Message from Taras Bulba
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2023
- In the 1962 movie “Taras Bulba”, the Cossacks of the Steppes (today’s Ukraine) come together. Taras wants to fight oppression and make the Steppes free.
He says to a Cossack regiment leader, “You swore to wear a patch over one eye until the Steppes were free. Cover both eyes, Tymoshevsky, so you cannot see yourself!”
Taras Bulba then says to the entire Cossack assembly, “Look to the heavens, Cossacks! The sun stands at the equinox. The Holy Easter dawns. Let the day of the Resurrection of our Lord be the day of the resurrection of our land!”
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May the love of justice always be with us!
Be proud of your brave folks!
Since i was a child, whenever I am asked my favorite movie I say Taras Bulba. As of yet nobody has ever heard of the movie. 50 plus years and counting.
I remember seeing it as a kid as well, but even then the only thing that spoilt it was Tony Curtis, I would have made a more convincing Cossack!
I remember this movie. Damn good movie. Tony Curtis is in this too.
@@slappyfz1s402 Why?
I saw this in a movie theater over 60 years ago, when I was seven. This scene of thousands of men coming together for a cause thrills me to this day. But the more indelible scene was when Taras shoots his son Andre in the heart. I'm writing a memoir and relate to this scene.
"Put Your Faith in Your Sword! .... And Your Sword in the Pole!"
My favorite movie since my childhood
That movie had some of the flaws of a Hollywood historical epic of its era, but it also has a lot of the magnificence. Thanks for reminding me of it.
What flaw
YUL WAS COOL!!!!
Filmed in Argentina?
CG も良いけど､やはり実写のスペクタクルは迫力がある。
Consider the logistics to bring that many men and horses weapons together amazing
Watched this movie in 1964
Commenters on this forum should know that Taras Bulba and the Zaporizhzhya Cossacks fought against the Poles, not against the Russians. In the 17th century, no Cossack recognized himself as Ukrainian. Ukraine does not exist either as a term or as a state.
At that time, the catholics Poles were the bad guys against whom the Cossack bands fought.
And the Cossack were the good guys, right? You make me laugh. 😆
@@mahisolin9170 You can laugh until you crack, but this is the true story. Zaporozhian Cossacks were mercenaries and fought for whoever paid better. The Poles occupied their lands and forced the population to convert to Catholicism. For this reason, the Cossacks recognized the domination of the Russians and accepted the perpetual alliance with them. At least make the effort to document yourself properly.
@@d74rjm Zaporozhian Cossacks were subjects of the Polish King, not mercenaries. No one forced them to convert to Catholicism. In Ruthenia generally only nobility and elites converted to Catholicism. Why? Because they were attracted by the Polish culture, which at that time flourished. That's why almost all of them adopted the Polish language, customs and religion. The Poles occupied their lands? Tell me in which war Poland invaded Zaporizhia and started that "occupation"? I am really curious. 😀
Taras Bulba never existed. Cossacks fought against anyone, Moscow, Poles, Turks, Tatars
Mine too
And they did this with no CGI ...
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Filme?
Too bad they didn't have lines for his brother, "light"....
Тарас Бульба был обычным бандитом, что хорошо показано в одноимённом российском фильме.
його не було
I liked the Russian adaptation of the novel better. No one shows the Polish hussars so nicely as the Russians.🤣🤣🤣
Typical Hollywood "Glory" movie hoping to be a blockbuster, merely rising to the ridiculous.. Little if any correlation with the actual book.
Не забудьте, Юрий Бриннер был Русский, он радилься в Владивостоке! И время этого борьбы, Украины не было, Мало Россия!
були Київське, Чернігівське, Братславське воєводства у складі Речі Посполитої, військо запорізьке, а населяли їх русини грецької віри
Фильм-глупая пародия на великое произведение Николая Васильевича Гоголя.
Taras Bulba was written by a great Russian - Nikolai Gogol. Taras Bulba was an avowed Russian patriot. Ukraine is Russia.
Not what the Ukrainians think. Want no part of it.
@@mikefiftynine They speak for themselves on the battlefield.
@@mikefiftynine That's what people do when in a war started by a big bully neighbor. Careful don't call it a war you might go to prison.
Mykola Hohol is Ukrainian you dim wit born in 1809 in Poltava from a well known Cossack family. His ancestors participated in Kmelnetsky uprising and lifting the siege of Vienna in 1683 . This story was based on a friend who told a story of his great grandfather being killed because he changed sides to fight with the Polish Commonwealth army.
@@mikefiftynine Russia signed act i 1991 whose confirmed that this terrain is UKRAINA. This terrain never will be Russia. or Moskovia.