Absolute bollocks. However the Muslims in Gaza are raping and murdering en masse. People forget that Palestine started this war. You can't cry now just because you're losing.
One of the best movies ever made. Historical accuracy may be rough, but the movie is greatness. My senior quote in 1998 was “Every man dies, but not every man really lives”.
lmao "Historical accuracy may be rough" is quite possibly the greatest understatement of 2024. This film was about as close to historical accuracy as the Da Vinci Code lol
Following the trial on 23 August 1305, Wallace was taken from the hall to the Tower of London, then stripped naked and dragged through the city at the heels of a horse to the Elms at Smithfield. He was hanged, drawn and quartered-strangled by hanging, but released while he was still alive, emasculated, eviscerated (with his bowels burned before him), beheaded, then cut into four parts. Wallace's head was dipped in tar and placed on a spike atop London Bridge. His preserved head was later joined by the heads of his brother John and his compatriots Simon Fraser and John of Strathbogie. Wallace's limbs were displayed, separately, in Newcastle, Berwick, Stirling and Perth.
That is the wildest shit I have ever heard. Imagine that now… that kind of punishment and then having your body parts paraded around like trophies by the govt. wild, man.
@@dklabratful It's true that William Wallace and others like Andrew Murray led a revolt against the English in Scotland and won against the English army at the battle of Stirling bridge on 11 September 1297. William Wallace was executed in London 23 August 1305. King Robert l and a Scottish army won against King Edward ll and an English army at the battle of Bannockburn on 23-24 June 1314. Robert the Bruce was King of Scotland between 1306-1329 when he died at the age of 54. Robert the Bruce was succeeded as king of Scotland by his son King David ll.
For those wondering, the torture first was being hung with a technique similar to the known torture device called The Rack. The ropes were attached to a mechanical crank, which, when turned, stretched the body and pulled the joints beyond breaking point. In this case, it was combined with hanging for the movie. What happens out of frame later, when they rip off his garments on the table and you see him in anguish as something is happening to him below his chest is disembowelment. The same sickle that is used to rip his garments is probably the same one to cut open his belly and then start ripping out and pulling out his entrails which are mostly intestines. If it happens quick enough, the victim will be alive long enough to go through all the horrible pain and realization of what is happening until they black out from shock or die. Sorry to be so blunt, but this type of Medieval torture was much worse than we see here. In fact, the real Wallace was castrated while he was still alive and his private parts burnt in front of him, then beheaded. HIs entrails were ripped out, but probably after he was dead, and then he was quartered (cut into pieces by the joints on his trunk). And each leg, arm and trunk sent to different parts of Scotland as a warning. While his head was dipped in tar and displayed on a stake in front of the King's castle entrance. He is not recorded as screaming "Freedom" while being tortured, but is certainly works in the movie for dramatic effect. Don't get me wrong, I cry every time I see this scene in the movie. One of my favorites from this type of movie from the 80's- 90's along with Highlander and Dances with Wolves. Later other great tragic epics like Gladiator and Kingdom of Heaven.
According to court records of that time, William Wallace actually did say those words, about longshanks not being his king, and therefore didn't agree with the charge of treason. William Wallace was 'hanged, drawn and quartered' and beheaded. The movie audience was spared the details of the ordeal William Wallace had to go through, on the day of his execution. First, He was dragged naked by his heels behind a horse to the execution site, at Smithfield, London. First he was hanged, and before losing consciousness, dropped down to the ground. Then, The 'rack' pulled all the joints out of their sockets. After that, while still alive, his genitals were removed, cut out, and thrown in a fire before him. Then, while still alive, his abdomen was cut up, and his entrails spilled out, and were removed, and thrown into the same fire. The executioner then cut out Wallace's heart, and then William Wallace was beheaded. Finally, the executioner quartered William Wallace (cut off his arms and legs).
Mel Gibson was on the top of the world winning 5 Academy Awards for this one , one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, and then he made The Passion Of the Christ, and just like that he became the devil himself, shows you who really is running Hollywood.
