A Knight's Tale: Ulrich faces the Black Prince of Wales
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2022
- During one of his games, Ulrich (Heath Ledger) faces the Black Prince of Wales (James Purefoy) and hits him with 2 points. Realizing that the competitor belongs to royal blood, Ulrich withdraws and spares Prince Edward (James Purefoy).
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"Then he shows his weakness. That's all mercy is."
Giant flashing red neon arrow saying "VILLAIN" pointed right at that guy.
Or at the very least "douchebag".
Sir Adamar’s thoughts: have we mentioned I’m the villain yet? We really should mention it, I’m going to mention it the next opportunity I get.
Lady Rosalyn: He shows mercy.
Sir Adamar thoughts: Perfect.
Underrated movie.
Rip heath ledger. Taken from us far too soon.
Love this movie. Trips me out Everytime at the beginning when the crowd is banging out we will rock you lol, and even more so that the princess is styling daily lmao, she invented Prada and Gucci apparently lmmfao
William could have finished Edward, but he chose to be a knight. He is noble.
Edward pretending to not recognize his dear friend Chauncer was pretty nice as well... as Chauncer was well known at court and friends with the royal family (there's a 6 month gap in the life of Chauncer in the history books... apparently this is what he was doing.)
edward was also pretending. he was testing ulrich. in the original script, edward earned the title "the black prince of whales" because he opposed the king so many times and killed so much people in war. he was a menace. edward joined this tournament to actually look for newer knights to join his army.
@@claireglory Boy, he sure is a force to be reckoned with.
Imagine if this was a series, a medieval sports jousting Comedy, that be so good
We Can only Dream of such magic in our TVs.
My first introduction to Vision, Wash and Robert Baratheon.
Wash ?
@@MarctunstallThe series Firefly followed up with Serenity. Or if you have watched The Doom Patrol, he was Mr. Nobody
The what, which and who?
@@Popicile In order
Chaucher was Vision in the MCU
Wash has done a ton of voice work for Disney (Hei Hei the chicken)
Robert Baratheon from Game of Thrones. He also did Sin Eater with Heath Ledger.
@@tempestates13 aha nice
When I was 22 and watching this movie for the first time in the cinema, when he said "love has given me wings" I shouted "OH YOU STUPID ASSHOLE!" and the cinema erupted in laughter.
I retain the same sentiment today.
Before he has to fight with The Dark Knight...
He was the knight
He live long enough to see himself become the villain🃏
Don't forget taking on The White Knight too (Dent)
Good movie. Great cast in addition to Heath. James Putefoy, Paul Bettany, Mark Addy, Rufus Sewell.
Alan Tudyk
"name a man with a sword better then I".... Ironically if the rumours about his life are true the black Prince of Wales will be on that short list. 😅🙌
"Why didn't Ulrich finish him?" - were they not all aware his opponent was Edward, the future King of England?
Is the villain, who withdrew from this very tournament against this very opponent, suggesting that Ulrich should have striked against the crown prince?
Two different tournaments actually. This tournament was when Ulrich first meets the girl and Adamarr and then it was a future tournament that Adamarr finds out about Colville being Prince Edward.
He tilts when he should withdraw… that is Kightly too :)
Batman: you're going down Joker!
Sir Ulrich Von Lichtenstein: Hold my lance...
Wat is the best supporting character ever. He's such a loose cannon haha!
Awesome 👍😎
I hated this movie when I first saw it because of the modern ad ins. However as I have aged I have understood that these were just given to make it stand out and in the end the story is solid. Now its one of my favs.
Was it this particular kindness that moved the prince to assist William, was it William’s willingness to joust the prince despite knowing who he was or perhaps it was both of these acts that spurred Prince Edward to Knight William?
Most likely both
I'd say a smart soon-to-be king who is self aware, realizes he's surrounded by a lot of yes-men and recognizes a man like William is exactly who he needs to be by his side in the future
@@jshshh1041 "Your men love you. If I knew nothing else about you, that would be enough."
@@sonofmoss That's what I thought too, that it was a combination of both, plus his men loving him, despite knowing it was all a lie. So he exemplified the qualities of a knight like knowing when to tilt and when to show mercy, aiming high without forgetting where he came from.
@@Mark73"but you also tilt when you should withdraw...and that is knightly too."
Esse filme é muito bom .👍👍👍😎
"Colville has perfect technique. I've never seen him before."
