Top 10 [EPIC] World War I (1914-1918) massive battles movie scenes (WW1)

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  • @connormorris7364
    @connormorris7364 3 роки тому +2273

    I love how death is represented in the first charging scene not by blood and gore, but by contrasting the shot of soldiers charging, with the empty horses passing through.

    • @Mistjeager
      @Mistjeager 3 роки тому +182

      While Artistically I can see how that works in this film. I'd feel a more impactful scene would be instead to have the horses and their riders being cutdown around the protagonist's mount. Witnessing the true power and horror of machine guns against cavalry, we have cuts in between where you see from the German perspective just how easy it is to mow down an entire regiment of cavalry. When it looks like the rider has gotten clear of the deluge, a snap, camera zooms in on the horse to give the impression of the horse being hit, a gasp of air before the camera zooms back out to see the riderless horse, the only riderless horse, in a field of dead nobles and their steeds.

    • @docwill5056
      @docwill5056 3 роки тому +38

      @@Mistjeager
      Your idea paints a very vivid picture.

    • @Mistjeager
      @Mistjeager 3 роки тому +33

      @@docwill5056 No less vivid than other war scenes displayed in the same film. The Devonshire regiment attack and damn near getting annihilated by MGs, Arty and Rifle fire before the gas attack, shows the insane Napoleonic style tactics utilized in WW1 and it succeeds in bringing the horror of the First World War to the theatre and then the screen.
      What bugs me is that we as an audience can witness the graphical violence done to men/women seen in the likes of Saving private ryan, War horse, Black hawk down, Generation kill etc. But we tow the line at some horses being gunned down? Outlaw king did a beautiful job representing the power of cavalry and, how to effectively counter without shying away from the fact that horses were just as much a target as the humans riding them.

    • @docwill5056
      @docwill5056 3 роки тому +8

      @@Mistjeager
      Curious how films and audiences are like that.

    • @lordulberthellblaze6509
      @lordulberthellblaze6509 3 роки тому +26

      That scene from the film Warhorse
      I always wondered why the krauts had machine gun emplacements pointing at their camp.

  • @wernergruen3943
    @wernergruen3943 3 роки тому +1022

    cavalry charges are fun and games until the forest starts speaking mg08

    • @stereowired
      @stereowired 3 роки тому +67

      American Vietnam movies are all fun and games until the trees start speaking Vietnamese, and not on script

    • @kducpham
      @kducpham 3 роки тому +39

      @@stereowired Actually, the ground can speak Vietnamese too.

    • @stereowired
      @stereowired 3 роки тому +16

      @User Name Allied fighter patrols in ww1 are all fun and games until they see a red plane heading their way

    • @vadyman5867
      @vadyman5867 3 роки тому +7

      Barbarossa is all fun and games until you hear soviet anthem.

    • @hkboi4404
      @hkboi4404 3 роки тому +1

      @@stereowired pretty ironic

  • @Design--om2zx
    @Design--om2zx 3 роки тому +973

    After watching this , i've got 2 things to say:
    1. World War 1 was terrific and probably the scariest war that has ever happened.
    2. I want to play Battlefield 1 so bad now.

    • @theletter5664
      @theletter5664 3 роки тому +99

      Did you mean horrific?

    • @Design--om2zx
      @Design--om2zx 3 роки тому +59

      @@theletter5664 yeah yeah... My grammar can suck sometimes.

    • @theletter5664
      @theletter5664 3 роки тому +33

      @@Design--om2zx aight glad we got that cleared up

    • @Design--om2zx
      @Design--om2zx 3 роки тому +13

      @@theletter5664 why did u reply after nearly 3 weeks lmao

    • @theletter5664
      @theletter5664 3 роки тому +11

      @@Design--om2zx I don't get commend notifications but I get like notifications on occasion

  • @georgyzhukov6409
    @georgyzhukov6409 3 роки тому +2671

    it would be cool to see other factions besides british and 1 french scene. like the Russians, Austrians, Serbians, Italians, and ottomans

    • @jacobnaroditzky7024
      @jacobnaroditzky7024 3 роки тому +184

      yes you right they showes only the western front side

    • @tsmlaska7761
      @tsmlaska7761 3 роки тому +18

      @@jacobnaroditzky7024 Who are Ottomans ?

