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One of the most underrated movies of all time.
I watch the director's cut atleast twice a year.
"What man is a man who does not make the world better?"
always thought the Director's cut for this movie was definitely better.
I always watch the directors cut as well
The director's cut is definitely worth the watch
More than any other movie, the director's cut made this a much better movie...the theatrical cuts are almost criminal.
I watch the directors cut twice a year too. Once with my brother and the boys, and once with my girl who I force to watch it 😂😂
If you re-watch this in the future, watch the Director's Cut. It adds a lot more context to Balian's life and Godfrey's reasons for coming back for him.
I agree the director's cut completely changes the movie.
I can't watch the theatrical after seeing it. That one scene, where goddfrey has that flashback in the beginning. The music
Yes the director cut adds alot more context
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Devin it's cool to see a soldier get more geeked out from scenes involving morality than scenes of battle.
27:28. Hey Devin! He didn't want to become King, because Gui, would be executed. He didn't want to be responsible for his death. As he said, "It is a kingdom of consciousness, or nothing at all." Thank you for doing this movie brother.
Second on this. The Sabilla was already married to Gui so the only way for Balian to marry her would be for them to arrest and execute Gui essentially on trumped up charges, so that she would then be free to marry again.
More then just Gui. Any knight under Gui who stayed loyal would have been killed two. That's a few hundred lives at stake
Devin was right, though. He did commit adultery.
the thing is though through not doing this he now has the lives of thousands on his hands of men, women and children who ultiamtely would still be alive if he had done so
This movie... I can't tell you how happy I am you're reacting to it, finally someone!! Love the reactions btw, keep it up!
This was a fantastic, and I appreciate you support
@@deving9793 Director's Cut (original full movie Kingdom of Heaven) has 45 minutes more !
if you watch this original movie, it's completely other movie ,you will understand more!
"Jerusalem has come"
Always gives me goosebumps 😦
I love this movie despite its flaws, and I'm glad someone is finally reacting to it
I feel the same way, there is just something about it.
The director's cut is absolutely amazing!
Right? Despite the inaccuracies, it's damn good cinema.
I'll be honest, I don't see any flaws lol
I say the movie is innocent of the charge. We will fight and God will decide the truth of it.
The Director's Cut is so much better than the theatrical version. It is a truly underrated film. It was gutted for theaters and it was a travesty. Such a great film.
This is an amazing flick, especially if you like period pieces. Liam Nieson's character Godfreid was a Baron not the King. He was also a knight, and the reason he didn't raise him was because in the holy crusades, and those men were gone fighting in Jerusalem for years.
There was also the dishonor of sire-ing a bastard. They commented several times on "Godfreid's bastard", showing just how frowned upon it is.
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frowned upon but being a bastard of a Baron didn't mean untouchable. Bastards of nobility lived well, often married well. Bastards have always been common in every class, even Popes had bastards. Whose bastard are you was a more important question than are you a bastard.
The writing in this movie is sublime. “I say he innocent of the charge, we will fight and God will decide the truth of it.”
"I demand trial by combat." And what are you doing here, Jim, get back to selling paper.
I love that line in the movie
Nice reaction. I love the battle scenes in this movie. Bailian did not want it on his conscience that Gee would be executed so that he could marry the kings sister. The king had leprosy. Leprosy was considered a curse.
12:56 I really appreciated Tiberias, after Guy said she was either "The very best of wives or the very worst of wives" he says, "To the very best of wives." Being embarrassed by her own husband, Tiberias was very kind to honor her like that.
Fun fact, in the early parts of the movie, playing the blond german mercenary, is a man called Jouko Ahola who was a finnish strongman and won world's strongest man competition back in -97 and -99.
One of the few movies I've seen that is genuinely and considerably improved by the Director's Cut.
Finally! First time seeing a reactor I follow react to this movie, it's one of those hidden gems. Has great re-watchability (if that's a word?) thanks in large to the immersive calm scenes between the action. Going to enjoy this one 👍
It's not that he didn't want to marry the King's sister, it's that by saying yes he would be sentencing the sister's husband to death.