I think a few of the reactors thought that Wallace breaking and asking for mercy would mean he would get to live…. as the scene was taking place the torturers were slicing him open and taking his intestines out to throw on a fire in front of his own eyes , so he was never going to survive , asking for Mercy was in reality asking for a quick death by beheading to avoid more prolonged torture . 👍🏴
Add 'dragged naked behind a horse' to Smithfield, where the execution took place, and also castrated, with his genitalia thrown into a fire before him. His entrails were also burned after removal. Finally, his heart was cut out. 😢😠😢
_After the beheading, William Wallace's body was torn to pieces. His head was placed on top on London Bridge; his arms and legs sent to the four corners of Britain as a warning._ _It did not have the effect that Longshanks had planned._
Chronicles at the time said it was surprising he was still awake after being dragged by his feet on the cobble stones to smith field. Today the sight of the famous London meat market. But he would have most likely been brain dead after the hanging. Great movie.. But not accurate. Braveheart was actually the nickname for Robert the Bruce..only after he died. His heart was put into a chest and carried in to every battle with the English.
It’s so crazy that modern people don’t know history and what people went through. He was being drawn and quartered and having his guts ripped out as he was alive.
It amazes me how the viewers can't figure out William is being disembowled when it literally showed a mock of it in the previous scene with the midgest!?
Ill never forget at the time of Braveheart's release, I was 11 years old and the local cinema allowed me to take a date in to watch it. This ending spawned a great relationship lol
I believe the practice is called being drawn and quartered it was a brutal execution method used in England for those convicted of high treason, involving hanging, disembowelment and being cut into quarters. This form of punishment was intended to serve as a severe deterrent and demonstrate the power of the monarchy.
England got rid of backward thinking and gave everyone a chance to thrive dig into history non of it is perfect but the British were the only ones who did something about it
For some who dont know, they were disemboweling him. Removing his intestines etc. if you remember before they did all this, there were two midgets imitating the torture scene, and they were pretending to pull a rope out of the other, letting you know what they were going to do.
Reminds of a lot of dark chapters of human history. The guy in the Salem witch trials who was being crushed by rocks, and his last words were "More weight." Or Saint Lawrence, Patron Saint of Chefs & Comedians, who, while being burned alive, retorted, "Turn me over. I'm done on this side."
The history of the English Scottish wars was so dark. Even now the old debatable lands of the borders are the least populated within the country. There were six border ridings, three south of the border (which moved regularly) and three to the north. They became an extraordinary lawless region of both countries, with a very dark history. The greatest massacre to take place on British soil took place, when after the fall of the town, Longshanks released his army on the population of the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed for three days. He did this because they had refused to yield to town to him. Border legends and ballads actually recant, however accurately, that you could almost cross the river by walking on the dead crammed in it from the slaughter. Longshaks is still remembered here!
I absolutely love this movie and I cry every time this part happens no matter how hard I try it still gets the better of me I have Scottish blood in me and this is a beautiful movie and one of the best movies ever even now I’m holding back tears
A lot of the movie is very historically inaccurate. But this scene, this is true. They left out the part where they dragged his body by cart through the streets whilst the English attacked and pelted him with various projectiles, but it’s still pretty accurate. The man swore no oath to this king, as that was not his king, he was no traitor. A true son of Scotland. RIP 🏴
His death was by being hanged ( not killed then), quartered which means having your bowels removed and quartered which is head, arms etc chopped with an axe. Hanged, drawn and quartered. Brutal.
@@andrewcrowder4958 I meant in the movies, however, as inaccurate as Braveheart is, everything that was done to him in that scene absolutely did happen.
This is the first time I've watched a compilation like this. Thank you! Seeing so many people reacting to this powerful scene, wow! My favorite reaction was "people are shit." It made me smile.
they stuck a hook up his ass and pull out his intestines. that is the most painful way to disembowel somebody. it hurts more to watch when you know what he went through.
It is so refreshing seeing the church carry out Christ's teachings through sharing love and compassion. Amazing how the savages in the crowd are being such "monsters". Nothing has changed....
It's hard to believe that in 2024 there are peolple who have not yet seen this great piece of art...unless they are millenianls. Anyway, it made me want to see it again... thanks for the video!
