking in the common tongue which I bet helped motivate them more than some translator.
English bias anyhow 🏴
@@JackSmith-hx8zhconsidering the English were outnumbered by at least 2-1 (some historians say this could be as high as 5-1) at Agincourt, I’d imagine they certainly did have some devotion to their country. As previously mentioned, these men at agincourt were fighting a war that their fathers and grandfathers fought in. Times have certainly changed though.
Although this is not actually the speech that was delivered by Henry V. Still very impactful.
I'd happily die for a king like Henry V, obv the speech is different but I imagine the real king Henry delivered it with the same energy. We suffered so few casualties that I woulda most likely survived. Outnumbered 3:1, starving, sick, exhausted against a well fed and prepared french army mainly men at arms and we antihalated them, musta been some feeling for the survivors winning that battle, musta looked at Henry like a god. One of our greatest ever victories and that's saying something. Makes me proud to be English.
"If your day is today so be it, mine will be tomorrow."...Thats beautiful leadership.
I thought so as well. So easy for a king to hide behind his castle walls while sending his armies to slaughter. Henry welcomed the thought of possible death AMONGST his men, acknowledging that he was a common soldier defending his country like the rest of them.❤
The thing about these great speeches before the fighting starts is that among the thousands of soldiers, only about a couple hundred hear it.
Chinese whispers, by the time it gets to the back the guys are preparing to cook food.
You have people yelling down the line, professionals who would hear what he’s saying while repeating his mantra. They would hardly just “walk up and give a speech” too much risk of someone interrupting you or you falter
Can't have a brawl hungry @@vg8062
During the speech you had callers further down who would emulate the speech exactly.
Also in total silence yelling can travel very far
As Prince of Wales, a few years earlier at the Battle of Shrewsbury, he got shot in the face by an arrow which penetrated his head by 6 inches but continued fighting in the thick of the battle in hand to hand combat for a further 30 mins. After the battle, he underwent painful surgery to remove the arrow in an era without anasthetic. Henry was a badass
You’d be surprised what you can endure when you have no choice.
back when leaders fought on the battlefield with the men instead of cowering away in their ivory towers.
The way I see it is some yahoo did it first, then slowly but surely all the generals realized they can do the same without publicly loosing their honor. Effectively, it created a domino effect
@@wingwong7286don’t let them know that Roman generals didn’t lead from the front
No, that’s always been a thing
Mainly because if the leader of an army dies, your cause is kind of boned
We're built on warrior kings, the Plantagenets were different, you weren't a real king unless you led your men into battle. Shameful what's happened to our country, we'll take it back one day, I'd be straight on it if we ever end up having another civil war.
He is extraordinary in this scene.
The Song of movie 💯❤️
Need to play this before the football at the euros 🏴🏴
"Great men to it, captains, lords. Great men to it!"
"...If you cannot give them that, then at least tell them a magnificent lie" - Falstaff
Falstaff is King Henry's Sergeant Major. 100%.
We need this now! England needs to remember!
Is it too late?
You’ve let the barbarians into your border.
I don't know. I like France and Spain. I doubt King Charles wants a software engineer fighting for him either. Change isn't always a bad thing
We needed this at half time yesterday against France in the World Cup!
One of best war film ive ever seen
I wish had been more cheering more rawww
It was an amazing movie. Deserved way better ratings.
Joel edgerton is seriously underrated bcuz hes a great actor, actually Timothee chalamet', Robert Pattinson and the cast did a great job in this film! I can only hope to work with such talented people!
I’d fight for this king,this man 🏴⚔️
LISAN AL GHAIB
We carry it with us always. Truer words have never been spoken.
Absolutely epic!!💪
the "band of brothers" was coined in that speech.
"Crispin's Day Speech is the most famous monologue from Henry V, and with good reason. These inspiring lines are delivered to the rabble of brave English soldiers who are about to go into battle (the famous Battle of Agincourt) against thousands of French knights."
Watched this 12 times or more. I lost count!
I loved this movie. I was hoping I could find this on DVD.
This scene gave me goosebumps.
Very talented actor
One of the Greatest English King.
This film needs to be on DVD .
You are England, each and every one of you, England is you 💪🏻🔥
Chills every time
The boy has grown up to man finally❤
This goes so hard.
Goosebumps
"Aux hommes valeureux la victoire !"
The most British patriotic speech I have ever heard of and I love it and I would not have found it if it was not for you
Have you ever heard of Henry V pal?
@@wisdompower1 yes why bro
@@hypermaker4204 you can't think this is better than any of the Henry V speeches surely
@@wisdompower1 i can look them up. All i know about the guy was in a oversimplified video
How is it a "British" patriotic speech"? It's English, there are 4 countries in Britain, not just England. The speech is about England, not Britain.