It ties back to his conversation with the King when he's told he can't just explain decisions away when confronting God by saying "virtue wasn't convenient at the time". Orlando's character did not want the guilt of deciding Guy's fate.
He already killed priest so he already washed his hands in other people blood, to be more specific, priest was his brother, thus, acting as innocent little angel is far fetched from reality. He should have married the girl and save the kingdom and all those innocent people. This way, he acting as little angel and caused the death and destruction of entire kingdom and wrecked faiths of innocent people!!!!
@Adrian Shephard that has literally nothing to do with this, and it is clear that the message of the movie went entirely over your head.
@@mmatthews90 Message of the movie is that the Crusaders were murderers, rapists, stealers and killers. And the church openly supported this kind of behavior just as they did supported Hitler and holocaust. They were out to kill Muslims and got defeated and humiliated. Everything else is false narrative and interpretation at it's best...
@Adrian Shephard Lmfao that is absolutely not what the message is 🤣. Literally the entire theme of the movie is about trying to be a good person, and that trying to be a good person is all God truly cares about (if there is a God).
"What man is a man who does not make the world better?"
They literally gave you the whole theme of the movie within the first 10 minutes.
@@mmatthews90 Better my ass! All crusades were about getting riches and exploit the lands of the Saracens. Religion and Christianity my ass! They just removed the scum from Europe and sent it down to the Saracen land and let Saracen deal with it (and they did). If you knew anything about crusades you would knew that in certain places crusaders ate people that they killed. Cannibalism was really spread among crusaders, homosexuality as well. We learned about the last when the Templar's fell and truth came out. Sick people with sick ideas.
This movie just tried to portray them in good light but failed miserably.
Amazing movie that was criminally over-edited during its initial release which made it somewhat confusing. The director's cut reveals so much more. Thanks for reacting to this one, highly enjoyed watching.
His father was a Baron. Bastards didn't usually inherit, but as he has no heir, he names his bastard heir. Each Baron has a kingdom, the council of Barons elect the King who rules the whole kingdom, with the Barons as his Vassals. If a line dies out the king appoints a new Baron to that kingdom.
Glad you watched this! One of my favorites. So the reason Baeleon did not marry the princess was that it would all but guarantee that Guy (the rude lord) would be put to death and he did not want that blood to be on his hands. He had come to Jerusalem seeking penance and an opportunity for retribution.
Happy you have your health, my man. Love your reviews. You keep it real every time and when you get excited, it cracks me up.
So, a "Lord" is something of a catch all phrase for nobility, with various levels of nobility. Bailien is a Baron, meaning that he held land directly from the King, and as such was moderately influential, with the level of influence going in or down based on a number of different factors such as the prosperity of his lands, number of troops he could call to the field, etc. That Bailien was also on the road meant he could charge extra taxes for those crossing the road, which gave even more influence.
One of the few movies where the director's cut turns this into a totally different movie that is way better than the normal theatrical release.
What an underrated gem of a movie.
Notice Jamie Lannister at the beginning?
And the English king at the end was Jorah Mormont
"Your quality will be known among your enemies before ever you meet them, my friend".
The character who said that is played by my favorite actor, ALEXANDER SIDDIG! ❤❤❤
AWESOME!! One of my favorites!
Be without fear in the face of your enemy!
Be brave and upright that God may love thee!
Speak the truth, even if it leads to your death!
Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong!
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Yo this movie is really good. I'm a big fan of movies like these
So, fun fact, Baldwin IV, aka the Leper King (the guy in the mask) was so genuinely feared by the Saracens that they named him "The Ghost of Jerusalem". Stories of the time suggest that he was essentially impervious to damage and wouldn't stop when wounded. Despite the fear and a religious war brewing between the Christians and the Muslims, both Baldwin IV and Saladin had a mutual respect for one another.
I loved that scene you briefly showed in your reaction. Where the monk says "I put no stock in religion. By the word of religion I have seen the lunacy of fanatics of every denomination be called the Will of God. Holiness is in right action. And the courage to defend others that cannot defend themselves. And goodness; what God desires, is both here(head) and here(heart). And by what you decide to do everyday you will be a good man. Or not. . ."