I love movies based on history because it shows that humans have been absolutely vile since the beginning of man. We're all just animals with extra intelligence
The word for the final torture you're looking for is: evisceration. And it's enough horrible and disgusting for not showing it to the audience. One little additional recommendation by my part: hearing Wallace's scream in Spanish (not from Latin dub; Spanish dub). It tears your soul apart.
The thing about this scene is the MOVIE depiction of William Wallace's execution is spectacularly watered down in comparison to what actually happened to him.
My favourite movie of all time, because I'm Scottish, this makes me proud to be Scottish, and absolutely loved this, to me, the best movie I have ever seen, and the best movie ever made, even though it wasn't historically accurate. What they were doing to William Wallace, was, ripping him open from his groin, through his stomach, ripping out his intestine, and throwing it on the ground in front of everyone to see.
Something i noticed watching Braveheart reactions is, Every reactor says something about the horses. If not on that 1st battle sometime throughout the movie. Maybe another mash-up you could do.🍻
We are fickle brutal creatures, but for this one moment in time Mel Gibson was loved by all. He created some of the most amazing characters and movies of all time. I hope the current madness ends and he gets his shot at redemption, before it's too late.
The movie gives you a preview of what happens after they lay him on the cross. Earlier just before they bring him up there are two midgers (ad per the time) who were entertainig the crowd. The little william gets his gut sawed open and a rope (intestines) pulled out.
My home city Newcastle upon Tyne got sent one of his legs! It was displayed outside the main gate into the city i suppose it was a warning because the city elders paid him 1000 gold pieces not to burn down and sack the city
@@Thestomachlover so the land from ScotLAND is under English rule? So yeah, like I said we still own scotLAND and we let you have your funny little parliament
Mel Gibson is a master in getting pieces of history, mix everything and make a mess of it and doing entertaining movies, happened here, same with Apocalypto. Movies that are like 99% wrong on history facts, but they are entertaining.
@@deadbedfellow In Scotland William Wallace and Robert the Bruce are national heroes. The country has also put monuments and statues up. You should Google the National Wallace Monument at Stirling it's 220 feet tall. There is also a monument at Elderslie his birthplace and other places around Scotland. Robert the Bruce who was the king of Scotland between 1306-1329 statues at Bannockburn, Edinburgh Castle, Aberdeen, Stirling Castle etc. King Robert the Bruce image is on Scottish bank notes.
Nooo que buena, esta es mi película favorita,ojalá que está generación de cristal sigan viendo estás películas,para que no se crean súper héroes 😂😂con tantas películas de mierda que ven ahora🤣🤣
They were ripping into his stomach and growin muscles.. it was very common back then, however this movie is awesome but its nowhere near historically accurate.
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They doing this to the Palestinians in 2024
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Absolute bollocks. However the Muslims in Gaza are raping and murdering en masse.
People forget that Palestine started this war. You can't cry now just because you're losing.
Who invaded and proceeded to massacre on Oct7 first again?
They were all dancing and cheering on the 7th 8th of October though what changed
The scene of William looking out into the crowd and seeing his wife’s spirit coming to take to the afterlife, to take him home, gets me every time
One of the best movies ever made. Historical accuracy may be rough, but the movie is greatness. My senior quote in 1998 was “Every man dies, but not every man really lives”.
Did he fight for Scottish independence?
Was he hung, drawn, and quartered by the English?
The film got the important stuff right.
lmao "Historical accuracy may be rough" is quite possibly the greatest understatement of 2024. This film was about as close to historical accuracy as the Da Vinci Code lol
@@codeunknownyt Totally unimportant. It's a dramatization... not a documentary.
@@TrumpAlwaysLoses never said it was important, I was referring to a comment.
@@kpag3030 What historical accuracy.? HA is near nonexistent in this film. The moment the film called Longshanks a Pagan. That much became obvious.
Such an incredible score composed and conducted by the late James Horner.
Following the trial on 23 August 1305, Wallace was taken from the hall to the Tower of London, then stripped naked and dragged through the city at the heels of a horse to the Elms at Smithfield. He was hanged, drawn and quartered-strangled by hanging, but released while he was still alive, emasculated, eviscerated (with his bowels burned before him), beheaded, then cut into four parts.