    • @Borek385
      @Borek385 3 роки тому +121

      @@tsmlaska7761 The Ottoman Empire

    • @tsmlaska7761
      @tsmlaska7761 3 роки тому +7

      @@Borek385 Ottomans Are Arab ?

    • @jorgenajar9097
      @jorgenajar9097 3 роки тому +114

      @@tsmlaska7761 no and the arabs wanted independance from then in ww1

  • @superscion8108
    @superscion8108 3 роки тому +563

    That cavalry attack was absurd at first, but then I saw the horror of something seemingly out of time to the modern mechanical changing face of war, being slain by a sword while shaving and trampled over by dozens of horses !!

    • @jonathansteel3324
      @jonathansteel3324 3 роки тому +53

      @@amadeus1112 cavalry sabers were designed to slash and slice in tight situations like the cutlass so the way they used them was accurate

    • @ohsosmooth01
      @ohsosmooth01 3 роки тому +35

      Cavalry charges only really happened at the outset of the conflict. They soon realised they were no match for rows of machine guns. ANZACs carried out cavalry charges in the middle east I believe, but don't quote me.

    • @koreancowboy42
      @koreancowboy42 3 роки тому +1

      That's like the dumbest thing they did in that first scene is keep charging.... against machine guns.
      Movies that keep doing that is just retarded. Oh look we see a machine gun let's keep going oh no more machine guns! Sir! Do we keep going? Wut!? Ok then!

    • @7gatesofheaven394
      @7gatesofheaven394 3 роки тому +24

      @@koreancowboy42 Its useless if they retreat, the germans still can obliterate them easily since they use a machine gun. Its a lot more better than retreat and still getting killed. So theres 2 choice, attack the enemy position or retreat and get killed without making any damage against the enemy.

    • @falsesatsuma
      @falsesatsuma 3 роки тому +9

      Why did they have a ridiculous amount of machine guns set up facing back at their position? seems sus. They never really charged in after they realised how stupid it was but cavalry divisions would ride to a battle and dismount, which is still faster than infantry.

  • @GravitasZero
    @GravitasZero 2 роки тому +274

    That whistle blow makes my heart skip a beat.
    How frightening it must have been for the soldiers, to hear that shrill sound. Like death calling for them.

    • @raymondduck6492
      @raymondduck6492 2 роки тому +13

      For some I'm sure it was a relief, after days/weeks of trench life with the mud, cold, rats and influenza.

    • @arstotzkianarmedforces1057
      @arstotzkianarmedforces1057 2 роки тому +16

      @@raymondduck6492 Crazy how death is the only cure to such horror.

    • @Godisgood007
      @Godisgood007 4 місяці тому

      To be honest it must have been just as anxiety inducing to the defenders hearing the whistle blow and seeing a giant mass of men rise from their trenches and charge towards them

    • @sammynevill
      @sammynevill Місяць тому

      Nope, just because you had a fear of it, it doesnt mean they feared it.

    • @sammynevill
      @sammynevill Місяць тому

      @@Godisgood007 well actually, not all of them feared it due to something called a "machinegun"

  • @Kokopilau77
    @Kokopilau77 2 роки тому +315

    My great grandfather was a Marine in WWI. I never got to meet him as he passed away a few years before I was born. However I cannot help but think about the horrors he witnessed while watching a film about the war.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому +10

      Battle of belleau wood

    • @kingsman3087
      @kingsman3087 Рік тому

      Black lives matter

    • @bobkeamer9404
      @bobkeamer9404 Рік тому +3

      He could be watching these films through you

    • @markgilligan58
      @markgilligan58 10 місяців тому

      Awwwwwwww thanks for your service r.i.p❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @Mrblue69692
      @Mrblue69692 8 місяців тому +1

      How is that possible? when were u born? If Ur grandpa was in WW1, then he would be like 92 years old. by the 2000

  • @havennewbowtow8835
    @havennewbowtow8835 3 роки тому +264

    Imagine actually going through those experiences. My goodness they were brave in the extreme. Forget the context of it and visualise running towards death. RIP all of them no matter their allegiances.