And the king's monologue "You see, none of us choose our end really. A king may move a man. A father may claim a son. But even if those who move you be kings or men of power, your soul is in your keeping alone. You cannot stand before God and say, 'But I was told by others to do thus', or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice. Remember that."
Great moments in this movie.
"they stupid deep too. God, there's about to be a war"!
Lol!
I like you, my unmet friend. I wish you luck, and am subscribed.
These are large subjects to truly grasp. King Baldwin the 4th of Jerusalem had Leprosy. If you really want to understand this era I recommend researching King Baldwin and also Leprosy in the Bible as well as later church traditions concerning it, some of course being dogmatic. Then there is the Islamic side of things as well. Thanks for the video!
Saladin, the commander of the Muslim armies was a real man.
And he did conquer Jerusalem, in 1187.
Just as we've seen in the movie.
Till our days we romanticize the figure of the knight, as a role model for on how to be a good man/soldier.
This concept, of the brave knight, came to Europe by crusaders, returning from Israel.
They brought back the story of the deeds of the great Sultan Saladin.
He was the role model for knightly behavior... somerhing we still teach our children. Almost 1000 years later.
King Baldwin IV was a great king who protected his kingdom from the age of 13 against the mighty salahadin, the crusader kingdom really never recovered from this event in history
Orlando didn't want his death to be on him .... fire reaction keep it 100
Leprosy dude's mask is soo sick i bet it was made by the same prop designer that made the Tigris of Gaul helmet for Gladiator
Ooh, excellent choice. Not enough people react to or even seem to know or talk about this movie, which is a shame, as it has always been one of my absolute favorites of its type. I am curious what made you think you wouldn't like this, maybe the title had you thinking it would be overly religious or something, who knows!😁 At any rate, great reaction as ever, Mr. G! Cheers!!!
Still would love to see a reaction to the movie Road to Perdition starring Tom Hanks, one of the best gangster movies ever, imo. Also, A Bronx Tale with Robert De Niro is something you need to see, another near perfect gangster focused movie. Cheers again!!!
It was a common stealth/subtle tactic to have the Lord dress up as a commoner, and have their Knight/Warrior pretend to be the Master.
This was to keep the nobleman's identity secret. The "servant guy" was the Master, he told his knight he wanted that horse and to fight Balien, then showed him mercy later in the field as a commander.
This movie has one of my most favorite characters. The Hospitaler knight is scattered throughout this but he is the most moral north. In fact there are several fan theories that claim he is an Angel sent by God. He shows up when the main character needs guidance throughout. He is something I feel the Knights Templar should be and strove to be. I love your reactions keep them up. Might I humbly suggest Outlaw King. Very accurate very good. But I’m biased due to my heritage both for this movie and outlaw king.
Agreed, the directer's cut all but confirms he's an angel. The Outlaw King is also a good one
@@tickingdeath105 it does. Especially the desert scene. Very much an underrated character in my opinion.
33:26 it is in regards to the talk he had with the king during the chess game. A king moves a pawn for his own benefits, but you as the pawn your soul is yours and yours alone, no king can take that from you. If he agreed to the marriage he would have conspired in a murder. although he may have slept with the woman, it is a far from being a conspirator of murder. Through his father and the king balian, and angel :) it changed his heart throughout the film from a lost man , who lost his family, and committed murder to man of purpose and defended and saved innocents of jerusalem.
The theme of the film is that regardless of religion there will always be those who want power and will do anything to get it. Even if they have to use religion for it, this does not make religion bad, no less than a sword or a gun being used by evil men. Through good leadership you can find peace, but there is always those in the shadows who will stab in you in the back to take it. Therefore peace is not possible as long as envy/jealousy exist. There will always be a shadow who will create disruption for the gain of power and there will always be the blind who leads the war, the casualities will always be the innocent who want peace they are usually the first to get betrayed but they will have there own soul in peace.
I'm sure it's been answered somewhere else, but Orlando did not want to marry the King's sister specifically because if he did, the King would have Gui executed. Orlando did not want that on his conscience, and as the King had told him earlier in the movie, "God may move a king, a king may move a man, but a man's soul is in his own keeping alone." Even though it was the KING basically giving him all he could ever want, there would be blood on Orlando's hands if he accepted.