Wallace's head was dipped in tar and placed on a spike atop London Bridge. His preserved head was later joined by the heads of his brother John and his compatriots Simon Fraser and John of Strathbogie. Wallace's limbs were displayed, separately, in Newcastle, Berwick, Stirling and Perth.
That is the wildest shit I have ever heard. Imagine that now… that kind of punishment and then having your body parts paraded around like trophies by the govt. wild, man.
For being a ‘traitor’. He was no traitor. He was a hero. 🏴
fueron buena gente los ingleses en esa epoca yo le hubiera hecho cosas peores por rebelion
It's called the 4 winds of a traitor's death. Guy Fawkes had the same fate. And the crowd never yelled mercy either.
Aye Newcastle paid him 1000 gold coins not to sack the city. Durham city 15 miles south of here refused to pay they got besieged and burnt out
There’s about five minutes of this film that’s historically accurate. But who cares? It’s a great movie.
Agreed.
@@dklabratful
It's true that William Wallace and others like Andrew Murray led a revolt against the English in Scotland and won against the English army at the battle of Stirling bridge on 11 September 1297.
William Wallace was executed in London 23 August 1305.
King Robert l and a Scottish army won against King Edward ll and an English army at the battle of Bannockburn on 23-24 June 1314.
Robert the Bruce was King of Scotland between 1306-1329 when he died at the age of 54.
Robert the Bruce was succeeded as king of Scotland by his son King David ll.
Agreed.
@@martindornan1667 literally all the historical truth in this movie summed up in your comment.... everything else is just Hollywood
Five minutes my arse you English you tool ?
For those wondering, the torture first was being hung with a technique similar to the known torture device called The Rack. The ropes were attached to a mechanical crank, which, when turned, stretched the body and pulled the joints beyond breaking point. In this case, it was combined with hanging for the movie.
What happens out of frame later, when they rip off his garments on the table and you see him in anguish as something is happening to him below his chest is disembowelment.
The same sickle that is used to rip his garments is probably the same one to cut open his belly and then start ripping out and pulling out his entrails which are mostly intestines.
If it happens quick enough, the victim will be alive long enough to go through all the horrible pain and realization of what is happening until they black out from shock or die.
Sorry to be so blunt, but this type of Medieval torture was much worse than we see here.
In fact, the real Wallace was castrated while he was still alive and his private parts burnt in front of him, then beheaded.
HIs entrails were ripped out, but probably after he was dead, and then he was quartered (cut into pieces by the joints on his trunk). And each leg, arm and trunk sent to different parts of Scotland as a warning. While his head was dipped in tar and displayed on a stake in front of the King's castle entrance.
He is not recorded as screaming "Freedom" while being tortured, but is certainly works in the movie for dramatic effect.
Don't get me wrong, I cry every time I see this scene in the movie.
One of my favorites from this type of movie from the 80's- 90's along with Highlander and Dances with Wolves. Later other great tragic epics like Gladiator and Kingdom of Heaven.
According to court records of that time, William Wallace actually did say those words, about longshanks not being his king, and therefore didn't agree with the charge of treason.
William Wallace was 'hanged, drawn and quartered' and beheaded.
The movie audience was spared the details of the ordeal William Wallace had to go through, on the day of his execution.
First, He was dragged naked by his heels behind a horse to the execution site, at Smithfield, London.
First he was hanged, and before losing consciousness, dropped down to the ground.
Then, The 'rack' pulled all the joints out of their sockets.
After that, while still alive, his genitals were removed, cut out, and thrown in a fire before him.
Then, while still alive, his abdomen was cut up, and his entrails spilled out, and were removed, and thrown into the same fire.
The executioner then cut out Wallace's heart, and then William Wallace was beheaded.
Finally, the executioner quartered William Wallace (cut off his arms and legs).
Mel Gibson was on the top of the world winning 5 Academy Awards for this one , one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, and then he made The Passion Of the Christ, and just like that he became the devil himself, shows you who really is running Hollywood.
Mel did it to himself.
@andrewcrowder4958 nope. Media.
The majority of the people running Hollywood are Christians.
@@andrewcrowder4958nope.
The audience is running Hollywood. You conspiracy theorists are just stupid.
