Neeson played that role brilliantly......this film didn't have the impact of something like Braveheart, but in terms of performance Big Liam really nailed it 👌
I was one of those who enjoyed Braveheart more at the time. But looking back with the perspective of a couple of decades' reflection, I think this film holds up far better. Braveheart was flashier, and shot for a more epic tone -- a fight for a whole nation's freedom, as opposed to a Highland clan leader's dispute with a wealthy aristocrat. But I think this movie has aged better. It's not because of historical accuracy; in terms of detail, the two films are about equally historically inaccurate. But with Rob Roy, the inaccuracies are merely of detail (e.g. the Duke of Argyll, to whom Rob Roy eventually turns for support, in actual history was _not_ a Jacobite, as portrayed in the film, and was loyal to the British crown). With Braveheart, the inaccuracies are all-encompassing, to include anachronistic nationalist sentiments that are just out of place in the 13th century. Also, with Braveheart, it gets the Hollywood treatment: the heroes are just _too_ perfectly selfless and heroic, the villians are just _too_ diabolically villainous. It's all brilliantly filmed, and highly entertaining, but over the top. This movie is better grounded and just feels more plausible and realistic.
Rob Roy, in my humble opinion, is much better. Guess I look at it from a women's perspective, imagining perfect men should behave, look at the world, like Rob(Liam) does in this move. Somehow character fits perfectly, so naturally with Liam, and his looks. Both are grate masculine roles, but can't see that nobility, all that that men should be, in Mell the way I see it in Liam here. I always get back to this movie.
Great movie, seen it about 10 times. Rob Roy’s idea of honour always makes me smile though. Like it’s perfectly ok to steal cattle for yourselves and your clan... the mafia have a similar code of honour
@@prigual2901 every warrior-society based on cattle(a good that can be moved and stolen¨) has this kind of behavior. vikings, celts, greeks,celtiberian, japanese...as oposed to agricultural-urban like societies.
Aren't Scots and Irish both celts? they are probably geneteically very close. All of western Europe are close related, I thought, except for the Iberians, who are closer to the Romans and Greeks.
@Howard Pearcey Oh for gods sake. Ireland didn't even exist until well after Scotland, England, and Wales were well established. And archeology already proved there were Goidelic Celts in what became the Scottish side of Dal Riata just as long as they were in what became Ireland. And Ulster was settled by 17th century Southern-Scottish and Northern-English farmers. 'Returning immigrants"? Don't make me laugh, Howie.
Notice at 1:47, not only does he have men on the hills, he had one of his men hidden 30 feet from the group. VERY poor of the tinkers not to have some sort of watch schedule. Could have had the entire band slitting their throats before anyone was the wiser.
@Gigi Parker That's exactly why hardly anyone has heard of this film...it was in the cinemas around the same time as Braveheart and I think Braveheart stole the audience.
They were both on more or less at the same time. Sadly the American Hollywood film stole the limelight. The same reason British WW2 battles are sometimes retold with Americans as the heroes for the box office draw. It's a money game.
This film suffers from there being far too much injustice to turn people's stomachs, for the small amount of justice that is delivered at the end. Additionally, there isn't enough fighting to make it an action movie.
If you want a laugh turn the subtitles on and watch how difficult it is to translate the Scottish accent 0:09 'Up get up yep one shot like at us take a cookie' 😂😂😂
The whole movie and all these things, are just so great actors. I have no idea how they did this and so called why, but seems it workeed. One of the best movies of all times. Cheers...
He had his sword leveled right at him, but instead of just stabbing him he makes this huge choreographed blow while stepping in way to close. Then the old woman does the same exact thing. This scene is super hokey.
He wanted an honorable death, as opposed to being dragged to Montrose at the end of a rope, hung, and be left hanging till his body rots. He also knew that even if he could kill Rob Roy, that the rest of the MacGregors would hunt down him and his crew as a matter of honor. He needed to show that he put up some kind of fight.
