@@Oakland510 Ivar is a son of ranger the most feared Viking, if you kill him when he’s outnumbered/defenseless, his brothers will come together for revenge and coming together includes bringing together the whole Vikings
@@Oakland510 come on, you see a crippled guy screaming and laughing at you mindlessly fully covered in blood of your brothers in arms, acting like he's just playing around, they just viewed his as a devil and non-human as previous guy already said it basically showed them that even a crippled viking is still an elite warrior and a demon
It's slightly frustrating because Ubbe should have been able to do that himself. In the ancient stories, he was physically the strongest of the brothers and was almost unkillable in battle. I was looking forward to seeing Ubbe and Ivar working together to wreak havoc on England with Ivar as the brains and Ubbe as the muscle, just like how it seemed to be going when they teamed up kill Lagertha in Season 4 (frankly, I wish that's how it had gone down instead of Bjorn choosing that moment to come home). And we got a taste of just how terrifying Ubbe was at the end of season 4 in that one battle, but season 5 has ruined his character as far as I'm concerned.
@@JimmySteller I feel like the point of this whole scene was to show that Ivars determination to win and his certitude of success was far more important than his physicall restriction. I think that's why he was able to frighten so many men. And I totally agree with you on the part that Ubbe is portrayed a bit differently than in the ancient stories. I have no doubt in the possibility of him being the physically strongest of the brothers, because he proved himself to be a great warrior.. In my eyes he just isn't as much of a go-getter as Ivar, but I might just be too biased lol
@@bianccahemms1978 I agree with you on Ivar's portrayal, and Alex Hogh is definitely the highlight of the show now that Ragnar is dead and Floki has been pushed to the side. My point was more that Ubbe should have been as much of a go-getter as his brother. He and Ivar famously worked together to conquer one English kingdom after another until Wessex was the only one left. I was looking forward to seeing that dynamic in the show, but they've decided to go in wildly different directions for whatever reason. I'm speaking entirely subjectively, of course; if you liked it, more power to you. I just felt let down personally.
@@JimmySteller Yeah I feel you! But look.. things still might take a turn and Ubbe will take things into his own hands and come thru stronger than ever.. I really hope that will be the case - not only because he deserves just as much praise as some of his other brothers get but also to be fair to the real life Ubbe from the ancient stories
@@JimmySteller While not as good as Vikings, Ubbe was definitely the strongest of the lothbroks in The Last Kingdom series. You think we get to see Ivar and Ubbe martyr Edmund in Vikings?
Having Ivar speak Norse in this scene was a touch of genius. It shows you exactly what the English saw which was basically a monster speaking a demonic language
@@Nejdetärbratack I have been hyped on learning languages recently and I was checking, using a translator, for what he said for a couple of hours to find to which language old norse is similar to. According to google it's icelandic but like for my ear, it just didn't cover with the quote ivar says in this clip. I liked that language and wanted to learn the most similar one xD. I've lost so many time and the answer was in the comment section haha Actually i was ready to learn Danish =) Need to check which one is the most worth of learning though but swedish one seems to be cool...
The Anglo Saxon immigrated from Northern Europe a few centuries before, and if you look up Old Norse and Old English, you will se that they in fact aren't too different.
Bilawal Khawaja I literally hate him so much, every five minutes I’m like, “He needs to die.” But at the same time he is essential to the show and it will die without him.
@@MuzikFreak161 he has the same aura that the prick, Joffrey from GoT had. but unlike Joffrey who had power because bloodline, Ivar had to earn his keep and kill for what was rightfully his. that's why he is so likable yet also despised
Seriously one of the best scenes in the entire show. Anyone else get chills down their spine when Ivar yells? It's like he's not even human! Amazing performance
what have you been smoking? this is obviously not his first role. he played in the shows Outsider, Tvillingerne & Julemanden, Hedensted High and the movies Big Hero 6, Ødeland and A War before his role as Ivar in Vikings.
I have also learned that his identity is debated as well as the Viking Imar. But in history we know him as Ragnar Lothbrokes son and the Viking that murdered King Emund the Martyr, who was a saint in Anglo Saxon history
The people who filmed and directed this knew exactly wtf they were doing. Every time I watch this it's like i'm watching it for the first time all over again. I could watch this on loop for hours and never not be impressed by it. This scene 100% goes down in history for me.
This comment encapsulates my entire line of thought 100%… shit has to be the greatest scene I’ve seen in any TV show tbh. The shaking, the laughing, the blood, the old Norse cursing, the primal anger and murderous ferocity of Ivar is nothing short of fucking badass… he’s literally the epitome of the shit I expect from a true Viking show!
The way he screams in Old Norse is literally THE best moment in all Vikimgs Edit - I understand it's not old norse and i sound like a fucking idiot but...it's nice to get swallowed into the culture for just a moment isn't it
I do totally agree that it's one of the most badass scenes in Vikings. BUT it's actually not old norse.. He screams in a mixture of Danish and Norwegian. Old norse is way more like icelandic. Have a great day :-) - A norwegian
@@andresvazquez2201 It's actually written under the video 😉 Got a few small facts tho -The actor is Danish so he's saying more "dræbe" then "drepe" which means kill. -The "eg" used for me/I is from a Norwegian dialect. The written word for me/I in Norwegian is "jeg". (Jeg er viking/ I am Viking) If you want to feel the spirit of your viking ancestors look up Wardruna. Personally I like the song "helvegen" live from a cave with Aurora and Oslo Fagottkor featured. And If you search "leaving Kattegat" here on TH-cam you'll find the video from the Series where Einar Selvik himself (Wardruna) sings on the docks as Ragnar and the others leave for France. A "Skald" was a singer in the Viking age, and Einar Selvik is by far considered today's era best Skald. Long reply - it just happened...
Given that he knew how to speak OE, it could also have some if it: “Becnāwaþ hwa ic am? Ge cunnon ikke* dreppa mē. Ic am Ivar þe Boneless!” […] “Þú kannt ikke drepa mik” (Old Norse) Or he might as well have mixed both Norwegian and OE; or ON & OE.