I think a few of the reactors thought that Wallace breaking and asking for mercy would mean he would get to live…. as the scene was taking place the torturers were slicing him open and taking his intestines out to throw on a fire in front of his own eyes , so he was never going to survive , asking for Mercy was in reality asking for a quick death by beheading to avoid more prolonged torture .
👍🏴
If you don't cry watching Braveheart I don't think you are human.
This is a tragic beauty. Intelligent, intense & emotional. Raw, real & so lovely, as well. Thanks for sharing this piece.
real? not that much
Disembowled, beheaded then quartered. It's like a Cannibal Corpse song.
The religion of peace
I guess they wanted to be sure. And it was cheaper than nuking him from orbit.
Add 'dragged naked behind a horse' to Smithfield, where the execution took place, and also castrated, with his genitalia thrown into a fire before him. His entrails were also burned after removal.
Finally, his heart was cut out.
😢😠😢
@@afroahmed3989 we sure bring the "peace" to your people and will continue ;)
@@doublehockeystixcontinue running away for sure :) .
_After the beheading, William Wallace's body was torn to pieces. His head was placed on top on London Bridge; his arms and legs sent to the four corners of Britain as a warning._
_It did not have the effect that Longshanks had planned._
I doubt him yelling "Freedom!" is historically accurate, but if it were, it would just about be the biggest and best "F**k you!" in human history.
Chronicles at the time said it was surprising he was still awake after being dragged by his feet on the cobble stones to smith field. Today the sight of the famous London meat market. But he would have most likely been brain dead after the hanging. Great movie.. But not accurate. Braveheart was actually the nickname for Robert the Bruce..only after he died. His heart was put into a chest and carried in to every battle with the English.
It’s so crazy that modern people don’t know history and what people went through. He was being drawn and quartered and having his guts ripped out as he was alive.
Some of us do like the fact that William Wallace was not Braveheart. Robert the Bruce was Braveheart
It amazes me how the viewers can't figure out William is being disembowled when it literally showed a mock of it in the previous scene with the midgest!?
Exactly, these ppl are really watching the movie? Wtf
It is a little disappointing. I figured it out within a couple seconds in the theater.
my favorite movie of all time.
Ill never forget at the time of Braveheart's release, I was 11 years old and the local cinema allowed me to take a date in to watch it. This ending spawned a great relationship lol
14:22 Best reaction ever ! Love it !
For me, the best movie ever....
The cost of Freedom is the cheapest price I can give!
Living in bondage and subjugation is the most costly terror I will not imagine!
I believe the practice is called being drawn and quartered it was a brutal execution method used in England for those convicted of high treason, involving hanging, disembowelment and being cut into quarters. This form of punishment was intended to serve as a severe deterrent and demonstrate the power of the monarchy.
Not just England that did this method of execution. Other countries had worse.
Such a good movie, It reflects just a bit how England was the bully off ancient times in several countries.
Great compilation. Regards from México. 😊
England got rid of backward thinking and gave everyone a chance to thrive dig into history non of it is perfect but the British were the only ones who did something about it
UK is still a bully now.
They will never change
For some who dont know, they were disemboweling him. Removing his intestines etc. if you remember before they did all this, there were two midgets imitating the torture scene, and they were pretending to pull a rope out of the other, letting you know what they were going to do.
For anyone who doesn’t know what is being done to Wallace he is having his intestines removed aka disemboweled
They haven't paid attention to the pre-execution entertainment
@@richardfrancis701 exactly, the little people give it away
Reminds of a lot of dark chapters of human history. The guy in the Salem witch trials who was being crushed by rocks, and his last words were "More weight."
Or Saint Lawrence, Patron Saint of Chefs & Comedians, who, while being burned alive, retorted, "Turn me over. I'm done on this side."
"Retort" another word for cremation chamber.
The history of the English Scottish wars was so dark. Even now the old debatable lands of the borders are the least populated within the country. There were six border ridings, three south of the border (which moved regularly) and three to the north. They became an extraordinary lawless region of both countries, with a very dark history. The greatest massacre to take place on British soil took place, when after the fall of the town, Longshanks released his army on the population of the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed for three days. He did this because they had refused to yield to town to him. Border legends and ballads actually recant, however accurately, that you could almost cross the river by walking on the dead crammed in it from the slaughter. Longshaks is still remembered here!