I also second everyone in these comments suggesting the Director's Cut. It's long but does a little more to build the characters and explain the story. I love this movie dearly, it was so much fun watching somebody genuinely enjoy it. Thanks for the video.
Oh...looks like you watched the theatrical cut. Director's cut is MUCH better as it explains some of the more confusing things in the theatrical cut. It also includes a whole plot involving the Queen's son. Still a great movie.
One thing that changes how people think about the flogging of Renault Chatillon, is that it would have been well understood at the time that Leporacy was a sentence to death. At the time they thought it was a vengeful smiting directly from god, but it was also understood it was transmissible by touch, so when the king demands a kiss of peace, him and Renault were both aware it was a death sentence, even in this time and context. So when he actually gets killed, he was already running on borrowed time. And the reason he was gutted was because the sarisns thought christians were smuggling gold out of jerusalem by swallowing it.
This movie chose to get super ahistorical to make plot shit happen, but in some pretty important places it kept to history, and one of those places was with Saladin.
He did let the women and children leave Jerusalem, but they paid a head tax to leave or were enslaved. Saladin eventually let those slaves go because he did not want christians in Jerusalem after the war, for relatively fair reasons. Christians did massacre every person they could in Jerusalem during the second crusade.
Its a super stylized movie but it captures the spirit of the time pretty well and does a really good job of making it's heroes lovable and its villains absolutely detestable.
Sick flick on the whole.
So this isn't the director's cut? Director's cut is good it is longer but goes into more depth. From my understanding people didn't like the original theatrical release but whatever the case dc version is my favorite and this is just a good movie all around. It's funny how from what 1998 to 2009 Orlando Bloom was in nothing but swording fighting movie's lotr, troy, potc, and this also. One last thing did anybody notice the sheriff that came to arrest Balian (Orlando Bloom) is the same actor we would all come to know as Jamie lannister in Got.
In reality, Balian was the chief negotiator between King Richard and Saladin. He was instrumental in ending the Third Crusade in a peace treaty. He never went back to France because he'd never been to France, he was born in the Kingdom of Jerusalem. That was his home.
Many of the Crusaders were descendants of Jews who converted to Christianity. They were genuine Christians, don't get me wrong, but their ancestors were expelled after the Romans sacked Jerusalem. For them it was going back to their ancestral home. That's why they fought for it with such passion.
Love your reaction brother. This movie is way too underrated. It deserves way more attention.
The King is the King. He rules the Kingdom. The kingdom is then divided into smaller pieces, each ruled by a lesser, but still powerful lord, who owes allegiance (and taxes) to the King. You have simple Lords, like Balian's uncle, who are under a Baron. Which is what Balian is. Several Baronies make up a County, ruled by a Count. Which is what Jeremy Irons' character is. And the Counts owe allegiance directly to the King.
Hi, Deving G. I liked your reaction to this great movie. I didn't know Ridley Scott's movies, but this one made me feel strong emotions, maybe because I used to play Age of Empires II, and I remembered its Salah ad-Din campaign. I recommend that video game.
Super Underrated Movie. Salahuddin was a G
Love this movie so much, I watched it when I was a younger and it's stuck with me since. Saladin was very loved and respected by his people, a great example of a king.
I'm so glad you reacted to this movie, I mentioned it in last few videos of your reaction that you should check it out. Hope that comments can help you clear doubts about some movie scene. As always, great reaction.
The leper king was played by Edward Norton. Fun fact
A city without people is just wood and rocks stacked together. This is because the people IS the city.
The Crusades = “Oo damn they real deep” looks to the other side of the field “Oo damn they real deep too” 😄
This movie is so underrated. The acting is so spot on. Amazing lines like "If God doesn't love you, then how are you able to do all of this?" This coming from an Agnostic. Best movie Orlando Bloom had done outside the Lord of The Rings series.
personal favorite of mine is "What is Jerusalem worth?" "Nothing.... Everything" plus I love the burning bush scene and the scene where the angel character leaves to die
Keep it strong man, love seeing you pop up in my feed. Great reaction.