We need this today
This was the role that literally made me a Chalamet FANATIC!!! I honestly hadn't seen any other prior movies he's been in until this one, and i was Blown Away!! ❤❤❤
That was a good speech.
Long live the fighters!
LISAN AL GAIB
Born to act and make these speeches that rally warriors in the movie and stun the audience so much they are addicted to his movie
Good men to it
Youngin got the stuff . Never disappointed in his acting
The Time were Kings fight for their people......
Hay que ser muy valiente y inteligente y tener la cabeza bien fria para salir a combatir contra el adversario enemigo .es un ejemplo de un verdadero.heroe morir o vivir defendiendo tu pais.
pause for effect before kneeling*
"LISAN AL GHAIB!"
One of the best movies on Netflix, should’ve got an Oscar but at least got nominated
When true leaders existed.
This movie hit that sweet spot for me. Don't know why I like it so much.
Could you imagine being born in this era, compared to what we deal with today? 16-17 years old and you’re listening to a KING who is barely older than you?
Good God those men were bold and willing to die for their own country. I can’t even fathem waking up thinking “well, I may die today.”
Love this!!!
A New Yorker as King 👑
This movie goes hard af
For an american, he played that role perfectly
Gives Ragnar Lothbrok vibes.
@@jahram9940guy form a show called Vikings
@@jahram9940sleeping
Difference is one speech is real
Love this film!!!
People who saw this movie never doubted he would be a great Paul Atreides.
When kings actually fought in their battles. If only it were still the same today.
The speech that raises the swords.
I thought that this was a really good movie and a really good performance by Chalamet.
Rishi Sunak and Sadiq Khan need to watch this every fcking day..THIS IS ENGLAND..!!🏴
Anglos came from Germany . This is NOT England.
Those don’t sound like English names
@@edwarddeere4925 neither is farage
@@Z-rx3 at least his is European. These other people are from the Middle East lmfao.
@ remind me where Christianity comes from. I’ll wait.
What a speech
For the king and St George. 🏴
Very good movie
Even though I’m American, hella respect to you, your country, and to my language of English.
Typical American thinks the uk consists solely of England. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are part of the UK, although I wish we were not. Roll on independence for Scotland.
Thank you brother. I hope if you ever come here you are greeted like an old friend. You are always welcome in the home of (I presume) many of your ancestors. God bless you and your nation 🏴🇺🇸
Same here. Our BROTHERS.
If only he could see england now 😔
I mean they don't have to fight like these men.
We will fight!
We must first REPENT & BELIEVE the Gospel of Jesus christ, then stand against the Muslim invasion of Our England!
Many Englishmen would fight and die for our country
@@Joshua-li1vn shouldn’t have overstepped your welcome in their countries and they wouldn’t be in yours.
Love IT❤
God bless England. rip to her 😢
I'd fight for him and I'm fucking Irish 😂
Right, let's take our country back..I'll enlist for my country! Our people .. our land and institutions 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Under the eyes of God - I love this beautiful country that is ENGLAND ❤
Hurrah England !
This speech can turn a man from Timbuktu english holy shit boi lol
Excellent comédien français ❤
Yeah manifest destiny we take over not surrender
As it is written.
Just like a young Ivar
Amazing movie, speech gives me chills, never understood why the soldiers didn’t cheer afterwards though lol
Henry V speech is much better. It has the "band of brothers" line in it
@@monza1002000 yeah I mean it was Shakespeare so it was great and Kenneth Branagh did a great job but that movie overall in my opinion is very slow and boring however that part is absolutely awesome.
Battlefield speeches are most likely a hollywood trope. These battlefields were literally miles long.
Idk if they showed it in this movie. But all the men got down to their knees and marked the cross with dirt on their foreheads expecting total death in the battle of agincourt
England is my city
The Saxons began to hate
You are England ,England is you
When old men are willing to follow a young man that’s gotta mean something
So true
Shakespeare gold
😤🇬🇧🏴
Waiting for the kid in the back if the bus to yell stfu😂
As battle ready speeches go, that one would fire me up.
Can you imagine this now england is no more 😔
United Europe ❤
Just head butted my phone.
England is my city 🏴
Ha ha u got me 😂
Same glory to England and 🏴
Lmao
My condolences
When the SGMs hear the new LT actually spitting real fire.
History is written by the victorious folk.
⚔️🏴⚔️
He wanted peace with France but that old man manipulated Henry into war thats the saddest part his friend died for Henry
my god that audio quality. it sounded like he was gargling marbles
No one ever gave speeches like this in front of an army. Only those in earshot would have heard him.
The movie is The King
Thays a hidden gem on Netflix. Forget what it's called. The king or something. So good. Ol littlefinger is in it and just as shitty a person.
I had to post this up on Saturday for the march
Ever seen Hero? ❤