I absolutely love this movie and I cry every time this part happens no matter how hard I try it still gets the better of me I have Scottish blood in me and this is a beautiful movie and one of the best movies ever even now I’m holding back tears
Mir kommen jedes mal die Tränen wenn ich das ende sehe er hat sich nicht brechen lassen ein richtiger wikinger 😢
freedom!
I watched this movie longtime ago when I was still in highschool.
It was and still the best movie I ever seen
A lot of the movie is very historically inaccurate. But this scene, this is true. They left out the part where they dragged his body by cart through the streets whilst the English attacked and pelted him with various projectiles, but it’s still pretty accurate. The man swore no oath to this king, as that was not his king, he was no traitor. A true son of Scotland. RIP 🏴
His death was by being hanged ( not killed then), quartered which means having your bowels removed and quartered which is head, arms etc chopped with an axe.
Hanged, drawn and quartered. Brutal.
The ultimate stoic moment.
That never happened.
@@andrewcrowder4958 I meant in the movies, however, as inaccurate as Braveheart is, everything that was done to him in that scene absolutely did happen.
Hanged, drawn, and quartered is no joke
This is the first time I've watched a compilation like this. Thank you! Seeing so many people reacting to this powerful scene, wow! My favorite reaction was "people are shit." It made me smile.
“What are they doing?” . These people have never heard of ‘being Hung drawn and quartered’. They were ‘drawing’ him.
Next question. “What’s drawing?”
are you the smart guy in the room
@@movieswithmatticus5469 define ‘the’.
I am least one smart guy in the room we are metaphorically in.
@@patinho5589 very clever
You make the best videos, iconic scenes in iconic movies.
Mel dd such a great job with the ending of this movie. Instead of showing you what happened he made you imagine it.
they stuck a hook up his ass and pull out his intestines. that is the most painful way to disembowel somebody. it hurts more to watch when you know what he went through.
May i ask how u know this?
@@phaethaya I’m a history enthusiast and unfortunately with military history comes the horrors of military service it eventually gets to this stuff
Wonder who's the sane individual who thought of it?
He was emasculated before he was disemboweled
Who the hell hasn't seen Braveheart before? Get out of here.
dont know why im watching this at work...trying not to cry everytime he sees his wife and yells freedom
movie munchies home must be made of onions
It is so refreshing seeing the church carry out Christ's teachings through sharing love and compassion. Amazing how the savages in the crowd are being such "monsters". Nothing has changed....
It's hard to believe that in 2024 there are peolple who have not yet seen this great piece of art...unless they are millenianls.
Anyway, it made me want to see it again...
thanks for the video!
I love movies based on history because it shows that humans have been absolutely vile since the beginning of man. We're all just animals with extra intelligence
The word for the final torture you're looking for is: evisceration. And it's enough horrible and disgusting for not showing it to the audience. One little additional recommendation by my part: hearing Wallace's scream in Spanish (not from Latin dub; Spanish dub). It tears your soul apart.
The film is great but the amount of times I've heard English people that shout freedom at us Scots, is annoying as fuck.
MEL the great actorrr
The thing about this scene is the MOVIE depiction of William Wallace's execution is spectacularly watered down in comparison to what actually happened to him.
I'm shocked that so many people didn't even got any reaction by this movie. Some of us are just Pure Dead inside.. Sad.
My favourite movie of all time, because I'm Scottish, this makes me proud to be Scottish, and absolutely loved this, to me, the best movie I have ever seen, and the best movie ever made, even though it wasn't historically accurate. What they were doing to William Wallace, was, ripping him open from his groin, through his stomach, ripping out his intestine, and throwing it on the ground in front of everyone to see.
People really dont know what there were doing to him, it was common back then?
We Scot’s don’t break 🏴🏴🏴
I’d do a mash up of the battlefield scene where he removes the helmet to find out whose protecting longshanks
Wish people would do research and know why they did to him instead of sitting there and asking (what are they doing to him) 😡
They should've shown it all. That was tue world back then. History, whether dark or not.
Disgusting what they did to him
Такие фильмы не смотрятся на камеру. Лучший йильм созданый на земле.