Tom ran himself onto the dagger… He wasn’t trying to win he realized this was his opportunity to die honorably as opposed to swinging in the gallows just like Rob said. He never swung his sword really he just kind of put it up as he ran into Rob’s waiting knife
That old lady gets me every time in this scene 🤣♥️ 🤣. I wish that the entire movie had been posted here on TH-cam because I just absolutely LOVE, just absolutely LOVE this movie. 💯 👏🏽 🌈 🌹 🥰
Even though Braveheart was the the big deal here in wee Scotland. Well tbf all over around this time. This seemed like a better film, (story telling wise I mean). Maybe it's about the wardrobe dep't, and attention to detail, that cuts it with me . Plus the places are all familiar to us West Coast Scotsmen. Don't get me wrong If you weren't moved after watching Braveheart you're half deid. I think because the Wallace was a great hero of mine. I noticed a lot of well shite. Doesn't mean it's a bad movie. Just a bit to many whoppers mixed in. What puts me off watching it most, is the Blue painted dials. Either a reference to the ancient Picts or the not so ancient Hampdenites (better known as the Tartan -tran- Army) Slantě.🍺🎅
exactly who are we?? [Americans] to tell you Scots what is correct or not .I still like Rob Roy better ,But Braveheart moved me as well,,having traveled to your beautiful country 8 times I can say reenactors there REALLY look the part and do it with class. Cheers
I seem to remember the scene differently. I thought Sean Connery came to help Connor McCloud of the clan McCloud. No wait a minute I'm thinking of the Highlander. There can be only one.
It has to be the Walter Scott book of the same name. Could be wrong, haven't checked. But we know more about Rob Roy and his adventures, so the material is there....
I thought this was a great old fashioned movie despite the dodgy accents of leads. But the funniest thing was RRM was known to be one of the biggest cattle thieves in Scotland. It got so bad that he and his Clan were eventually outlawed by the King,
At least in the script he never denies being a cattle thief - just not stealing from people who had paid and trusted him to protect their cattle. Like the "honest politician" - once he's bought, he stays bought.
No he didn't. He turned up late and then decided it wasn't worth fighting. He did the same thing as the battle of Sherrifmuir. Rob Roy was only ever in one fight in his life and he lost it.
Wait, did he raise his broadsword and then ran into Bryan Mills with his chest forward trying to ram him? That's what it looked like to me. I'm pretty sure that's not how you're supposed to use a broadsword.
Wait....they remade the old Rob Roy movie? And back in 1995?!! Sorry but I was only brought up with the original movie from way back I never knew there was a remake!
Neeson was brilliant in this movie. I could see George Lucas watching this and thinking that Neeson had the perfect look and demeanor to play a Jedi - not to mention he was great in the sword fighting scenes as well. What a great movie - and Roth as Archy is one of the greatest villains in any movie.
@@geoden whats silly is that rob roy mcgregor was actually below average height and had red hair, that's why they called him roy, short guy with a temper.
What's interesting is that Rob intended to kill Tom no matter what, as he announced he would. That's murder by any definition, to apprehend thieves and just decide to kill one for effect.
"What's interesting is that Rob intended to kill Tom no matter what, as he announced he would. That's murder by any definition" In a feudal system when a nobleman has put a death warrant on someone's head, it's not illegal, therefore not murder. Besides that, he even offered the option to be captured and executed under the law, along with his accomplices.
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Too long to reload every shot you fire in this time period. They could’ve taken a couple of them out but they were totally surrounded and would’ve died anyway.
@Advocate for common sense i love scotland, i am celt through and through ...i was there when they were filming rob roy and wandered around one of the outdoor filming locations . Scotlands own nationalists are the ones who hate scotland ...they steal money off their own, skimmed off the top and held back covid releif money sent up by the UK gov , they piss money down the drain , highest drink and drug deaths in europe and the SNP are the ones who cut the funding to drug services ...sturgeon and freeman should be up on manslaughter charges for the scottish care home clearances, the SNP have ruined scottish education ...the list of snatzis crimes goes on and on
@Advocate for common sense stealing off your own , constantly failing them and killing off granny....now thats just plain neglect and abuse off chief mammy ....another vote for the SNP is just another vote for more self harm inflicted onto scotland ....