In Islam, you are prohibited from killing someone that you have fed or given drink. That's why Saladin said "I did not give the cup to you," so that everyone was aware.
You asked about lords. The feudal hierarchy goes Baron > Count > Duke > King > Emperor. A Baron typically controlled a small plot of land or a city and reported to a count. Titles were passed down by heritage. In this case, Godfrey was a Baron who was passing his title to his son, Balian.
You’re basing this ‘feudal hierarchy’ on a video game. In reality there wasn’t really any hierarchy. Kings may outstrip emperors, counts may outstrip dukes. It depends entirely on the lands and wealth they possessed, and every state had it owns quirks. Feudalism was a messy thing.
Lifeboats/rafts and lifewests are quite modern inventions. Same as learning to swim on purpose, i would even bet you can still find people working on ships that don´t know how to swim. When ship breaks in storm anything that can float and keep you on surface is a raft, even if it´s a bloated remains of your deceased friend.
He’s a lord of a area or province in the holy land. During those times after the first crusade. Nobility from Europe carved out pieces of lands for themselves
Remember scene that Baldwin punish crusade reprimand him
A lord is a knight. Knights were land owners so yes in a way they were “kings” of their own property but they swore fielty to a main king. Usually it was customary for the king to make a knight but any knight could make another knight. Balyon was a bastard so he couldn’t inherit his fathers lands until he was knighted.
even if you dont do a reaction to it, you owe it to yourself to watch the directors cut of this one. it makes it an entirely different movie and honestly one of the best movies ever made.
A Lord is like a Colonel or a Major, even a 1 star general. (There’s a lot if them) But they answer to the 4 star general, aka the king.
Well there are several different types of lord. Baronies, earls, duchies. A baron is the lowest within English nobility that can be called lord but as protocol dictates, they're normally called Baron.
Devin G, been a while since I brought up 'Hamburger Hill' Glad you watched it! If you liked it then may I recommend another piece of John Irvin's films; 'When Trumpets Fade' So far, no one has reacted to this so it would be interesting to see your take on that. It has tense atmosphere like in Hamburger Hill. It's a WWII film setting in Hurtgen Forest (Meat Grinder) in Germany 1944 where more than 34,000 US soldiers died for pretty much nothing and they're left to scrap the bottom of barrel to survive. It follows a Private who has to survive the hell regarding command structure, replacements, Germans and so on. Thanks for keep on watching!
Yeah Balian choosing not marry Sibylla because he didn't want to be responsible for having Guy murdered was just stupid. The Directors Cut explains better how Guy became king and why Balian thought killing him wouldn't be just but still it dominoed into war anyway.
That being said I still like him more as this character than him as his character in Troy😂
What I enjoy most about this film is that I've visited the locations of the crusader battles depicted in the film.
I'm lucky to live only one and a half hours drive from Jerusalem and just forty minutes drive from the Horns of Hattin.
A true sory, as a frenchy i can attest that most of this was factual. And did you notice *Edward Norton* in the movie? Yes, King Baldwin ( aka Roi Beaudouin) back then, which would later on become a Belgian king during my youth and was mixed with Germanic Saxon Gober- Gota monarchy. Loved your review!
Watched this a thousand times. Still got it on repeat till this day when I'm bored. How men used to be... love between Christian and Muslim. And excepting out differences yet, standing our ground either way. Sometimes you just gotta F S up.
You need to brush up on history if you think the crusades were about the love between christians and muslims
@@jackbrian4929 if it’s abt the armies and christians of europe you are right. But the civilian christians and jews in jerusalem and the redt of the middle east sure loved the muslims. Jerusalem was a prosperous and peaceful coty under muslim rule. All three religions lived their lives and had their religions freely. While the european christians wanted a fully christian jerusalem they hated the muslims and the jews.
The real Balian was described as being "like a King" by the Arabs historic sources. He was actually at the Battle of Hattin and fought his way out when he saw it was hopeless.
He wrote to Saladin asking permission to go to Jerusalem to get his wife and children out before the siege. Saladin granted permission as long as he left right after.