I'm shocked thos many people haven't seen Braveheart
"We're debt freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!" Dave Ramsey uses this when people call in to his show to say they have no debt
Love this whole video and compilation. And your views at the end. Wonderful. God bless you
Thanks 😊
Something i noticed watching Braveheart reactions is, Every reactor says something about the horses. If not on that 1st battle sometime throughout the movie. Maybe another mash-up you could do.🍻
We are fickle brutal creatures, but for this one moment in time Mel Gibson was loved by all. He created some of the most amazing characters and movies of all time. I hope the current madness ends and he gets his shot at redemption, before it's too late.
He's being eviscerated, ladies and gentlemen. They made a transverse incision in his lower abdomen and began pulling out his intestines.
For that that were wondering, they were disemboweling him. So removing his intestines.
Freedom is the most powerful force there is. From bacteria to humans to the expansion of the universe.
The movie gives you a preview of what happens after they lay him on the cross. Earlier just before they bring him up there are two midgers (ad per the time) who were entertainig the crowd. The little william gets his gut sawed open and a rope (intestines) pulled out.
They also mimed cutting his junk off too.
Ash (Just Trust Ash) looks like a very young Jaz Coleman here.
braveheart is so beautiful💕💕
My home city Newcastle upon Tyne got sent one of his legs! It was displayed outside the main gate into the city i suppose it was a warning because the city elders paid him 1000 gold pieces not to burn down and sack the city
100s of years later and England still owns Scotland. 😂😂
No the Scotland is free it’s just the land that is still under the English rule
@@Thestomachlover so the land from ScotLAND is under English rule? So yeah, like I said we still own scotLAND and we let you have your funny little parliament
@barrywhite5899 I'm not Scotland you dumbbell
Mel Gibson is a master in getting pieces of history, mix everything and make a mess of it and doing entertaining movies, happened here, same with Apocalypto. Movies that are like 99% wrong on history facts, but they are entertaining.
as long as he doesn't claim they are , it is where i draw the line if they do .
The nickname Braveheart was not William Wallaces it was robert the Bruce's
Everytime i wash this movie i cry 😭😭
😆😆😆😆 Ash looked like David Bowie.
Real man 💪🖤
They opened His stomach and removed all His large and small intestines.
I find it weird as a Scotsman that one of the first things some foreigners say is "have you seen braveheart".......... mutha fucka pleease!
...so, does that mean you have?
Smithfield market has never been the same since
He died heroically for his country
Subjective
@@deadbedfellow
In Scotland William Wallace and Robert the Bruce are national heroes.
The country has also put monuments and statues up.
You should Google the National Wallace Monument at Stirling it's 220 feet tall.
There is also a monument at Elderslie his birthplace and other places around Scotland.
Robert the Bruce who was the king of Scotland between 1306-1329 statues at Bannockburn, Edinburgh Castle, Aberdeen, Stirling Castle etc.
King Robert the Bruce image is on Scottish bank notes.
@@martindornan1667 it's still subjective
Actualy this scene sound much more epic in latinoamerican spanish
A great Film if Largely lacking in Historical facts. Probably the closest to real events was the Trail and the manner of his execution.
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I’ve got one for you to do, the death elevator scene towards the end of The Departed.
If you want to see some reactions…
another channel has it too
The real historic accounts are worst then the movie Patrice it to be but his name lives on and is a real hero and a Motor who died for freedom
19:49-19:54............King gets it......Fuck that.....Dont say it.....
He's being disemboweled... For those who didn't realize.
I adore this film. My only issue is when people believe it all 😂
Freedom.... The most undervalued and destroyed word in this woke world
Hollywood died when they turned on Mel
The girl with the teddy bear is not "The Homies". Who is that..?
…it is her…🤷
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I hope that we in America are all ready for our own mini moments like this one
Poor Ned Stark. But winter came.
Nooo que buena,
esta es mi película favorita,ojalá que está generación de cristal sigan viendo estás películas,para que no se crean súper héroes 😂😂con tantas películas de mierda que ven ahora🤣🤣
guess they dont understand what disembowelment is
They were ripping into his stomach and growin muscles.. it was very common back then, however this movie is awesome but its nowhere near historically accurate.
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The west are the best at movie's....ya Goofy m8te from Australia