Yeah my dad taught me a long time ago to fear no man.. but if a man starts challenging you and speaking in another language not familiar to you . To be on your toes even more 🤣 lol
@Walter yeah me too that's why I shared lol.. my dad was always a jokester kind of guy and grew up in a very diverse area .. he was joking in tone but wasn't kidding
In reality the anglo saxons and norse people could understand each other . Back in the 800th those languages were quite similar. Dont look for actual historical facts in this show. Because it isnt historically correct. Some parts are made kind of rigth , like the scenes where you see things like "the thing" , the trells, relations between men and women , their daily life. But things like dates , and "Kattegat", are wrong. Kattegat is , if I am not mistaken a part of the sea between southern Norway and northern Denmark. Norwegian answering here , so anyone saying Ivar doesnt look scandinavian is wrong. We dont all have blond hair and blue eyes
@@christinaegelandnygard6746 No, what are you sying is nonsense. Anglo saxons had already passed by transformations in the language when they met the picts, celtics and welsh. Ther nords also suffered mutation in the language when they met the suomenusko. They could barely understand each other, just some words. Its not like portugueses and spanish these days...
right, i've been so amazed his acting skills. I am not so interested with his ruthless character but the real actor handling his character as ivar the boneless is amazingly amazing.. he deserves the bet acting award
My 5yr old son has Cerebral Palsy. He cannot walk. He crawls everywhere when not in his wheelchair. My husband randomly came across this video. We immediately got teary eyed. This video reminded us so much of our son ACE. The personality.. the savageness.. the ruthlessness… the determination. We have never seen this show, but it is playing on our tv now. We always say, “imagine if he did not have his disability.. how much trouble he would get in.” Our son is sweet as pie but has that savage in him. It’s crazy. I truly believe if we lived in that time… this would be him. Excited about the show!
@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw it was not like he hated his brothers but disliked the idea of how they didn't do anything against Lagaertha who killed his mother. His rage towards his brothers is very reasonable and natural.
Everybody praising the acting (obviously, why not), but isn't anyone going to mention the amazing camerawork? The slight shakes zoomed in on his face adds to the aggression, madness and pure rage he's expressing. If it was a still shot it would be MUCH less impactful. Overall an awesome-ass scene.
@@Borolad116 the continuity is flawed. He appears with axes in different hands and then he magically gets one back and then loses it again. Still a very cool scene. I might actually watch this show
Coward haha Ivar slept with a Teddy bear while Khabib wrestled with a bear Khabib would stop Ivar in a fair fight. So do not say he would be unstoppable please lol
If this scene was in English it wouldn’t have hit as hard. I love that they chose to put that but in old Norse so you can understand how intimidating he must’ve been to that English army
Old Norse: Víss þú eigi thær iak em? Þú kná eigi drepa mér! Víss þú eigi thær iak em? Iak em Ivar the boneless! Iak em Ivar the boneless! Þú kná eigi drepa mér! Iak em Ivar the boneless! Iak munu drepa þú! Iak munu drepa þú! Þú kná eigi drepa mér! Þú kná eigi drepa mér! Þú kná eigi drepa mér! Þú deyja bráðum!
man please can u write down for me all words ivar says before his death when he start by saying I am ivar the boneless and ends with but sup with ut loved one in valhalla cause I'm willing to get it tatted on my ribs
This isn't accurate. Veist þú ekki hvǫr ek em, og kann ekki drepa mik. Veist þú ekki hvǫr ek em. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Þú kann ekki drepa mik. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Við drepa þik. Ek mun drepa þik. Þú kann ekki drepa mik. Þú KANN EKKI DREPA MIK! This is accurate. Your version mostly works but that's not how he says it. Þú deyrð brátt. You need to neuter the word Bráður and Conjugate Deyja into deyrð if you are using Þú ;)
@@jorgeveega I think he mean the situation unreal and Ivar gonna being killed. But he dont understand the Vikings as ser. are myth and director didn't want historical TV series
@@asddsa-lw7dl he threw the one in his right hand then switched the one in his left over to his right. Shortly after they show him still holding the axe in his left hand
Well war itself is hell. Sometimes you have to be terrifying in order to hide the fear in your heart. In the end everyone is scared that’s why they are brutal for the sake of survival
@@khonsu9378 Most Norsemen/vikings was known for being fond of killing Christians, which is why the pagans/heathens had such a great scare effect on the christians, they literally reminded them of being the opposite of everything their priest had been telling them, in other words, they believed that the vikings was indeed the devils spawn which generated even more fear, but yes the real Ivar the boneless was known for being not only a powerful warrior but one who enjoyed killing and going into battle.
Alex is an spectacular and talented actor! This scene is one of my favorites, I keep rewatching it all the time just because I can't handle how magnificent this man really is. I love him.
I love how his brother just sees how fearless his little brother is and that gives him inspiration to just say "WAIT A FCKIN MINUTE!....WE ARE VIKINGS DAMNIT! WE LIVE TO FIGHT!"
I think differently about Ubbe's reaction. The reason he didn't come to Ivar's defense was because he noticed that only Ivar's words did the job. He was in shock seeing his crippled brother holding all those soldiers back.
@@erikrayray5795 how about get fucked mate its a year old comment and he looks insane and is if you keep watching the series, fucking insane. GJ trying to mansplain dipshit.
@@erikrayray5795 man you really must be putting those 2 braincells of yours into overtime trying to come up with something that will hurt my feelings. Your a misogynistic prick that must think he's either a nice guy or considers himself an alpha male. So why don't you crawl back to whatever cave you came from and give it a rest bud.
To think that his name was supposed to highlight his disability, to let everyone know he lacked something yet it became an object of fear. Everything about this scene was tailor-made to showcase how terrifying Ivar really is, the camera work was amazing. Ubbe’s reaction to seeing an army halt because of his brother 👌🏾
Dude! I watch it almost daily. Some days it really helps before work. 😂🤦♂️ but his acting is incredible in this scene. The power he had over the entirety of the other army, they were all scared, they didn’t know if they should attack or start running there for a minute.
This was one of my favorite moments from this show. The acting was movie quality. Ivar The Boneless became my favorite character by the end of the show. That evil laugh to the priest was great.
not even Harald, Olaf, Bjorn and his brothers together could'nt destroy him without being betrayed of his wife. Ivar is fkin real deal. I'm not suprised why Ragnar saw potencial in Ivar. Ivar is fking GOAT.
@Mask On but it aint for the Corona Most people were Christians back then in England, just imagine you being a God-fearing soldier walking up to the battlefield and you see a cripple guy with a face painted red by blood, with bright blue eyes piercing through like a demon. Meanwhile he is screaming some satanic sounding language towards you that you never heard of before, with seemingly no fear of death... Idk man, I'd pause for a bit too if I'd saw some shit like that, even if you're not religious. If no help arrives then ofcourse they'll eventually kill him duh. I'm just saying I get the pause.
@Mask On but it aint for the Corona Yes ofcourse you have to take it with a grain of salt I get that, gotta be able to enjoy it for what it's worth man, at the end of the day it's still mostly a fictional series about vikings.
