@@masterJZX the majority of people in western countries are ignorant sheeple, if all of them would be so wise and just not say but also live that the revolution against the psychopathic elites already would have been done decades ago.
@@masterJZX Pro imperials in Skyrim game would say its better to live dead than have freedom. Its not always given that peoples would say right thing. I do like Ulfric and Galmar from the game who say better to die as free man than to be slave
@@Makabert.Abylon That one is eerily close to the tag line of the movie. "Every man dies, but not every man lives." The movie transports that message from the first scene.
They have more insight and intelligence than the average Ivy League student today! I would love to have a meal with them and get their views on the world.
@@VictusG Have you talked to modern Ivy League students? It seems mandatory to do nothing but drink alcohol and sexually assault people. They graduate because their parents PAY for them to. Intelligence is not judged on how much you know, but how much you are capable of processing and what you are able to do with the knowledge you have. I have two degrees myself, but I never use them as proof of my intelligence, because to me all a degree is is a piece of paper that says you are good at remembering things and following instructions. Take Raeen... he is a very skillful tailor. Tailoring may not be considered as "technical" a field of study, but I guarantee if he had an interest in and had been given an opportunity to go to school for Quantum Mechanics, he'd have done just as well. After all, knowledge is just memory. A quantum physicist might be able to tell you Superposition refers to the ability of quantum particles, such as electrons and photons, to exist in multiple states simultaneously until they are measured or observed. I bet a quantum physicist has never heard of "selvedge," which are the self-finished edges of a woven fabric that run parallel to the length of the fabric, created during the weaving process and are more tightly woven than the rest of the fabric to prevent fraying. Just because Raeen has one set of knowledge but not another doesn't mean he isn't as intelligent as a scientist. If he had been given the chance to learn about quantum physics, for all we know he could have been the greatest physicist since Feynman.
@@VictusG Whatever it is, it's lost to too many people through the process of modern education. I was one of these young philosophy students once, saying the dumbest shit I didn't even believe, just because of accepting the programing. Quitting our society, is literally like quitting a cult and you look back with shame, for ever having been part of it.
Wow! The gentleman in red said one of the coolest pieces of metaphors! @16:43 "If someone enters the lions den, he knows how to break the lions teeth". What a great saying
These are some of the best movie commentaries I’ve ever watched. I love seeing their enthusiasm, clapping, and appreciation throughout the films they enjoy. Please keep uploading!
I just discovered this channel. There's something so beautiful in how these guys react. Its so genuine and real. Like most of us have been so numbed by endless content that we see people killed in a film and we barely flinch but their reaction is so pure. They follow whats on screen like its really happening... this is how I used watch films as a kid and I dont mean that in a patronising way, its something I wish I could get back, that innocence to take something at face value rather than viewing it as content.
absolutely agreed. also they still have the concentration span of a healthy person. whenever I show someone a movie that is a classic in some sort, they get distracted by all sorts of things, mainly by their stupid phones which is so annoying to me. the way these wonderful villagers watch a movie is how its supposed to be. you should be fully invested with your body and mind.
It isn't the story of Scotland though. Braveheart is good but it might as well be a fantasy film because it certainly isn't a historically accurate one.
Aye 90% of it was made up and William Wallace was a tyrant..... but the English was the coz of that man...... so aye you are right it's not 100% but what films are now a days?
@@Ronfost89 I don't know, it seems pretty historically accurate that It is essential to kill English Royals and their traitorous sycophants from other races? These two seemed to nail the point that the traitors among us are worse then the enemy. Did you watch their reaction? I guess you disagree.
These gentlemen mentioned the struggles of their own country for its freedom. I would love to have their stories posted here so we can learn from their histories as well. Thank you for showing the Villagers Reactions. All are honest and genuine, they understand the movies and provide unique insight in the way they interpret the stories. Blessings to you all.
Sticks part of a deer antler into somebodies' throat all the way up through their tongue into their brain stem: "This is called Braveheart!" You're god damn right, it is.
it wasnt irl lol,most of the movie is made up that princess wallace shagged? she was 3 and living in france the occupation was depicted as decades? it was like for 1 year or something? and no they didnt "take their wives on their honeymoon" either,even scottish historians say that is false. he couldnt speak french he didnt shout freedom they lost and got BTFO in the end. the truth is....they was just a bunch of savages that refused to adapt to a modernizing civilization and was forced too eventually,the era of tribal conflict and living like cavemen was over,same thing happened in the usa and the wild west
This is my new favorite TH-cam Channel! The Gentleman on the lefthand side (I don't know his name) was cracking me up while teasing Babu during Return of the King every time Arwen or Eowyn appeared 🤣 Wonderful channel! I hope you will get much success!