There's a dead one that's supposedly being butchered, at the rock on the right of the screen. If you were looking for something black and white, nuh uh. They decided to show a Highland cow with that red hair. @2:09
Wrong, it was 1603 to 1774, there was a reprieve by Charles II between 1661 and 1693, when William III re-imposed the proscription against Clan Gregor as a punishment for them supporting the Jacobite cause. The proscription was finally ended by George III in 1774 and MacGregors were given the same rights as any British citizen. The main reason the MacGregor's were proscribed was the battle of Glen Fruin (February 7th 1603) when a force of 350 MacGregor's on foot fought 800 Colquhoun's, 500 on foot and 300 on horseback. The battle turned in to a rout after the MacGregor's led the Colquhoun horsemen into the bog at the head of the glen which wouldn't support their weight, between 140 to 200 Colquhoun men died against only 5 MacGregor fatalities. James VI was so outraged at the MacGregor's slaughtering so many Colquhoun's that he abolished the MacGregor name altogether.
well he did warn someone body Nicey more then once. even gave a Chance to live there life whole again. all someone had to do is do the right thing & give back what u have taken. in a Peace full matter. with no blood Shed.
"You were right about one thing, Master. The negotiations were short."
Obi-Wan McGregor
Ooooo.... Ewan McGregor in a Rob Roy remake.
Can the woman be Darth Maul?
God she's GORGEOUS
welcome to Scotland.
qetoun Yer Ma
Kelly14UK ha
+Kelly14UK It was in one of the Flashman books, Flashie comments that he had a Scots girl once, and it was like wrestling a farrier-sergeant.
nice try but no cigar.
Not sure what you all thought, but I can appreciate Meg Ryans acting in this scene.
HAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAAHHhahahahHahHHHAhHahhahaha!!!!!!!!!! best comment ever
Great. Absolutely great.
ROTFLMTEO!!!
"Ah'll have whit she's havin'. Irn-Bru on the rocks."
Harry has definitely met sally
David Hayman played Tom Sibbald. Wonderful actor as is the entire cast of Rob Roy.
All pretended that this was a true story very well
With Liam's reach, a dagger is as good as a claymore.
Johan Smallberries ten out of ten
Thats one giant irishman
Lol not really
Is he 10 ft 7?
@@mr.meowgi9876 Northern Ireland, guy. Scottish settlers.
"Throw down now and I'll spare you... all but one. There's a price to being a leader of men, Tom."
Seriously, every other line in this movie is a gem.
*Tam
Neeson played that role brilliantly......this film didn't have the impact of something like Braveheart, but in terms of performance Big Liam really nailed it 👌
I was way to young when both came out but Braveheart was the only one they talked about.
I bet this one was more accurate?😄
@@V4Now nope this not accurate either lok
I was one of those who enjoyed Braveheart more at the time. But looking back with the perspective of a couple of decades' reflection, I think this film holds up far better. Braveheart was flashier, and shot for a more epic tone -- a fight for a whole nation's freedom, as opposed to a Highland clan leader's dispute with a wealthy aristocrat. But I think this movie has aged better. It's not because of historical accuracy; in terms of detail, the two films are about equally historically inaccurate. But with Rob Roy, the inaccuracies are merely of detail (e.g. the Duke of Argyll, to whom Rob Roy eventually turns for support, in actual history was _not_ a Jacobite, as portrayed in the film, and was loyal to the British crown). With Braveheart, the inaccuracies are all-encompassing, to include anachronistic nationalist sentiments that are just out of place in the 13th century. Also, with Braveheart, it gets the Hollywood treatment: the heroes are just _too_ perfectly selfless and heroic, the villians are just _too_ diabolically villainous. It's all brilliantly filmed, and highly entertaining, but over the top. This movie is better grounded and just feels more plausible and realistic.
Rob Roy, in my humble opinion, is much better. Guess I look at it from a women's perspective, imagining perfect men should behave, look at the world, like Rob(Liam) does in this move. Somehow character fits perfectly, so naturally with Liam, and his looks. Both are grate masculine roles, but can't see that nobility, all that that men should be, in Mell the way I see it in Liam here. I always get back to this movie.
@@Hibernicus1968 Bang on.
Ah, this was a truly magnificent movie.