Alex Høgh Andersen (Ivar The Boneless) Is legit the best actor I've ever seen. He wasn't an old actor. Vikings were the first movie he was in. And the best thing is, he's Danish, like me! :D. That scene is the best I've seen in Vikings. Just the way he screams at the English men Is so powerful! And he, of course, can't kill every one of them by himself. So he screams and scares them. And they can't understand what he is saying! And that demonic laugh at 2:19 is just priceless. Best Viking EVER!
This kid Alex Høgh Andersen just has that look ... I can't explain it any further than that but, in my opinion, not many actors could've pulled off those facial expression and screams along with the tone of the lines spoken ... he killed it. Similar to Bill Skarsgård and his "It" portrayal ... (another Scandinavian, Andersen being a Dane and Skarsgård a Swede)
I absolutely am IN LOVE with this scene. Alex Høgh Andersen absolutely killed it. What a phenomenal actor, and you could literally feel him and his rage in this scene. Pure and absolute brilliance!! ❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fear of what exactly? Is it that a man with a bloody face is scary, or is it that a man who can't even move (can't do shit except throw something) is screaming his head off?
@@aaroncoster7465 Aaron buddy, you'd actually shit your pants in the presence of someone like that, practically anybody would. Insanity is always to be feared.
@@aaroncoster7465 He's insane. He looks like he does not give a single shit that he dies, but that if you tried to kill him, he would most definitely kill you, tough guy.
@@aaroncoster7465 You have to remember the fact that at this time, people were shitting their pants because of demons, etc. Im pretty sure the army infront of Ivar thought he is posessed or some shit, thats why they didn't rush him.
I love how Ubbe sees Ivar holding off an entire company through sheer will, a feat worthy of earning him a seat in Valhalla and he stops the reinforcements from standing in Ivar's way if this was the moment Odin wanted to take him home. After seeing that his brother has shook the enemy to the point that not one of them will challenge Ivar he charges to slaughter the cowards, but not until he has shown that they fear his little Brother.
I know that Laghertha is a great character but think about Ivar . She killed his mother , the only person that ever believed in him . I think he has somekind of right to kill her!!!
@Carl Coriell Aslaug treated him with pity since he was a child, treated him like a cripple and gave special attention to him, Ragnar No, he treated him as if he were a normal warrior and that he would bring great fear to the Saxons in the future
I can’t even decide what part of this scene is my favorite. Blood running down his face in a manner that shows him as bloodthirsty, the chanting in Norse, laughing and applauding a man that wants to kill him, getting shot in the leg and looking as if it’s an inconvenience instead of an injury. Such a brutal yet iconic scene
One of my fav scenes in the whole series. Ivar took his ruthlessness just as his father told him to, and used it to his ultimate advantage here. Even Ubbe was shocked that he was able to hold everyone back like that.. and I don’t doubt the Saxons were probably scared shitless seeing a psycho covered in blood, laughing and screaming in Old Norse lmao
There's a certain beauty in that guttural raging frenzy against seemingly insurmountable odds, regardless of success or failure. That sheer refusal is just beautiful.
The camerawork is next level. Shaking around while he screams makes it feel like he really is causing the earth to quake. It makes him 1000× more terrifying.
I love this scenes detail as hes knocked from his chariot and takes that huge breath in from being winded, you see the blood vessels in his left eye pop.
When I first saw this scene, I was still in season 1, I had no idea who Ivar was, but I was eager to find out. Look at the situation, a cripple holding off an army, announcing himself in powerful way. His bones broken, because his eyes are crystal blue, which was a sign his brothers had to check for all the time as children, but he still manages to strike fear into the men. Angry, skilled, and intelligent, yet he looks weak. That is a mixture to fear.
01:35 the face of his brother seeing Ivar holding an entire army because they are scared of him, I think in that moment he was a bit scared of Ivar too.
@@CodeeXD if I recall that correctly is after that scene and it would make sense all considering. It stills amazes me the power of that moment, a cripple scaring an army. I kept watching Vikings after Ragnar's death just because of Ivar
This is soldiers from a God-fearing nation, the only absolute truth for these soldiers is, that God decides, rules and commands EVERY aspect of life, and they are standing there watching this crippled man sitting there, shouting, laughing and he is at that point the embodiment of evil in those mens eyes. To them, the idea of attacking Ivar, would be like attempting to descend into the perpetual fires of Hell and challenge The Devil himself. They see it as such a risk, that death by the sword would mean salvation in comparison.
@@erikrayray5795 do you know anything about those times? Not one man dared to shoot an arrow at ivar. Not one man dared to approach him. He is alone. On the groud. Screaming and laughing. Welcoming them to come and try to take his life. The only thing those saxons feared. Was god. And the devil. Ask yourself this. Why did they not kill him as he lay there defenceless? Why did they not strike. Because the saxons a death fearing. And to see a man. Blood soaked, screaming and laughing in the face of death. With such savagery, such confidence. The saxons fear him. And always will.
Which is why their fucking pussies. Their good men, and that is a great force of evil, yet none of them were brave enough of to challenge that great embodiment of evil. If any of them had real balls, they would've stepped foward, like a true strong hero, and slain the evil. But i guess none of them had the guts. Thus letting evil win. "the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for the good man to do nothing". Not being afraid to descend into the perpetual fires of hell and challenge the devil himself, thats true strength, and goodness.
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Seeing a crippled Viking covered in blood, laughing and screaming at you in old Norse, is just a different level of fucking badass.
I don’t know, I find it hard to believe a squad of soldiers would just pause and not even shoot arrows at an enemy on the ground.
@@Oakland510 Ivar is a son of ranger the most feared Viking, if you kill him when he’s outnumbered/defenseless, his brothers will come together for revenge and coming together includes bringing together the whole Vikings
@@Oakland510 Christians thought Vikings weren’t human for awhile so seeing something like that would probably freak them tf out
@@Oakland510 come on, you see a crippled guy screaming and laughing at you mindlessly fully covered in blood of your brothers in arms, acting like he's just playing around, they just viewed his as a devil and non-human as previous guy already said
it basically showed them that even a crippled viking is still an elite warrior and a demon
Back in those days….he would have been decapatated before having the chance to say his name…people where brutal back then.
I love the fact that Ubbe was so shocked to see that Ivar was able to scare and hold back all those men just by himself
It's slightly frustrating because Ubbe should have been able to do that himself. In the ancient stories, he was physically the strongest of the brothers and was almost unkillable in battle. I was looking forward to seeing Ubbe and Ivar working together to wreak havoc on England with Ivar as the brains and Ubbe as the muscle, just like how it seemed to be going when they teamed up kill Lagertha in Season 4 (frankly, I wish that's how it had gone down instead of Bjorn choosing that moment to come home). And we got a taste of just how terrifying Ubbe was at the end of season 4 in that one battle, but season 5 has ruined his character as far as I'm concerned.