Ooh Master & Commander would be a great one. That movie came around at the time of Return of the King so it didn't do well (they'll understand that now lol) but it's a masterpiece.
It IS a masterpiece and a movie that I often re-watch. According to many historians, the best naval film ever, no other has ever so well conveyed to the screen what life and war was on board a british ship at that time. The reconstruction, the atmosphere, the work of research and of course the interpretation, everything is remarkable. I always be sorry that it didn't receive the public ovation it deserved (the critics were over the moon though and it was well earned).
This was as enthralling as watching the movie itself for the first time. Watching the pure humanity, compassion, and wisdom of these two men from such a different culture, was a joy! They understood things that I missed in fact, perhaps because their reality is closer to that history than ours.
Another great episode. I almost start forming weird parasocial relations with these kind people as I watch a lot of their reactions, missed Babu this one with him added this is the golden trio.
This is my favourite movie ever, maybe because I am Scottish. There is no records that show William Wallace was married, but if he was he got married in private so that the English soldiers didn't know about it. He didn't want to share his wife with the English.
I absolutely adore seeing people from different backgrounds views on things. From movies to music, I find it extremely fascinating. Reaction videos are one of the best trends I think have ever come from social media.
To this day, if you walk through Edinburgh castle, flanking the doors are statues of Sir William Wallace, & King Robert the Bruce. No, their stories are not accurately told here, as I'm sure the experts in the comments will say. However, after 700 years, we'll never know precisely who Wallace was. And we'll never know precisely what motivated Bruce. All we have are pieces of folklore, and fragments of accepted history. As a Scot I appreciate this movie, which tries to generate a compelling story around historical characters. There are excellent Scottish history documentaries & books out there, if people are genuinely interested in Scottish history. I've never understood why people use the lack of accuracy in this movie as a criticism. It isn't a documentary.
No, but it is revisionist, and those not knowing the history might well think it fairly accurate. I used to work near Smithfield, and I often looked at the plaque there, that commemorated Wallace. Wat Tyler also came to mind...
As historian Dan Snow said, he likes the film and it it was set in a time in which the English were particularly brutal towards the Scots which the film reflects. The battles happened. Scots using pikes was a thing. Wallace was real and he died in the way the film describes. It showed the nobles selling out the common people and cross-border landownership politics was accurately highlighted by the film. Other things are details but the basic premise and narrative is accurate. Besides the film has a disclaimer at the very start about it saying some of the events you won't have heard about as 'History was written by those who hang heroes'. Finally, sorry to all the English boys who cry cos you're the baddies for once. Maybe go and watch a World War 2 film to wipe those tears away and remind yourself what a good person you are and for what you pretend you did in the war.
@@mw5549 I'm English & no tears from me.. The Scottish invaded England many times also, raping, looting & murdering English civilians. That is what i meant about the movies bias.
I think what Badshah said at the end about Wallace using his mind and weapon is interesting, because at the real Battle of Stirling he tricked the English into crossing a bridge so they didn’t have coherence and then attacked from the nearby woods in an ambush. It’s a shame they didn’t show the battle that way in the movie. Really glad you guys enjoyed it!
Stirling bridge was actually Andrew de Moray's plan and had he survived the battle, the war of independence may have gone a completely different way, Moray had all the qualities that Wallace was missing, he was a senior noble from a family that had always staunchly rejected the English, he was a seasoned soldier and commander and he also had 3 castles to his name by the time he met up with Wallace.
A historical society discovered the remains of the original sterling bridge a couple of years ago , it was barely wide enough to get two horses side by side across it . I agree they should've shown how the real battle of sterling bridge happened. Much better than making up a version with 2 armies facing each other . The real battle of sterling bridge shows the clever tactical side of Wallace .
Wallace gets cockblocked and the phrase Uncle Badshah used was "oh my god bone in kebab" 😂😂😂 i cant thats too brilliant, what a phrase! like this kebabs going to be perfect and then "oh my god a Bone"
Damn Raeen is spitting facts right at the start, when we see history in movies we remember it, absolutely. I think that tells you a lot about how humans work, the things we really remember are the truly human stories where we can really connect to the people involved, not just lists of dates and names (even if the movie isn't exactly accurate, that's kind of besides the point).