    • @mrbloodylordbaronsamedi.9937
      @mrbloodylordbaronsamedi.9937 2 роки тому +6

      Well they were trapped into a 3 meter hole called trench and officers usually got those who went out a trial and shot... People can not imagine how psychology of people play vital role in submiting people to all type of body torture...They did that to me back in 2012 and 2013 they did my bronchoscopy...I didn-t complain because I know my duty was to see from what I am ill...Than I went to operation that almost killed me and thru chemio therapy...Than in 2014 we putted sand bags because of river flood...So I don-t need to imagine I was in some sort of this...

    • @Theoretically-ko6lr
      @Theoretically-ko6lr Рік тому +7

      In todays workd is all about feminism and women empowerment 😂😂 people forget sooo easy 😢

    • @henriparatte132
      @henriparatte132 Рік тому +6

      Brave? They had little choice…

    • @juliusveldman
      @juliusveldman Рік тому +4

      Please don't think i offend them with this, but I am currently reading a diary of a French soldier (Louis Barthas), and they don't want to be called brave, they don't want do be called glorious, they just wanted people to know what the war was really like, because the propaganda at that time showed the war as a glorious event, and that the bleeding people were heroes, but they didn't care about the (psychic) wounded soldiers without blood.... I am glad that videos like this show how it was, but most of the soldiers weren't brave, and don't like to be called that way. All they cared about (at least Louis Barthas), was that people know that it was absolute hell there. If you haven't read the book yet, I would really advice you to! It is beatifully written, and shows the horrors of WW1 even better than the movies.

    • @willywunder3088
      @willywunder3088 Рік тому

      Wie krank das alles war. Nur damit Generäle sagen können wir toll sie sind. Und es hört nie auf

  • @enderlinde3152
    @enderlinde3152 3 роки тому +1086

    Welcome to the comments, where everyone is a general or historian

    • @greenwave819
      @greenwave819 3 роки тому +15

      @ Laoshi He won't be happy until the dead from the war comment

    • @j.r1158
      @j.r1158 3 роки тому +33

      Well let’s be honest for someone to watch this kind of video you at least have to be above averagely educated on the subject.

    • @xlibshua
      @xlibshua 2 роки тому +14

      @@j.r1158 yeah but the person in question is by no means a military strategist or a general they’re generally some loser

    • @thehardcorenoobs1234
      @thehardcorenoobs1234 2 роки тому +5

      @@j.r1158 The avg joe is not going to care for inaccuracies like seriously

    • @LucidDreams44499
      @LucidDreams44499 2 роки тому

      hamafufa mhmhm mahaou

  • @ZachLagrandeur
    @ZachLagrandeur 3 роки тому +184

    Tho I have the deepest respect for all soldiers who served in WW1, I am still trying to understand how a bayonnet charge against German machine gun fire was ever considered an effective battle strategy. I dunno, maybe try laying down some precise rifle fire from a distance? Train more marksmen?

    • @trajan231
      @trajan231 3 роки тому +29

      Wasn't exactly a way around the trenches

    • @jeffwang6460
      @jeffwang6460 3 роки тому +71

      They didn't charge straight into the machine guns like in the movies. Machine guns were typically placed on the ends of each sector to provide crossfire against advancing men. And WW1 trenches were a lot closer than most people realize. 100 yards was standard, and as close as 10 or 20 yards in some places.

    • @Idcanymore510
      @Idcanymore510 3 роки тому +46

      Easy to see that with hindsight. At the time there were generals who still thought that cavalry would win the war. The First World War was truly the dawn of modern warfare as we know it; although the participants at the time didn't fully understand that, especially in the early stages. It was essentially trial and errror at the expense of hundreds of thousands of lives.

    • @browmaster2197
      @browmaster2197 3 роки тому +7

      I know this might sound dumb but why just charge into the MG fire? Like you have a rifle. Get some suppressing fire on those MG-08’s. It made no sense why you would just charge and not fire your rifle.

    • @cmdrgarbage1895
      @cmdrgarbage1895 3 роки тому +43

      @@browmaster2197 Because there's a lot more than just a machine gun shooting at you, rifle fire, mortars and large caliber artillery would all be raining down on you. All that while you're on open ground, attacking a fortified position and crossing barbed wire. It's not very easy to just supress a machine gun.