@@JimmySteller I feel like the point of this whole scene was to show that Ivars determination to win and his certitude of success was far more important than his physicall restriction. I think that's why he was able to frighten so many men.
And I totally agree with you on the part that Ubbe is portrayed a bit differently than in the ancient stories. I have no doubt in the possibility of him being the physically strongest of the brothers, because he proved himself to be a great warrior.. In my eyes he just isn't as much of a go-getter as Ivar, but I might just be too biased lol
@@bianccahemms1978 I agree with you on Ivar's portrayal, and Alex Hogh is definitely the highlight of the show now that Ragnar is dead and Floki has been pushed to the side. My point was more that Ubbe should have been as much of a go-getter as his brother. He and Ivar famously worked together to conquer one English kingdom after another until Wessex was the only one left. I was looking forward to seeing that dynamic in the show, but they've decided to go in wildly different directions for whatever reason. I'm speaking entirely subjectively, of course; if you liked it, more power to you. I just felt let down personally.
@@JimmySteller Yeah I feel you! But look.. things still might take a turn and Ubbe will take things into his own hands and come thru stronger than ever.. I really hope that will be the case - not only because he deserves just as much praise as some of his other brothers get but also to be fair to the real life Ubbe from the ancient stories
@@JimmySteller While not as good as Vikings, Ubbe was definitely the strongest of the lothbroks in The Last Kingdom series.
You think we get to see Ivar and Ubbe martyr Edmund in Vikings?
Having Ivar speak Norse in this scene was a touch of genius. It shows you exactly what the English saw which was basically a monster speaking a demonic language
Fr im swedish and I can understand him perfectly lmaoo. "Du kan inte dräpa mig"
@@Nejdetärbratack I have been hyped on learning languages recently and I was checking, using a translator, for what he said for a couple of hours to find to which language old norse is similar to. According to google it's icelandic but like for my ear, it just didn't cover with the quote ivar says in this clip. I liked that language and wanted to learn the most similar one xD. I've lost so many time and the answer was in the comment section haha
Actually i was ready to learn Danish =)
Need to check which one is the most worth of learning though but swedish one seems to be cool...
So which language is the most closest to what Ivar is speaking? Swedish or danish?@@gogan8616
The Anglo Saxon immigrated from Northern Europe a few centuries before, and if you look up Old Norse and Old English, you will se that they in fact aren't too different.
R@@southernviking9250 right
This man is the very reason that my interest regrew in Vikings after Ragnar's death.
Agreed
Long live King Ivar the Boneless.
Bilawal Khawaja I literally hate him so much, every five minutes I’m like, “He needs to die.” But at the same time he is essential to the show and it will die without him.
@@MuzikFreak161 he has the same aura that the prick, Joffrey from GoT had. but unlike Joffrey who had power because bloodline, Ivar had to earn his keep and kill for what was rightfully his. that's why he is so likable yet also despised
true story
When Ragnar told Ivar to be ruthless, he took it to heart.....
Ivar: and i took that personally.
He needs to be ruthless otherwise he would be nothing. If people don’t fear him, they will just laugh at his disability.
What's the problem apparently according to some primates in charge 🤔 praying or karma will resolve these world issues for children next 😢
To the bone bro but not his bone in the legs i guess
And when he picked up an axe he took it to heart
Sygerd's heart specifically
Seriously one of the best scenes in the entire show. Anyone else get chills down their spine when Ivar yells? It's like he's not even human! Amazing performance
To me apart of Ragnar this is the best scene. . .
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This scene has a separate fan base
Agreed!!!
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So true!!!! This is the most Alpha scene inthese series!!!!
And of course… Bjorn returning from the woods as a “spartan king”
100%
@@zevlovex222 True man
Bran Stark: „I can’t fight because I’m a cripple.“
Ivar the boneless: „Hold my beer.“
Hold my bone
*Hold my Ale"
They didn't drink "beer" but ale was pretty close to beer.
@MrMeeSeekz Jr Yeah. I was like: “ANYONE BUT BRAN!” Lol! 😅👌
Bran is such a pu$$y
Actually the beer hold itself😂
"Beer.. Hold yourself!"
Crazy to think this role is Alex's first acting role. He absolutely killed it in this show.
what have you been smoking? this is obviously not his first role. he played in the shows Outsider, Tvillingerne & Julemanden, Hedensted High and the movies Big Hero 6, Ødeland and A War before his role as Ivar in Vikings.
@@BrandochDaha9lol someone looked up his Wikipedia
@@alex21390 and someone else clearly didn't
@Benjamin Schmidt what a comeback lmao I have to hand it to you
@@BrandochDaha9 even if it's not his first role he still killed that shit
Ivar looking like a blood faced demon in this scene, love it!
Probably the reason the Saxons didn't attack him. They were very religious, and they thought he was possessed.
@@TheStraightestWhitest Or that he was mad and insane, not afraid to kill a few more that went up against him before his death. They were scared.
Naaah
@@ThePharmacist-OFTG 😂
Screaming in a foreign language ads to it as well lol
He turned an insulting name into the most feared name in the series
More like in the history
One of the most feared names in history. He was also known as Ivar the hated. Just not on this comment feed
@@susanhunter5677 was he actually disabled ?
History says that he could not walk and had to be carried everywhere. His name boneless and hated are debated linguistically
I have also learned that his identity is debated as well as the Viking Imar. But in history we know him as Ragnar Lothbrokes son and the Viking that murdered King Emund the Martyr, who was a saint in Anglo Saxon history
Covered in blood, unflinching fearlessness, and sheer bloodlust, all while starring down an army solo.... what a time to be alive.
The Gods took his ability to walk just so it would be a fair fight for the rest of the world.
Dawg this scene got me so fired up haha Ivar the badass 🪓
@@danielhaire6677no bullshit IVAR with legs we’d all be speaking Norse rn 😂
Saxons: "We have an army."
Vikings: "We have Ivar the Boneless."
I understood that reference.
“And we have a Hulk.” - Loki
@@FireAndBlood96 good for you bud
@@juliuspreloznik7236 Did you not understand MY reference? 😂
@@FireAndBlood96 I understood THAT reference! 😉
All the strength of Ivars legs went to his balls of steel.
Beni Habibi hed be able to walk but they weigh him down
@@MalakhiW you made my day
Beni Habibi 🤣🤣
Sadly those balls couldn't satisfy a woman
@@dhaumypatel8931 like yours
*"You cannont kill me. I am Ivar the Boneless."* Ivar said calmly.