The way he just casually walk in the enemy camp. Like a boss
ulster boxing champion back in the day
Thug Life
I wouldn’t exactly call these lowlife brigands “the enemy” 😂 😂
@@slowbro173
Just vermin. And he was ready to exterminate them. He wasn't in conflict with them. He was just giving them the option to live.
Sometimes bravado is the best option.
Great movie, seen it about 10 times.
Rob Roy’s idea of honour always makes me smile though. Like it’s perfectly ok to steal cattle for yourselves and your clan... the mafia have a similar code of honour
hi, it's similar to what native norteamericans were doing, stealing horses to gain honour, and a good horse, regards
@@prigual2901 every warrior-society based on cattle(a good that can be moved and stolen¨) has this kind of behavior. vikings, celts, greeks,celtiberian, japanese...as oposed to agricultural-urban like societies.
Cultures of honor typically possess little actual honor. What they mean by honor is actually "image" or "reputation".
one of the best films based in scotland
@@prigual2901 There was little concept of ownership; Land and cattle is either won or lost.
Only one word could describe this movie,masterpiece .
Amen
Would give a fortune to see a continuation of this movie.
Liam to the guy swinging his sword: "WhAt aRe yOu AiMinG at?!"
Even acting as an Scotsman Liam still sounds Irish. Haha
@Howard Pearcey And no stone walls in between?
Aren't Scots and Irish both celts? they are probably geneteically very close. All of western Europe are close related, I thought, except for the Iberians, who are closer to the Romans and Greeks.
@@wilsonblauheuer6544 a lot of the Irish descended from Normandy originally as well
Highland accents sound quite similar to Irish.
@Howard Pearcey
Oh for gods sake. Ireland didn't even exist until well after Scotland, England, and Wales were well established.
And archeology already proved there were Goidelic Celts in what became the Scottish side of Dal Riata just as long as they were in what became Ireland.
And Ulster was settled by 17th century Southern-Scottish and Northern-English farmers.
'Returning immigrants"? Don't make me laugh, Howie.
Notice at 1:47, not only does he have men on the hills, he had one of his men hidden 30 feet from the group. VERY poor of the tinkers not to have some sort of watch schedule. Could have had the entire band slitting their throats before anyone was the wiser.
I think that was Miracle Max's witch. "I'm not a witch, I'm your wife, although after what you said I dunno if I wanna be THAT anymore!"
This could be like 5 o'clock in the morning, because the sun gets up early in summer time, Scotland.
This is honestly one of the best bloody films I have ever seen. But have no idea why no one's heard of it. It is up there with Braveheart
I thought the fight with Mc Gregor one of the best scenes ( skill and speed beats strength and brute force ).
@Gigi Parker That's exactly why hardly anyone has heard of this film...it was in the cinemas around the same time as Braveheart and I think Braveheart stole the audience.
They were both on more or less at the same time. Sadly the American Hollywood film stole the limelight. The same reason British WW2 battles are sometimes retold with Americans as the heroes for the box office draw. It's a money game.
It's better than "Braveheart", imo.
This film suffers from there being far too much injustice to turn people's stomachs, for the small amount of justice that is delivered at the end.
Additionally, there isn't enough fighting to make it an action movie.
A GREAT movie. I didn't realize what a great actor Neeson is
If you want a laugh turn the subtitles on and watch how difficult it is to translate the Scottish accent 0:09 'Up get up yep one shot like at us take a cookie' 😂😂😂
Yes Mr. Rob Roy, I take a cookie to go 😂
"storm beef" sounds like something you'd eat in Breath of the Wild.
Lol I turned them on to see what they were saying and it didn't help at all
@@josepadilla9664 That's hilarious 😂
Fine, I'll watch Rob Roy again
Actually filmed in scotland . Braveheart was filmed in ireland
It was filmed in Scotland up to the part where they burned the English fort.
and the main actor in this is from Ireland 😅
This clip becomes unintentional comedy gold if you turn on the subtitles.