  • @awesomeness0707
    @awesomeness0707 2 роки тому +72

    Every scene is brutal but the last one is so horrific. You can really see how strong men were broken and you can really see just how shell shock affects people in the moment.

  • @gargeely4901
    @gargeely4901 3 роки тому +168

    The scene at 2:50 where the horses ride past the Germans without riders is a display of the devestating power of machine guns against cavalry and infantry

    • @kaizerbekov9093
      @kaizerbekov9093 3 роки тому +3

      Это совсем не реалистично

    • @thegreenskull4244
      @thegreenskull4244 2 роки тому +1

      that was so satisfying

    • @F_Horrigan2000
      @F_Horrigan2000 2 роки тому

      @@kaizerbekov9093 where you there? No so shut up

    • @RedPantyNight
      @RedPantyNight 2 роки тому +23

      Lol. The horses would have been mowed down too. If anything it was unrealistic and way too tame. Also doesn't make sense why'd you have machine guns pointed at your own camp.

    • @F_Horrigan2000
      @F_Horrigan2000 2 роки тому +1

      @@RedPantyNight why’d you put lol at the start bro

  • @jeremyd1869
    @jeremyd1869 3 роки тому +485

    These movies, which mostly show British attacks on the Western front, seem to be overly influenced by the carnage of the first day of the Somme. The reality is that these attacks were often successful at the tactical level but due to the limitations of transport and communications they were rarely if ever translated into strategic gains. Also, they never show the devastation of the defending trenches where the British barrage often destroyed the first line of defense and the attacking waves sometimes walked in to little opposition. Of course, these successes were short lived as the Germans often successfully counterattacked.
    Not to be too cavalier about these horrifying battles, there certainly were plenty of attacks where the British or French troops were slaughtered en masse. Still a head-scratcher as to why the generals kept doing the same kind of attacks over and over.
    All of these clips were from films made in the 21st century. I'm guessing the creator hasn't seen such outstanding WW1 films as All Quiet on the Western Front (1930), Sergeant York (1941), or Paths of Glory (1956 or 57), all of which contained realistic battle scenes worthy of this video.

    • @morgsm.
      @morgsm.  3 роки тому +60

      Unfortunately, I have not seen these movies. But in the future, based on the comments, I will try to create another part.

    • @ArthurPendragonyearsago
      @ArthurPendragonyearsago 3 роки тому +2

      Yo wtf how long did that take

    • @abundantYOUniverse
      @abundantYOUniverse 3 роки тому

      You didn't even mention the Bunny Rabbit Brigade. Total fail.

    • @abundantYOUniverse
      @abundantYOUniverse 3 роки тому

      @Dark Craft Sergent Hoppy of the 365th Jack Rabbit Brigade.

    • @krizit
      @krizit 3 роки тому +2

      Um dude... that's because they were showing the first day of the Somme lol

  • @oldmate3152
    @oldmate3152 3 роки тому +89

    that first war horse scene is every battlefield 1 server in a nutshell

    • @GeniusInALamp
      @GeniusInALamp 3 роки тому +4

      I was looking for this this comment! I knew I couldn't the only one to think this lmao. Dsmn horses are pretty much fucking invincible in that game..

    • @oldmate3152
      @oldmate3152 3 роки тому +1

      @@GeniusInALamp haha

    • @Yeahimman32
      @Yeahimman32 3 роки тому +2

      @@GeniusInALamp even if you shoot the horse 1 time it won't die

    • @k-studio8112
      @k-studio8112 8 місяців тому

      Annoying shits whenever I use tanks

  • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
    @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 3 роки тому +78

    @Morgsm There's another aspect of WWI that needs to be mentioned - all the executions for 'cowardice' that took place.
    Most of the 'cowards' who were executed, were shell-shocked 16-17 year old boys who had lied about their age, to 'join the great adventure', only to crack under the prolonged and devastating artillery pounding, and were found wandering around dazed, and disoriented. They were arrested on sight, and after a short 'trial', (some trials took only 20 mins-½ hour) they were sentenced to be 'shot at dawn'. Often they were shot already the following morning.
    The Italians carried out the most such executions, then the French, closely followed by the British (they also shot Canadians, New Zealanders)
    The Germans executed considerably fewer of their troops.
    America and Australia did not execute their own troops for 'cowardice'.