Filmatization:
Ivar can actually walk his legs are fine but the weight of his balls drag him down
You win youtube
This comments deserves 1000k likes omg, you just made my day🤣
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Ecbert: "He is just a cripple"
Aethelwulf: "He is a viking"
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He's _handy capable_
Alfred : He's the most dangerous man who ever lived
He is *Ivar The Boneless*
Rare moment Aethelwulf is smarter than Ecbert
The people who filmed and directed this knew exactly wtf they were doing. Every time I watch this it's like i'm watching it for the first time all over again. I could watch this on loop for hours and never not be impressed by it. This scene 100% goes down in history for me.
His maniacal laughter into screaming is badass
This comment encapsulates my entire line of thought 100%… shit has to be the greatest scene I’ve seen in any TV show tbh. The shaking, the laughing, the blood, the old Norse cursing, the primal anger and murderous ferocity of Ivar is nothing short of fucking badass… he’s literally the epitome of the shit I expect from a true Viking show!
The way he screams in Old Norse is literally THE best moment in all Vikimgs
Edit - I understand it's not old norse and i sound like a fucking idiot but...it's nice to get swallowed into the culture for just a moment isn't it
I do totally agree that it's one of the most badass scenes in Vikings. BUT it's actually not old norse.. He screams in a mixture of Danish and Norwegian. Old norse is way more like icelandic. Have a great day :-)
- A norwegian
@@linxxion8247 Can you try to write what he says? Ill appreciate it :) i know some norwegian and danish but i get lost in some phrases
@@andresvazquez2201 It's actually written under the video 😉
Got a few small facts tho
-The actor is Danish so he's saying more "dræbe" then "drepe" which means kill.
-The "eg" used for me/I is from a Norwegian dialect. The written word for me/I in Norwegian is "jeg". (Jeg er viking/ I am Viking)
If you want to feel the spirit of your viking ancestors look up Wardruna. Personally I like the song "helvegen" live from a cave with Aurora and Oslo Fagottkor featured.
And If you search "leaving Kattegat" here on TH-cam you'll find the video from the Series where Einar Selvik himself (Wardruna) sings on the docks as Ragnar and the others leave for France.
A "Skald" was a singer in the Viking age, and Einar Selvik is by far considered today's era best Skald.
Long reply - it just happened...
@@andresvazquez2201 "Ved du ikke hvem jeg er?
I kan ikke dræbe mig!
Ved du ikke hvem jeg er?
Jeg er Ivar the boneless x2,
du kan ikke dræbe mig."
Given that he knew how to speak OE, it could also have some if it:
“Becnāwaþ hwa ic am? Ge cunnon ikke* dreppa mē.
Ic am Ivar þe Boneless!”
[…]
“Þú kannt ikke drepa mik” (Old Norse)
Or he might as well have mixed both Norwegian and OE; or ON & OE.
Everyone's gangsta... Untill someone starts cursing in norse.
😂😂😂😂
@@runarhe5913 The actor is danish him have say "Du kan ikke dræbe mig", In Norway we say, Du kan ikke drepe meg. In Sweden, du kan inte döda mig.
Yeah my dad taught me a long time ago to fear no man.. but if a man starts challenging you and speaking in another language not familiar to you . To be on your toes even more 🤣 lol
@Walter yeah me too that's why I shared lol.. my dad was always a jokester kind of guy and grew up in a very diverse area .. he was joking in tone but wasn't kidding
@@runarhe5913 hi can u guys give us, neophytes, a phonetic version of it pls so we can yell it at unmasked ppl tyty much love
Ragnar : They will underestimate you , you should make them pay for it . Be ruthless
Ivar : I will father .
When your wasted friend start picking a fight with everyone at the bar
HEEHEEHEEEE!!!! :D :D I'mma learn this speech for the next time I'm shitfaced :D :D
I made 600 likez 😨
@@Okamiobidala
you're surrounded by fucking 4 dudes who pushed you to the floor and you become Ivar
@@jttekton .....Sounds like a typical night out in London 😁 lol
Dude I’m laughing way too hard at this right now 😂😂😂😂
The scariest part isn't that he's covered in blood and screaming, it's that he's saying a language those English do not understand at all
totally get that, and while they couldn't understand, I bet they got it. I got it.
In reality the anglo saxons and norse people could understand each other . Back in the 800th those languages were quite similar.
Dont look for actual historical facts in this show. Because it isnt historically correct. Some parts are made kind of rigth , like the scenes where you see things like "the thing" , the trells, relations between men and women , their daily life. But things like dates , and "Kattegat", are wrong. Kattegat is , if I am not mistaken a part of the sea between southern Norway and northern Denmark.
Norwegian answering here , so anyone saying Ivar doesnt look scandinavian is wrong. We dont all have blond hair and blue eyes
Christina Egeland Nygård the guy who plays Ivar literally is Danish and looks and sounds Scandinavian as fuck
@@christinaegelandnygard6746 No, what are you sying is nonsense. Anglo saxons had already passed by transformations in the language when they met the picts, celtics and welsh. Ther nords also suffered mutation in the language when they met the suomenusko. They could barely understand each other, just some words. Its not like portugueses and spanish these days...
@@JoaoVitor-is4zb
Where did you get this information?
Alone, surrounded by enemies, facing into certain death and Ivar stared back…but they are the ones who blinked.
I am personally very judgemental on period made series/movies. OMG this young man's acting and character is one of the best I have seen in decades.
He deserves awards
right, i've been so amazed his acting skills. I am not so interested with his ruthless character but the real actor handling his character as ivar the boneless is amazingly amazing.. he deserves the bet acting award
Not look like a viking at all
Nils I assume you’ve seen enough to be able to tell?
Ok boomer
You might be a badass.
But you'll never be Ivar the boneless...
novafire47 have you heard of Rangnar?
Seppo Taalasmaa ragnar*
Darth Vader*
Olaf Widuliński getcho ass outta here
Buddy my nickname in high school was TreX the boner, think again before speaking .....
My 5yr old son has Cerebral Palsy. He cannot walk. He crawls everywhere when not in his wheelchair. My husband randomly came across this video. We immediately got teary eyed. This video reminded us so much of our son ACE. The personality.. the savageness.. the ruthlessness… the determination. We have never seen this show, but it is playing on our tv now. We always say, “imagine if he did not have his disability.. how much trouble he would get in.” Our son is sweet as pie but has that savage in him. It’s crazy. I truly believe if we lived in that time… this would be him.
Excited about the show!
Your 5 year old son is literally a crazy Viking reincarnated
Your sons more of a badass than half the people on this planet
If their is any role model for pure strength of will in the face of such a tribulation it’s ivar good in you for giving him such a thing
You guys need to teach him to fight like this, if he does he could probably protect our earth-
Let him be what he wants to be but shoe the right path
“How the little piggies would grunt if they knew how the old boar suffers!"