@@goldytwatus1674 Because my point was personalizing history is what makes people remember it, tell it like a story (even if history clearly isn't a story). It's just unfortunate it was Mel Gibson making stuff up which was the example that triggered the thought, and not, ya know, something historically accurate. Make sense?
What lovely guys and a great reaction. Nice to see some concepts are universal like the need to stand up to tyranny for freedom, to have people you can trust at your side and your integrity and spirit will outlive your body. I wish more Westerners would wake up to these ideas and quickly before its too late.
I love hearing the little sayings and phrases, that come out of these reactions. At 7:48 when Wallace's old friend gets in the way of him approaching his future wife, you hear the term "Bone in the kebab". As simple as it is, I love that saying! I'm definitely going to start using it! Sometimes things can get lost in translation, which is understandable. However in this case it was interesting to hear something that you immediately understand even though it comes from a completely different frame of reference. It's just like in the west we might say "A fly in the ointment" or "A spanner in the works". Although "A bone in the kebab" is different it's immediately recognisable. Also, I absolutely love kebabs, I am English after all! 🍖🌮🌯
"it is not treatment because they are dead..." hahah, such good content i hope these gentlemen know that their earnest conversations are insightful for us all...
I find these remarkable. Neither of them really know anything about Scotland or the history and YET... they have NO trouble following the character emotions, the themes and the morals of the story. Stories really are universal. Peace.
We get taught our REAL history in school , half of this take us 100pc correct , the other half is nonsense made by Hollywood , like Wallace’s son being born to the princess , that’s just comical rubbish . His rebellion , his victories and his eventual betrayal by fellow Scot’s and his savage death are all true . Even though I know Mel Gibson embellished and played loose with this Scottish tale I still get misty eyed at parts of the film . There’s an enormous statue of Wallace in Scotland called the Wallace monument you can look up online or go to visit in person , very moving . I seen the guys get emotional especially at the end , because this is a universal story of man’s wish to be free and fight against tyranny and injustice . Great reaction guys 👍🏴
Fantastic ! I'm sure they will love Gladiator too, in the same spirit, fighting for honor and revenge in the Ancient Rome Empire 😉; by the way I like the new set-up with all the movie's posters ans lights !
Dgod i love these people from the villages. So eager to learn. But these movies say more about them than just the movies they watch. The reactions are priceless. Honest and bring much more to the movies than i ever took away from them.
I love these guys! I think because you see their wonderment, and hear them talk about it, it's like watching the movie for the first time again. But more than that, I feel like I know these guys now.
I love this movie even if is upsetting at times, and even if much of it is pure fiction. I would love to see you react to more historical movies, and also perhaps videos about the true stories that inspired the movies. William Wallace has a very large monument in the town of Stirling in Scotland which is only about about 45 minutes from where I stay. Also - fun fact - a lot of this film was actually shot in Ireland because in Scotland we have tiny little biting insects called midges. They're not dangerous at all but they are really really irritating!!
@@mattnar3865 It's really not though. Mel Gibson wildly exaggerates the villainy of the English (particularly of King Edward), most egregiously with the entirely fictional law of ius primae noctis in some kind of semi-genocidal plan to breed out the Scots (there is no historical evidence for it actually existing anywhere at all in medieval Europe; in fact the only legitimate historical references for it I've ever seen are from the ancient world before the birth of Christ, and even these are extremely dubious). He also wildly exaggerates the heroism of the Scottish and of William Wallace in particular, and does a serious disservice to Robert the Bruce, who I would argue is the true hero of the Scottish side. Not to mention that basically all the minor superficial details like clothing, armour and battlefield geography are completely made up. Online amateur historians have nitpicked these things endlessly, and the authenticity is indeed comically bad, but they're not what we should be focussing on compared to the completely made up history of the course of the war which has real impacts on how real people view English-Scottish history and relations. It is not exaggeration or hyperbole to say that a not-insignificant number of modern Scottish separatists were inspired by the almost completely fictional events of this specific movie.
@@sulphuric_glue4468The film is Anglo phobic. I cant think of any other film where they would get away with saying "Do I gey to kill lots of English" and its meant to be a witty comment. I wonder if in a film someone said "Do I get to kill lots of Pakistanis" it would be allowed? The film is completely racist. It should be banned.