    • @RagnarLothbrok2222
      @RagnarLothbrok2222 2 роки тому +5

      God damn that’s awful

    • @raymondduck6492
      @raymondduck6492 2 роки тому +6

      Fair comment. But no one said war made sense.

    • @AlexHuertaA
      @AlexHuertaA 2 роки тому +10

      I remember a movie I saw when I was a kid, about an italian soldier that came back to its command post saying that he was from lthe 76th batallion. He is taken prisioner and executed for cowardice on site because "the unit 76 was anihilated and there were no survivors"

    • @klennalbertb.delapena322
      @klennalbertb.delapena322 2 роки тому +1

      @@AlexHuertaA can you remember the title?

    • @Finnbobjimbob
      @Finnbobjimbob 11 місяців тому +1

      They were actually quite rare

  • @Idcanymore510
    @Idcanymore510 3 роки тому +166

    How benevolent of those nice German chappies not to shoot the horses!

    • @MeowMeow-tl4xh
      @MeowMeow-tl4xh 3 роки тому +19

      It's a sign of respect

    • @marcoscastro9099
      @marcoscastro9099 3 роки тому +2

      @@MeowMeow-tl4xh Foram + de 500.000.000 milhões de cavalos mortos na ww1, e você acha que os alemães os pouparam?

    • @HotSurprise1982
      @HotSurprise1982 2 роки тому +8

      @@marcoscastro9099 8 million not 500 billion lmao

    • @loyalpiper
      @loyalpiper 2 роки тому

      @@marcoscastro9099 if 5hat many were killed there wouldn't be any left

    • @cleverusername9369
      @cleverusername9369 2 роки тому +11

      @@marcoscastro9099 there aren't 500 billion horses on earth, do you know how preposterously massive a number 500 billion is?? There aren't even 8 billion humans on earth.

  • @aiseanaivalu2143
    @aiseanaivalu2143 3 роки тому +128

    I'm surprised Lawrence of Arabia isn't in here, but these are awesome, The Red Baron is my favorite though

    • @stereowired
      @stereowired 3 роки тому +10

      Red Baron wasn’t good as a film and plot itself, more of just a tool for the appreciation of Richthofen and a withdrawal of war heroes being a taboo in Germany.
      The scene was good though.

    • @aiseanaivalu2143
      @aiseanaivalu2143 3 роки тому +1

      @@stereowired I meant my favorite scene was the one from the Red Baron

    • @ignacioparedes6529
      @ignacioparedes6529 3 роки тому

      Mine to 🇩🇪

    • @stereowired
      @stereowired 3 роки тому

      @@aiseanaivalu2143 yeah I know that

    • @richmondlandersenfells2238
      @richmondlandersenfells2238 3 роки тому

      What about the white baron ungern Sternberg?

  • @gernaneering
    @gernaneering 3 роки тому +74

    The reality that this collection of ww1 action battles is on a par and even more impactful than the Private Ryan beach scenes were. I, glad that these movies reflect the stark reality of real WW1 war was truly like, thank you for showing us these scenes the shock and horror comes across as it truly should.

    • @Yeahimman32
      @Yeahimman32 3 роки тому

      I see no blood and guts on these scene

    • @mathiasH9108
      @mathiasH9108 Рік тому

      watch a series called 'The anzacs' old but gold and it really shows the horror of that war.

    • @Komotau4691
      @Komotau4691 Рік тому

      Private Ryan is most stupid movie I ever seen. It feels like dark humor instead of serious movie.

    • @JosipRadnik1
      @JosipRadnik1 Рік тому +1

      Most ot these scenes range from poor to complete rubbish. Troop deployoments void of any tactical sense but loads of brainless CGI and fireworks instead. The only scenes that look slightly realistic is the one involving French troops (timestamp 11:00) and - to a lesser degree - the last one. The French scene (Joyeux Noel) because it shows a time early in the war when "human wave" assaults really still were a standard procedure. The latter because it looks as if a infantry unit gets surprised by a well timed counter barrage as it prepares itself for an attack and is therefor quite exposed. What those flares were intendet for I don't know but I don't want to pretend to know it all either. The scene from "lost battalion" maybe was the least bad of the bad ones as the Amercians were rather new to the business so they might have used some outdated tactics but even they should have been taught in the use of light machine gun units (Chauchat/BAR), small teams, surpressing fire, hand grenades and such. After all, it was 1918 already. The special effects and the fireworks isn't as much over the top as the other movies either but still... after all it is from a movie who's basic message of 'muricans showing those lame europeans how to fight is an insult to all the victims of WWI to begin with.