This movie made me go on a yolo trip to scotland, got to see glencoe, what a life changing expierience
You wouldn’t last 2 minutes
@@dspsblyuth that's what your ex told you before she broke up with you
The whole movie and all these things, are just so great actors. I have no idea how they did this and so called why, but seems it workeed. One of the best movies of all times. Cheers...
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you've really got to work to get stabbed by a dagger without even aiming your sword at the enemy.
He had his sword leveled right at him, but instead of just stabbing him he makes this huge choreographed blow while stepping in way to close. Then the old woman does the same exact thing. This scene is super hokey.
They were probably hung over too
He wanted an honorable death, as opposed to being dragged to Montrose at the end of a rope, hung, and be left hanging till his body rots. He also knew that even if he could kill Rob Roy, that the rest of the MacGregors would hunt down him and his crew as a matter of honor. He needed to show that he put up some kind of fight.
Sometimes when I am waking up, I feel like a ragged-a$$ tinker thief, until I have had my coffee.
Watched this loads of times and still have no idea how Rob defeats Tam here. No one with a broadsword should lose to a guy with a dirk knife
He swung it like a baby with a rattle. It was easy enough to grab his arm. Had he tried to just stab instead maybe.
its obvoiusly a narrative trick to surprise the audience and to show how difference the fighting skills were form the two.
At close range you could, the advantage of the sword is in having a longer reach against the guy with the dagger, his mistake was to move in so close.
Tom ran himself onto the dagger… He wasn’t trying to win he realized this was his opportunity to die honorably as opposed to swinging in the gallows just like Rob said. He never swung his sword really he just kind of put it up as he ran into Rob’s waiting knife
some sort of quick sidestep is inferred......
Typical picnics in the Highlands.
That old lady gets me every time in this scene 🤣♥️ 🤣. I wish that the entire movie had been posted here on TH-cam because I just absolutely LOVE, just absolutely LOVE this movie. 💯 👏🏽 🌈 🌹 🥰
.......I don't think she's supposed to be that old tho !
Can't blame him. His reach was so great, he used a dagger to make things even.
It's great find out my mother is related to this great man, mcgregor, macintaillear👍🏻
love how rob is a policeman if it involves his region but doesnt mind stealing some cattle in someones elses region. pirates life and all that.
she was a great actor
We needs a new production "Rob Roy 2" movie.
One of the best movies ever made...the cast were magnificent.
mesmerizing scene, pure brilliance
Even though Braveheart was the the big deal here in wee Scotland. Well tbf all over around this time.
This seemed like a better film, (story telling wise I mean). Maybe it's about the wardrobe dep't, and attention to detail, that cuts it with me . Plus the places are all familiar to us West Coast Scotsmen.
Don't get me wrong If you weren't moved after watching Braveheart you're half deid.
I think because the Wallace was a great hero of mine. I noticed a lot of well shite. Doesn't mean it's a bad movie. Just a bit to many whoppers mixed in. What puts me off watching it most, is the Blue painted dials. Either a reference to the ancient Picts or the not so ancient Hampdenites (better known as the Tartan -tran- Army)
Slantě.🍺🎅
it's better all around than the near fantasy ''Braveheart'' Though I liked both,,THIS seemed real
exactly who are we?? [Americans] to tell you Scots what is correct or not .I still like Rob Roy better ,But Braveheart moved me as well,,having traveled to your beautiful country 8 times I can say reenactors there REALLY look the part and do it with class. Cheers
slante
@@fullstrutn as far I'm concerned this is a much better film. Braveheart on the other hand is just atrocious.
@@alanmackinnon3516 Braveheart is embarrassing.
Rob Roy is my relative
, no joke it's a (loads of greats) great uncle
That's awesome, one of my ancestor was Napoleon, no joke.
Archie was my great great great great uncle I better not catch you or it'll be payback time
cool
Probably not something to brag about 🤣🤣🤣
0:16
Was waiting for Sam Kinison to around.
LMAO great spot
00:27 - Fucking hell, it's my dead dad, lol!!! X'D
I seem to remember the scene differently. I thought Sean Connery came to help Connor McCloud of the clan McCloud. No wait a minute I'm thinking of the Highlander. There can be only one.