I appreciate their comments and their way of thinking. I always learn something from them and that's why their three channels are my favorites on all of You Tube.
“It is better to die fighting than live dead” these guys are so wise, they got the main point of the movie in the first scene
Wise? 🙄
Yeah, like nobody say that.
He also caught the part with spears doubts the height as a man too
@@masterJZX the majority of people in western countries are ignorant sheeple, if all of them would be so wise and just not say but also live that the revolution against the psychopathic elites already would have been done decades ago.
@@masterJZX Pro imperials in Skyrim game would say its better to live dead than have freedom. Its not always given that peoples would say right thing. I do like Ulfric and Galmar from the game who say better to die as free man than to be slave
@@masterJZXliterally everybody who isn't a coward says that
“Weapons do not work, it is the mind that wins you the war” this was fantastic thank you for the reaction, Love from Scotland 🏴
"If someone enters the lion's den, he knows how to break the lion's teeth". Nice quote!
”Its better to die fighting then to live dead” Also a good one.
@@Makabert.Abylon That one is eerily close to the tag line of the movie. "Every man dies, but not every man lives." The movie transports that message from the first scene.
"Bone in kebab"
Ha hahaha , what a stupid saying,the lion kills the man every time.
@@kelvinmeneely3116unless the man has a .300 magnum
I must admit I love watching these guys speak about their philosophy towards certain climactic scenes.
they are effortlessly poetic with their words
They have more insight and intelligence than the average Ivy League student today! I would love to have a meal with them and get their views on the world.
@@charlestruppi7793 I would say it’s not necessarily that they have more intelligence, but more wisdom.
@@VictusG Have you talked to modern Ivy League students? It seems mandatory to do nothing but drink alcohol and sexually assault people. They graduate because their parents PAY for them to. Intelligence is not judged on how much you know, but how much you are capable of processing and what you are able to do with the knowledge you have. I have two degrees myself, but I never use them as proof of my intelligence, because to me all a degree is is a piece of paper that says you are good at remembering things and following instructions.
Take Raeen... he is a very skillful tailor. Tailoring may not be considered as "technical" a field of study, but I guarantee if he had an interest in and had been given an opportunity to go to school for Quantum Mechanics, he'd have done just as well. After all, knowledge is just memory. A quantum physicist might be able to tell you Superposition refers to the ability of quantum particles, such as electrons and photons, to exist in multiple states simultaneously until they are measured or observed. I bet a quantum physicist has never heard of "selvedge," which are the self-finished edges of a woven fabric that run parallel to the length of the fabric, created during the weaving process and are more tightly woven than the rest of the fabric to prevent fraying. Just because Raeen has one set of knowledge but not another doesn't mean he isn't as intelligent as a scientist. If he had been given the chance to learn about quantum physics, for all we know he could have been the greatest physicist since Feynman.
@@VictusG Whatever it is, it's lost to too many people through the process of modern education. I was one of these young philosophy students once, saying the dumbest shit I didn't even believe, just because of accepting the programing. Quitting our society, is literally like quitting a cult and you look back with shame, for ever having been part of it.
" if the snake is hiding next to us, then how can we blame others ?" Man that hit hard. Very profound.
Cracked me up when the big fella said "burn all the bastard" 😂 love from 🏴
Wow! The gentleman in red said one of the coolest pieces of metaphors! @16:43 "If someone enters the lions den, he knows how to break the lions teeth". What a great saying
I like it as well... never start a fight you can't win.
These are some of the best movie commentaries I’ve ever watched. I love seeing their enthusiasm, clapping, and appreciation throughout the films they enjoy. Please keep uploading!
The tall gentleman in these videos is my favorite. He has many wise words and laughs easily. ❤
I just discovered this channel. There's something so beautiful in how these guys react. Its so genuine and real. Like most of us have been so numbed by endless content that we see people killed in a film and we barely flinch but their reaction is so pure. They follow whats on screen like its really happening... this is how I used watch films as a kid and I dont mean that in a patronising way, its something I wish I could get back, that innocence to take something at face value rather than viewing it as content.
absolutely agreed. also they still have the concentration span of a healthy person. whenever I show someone a movie that is a classic in some sort, they get distracted by all sorts of things, mainly by their stupid phones which is so annoying to me. the way these wonderful villagers watch a movie is how its supposed to be. you should be fully invested with your body and mind.
I think they are faking sadly.
"Fried onions are softer, than any other kinds on onions" Nice quote!