He knew his sons was no joke. Especially Ivar the boneless
how the little piggies will grunt when they hear how the old boar suffered
piglets
how can you quote something and have that many mistakes
@@Albosalb I don’t eat pork that’s why
@@Albosalb He doesn't have that many mistakes, the meaning is EXACTLY THE SAME.
It's not his fault that you'r estupid and can't understand.
Ragnar knew ivars inner rage. That one day he would become a weapon.
Yeah and he managed to fuck up everything ragnar believed in.
German Martinez the fuck you mean he's accomplishing everything ragnar never could
@@avengedxp4702 Ragnar literally told Ivar to fuck up the Viking world and remake it
I would disagree. He wanted Ivar to be ruthless but doubt towards his brothers. Ragnar forgave rollo 5 times he betrayed Ragnar
@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw it was not like he hated his brothers but disliked the idea of how they didn't do anything against Lagaertha who killed his mother. His rage towards his brothers is very reasonable and natural.
Bran stark : I’m too weak to fight
Ivar: Hold my curved horn.
Everybody praising the acting (obviously, why not), but isn't anyone going to mention the amazing camerawork? The slight shakes zoomed in on his face adds to the aggression, madness and pure rage he's expressing. If it was a still shot it would be MUCH less impactful. Overall an awesome-ass scene.
Very true. The whole scene was flawless in my opinion. The best shot scene in the entire series.
@@Borolad116 the continuity is flawed. He appears with axes in different hands and then he magically gets one back and then loses it again. Still a very cool scene. I might actually watch this show
@@chieffridge5588 I can definitely recommend it Chief. It's a great show.
@@Borolad116 ill take your word for it then
Maybe the camera man was so frightened to record it that he shakes?
The gods made him with out legs to nerf this dude
Nonsense
@@matimus100 imagine being mad
his base dmg didn't get nerfed but his legs received a massive rework
He still needs more nerfs.
To nerf him🤣🤣🤣
This audio is my alarm. I keep it for 6 AM. I wake up everyday at 5.55 to turn it off.
Just imagine if he could walk.....
The thought of it.....
It scares me....
he would be really unstoppable...
Coward haha
Ivar slept with a Teddy bear while Khabib wrestled with a bear
Khabib would stop Ivar in a fair fight. So do not say he would be unstoppable please lol
@@AtmosphereZoom we are talking about a TV show not real life MMA bruh
@@AtmosphereZoom tf are u even saying bro🤣🤣
@@AtmosphereZoom u must be really stupid fr
*arrow lands on Ivar's leg*
Ivar: "Thats funny"
*that tickled*
It shocked heahmund that he was more angered than in pain at getting shot, bloody hell
@@Grandslam245 when adrenaline kicks in nothing can stop that power but God in Heaven himself a angry man is nothing to mess with.
@@Grandslam245 he won’t feel pain coz he has no sensation in his legs
The best part is it’s shown that he can clearly feel his legs in later seasons making this even cooler
If this scene was in English it wouldn’t have hit as hard. I love that they chose to put that but in old Norse so you can understand how intimidating he must’ve been to that English army
Agreed
1:24 just the way he says it, just, wow
I know. He sounds like a damn demon. Or he’s summoning a demon. Either way, the English were right to be scared. Lol
sounds like hitler
Why does this comment have 666 likes lol
Where is this man's Oscar??
I know right?! Amazing acting, i was seriously doubting the famous Ivar could be done well but this guy acted better than anyone could have asked for
Emmy
And he is a dane❤️
Well he is a viking himself. Its in his blood lol (he is from Denmark)
@@adamknight5089 who is ivar ? A king or warriot
Old Norse:
Víss þú eigi thær iak em?
Þú kná eigi drepa mér!
Víss þú eigi thær iak em?
Iak em Ivar the boneless!
Iak em Ivar the boneless!
Þú kná eigi drepa mér!
Iak em Ivar the boneless!
Iak munu drepa þú!
Iak munu drepa þú!
Þú kná eigi drepa mér!
Þú kná eigi drepa mér!
Þú kná eigi drepa mér!
Þú deyja bráðum!
man please can u write down for me all words ivar says before his death when he start by saying I am ivar the boneless and ends with but sup with ut loved one in valhalla cause I'm willing to get it tatted on my ribs
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@psikker7759 hey brother, tattoo photo ??
Thanks bro
This isn't accurate.
Veist þú ekki hvǫr ek em, og kann ekki drepa mik. Veist þú ekki hvǫr ek em. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Þú kann ekki drepa mik. Ek em hins Beinlaus Ivar. Við drepa þik. Ek mun drepa þik. Þú kann ekki drepa mik. Þú KANN EKKI DREPA MIK!
This is accurate.
Your version mostly works but that's not how he says it. Þú deyrð brátt. You need to neuter the word Bráður and Conjugate Deyja into deyrð if you are using Þú ;)
He did nothing but he did everything. That's the iconic part of it.
Such an iconic scene but the production error gets me. Its the only thing wrong with the scene
@@Vico7787 production error? where
@@jorgeveega I think he mean the situation unreal and Ivar gonna being killed. But he dont understand the Vikings as ser. are myth and director didn't want historical TV series
@@jorgeveega after he throws the axe. He is shown in a few scenes afterwards to still be holding it.
@@asddsa-lw7dl he threw the one in his right hand then switched the one in his left over to his right. Shortly after they show him still holding the axe in his left hand
The camera shaking when Ivarr is yelling is an amazing addition to this scene.
Thank you guys for 1k likes 🤘🏽
Great eye for details.. I noticed that too
His actor clearly enjoyed acting as Ivar the Boneless
the camera people in this show need a raise!!
Shows the intensity! Fuck yeah
pretty sure it was just cameraman shitting his pants out of fear while filming this
Best ivar scene in the entire show and I'll not be convinced otherwise. I got insane chills when he started screaming in old Norse.
In that very moment Ivar embodied everything those men had always been told for all their lives about Satan...that's also why they were so terrified
literally 🤣😂
As a person brought up in a catholic family, this reminds me of something my mom would say 😂😂😂😂
Also, wasn't he known for killing Christians? I'm sure the stories would be over exaggerated and that people would belive him to be a demon.
Well war itself is hell. Sometimes you have to be terrifying in order to hide the fear in your heart. In the end everyone is scared that’s why they are brutal for the sake of survival
@@khonsu9378 Most Norsemen/vikings was known for being fond of killing Christians, which is why the pagans/heathens had such a great scare effect on the christians, they literally reminded them of being the opposite of everything their priest had been telling them, in other words, they believed that the vikings was indeed the devils spawn which generated even more fear, but yes the real Ivar the boneless was known for being not only a powerful warrior but one who enjoyed killing and going into battle.