"It's better to burn out than to fade away." The Kurgan.
shouldn't the title be "Robert teaches a Leeson"
Rob Roy 2 - "this tymmme it's poissssonal!"
Rob Roy is a challenge to all men
Damn, that's sword's been sharpened once or twice.
One of my favourite films. A follow up would have been great....but probably wouldn't have been as good so I'll just enjoy this one.
This is based on a book and the book didn't have a follow-up.
It has to be the Walter Scott book of the same name. Could be wrong, haven't checked. But we know more about Rob Roy and his adventures, so the material is there....
@@allosaurusfragilis7782 Yes.
That "woman" has passed her best-before date a great many years ago.
The wall is strong.
Came across this looking for the Rob Roy cocktail recipe, not disappointing with this though.
it's a Manhattan but with scotch instead of bourbon.
see what happens kids when you don't brush your teeth
At least after the introduction of sugar from the New World. Before then, European skeletons show healthy teeth. After that, nightmare.
1:22 That look that says, "ok that's the end of the line for me"
Nothing like a good hump and belly full of beef. As soon as the world turns towards “Impossible Whoppers,” I’m heading to Heaven on my own.
you're that scared of vegetarian menu options that you're going to die?
Wait for the enemy to make the first move, and never interrupt them when they’re making a mistake.
Liam Neeson 😎
I thought this was a great old fashioned movie despite the dodgy accents of leads. But the funniest thing was RRM was known to be one of the biggest cattle thieves in Scotland. It got so bad that he and his Clan were eventually outlawed by the King,
Yep. The man was a coward, thief and traitor. The was no good qualities to the man whatsoever.
@@popeye5989 It could be worse, he could've been played by Mel Gibson
At least in the script he never denies being a cattle thief - just not stealing from people who had paid and trusted him to protect their cattle. Like the "honest politician" - once he's bought, he stays bought.
Can’t believe I’ve never seen this film
Doing his job is one thing, sneering at them for stealing when he was a thief, if reformed, is another.
Rob Roy in real life fought in the battle of GlenShiel along side my ancestors
No he didn't. He turned up late and then decided it wasn't worth fighting. He did the same thing as the battle of Sherrifmuir. Rob Roy was only ever in one fight in his life and he lost it.
Qui gon has the high ground
Never take a gun to a sword fight.
He brought a sword to a knife fight.
When I heard "Robert Roy MacGregor" i was like "WAIT WAIT WAIT. HOLY CRAP IM RELATED TO HIM"
I thought he was going to break her neck, no one was going to defend her because the others could see they were surrounded.
+marshall886 I thought they didn't defend her because she was tam's pig of a GF and that if they saved her she would make them be her new BF
Robert Roy Macgregor would never commit such a heinous violation of Honour.
Wait, did he raise his broadsword and then ran into Bryan Mills with his chest forward trying to ram him? That's what it looked like to me. I'm pretty sure that's not how you're supposed to use a broadsword.
It was suicide by cop. He took Rob up on his offer.
No old Tam was just a lousy swordsman
Wait....they remade the old Rob Roy movie? And back in 1995?!! Sorry but I was only brought up with the original movie from way back I never knew there was a remake!
This from the Scottish tourist board?
What's the second video: Trainspotting's "wankers" scene?
This scene is not in the version I saw, Braw flick!
Very specific training like a Irish wolfhound
Neeson was brilliant in this movie. I could see George Lucas watching this and thinking that Neeson had the perfect look and demeanor to play a Jedi - not to mention he was great in the sword fighting scenes as well. What a great movie - and Roth as Archy is one of the greatest villains in any movie.
Those bandits were complete cowards tho. There was like 10 fighting men and they all just gave up
Only Liam Neeson could have pulled this role off
Well, short-arsed Mel Gibson would've looked silly in this role.
@@geoden whats silly is that rob roy mcgregor was actually below average height and had red hair, that's why they called him roy, short guy with a temper.
she's right
According to this movie knife beats sword every time...
What's interesting is that Rob intended to kill Tom no matter what, as he announced he would. That's murder by any definition, to apprehend thieves and just decide to kill one for effect.
He had a price on his head, that means it's not murder, it's bounty hunting, which was legal. Maybe not very nice, but legal.