It's no shame crying over this movie, even we all the manly man feel empathy for William Wallace. Damn a good movie!
I was born in Lanark,the town at the start.
I live in Australia now.
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Good ....... I'm glad to see that people can watch a feel the story of Scotland.
It isn't the story of Scotland though. Braveheart is good but it might as well be a fantasy film because it certainly isn't a historically accurate one.
Aye 90% of it was made up and William Wallace was a tyrant..... but the English was the coz of that man...... so aye you are right it's not 100% but what films are now a days?
@@Ronfost89 I don't know, it seems pretty historically accurate that It is essential to kill English Royals and their traitorous sycophants from other races? These two seemed to nail the point that the traitors among us are worse then the enemy. Did you watch their reaction? I guess you disagree.
What a grand and intoxicating innocence.
"Sharing someone's sorrow is also a big deal" - I am so glad I stumbled onto this channel, very wholesome. Looking forward to new videos. Cheers.
Watching these old movies with these guys that I've seen 100 times is like watching them for the first time. I love it.
These reactions are amazing. These guys are so wise and authentic.
Refreshing to see first time reactions that are actually, FIRST TIME reactions.
These gentlemen mentioned the struggles of their own country for its freedom. I would love to have their stories posted here so we can learn from their histories as well. Thank you for showing the Villagers Reactions. All are honest and genuine, they understand the movies and provide unique insight in the way they interpret the stories. Blessings to you all.
Sticks part of a deer antler into somebodies' throat all the way up through their tongue into their brain stem:
"This is called Braveheart!"
You're god damn right, it is.
"Freedom!" was his last word and it is still a powerful scene.
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A very one sided, biased & fictional movie.
Sounds like something a nasty Englishman would say.
it wasnt irl lol,most of the movie is made up
that princess wallace shagged? she was 3 and living in france
the occupation was depicted as decades? it was like for 1 year or something? and no they didnt "take their wives on their honeymoon" either,even scottish historians say that is false.
he couldnt speak french
he didnt shout freedom
they lost and got BTFO in the end.
the truth is....they was just a bunch of savages that refused to adapt to a modernizing civilization and was forced too eventually,the era of tribal conflict and living like cavemen was over,same thing happened in the usa and the wild west
@@Paul-hl8ygI mean they were being fucked over by the British undeniably. The movie is very exaggerated obviously. It’s a big Hollywood movie.
Given Raeen's final comment, he may be interested to know that the director was also the protagonist. 🤣
The big gentleman seems to be such a kind person
This is my new favorite TH-cam Channel! The Gentleman on the lefthand side (I don't know his name) was cracking me up while teasing Babu during Return of the King every time Arwen or Eowyn appeared 🤣
Wonderful channel! I hope you will get much success!
Badshah is uncle on left. Raeen is brother on right
@@adrianhempfing2042thank you
"Hey, this is allowed in _their_ culture, so I'm gonna watch"
@@adrianhempfing2042 Thank you!
His name is John Cleese
Please, show them Gladiator movie. I think they will appreciate it.
I would love to hang out with some of these guys. They seem genuine and down to earth.
They say you live again through a child; it feels like I'm watching the movie again for the first time. Thank you
I love Badshah. A great spirit and a wonderful man.
Brother makes the same face I do every time I see Murron 🥰
Brilliant reaction. From a Scotsman 👍👍🏴🏴
First time I saw this movie I cried like a baby. These guys are real men. They just clapped and said well done.
The guy in red reminds me of the American actor Richard Kiel ...so he could play in movies .
One of the most heartbreaking movies I've ever seen
I was watching it only the other night and couldn't watch the end when he was betrayed, just too sad 😢😔
I named my Daughter Murrin because of this film.
You should definitely show them Rob Roy, as well as Dances with Wolves, and The Last of the Mohicans. All theee are conematic masterpieces.
I think they'd like Mohicans. Also Shawshank Redemption.
@@TheClassicalSauce I think Gladiator should be up next, and yes it is basically the same movie.
great recommendations!
Agreed. ☺
Also, 300
these two men are great!! love from SERBIA
My favorite film of all time. So wonderful watching these guys experience it.
I have watched many reactions to this movie and this is one of my favorites.
Ooh Master & Commander would be a great one. That movie came around at the time of Return of the King so it didn't do well (they'll understand that now lol) but it's a masterpiece.
