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I had a great grandfather and his four brothers in lees army. Ok Luckily mine wasn’t killed or I woundt Be here. Three of his brothers were killed. I agree with Shelby Foot that there was an invible war coming. But using naplianic tactics with guns with a range 300 yards was just stupid

The awful thing about all of this was that none of them understood what they were doing to succeeding generations of Americans.

Only five percent of the Confederate Army had any slaves, I wonder what the other ninety percent were fighting for.

The courage the first column of soldiers must have had when charging the enemy position. You know that your only purpose is to absorb lead so that the men behind you might stand a chance of breaking through.

Very very brave men

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I had ancestors on both sides one in the Irish infantry and one on the 150th infantry Pennsylvania and one on the confederacy

It was a war beetween a noble men and scoundrels.As usually scondrels won.

This movie was great and with the various actors. Fairly accurate to the real events which occurred during this battle. But looking at why this event occurred, the civil war that is, the seeds were sowed back to the english civil war. Settlers for Georgia and the Carolinas were defeated monarchist once Cromwell was victorious. During our constitutional convention, bigotry and prejudice were ignored, and articles and amendments were allowed in the Constitution . Even today if you " clear the smoke" around trump.and his suggorates you see many of his followers wanting to return to the thinking!!

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Hitler never rated the American fighting spirit until it was too late. He should have studied the American Civil War and learn from the bravery they demonstrated 🇬🇧

I attended the 135th anniversary in 1998, it was awesome!!! The re-enactors made it so authentic!! I attended the ceremony for the unveiling of the General Longstreet bronze statue! As the tarp was removed, revealing General Longstreet, the large crowd began to sing “Bonnie Blue Flag”! It was stunning!! It was an incredible experience!! Standing on the ground where the battle occurred is awesome! I later joined “American Battlefield Trust” to help preserve places like Gettysburg!🫡🇺🇸

This is America's future if we don't change things soon...

I have seen you criticize and make fun of burgers this large that you cannot get you mouth around. “ how do you eat it”? You sir are full of shit and hypocritical!!

how can the shear stupidity of pickett's charge be so glorified ?

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The fact no cgi was done for this movie and everything was almost 100% accurate to the time, makes this movie the best civil war movie ever

Imagine having to travel over a mile with enemy guns firing at you . This plan was a disaster from minute 1.

At about 5:50 is the white van of the Confederacy

Ricordiamo i valorosi soldati del Regno delle due Sicilie che combatterono a Gettysbourgh con i confederati

It must have been impressive to see all of those men marching and just as depressing to look back and see no one coming from behind you.

Despite its cherry-picking and occasional inaccuracies I enjoy this film, except for . . . . the incessant faux inspirational music played so often that even by the halfway point of the film has become gaggingly awful and irritating. Of the hundreds of thousands of men in this battle not too many of them were looking to be 'inspirational', they were looking to kill the men opposite them. Cheers!

Interesting note that during civil wars or revolutionary wars very often the ordinary people, not a professional soldiers, become a very good leaders!

Visited Gettysburg years ago. Went to the union position known as the "angle" with a group of trees. The confederates were to converge on this location.....it was an Impossible Feat.

Richard Brooke Garnett wasn't wearing his dress uniform when he led his men forward[given the challenge of finding suitable uniforms, many officers didn't wear their dress uniforms on campaign], he was wearing plain clothing and an old blue overcoat with no rank distinctions. Which is why his body was never identified and buried in a mass grave with many of his men. His sword was found decades later in a collectible shop in Maryland.

In general, I liked them together. However, I really didn't like the pregnancy thing. He was 16/17 and she was a uni student and paid to be their babysitter. Then her and her friend both expected his dad to be supportive and help with the baby when really, it was complicated and on the border of a crime. He was mature for his age and she understood him, but once she got pregnant, she treated him like a child and didn't involve him in her future plans. He wasn't considered as mature enough. So the way they ended made me uncomfortable.

Was that a car or van at 5.50 or thereabouts

The music was just Great I play it all the time and its a great feeling

So many great actors. made this movie good as gold

Chamberlin attended the dedication of the 20th Maine memorial at Little Round Top 25 years after the battle. One of the shortest and greatest speeches ever: "In great deeds something abides. On great fields something stays." JLC

It has puzzled me that no one took into consideration the fence that stymied and actually broke up the conferate line.

long live the North.

gee for virgina and not the USA not your country.....that says it all....traitors

they didnt forget......they all died that day

What was Robert E Lee thinking? This was just plain suicide

I always forget how bad the music was

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Madison acts like she is a victim Ephraim is a brat

One of the BEST scenes in the movie -- I even picked up a Muskat!

Hurrah for the Confederacy!

Doesn't take brains or education to preform a stupid act based on emotions. A military blunder.

Such ashame for My Southern Relatives! They all should have with drawn too fight again!

“Up men! Up! And to your posts. And Let No Man Forget Today, That You Are From Old Virginia! VIRGINIA!!! VIRGINIA!! VIRGINIA!