"What's interesting is that Rob intended to kill Tom no matter what, as he announced he would. That's murder by any definition"
In a feudal system when a nobleman has put a death warrant on someone's head, it's not illegal, therefore not murder. Besides that, he even offered the option to be captured and executed under the law, along with his accomplices.
@@brucetucker4847”maybe not very nice” lol
Go, Laddie, go!
Fun fact did you know that Rob Roy use a broadsword and the main villan use a repier
Rapier*
It was more like an early smallsword. Rapiers are much longer and as heavy as a broadsword.
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awesome movie
rob roy.....great movie
A great movie !
This must have been before the bath was discovered.
This is Raz Algoo, here to claim the 32 beasts stolen from.....
This is Kwygun Gin, here t' claim th' 32 nerfs stolen from Gran'mas'er Yoda o' Coruscant.
Well, they are scruffy-looking, and they are herders...
I wonder who was getting in her kilt - some guys have all the luck.
Some of these blokes had guns...and they chucked them???
Too long to reload every shot you fire in this time period. They could’ve taken a couple of them out but they were totally surrounded and would’ve died anyway.
Looks like a younger Qui-Gon Jinn
I'm not sure what the lesson was because I can't understand a word of what they say
0:16
Liam Neeson loves trying to reclaim things that come in 32's, doesn't he?
I see what you did there haha
Epic first date disaster.
More authentic than the riddled with falsities braveheart
No it's not!!!!
@Advocate for common sense i love scotland, i am celt through and through ...i was there when they were filming rob roy and wandered around one of the outdoor filming locations . Scotlands own nationalists are the ones who hate scotland ...they steal money off their own, skimmed off the top and held back covid releif money sent up by the UK gov , they piss money down the drain , highest drink and drug deaths in europe and the SNP are the ones who cut the funding to drug services ...sturgeon and freeman should be up on manslaughter charges for the scottish care home clearances, the SNP have ruined scottish education ...the list of snatzis crimes goes on and on
@Advocate for common sense stealing off your own , constantly failing them and killing off granny....now thats just plain neglect and abuse off chief mammy ....another vote for the SNP is just another vote for more self harm inflicted onto scotland ....
@Advocate for common sense good evening "sassenach "
After seeing the woman he spent the night with, no wonder he was prepared to die. 🤣
She sees the ring leader get killed, and thinks she stands any chance to succeed where the ring leader failed?
Foolish. Aye, she is.
Notice how there's no cattle to be seen, just some mooing heard for a bit early on.
There's a dead one that's supposedly being butchered, at the rock on the right of the screen. If you were looking for something black and white, nuh uh. They decided to show a Highland cow with that red hair. @2:09
You violate a man's wife just to get his attention, then you should and shall pay with your life. Good Lord, this film could sell the point.
Mcgregor was in reality 4.8 and was once head of clan wee Bernie before joing mccregor clan
Shown like it was.
The McGregor clan were outlawed from 1610-1770.
Wrong, it was 1603 to 1774, there was a reprieve by Charles II between 1661 and 1693, when William III re-imposed the proscription against Clan Gregor as a punishment for them supporting the Jacobite cause. The proscription was finally ended by George III in 1774 and MacGregors were given the same rights as any British citizen.
The main reason the MacGregor's were proscribed was the battle of Glen Fruin (February 7th 1603) when a force of 350 MacGregor's on foot fought 800 Colquhoun's, 500 on foot and 300 on horseback. The battle turned in to a rout after the MacGregor's led the Colquhoun horsemen into the bog at the head of the glen which wouldn't support their weight, between 140 to 200 Colquhoun men died against only 5 MacGregor fatalities. James VI was so outraged at the MacGregor's slaughtering so many Colquhoun's that he abolished the MacGregor name altogether.
The bird’s fit
She" looked after ALL those men "
i theorize that Tam technically killed himself with Rob’s help. He ran into his dagger and offered no struggle afterwards
well he did warn someone body Nicey more then once. even gave a Chance to live there life whole again. all someone had to do is do the right thing & give back what u have taken. in a Peace full matter. with no blood Shed.
ein film mit charakter/ sehr selten