Alex is an spectacular and talented actor! This scene is one of my favorites, I keep rewatching it all the time just because I can't handle how magnificent this man really is. I love him.
What a fantastic actor. This young man is born to play warriors.
The guy who plays Ivar could easily become the next Joker in any new Batman movie
Or floki lol
His name is Alex Hogh Andersen
Only if hes constantly screaming 🤣 his regular voice is very soft
I always thought he would make a Great Anakin Skywalker/Young Vader
@@blackbladeszoro2984 perhaps in a future remake
I love how his brother just sees how fearless his little brother is and that gives him inspiration to just say "WAIT A FCKIN MINUTE!....WE ARE VIKINGS DAMNIT! WE LIVE TO FIGHT!"
I think differently about Ubbe's reaction. The reason he didn't come to Ivar's defense was because he noticed that only Ivar's words did the job. He was in shock seeing his crippled brother holding all those soldiers back.
After watching entire Viking series including season 6 part 2. This is still the best moment of entire series for me.
Yeah unfortunately the Rus kid made Ivar soft...
Yeah I would agree.Bjorns and Ragnars death are right next to it but Ivars rage is my favorite
I agree. Bjorn became cringe until the last episode when he died from that heroic death
Same besides on episode 20 when he says he Is ivar the boneless one last time
He should’ve taken some christians with him when he died
I love this scene, the rage and insanity that just radiates off of him through the screen is amazing
@@erikrayray5795 how about get fucked mate its a year old comment and he looks insane and is if you keep watching the series, fucking insane. GJ trying to mansplain dipshit.
@@erikrayray5795 2 hours and thats the best comeback you could think of?
@@erikrayray5795 man you really must be putting those 2 braincells of yours into overtime trying to come up with something that will hurt my feelings. Your a misogynistic prick that must think he's either a nice guy or considers himself an alpha male. So why don't you crawl back to whatever cave you came from and give it a rest bud.
@@skylarshove8417 the other guy is not here so I can't see his response, but I like the way you killed him boy.
@@gontran8638 He probably deleted them or the owner of the video did. Also, thank you
To think that his name was supposed to highlight his disability, to let everyone know he lacked something yet it became an object of fear. Everything about this scene was tailor-made to showcase how terrifying Ivar really is, the camera work was amazing. Ubbe’s reaction to seeing an army halt because of his brother 👌🏾
0:50 to 1:55 some of the best acting I've seen in a long time. Ivar is one of the main reasons I still continued watching.
can watch this scene over and over.. never gets old.. IVAR THE BONELESS.. SCOURGE OF THE WORLD
He is the best!!!
Dude! I watch it almost daily. Some days it really helps before work. 😂🤦♂️ but his acting is incredible in this scene. The power he had over the entirety of the other army, they were all scared, they didn’t know if they should attack or start running there for a minute.
This was one of my favorite moments from this show. The acting was movie quality. Ivar The Boneless became my favorite character by the end of the show. That evil laugh to the priest was great.
not even Harald, Olaf, Bjorn and his brothers together could'nt destroy him without being betrayed of his wife. Ivar is fkin real deal. I'm not suprised why Ragnar saw potencial in Ivar. Ivar is fking GOAT.
Björn is THE GOAT!!
Martynas Grikietis ye what if they have a one on one battle
@Mask On but it aint for the Corona Most people were Christians back then in England, just imagine you being a God-fearing soldier walking up to the battlefield and you see a cripple guy with a face painted red by blood, with bright blue eyes piercing through like a demon. Meanwhile he is screaming some satanic sounding language towards you that you never heard of before, with seemingly no fear of death...
Idk man, I'd pause for a bit too if I'd saw some shit like that, even if you're not religious. If no help arrives then ofcourse they'll eventually kill him duh. I'm just saying I get the pause.
@Mask On but it aint for the Corona Yes ofcourse you have to take it with a grain of salt I get that, gotta be able to enjoy it for what it's worth man, at the end of the day it's still mostly a fictional series about vikings.
@@breakingcall7467 Björn was only a great warrior. He was not even close to ivar when it comes to strategy
I made his speech my alarm clock ringtone 😂
😂 😂
Copy
@@hdgn3432 copy?
As in you wanna know how I did it?
@@LadySeraphineCC yes
Littleladyseraphine/LadySeraphineCC can you do this on iPhone?
Ubbe's face when he sees how shook the Saxons are because of ivar is priceless
Ivar going berserk in this scene is so fascinating. He is truly one of the best anti-heroes in any media form ever.
Alex Høgh Andersen (Ivar The Boneless) Is legit the best actor I've ever seen. He wasn't an old actor. Vikings were the first movie he was in. And the best thing is, he's Danish, like me! :D. That scene is the best I've seen in Vikings. Just the way he screams at the English men Is so powerful! And he, of course, can't kill every one of them by himself. So he screams and scares them. And they can't understand what he is saying! And that demonic laugh at 2:19 is just priceless. Best Viking EVER!
This kid Alex Høgh Andersen just has that look ... I can't explain it any further than that but, in my opinion, not many actors could've pulled off those facial expression and screams along with the tone of the lines spoken ... he killed it.
Similar to Bill Skarsgård and his "It" portrayal ... (another Scandinavian, Andersen being a Dane and Skarsgård a Swede)
Ivar's reaction to having an arrow in the leg: "seriously? The first good shot any of you have made to me and you shoot there?"
I fought my cat after this scene
Hahahah!
Did you win tho?
Xaar Servinus Its been 10 months since he commented...I think the cat was victorious
This comment is so underrated ! Lol
@@xaar.servinus no reply...we can safely assume he lost. F
This is the scene that made me start the show.
Amazing that scene! He doesn't feel fear! Absolutely he's the ragnar's son, DAMN.
I absolutely am IN LOVE with this scene. Alex Høgh Andersen absolutely killed it. What a phenomenal actor, and you could literally feel him and his rage in this scene. Pure and absolute brilliance!! ❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The actor that plays ivar is a beast.
I mean, this is award worthy stuff. What a legend.
To instill THAT MUCH fear... holy shit man.
Fear of what exactly? Is it that a man with a bloody face is scary, or is it that a man who can't even move (can't do shit except throw something) is screaming his head off?
@@aaroncoster7465 Aaron buddy, you'd actually shit your pants in the presence of someone like that, practically anybody would. Insanity is always to be feared.
@@aaroncoster7465 He's insane. He looks like he does not give a single shit that he dies, but that if you tried to kill him, he would most definitely kill you, tough guy.