It IS a masterpiece and a movie that I often re-watch. According to many historians, the best naval film ever, no other has ever so well conveyed to the screen what life and war was on board a british ship at that time. The reconstruction, the atmosphere, the work of research and of course the interpretation, everything is remarkable. I always be sorry that it didn't receive the public ovation it deserved (the critics were over the moon though and it was well earned).
They should have done the sequel to Master and Commander. Great film.
Master and commander, definitely! That’s a brilliant movie.
Yep! This is the first movie I thought of after this one that they should watch. Forrest Gump might be great too.
@@austinembry2809 they already saw Forrest Gump
7:45 "Bone in Kebab"
I'm rolling on the ground, this guy 🤣
Omg bless there heart. When Hamish steps in front of mel Gibson badshaw said op bone in kabab. Lolol bone in kabab I will never forget that saying 😂
This was as enthralling as watching the movie itself for the first time. Watching the pure humanity, compassion, and wisdom of these two men from such a different culture, was a joy! They understood things that I missed in fact, perhaps because their reality is closer to that history than ours.
Another great episode. I almost start forming weird parasocial relations with these kind people as I watch a lot of their reactions, missed Babu this one with him added this is the golden trio.
Love these guys 😊👍🇨🇦🙏🏻
God bless you🙏
Regards from
Scotland ✨
This is my favourite movie ever, maybe because I am Scottish. There is no records that show William Wallace was married, but if he was he got married in private so that the English soldiers didn't know about it. He didn't want to share his wife with the English.
"By watching things, you can feel it." Not every filmmaker understands that. :)
Very true. Most of them today, in fact. That is why they don´t make movies like this anymore.
True. Today most of the Filmmakers forgot about this basic rule. That's why the Industry is in such a state. No one cares anymore.
@@Ezekielepharcelis or they do, but they get buried by studio politics and or restrained by unnecessary rules.
@@quiett6191 That is true. I just didn't want to bring up the politics again. Everyone knows about the Agenda meanwhile.
Badash is actually very good at analysing films. I was surprised but he's come on strong.
I absolutely adore seeing people from different backgrounds views on things. From movies to music, I find it extremely fascinating. Reaction videos are one of the best trends I think have ever come from social media.
This was brilliant ✌️
Thank you from a Scotsman
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Love the new intro and viewing room! :) Good to see you guys growing!
It's the same intro from like a year ago right?
To this day, if you walk through Edinburgh castle, flanking the doors are statues of Sir William Wallace, & King Robert the Bruce.
No, their stories are not accurately told here, as I'm sure the experts in the comments will say.
However, after 700 years, we'll never know precisely who Wallace was. And we'll never know precisely what motivated Bruce.
All we have are pieces of folklore, and fragments of accepted history.
As a Scot I appreciate this movie, which tries to generate a compelling story around historical characters.
There are excellent Scottish history documentaries & books out there, if people are genuinely interested in Scottish history.
I've never understood why people use the lack of accuracy in this movie as a criticism. It isn't a documentary.
I don't know what motivated Robert the Bruce but I'm pretty sure it got something to do with watching a spider weave its web.
No, but it is revisionist, and those not knowing the history might well think it fairly accurate.
I used to work near Smithfield, and I often looked at the plaque there, that commemorated Wallace. Wat Tyler also came to mind...
Because its biased & people believe it as truth, it isn't!
As historian Dan Snow said, he likes the film and it it was set in a time in which the English were particularly brutal towards the Scots which the film reflects. The battles happened. Scots using pikes was a thing. Wallace was real and he died in the way the film describes. It showed the nobles selling out the common people and cross-border landownership politics was accurately highlighted by the film. Other things are details but the basic premise and narrative is accurate. Besides the film has a disclaimer at the very start about it saying some of the events you won't have heard about as 'History was written by those who hang heroes'. Finally, sorry to all the English boys who cry cos you're the baddies for once. Maybe go and watch a World War 2 film to wipe those tears away and remind yourself what a good person you are and for what you pretend you did in the war.
@@mw5549 I'm English & no tears from me.. The Scottish invaded England many times also, raping, looting & murdering English civilians. That is what i meant about the movies bias.
It is great to see how universal these themes are.
I think what Badshah said at the end about Wallace using his mind and weapon is interesting, because at the real Battle of Stirling he tricked the English into crossing a bridge so they didn’t have coherence and then attacked from the nearby woods in an ambush. It’s a shame they didn’t show the battle that way in the movie. Really glad you guys enjoyed it!