That's your boss, a guy Adamar would have witnessed in battle and up-close several times, and did not recognize him while jousting. This went over my head several times, yet if they had met prior to Poitier's when did a noble (athlete) in such a closed circle not pick up he was watching Edward (Colville)?
Either nobody would joust with Edward at all, even in training, or Adamar is that much of a pompous ingrate.
Adamar wasn't merciful, so he didn't get mercy; fitting.🙏🙏🙏
2:50 Rhaegar and Robert discusses Lyanna Stark.
My favorite movie
Do you wanna know how I got these scars?
1:42 Why does he look like John Cena?
If he really was, you wouldn’t be seeing him.
@@ChuckNorrisIsNothing I think u r right
0:55 Who is this beautiful woman on the right side (for us) from the Main Girl ?
Damn. She is nice ☺️😃
The actress Berenice Bejo is listed as Christiana, who performs the function of Jocelyn's
handmaiden in the film, which was a far more important duty than many modern audience's
realize. Often I feel that is the case that many handmaidens were even more beautiful than
the "princesses" they served and it is much the same with many modern actresses in movies.
Best wishes to you, if you are looking for a beautiful girl in your own life I hope you find
her. JT Out
@@jthughes9820beautiful comment 😊
@@jthughes9820 Handmaidens were less likely to be inbred
Lol, her costume makes it look like she came out of the 20th century and not the medieval ages XD
Either Black Prince (although it's probably posthumous nickname) or Prince of Wales, not Black Prince of Wales
It is Black Prince, read history
@@tritunara3258 Yeah, i read. I repeat myself: he was called Black Prince and his official title was Prince of Wales. Never Black Prince of Wales in one sentence. No one mixed formal title with informal nickname
When I first heard of this movie, I wanted to dislike it. Modern music mixed with a medieval story? Absolutely not.
But, watching it changed my mind entirely. It's a really fun film, but it's also inspiring with a solid message. That being, good deeds come back to you, and we see it in this instance where William performs a courtesy to Colville, without knowing who he is. We see it again later where William does know that Colville is the Prince of Wales, and knowingly rides against him, because he realises that that's precisely what the prince wants. Both instances earn the respect of Edward, the Prince of Wales.
The payoff when Edward returns William's kindness and respect later is so utterly deserved, that the audience enjoys it so much more.
This is one of those films where my initial opinion on the film was flipped around completely, and I'm glad I was wrong.
Pretty much every Medieval film features modern music. The 'classical' soundtracks they're given are made with instruments not invented until centuries later.
This film set in the 13th century featuring David Bowie's 'Golden Years' from the 20th is no different to Beethoven and Mozart's 18th century tunes featuring in 11th century films.
The costume designer really dropped the ball. The clothing is risibly bad.
Indeed. Always trust the Americans to get it wrong.
@@ds1868 Don't blame "Americans" you git. The direction by the filmmakers was to create INTENTIONALLY anachronistic fashions. Twas a dumb decision, but the costume designers did what they were told.
It's not that kind of movie dude lol
THERE IS DIGETIC CLASSIC ROCK IN THIS MOVIE!
A medieval movie is playing "we will rock you" with everyone clapping and stomping in sync to start and you're complaining about the clothing? 😂
Joint
0:05
When the supreme court rejected vaccine mandates
Knight were not simps like this
Have you seen the movie? He's commoner masquerading as a knight.
Edward the BLACK 🖤 Prince IS BLACK 🖤 Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
Vaini hotse
Such a bogus movie
Why did you come here to watch this video tho? :o...
@@LucrassKelvac Human beings have the capacity to learn via witnessing the mistakes of others. We have a natural tendency to want to view those mistakes as a means of avoiding them. Consider for a second the tendency of people to rubber neck as they pass a highway accident. Viewing a clip of this movie has all the interest of watching a highway accident. There are a great many examples of what not to do with a story or film to be witnessed.
@@scottmcmaster4927 What made it a bad film tho? :U
@@LucrassKelvac I disagree withe Tom Simpson. True, It was a very FLAWED movie, and ridiculously anachronistic, but then it wasn't supposed to be historically accurate by any measure. It was moreso a charming romance fantasy set in a 'fictional medieval like landscape'. I really liked the scenes depicting honor and chivalry. When this first came out, I was totally turned OFF by the We Will Rock you crowd chants and ridiculous anachronistic clothing, speech and mannerisms. But after a while I realized that these decisions were intentional to make it 'not placed in history, but in whimsical fantasy'.
It was amazing and the majority of people liked it.