Bjorn Will beat his ass
@@aaroncoster7465 You have to remember the fact that at this time, people were shitting their pants because of demons, etc. Im pretty sure the army infront of Ivar thought he is posessed or some shit, thats why they didn't rush him.
Buliding up of this character was so amazing.
That smile covered with blood...
His the best actor for real -- the rage looks and felt real
3:23-3:35 I love the way he gets excited to see how much of a warrior the Christian is and applauds him 😂😂 I love Ivar
That's a good point. He was like, "Aha, their God, does produce warriors! Finally, a challenge!"
I love how Ubbe sees Ivar holding off an entire company through sheer will, a feat worthy of earning him a seat in Valhalla and he stops the reinforcements from standing in Ivar's way if this was the moment Odin wanted to take him home. After seeing that his brother has shook the enemy to the point that not one of them will challenge Ivar he charges to slaughter the cowards, but not until he has shown that they fear his little Brother.
I know that Laghertha is a great character but think about Ivar . She killed his mother , the only person that ever believed in him . I think he has somekind of right to kill her!!!
don't scream to loud and Lagertha knows she'd get killed.
ragnar is the only one who believed in him ..
@Carl Coriell Aslaug treated him with pity since he was a child, treated him like a cripple and gave special attention to him, Ragnar No, he treated him as if he were a normal warrior and that he would bring great fear to the Saxons in the future
don't scream to loud ragnar is the only one who believed him but aslaug gave him the love
Not to mention taking her husband in the first place
I've been watching this for like an hour straight and goddamn it keeps getting better
Same man same
I can’t even decide what part of this scene is my favorite. Blood running down his face in a manner that shows him as bloodthirsty, the chanting in Norse, laughing and applauding a man that wants to kill him, getting shot in the leg and looking as if it’s an inconvenience instead of an injury. Such a brutal yet iconic scene
Ivar is such a great character! Wonderfully developed! Can’t wait to see him in S6!
Nobody :
Ivar : stabs a man 12 times in the face with an axe
One of my fav scenes in the whole series. Ivar took his ruthlessness just as his father told him to, and used it to his ultimate advantage here. Even Ubbe was shocked that he was able to hold everyone back like that.. and I don’t doubt the Saxons were probably scared shitless seeing a psycho covered in blood, laughing and screaming in Old Norse lmao
“Hey Ivar, what kind of wings do you want?”
Ivar: ... Boneless
I knew from this moment that Ivar would be my favorite character!
Ragnar was on top, he died, the serie went down and Ivar saved it.
The hatchet switchng hands then magically reappearing in his hand reslly ticks me off
Season 5: Ivar The Boneless
Season 6: Ivar the Homeless
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LMFAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOO
Damn this took me tf out😂😭😭
Hahahahshsh
Damnnn you killed meee
Hahahahah
He is so strong that the gods gave him another weapon after he throw it away
Lmao
He had a weapon in each hand. After throwing the one in his right hand he immediately transfers the one in his left to his right.
@@mariosargiropoulos1715 and? in 1:45 he again have two
@@kazimierz1032 Ah you are correct 😄
@@mariosargiropoulos1715 nice one smart guy
Probably one of the greatest scenes in to history.
This is the best scene ever, Ivar scares all those men sitting and screaming at them all.
I re-watch this every morning that I am doing a workout involving compound exercises.
That's how power-fucking-full this scene is.
There's a certain beauty in that guttural raging frenzy against seemingly insurmountable odds, regardless of success or failure.
That sheer refusal is just beautiful.
That roar...
I don’t know anymore how many times i watched that scene. It’s just the most badass scene what’s ever made. Alex is unbelievable talented
The camerawork is next level. Shaking around while he screams makes it feel like he really is causing the earth to quake. It makes him 1000× more terrifying.
Actually one of the only scenes to make chills run down my back especially how much more captivating it made it when the camera was shaking
I love this scenes detail as hes knocked from his chariot and takes that huge breath in from being winded, you see
the blood vessels in his left eye pop.
That laugh from Ivar at 2:20 is really deep. Love it!
Best scene in the entire series in my opinion, epic
When I first saw this scene, I was still in season 1, I had no idea who Ivar was, but I was eager to find out. Look at the situation, a cripple holding off an army, announcing himself in powerful way. His bones broken, because his eyes are crystal blue, which was a sign his brothers had to check for all the time as children, but he still manages to strike fear into the men. Angry, skilled, and intelligent, yet he looks weak. That is a mixture to fear.
this just might be the best scene in the show. jeeesus dude, what a beast
Can we just respect the guys at 2:04 who went infront of Ivor without a second thought to protect him
01:35 the face of his brother seeing Ivar holding an entire army because they are scared of him, I think in that moment he was a bit scared of Ivar too.
Omits after this when he tells sigurd hes scared of Ivar right? Or was that before
@@CodeeXD if I recall that correctly is after that scene and it would make sense all considering.
It stills amazes me the power of that moment, a cripple scaring an army.
I kept watching Vikings after Ragnar's death just because of Ivar
The acting in this scene is jaw droppingly good! Just wow! Phenomenal acting!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This is soldiers from a God-fearing nation, the only absolute truth for these soldiers is, that God decides, rules and commands EVERY aspect of life, and they are standing there watching this crippled man sitting there, shouting, laughing and he is at that point the embodiment of evil in those mens eyes. To them, the idea of attacking Ivar, would be like attempting to descend into the perpetual fires of Hell and challenge The Devil himself. They see it as such a risk, that death by the sword would mean salvation in comparison.
Very thoughtfull explanation of this unique scene. Reading through the comments, I was looking exactly for this
Incredibly perceptive and sensitive comment 🙏
@@erikrayray5795 do you know anything about those times?
Not one man dared to shoot an arrow at ivar. Not one man dared to approach him.
He is alone. On the groud. Screaming and laughing. Welcoming them to come and try to take his life.
The only thing those saxons feared. Was god. And the devil.
Ask yourself this. Why did they not kill him as he lay there defenceless?
Why did they not strike.
Because the saxons a death fearing. And to see a man. Blood soaked, screaming and laughing in the face of death. With such savagery, such confidence.
The saxons fear him. And always will.
Which is why their fucking pussies.
Their good men, and that is a great force of evil, yet none of them were brave enough of to challenge that great embodiment of evil.
If any of them had real balls, they would've stepped foward, like a true strong hero, and slain the evil.
But i guess none of them had the guts. Thus letting evil win.
"the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for the good man to do nothing".
Not being afraid to descend into the perpetual fires of hell and challenge the devil himself, thats true strength, and goodness.