Stirling bridge was actually Andrew de Moray's plan and had he survived the battle, the war of independence may have gone a completely different way, Moray had all the qualities that Wallace was missing, he was a senior noble from a family that had always staunchly rejected the English, he was a seasoned soldier and commander and he also had 3 castles to his name by the time he met up with Wallace.
A historical society discovered the remains of the original sterling bridge a couple of years ago , it was barely wide enough to get two horses side by side across it .
I agree they should've shown how the real battle of sterling bridge happened.
Much better than making up a version with 2 armies facing each other .
The real battle of sterling bridge shows the clever tactical side of Wallace .
Yes everything sir william wallace didn't want
24:28 I believe it's actually called a "long sword" Badshah dude 👍😅
"Let the conversation begin."
These guys are so great. It's my new thing.
Wallace gets cockblocked and the phrase Uncle Badshah used was "oh my god bone in kebab" 😂😂😂 i cant thats too brilliant, what a phrase! like this kebabs going to be perfect and then "oh my god a Bone"
Damn Raeen is spitting facts right at the start, when we see history in movies we remember it, absolutely. I think that tells you a lot about how humans work, the things we really remember are the truly human stories where we can really connect to the people involved, not just lists of dates and names (even if the movie isn't exactly accurate, that's kind of besides the point).
How is it being inaccurate beside the point? How are you remembering history if it didn't happen?
@@goldytwatus1674 Because my point was personalizing history is what makes people remember it, tell it like a story (even if history clearly isn't a story). It's just unfortunate it was Mel Gibson making stuff up which was the example that triggered the thought, and not, ya know, something historically accurate. Make sense?
despite Braveheart being total fiction in almost every aspect of it's portrayal.
What lovely guys and a great reaction. Nice to see some concepts are universal like the need to stand up to tyranny for freedom, to have people you can trust at your side and your integrity and spirit will outlive your body. I wish more Westerners would wake up to these ideas and quickly before its too late.
These guys are going to end up as complete erudites of the cinema art with all the movies they are watching.
Lurch was very philosophical. 👍🏻🫡
"Bone in kebab." What a great expression, especially in this situation. I love it. LOL
Yea, made me smile as well - checked the comments to see if anyone else found it funny!
@@Ray.Norrish I also found it funny.
Lol ye, you know exactly what he means! 😂😂
It sounds silly but those kind of expressions makes me feel kinship. No matter the place or the language, everyone's has expressions like that XD
and this channel bring us real genuine reactions, so great, good job
Another spectacular reaction from these fine gentleman. 👍👍
I love hearing the little sayings and phrases, that come out of these reactions. At 7:48 when Wallace's old friend gets in the way of him approaching his future wife, you hear the term "Bone in the kebab". As simple as it is, I love that saying! I'm definitely going to start using it! Sometimes things can get lost in translation, which is understandable. However in this case it was interesting to hear something that you immediately understand even though it comes from a completely different frame of reference. It's just like in the west we might say "A fly in the ointment" or "A spanner in the works". Although "A bone in the kebab" is different it's immediately recognisable. Also, I absolutely love kebabs, I am English after all! 🍖🌮🌯
It's 9:30am (UK) and yet, I could still go for a kebab now; the works w/ chili/mayo
Amazing people,
"it is not treatment because they are dead..." hahah, such good content
i hope these gentlemen know that their earnest conversations are insightful for us all...
These guys are brilliant, they watch these movies with an untouched innocence and purity. I’ll definitely be watching more movies with them 🎥😎
I like their insight into one of my favorite movies.
I find these remarkable. Neither of them really know anything about Scotland or the history and YET... they have NO trouble following the character emotions, the themes and the morals of the story. Stories really are universal. Peace.
They won’t learn anything about Scottish history watching this movie
@@tevildo45 yeah but you can pss off you troll prck " Tevildo, also known as the "Prince of Cats"
Neither did mel Gibson
This movie didn't know much about Scotland or its history either.
Very Good. Their reactions are pure and truthful. I salute them.
Triple R. Great movie and also bahubali, or something like that. Its an Indian made film. Great movie from the east
Badshah is really good at usually following whats happening in our western movies
This was a great reaction to this movie!
I have really come to love the guys.
Amazing reaction of this film from these Indians and their commentary and awareness were top notch! Namaste! 🙏
I love Watching Badshah react, He seems like a nice guy, a gentle Giant.