When Balian saw the state Jerusalem was in, he apologized to Saladin for breaking his word, but he saw the city was in a pathetic state. The inhabitants begged him to stay and defend them. Saladin sent his own guards to escort Balian's wife and family to safety.
I watched this movie for the first time when i was 13 and it made me realize that orlando bloom is a legit actor not just a pretty boy on the big screen
I love this movie! Glad you reacted to it! I know why you did... because "god wills it" haha lol Great reaction keep on Keeping On! 🎬😁😎❤️💛
Oh no he didn't watch the directors cut xD
The princess was already married to Guy, for her to be available Guy had to die, there was no divorce in those days. The king would have had Guy executed. In those days executions for various crimes was commonplace, but they had no proof that Guy had committed a crime, so it would have basically been a murder. Balion (Orlando's character) refused to wed the princess because he did not want to be responsible for another murder (remember he had murdered the priest back in his village).
Physicians in this context means assasins; not exactly the peace treaty you were hoping for with the sick king lmao
This one of may favorite movies, thanks for the reaction
This took place during the second crusade at the end when king Richard the lion hearted stopped by to get Orlando to go with him was supposed to start the 3rd crusade
Yes! A great movie for you. Digging the new Intro too, hoss.
You should have checked out the director's cut of this movie it has some information that would help out with the story
"He done fucked up." 😂
"Hidalgo" - adventure, horse racing competition.
The thing I liked about this movie are the leaders (King Baldwin & Saladin) respected each other but the hubris of the priests on both sides was such they were agitating things and not holy men at all.
At the time Arabic medicine was better than European in some ways, hence Saladin offering Baldwin his physicians.
Just realized the actress for Saladin's sister also played the wife of Maximus is Gladiator. Cool.
Great reaction!
So how do you feel about a gladiator 2?
I had hoped you'd find your way to this one. I absolutely love this film!
Glad you're feeling better sir. I love this movie!!
Just starting and I'm really hoping you're watching the long version. The theatrical cut was miserable, but the long version was an absolute banger.
Kingdom of Heaven is one of Ridley Scott's best films imo. Not his best but up there for sure. Very underrated. I love period war/conflict pieces. That meeting of the Muslim and Christian armies with Saladin and King Baldwin was epic as FUH
Favorite trivia is in the extended version it's shown alot more clear but the hospitalier soldier (black with white cross) is alluded to be an angel
Commenting before watching but there a directors cut of this movie that's almost 3 hours long and it fills in some of the holes this movie has. Definitely a better version of the movie. I still love both versions though. So many people sleep on this movie.
Orlando didn’t want to destroy his soul by being the cause of the deaths of the templars
fun fact king baldwin is played by edward norton the same guy who played the guy in fight club
Paris finally learned how to use a sword
One of my favorite movies that flew under the radar. Love this one.
Please react to Reservor Dogs whenever you have a chance! And very glad to hear you're doing better
Excellent movie, glad to see you reacting to it!
Little known fact is that the Leper king is Edward Norton.
Haven’t watched the reaction yet but I know you are going to love this one! I recommended it a long time ago.
Soviet WWII film "Come and See" from the 1980's. If you do watch it I apologize for the nightmares and lost sleep it gives you. It's a masterpiece.
I love this movie, even with its massive historical inaccuracies it's still a fun movie!
He could t marry her because he would be the cause of gee,s death and the death of any of his knights that wouldn’t fall in line .Orlando’s character had strong values and wouldn’t bend on them or brake them even when he was offered everything .I watched this movie a few days ago for the 10th time it’s one I always come back to such a great story with incredible direction from Ridley Scott .
Oh yeah the director's cut is even better (like, a lot better)! But this one is still a banger. Glad you enjoyed it.
Yo D.. You keep saying how much you love action movies and yet you still haven't seen Green Street Hooligans. Your the One reviewer I want to see do this movie, c'mon man! 😎😁👍
The Blonde Knight Hospitalier is an Angel. According to the Director
Dude...I sure hope you watched the directors edition. For this movie? It makes a world of difference. A few minutes in...I'm pretty sure you watched the proper edition. Good damn movie. A lord in this context would be the same as a general.