I like you guys, hello from Ireland
Badshah is so observant and intelligent. He is awesome
"Is she a girl?" "Girl's don't have biceps like this" brilliant 😂😂😂😂😂
YEEEES THE OLD INTRO IS BACK! Now all i need is more Babu.
We get taught our REAL history in school , half of this take us 100pc correct , the other half is nonsense made by Hollywood , like Wallace’s son being born to the princess , that’s just comical rubbish . His rebellion , his victories and his eventual betrayal by fellow Scot’s and his savage death are all true . Even though I know Mel Gibson embellished and played loose with this Scottish tale I still get misty eyed at parts of the film . There’s an enormous statue of Wallace in Scotland called the Wallace monument you can look up online or go to visit in person , very moving .
I seen the guys get emotional especially at the end , because this is a universal story of man’s wish to be free and fight against tyranny and injustice .
Great reaction guys
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I love that I’m not the only ones who claps during movies
I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. These dudes are alright.
This was so incredibly charming to watch
I swear I must be psychic, I was just wondering yesterday when you guys would watch Braveheart
I would do anything to watch that movie for the first time again. One of my all time favourites. Great choice!
Fantastic ! I'm sure they will love Gladiator too, in the same spirit, fighting for honor and revenge in the Ancient Rome Empire 😉; by the way I like the new set-up with all the movie's posters ans lights !
@@caveatlector2671 I'll add my recommendation to yours.
Troy ☝
watching these guys reaction's has been a daily favorite haha lots of wisdom in eastern culture that many here in America do not appreciate
Dgod i love these people from the villages. So eager to learn. But these movies say more about them than just the movies they watch. The reactions are priceless. Honest and bring much more to the movies than i ever took away from them.
Ah the Battle of Stirling Bridge,without a bridge
I love these guys! I think because you see their wonderment, and hear them talk about it, it's like watching the movie for the first time again.
But more than that, I feel like I know these guys now.
I loved this reaction. You gents are fantastic
I love this movie even if is upsetting at times, and even if much of it is pure fiction. I would love to see you react to more historical movies, and also perhaps videos about the true stories that inspired the movies. William Wallace has a very large monument in the town of Stirling in Scotland which is only about about 45 minutes from where I stay. Also - fun fact - a lot of this film was actually shot in Ireland because in Scotland we have tiny little biting insects called midges. They're not dangerous at all but they are really really irritating!!
this isn't' a "historical" movie, it's a fantasy movie though. lol. Literally almost nothing in it actually happened.
@@scepteredisle Sure it's not historically accurate but enough of it is true for your sentence to be wrong.
@@scepteredisle You didn't read my full comment did you...
@@mattnar3865 It's really not though. Mel Gibson wildly exaggerates the villainy of the English (particularly of King Edward), most egregiously with the entirely fictional law of ius primae noctis in some kind of semi-genocidal plan to breed out the Scots (there is no historical evidence for it actually existing anywhere at all in medieval Europe; in fact the only legitimate historical references for it I've ever seen are from the ancient world before the birth of Christ, and even these are extremely dubious). He also wildly exaggerates the heroism of the Scottish and of William Wallace in particular, and does a serious disservice to Robert the Bruce, who I would argue is the true hero of the Scottish side.
Not to mention that basically all the minor superficial details like clothing, armour and battlefield geography are completely made up. Online amateur historians have nitpicked these things endlessly, and the authenticity is indeed comically bad, but they're not what we should be focussing on compared to the completely made up history of the course of the war which has real impacts on how real people view English-Scottish history and relations. It is not exaggeration or hyperbole to say that a not-insignificant number of modern Scottish separatists were inspired by the almost completely fictional events of this specific movie.
@@sulphuric_glue4468The film is Anglo phobic. I cant think of any other film where they would get away with saying "Do I gey to kill lots of English" and its meant to be a witty comment. I wonder if in a film someone said "Do I get to kill lots of Pakistanis" it would be allowed? The film is completely racist. It should be banned.
If they loved this have them watch Ben Hur the original not the new one. They will love it.
These guys are fantastic. What a great review, it was fun to watch
Being from Scotland myself , I am really looking forward to seeing your reaction
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this is great
These guys were speaking truths throughout the movie.
Well done guys loved your reactions 👏
I appreciate their comments and their way of thinking. I always learn something from them and that's why their three channels are my favorites on all of You Tube.