    • @TheEmperorTrash
      @TheEmperorTrash 11 місяців тому

      @@JosipRadnik1it is very likely the flares were to mark their position for artillery, as you can faintly hear the thumps of guns moments after it disappears

  • @shadowreaver1851
    @shadowreaver1851 11 місяців тому +12

    World War One has always held a certain fascination with me because it was such a pivotal point in human history, the end of the Victorian Era and the beginning of the modern era that we live in today. It's also right at the edge of living memory. Veteran's of World War 1 were still with us until the 1960s and as such we actually know what the war was like still it's hard to imagine armies still using horses and swords getting ripped apart by machine guns and large artillery piece's. Technology had advanced so much that few Western Countries had ever used any of the new modern weapons that had just become available in a real war and as such they couldn't predict just how devasting modern war could be until they were right in middle of it. That's why the first few months of the war started out much like wars fought in the 19th century with calvary charges and large lines of infantry clashing in open fields. Of course that quickly gave way to trenches once it became apparent that fighting out in the open was suicide. Then the rest of the war became about trying to find a way to cross no man's land and reach the enemy trenches without being wiped off the face of the earth. By the time the US got involved technology and military tactics had evolved enough for armies to actually leave the trenches and go on the offensive but it was still extremely costly fighting out in the open even with the cover of tanks and creeping artillery barrages. The US was extremely fortunate to have sat out most of the war because in space of just 19 months the US lost over a hundred thousand men. Had we entered the war earlier that figure would have been much much higher.

    • @dioghaltasfoirneartach7258
      @dioghaltasfoirneartach7258 10 місяців тому

      It was The AEF and the Australians, who actually started getting things done, breakthroughs through the German lines, by doing things a bit differently...to the dismay of the brits, who wanted everyone to continue with the 'over the top and get slaughter' routine.
      That's why the brits insisted on the extremely costly 'Meuse-Argonne' offensive, when American Troops had been making breakthroughs together with the French Renault tanks elsewhere along the front lines...

    • @PersonalityMalfunction
      @PersonalityMalfunction 9 місяців тому

      Yeah, that's not accurate. Monash was supported by the British from the beginning and he learnt it in the Boer War from the Dutch.

  • @Rodeo-iz7cg
    @Rodeo-iz7cg 3 роки тому +99

    The world war 1 battle in legends of the fall was pretty damn epic too

    • @matthewskudzienski888
      @matthewskudzienski888 3 роки тому +4

      (American forces attack)(14:02-14:05)

    • @nilsbartolini8654
      @nilsbartolini8654 2 роки тому

      Damn i searched for this comment that movie is my absolutely fucking favourite movie, glad someone mentioned it

    • @jiveassturkey8849
      @jiveassturkey8849 2 роки тому

      Yes that was Canadian troops vs Germans in the Ypres Salient.

  • @dbst6855
    @dbst6855 3 роки тому +30

    My great grandfather participated in Eastern Front WW1 (Russian Empire). I'm proud of him.

  • @santagemma6212
    @santagemma6212 3 роки тому +48

    DAD: WAR IS HELL. That's what my dad wrote his dad during the Battle of the Bulge when US Army was desperately trying to cross Belgium and enter Germany. His own Dad knew what he meant, he himself having fought in Ardennes during WWI.

    • @RileyDude27
      @RileyDude27 2 роки тому +3

      the stories they could tell. If they wrote them down you should share them.

    • @santagemma6212
      @santagemma6212 2 роки тому +8

      @@RileyDude27 I have them in his letters. Also I recollected what he told my older brothers. And at his deathbed his fear of answering The Lord why he killed so many Chinese in North Korea when leading a Tank Unit, probably hundreds of them. I can write them down, but who would read it? Don't think any publisher would be interested. My dad went to France-Belgium- Germany, later on to Korea. They wanted him to go to Vietnam, promising to make him a General in a short time (two promotions). He retired instead, he's not the type of man who'd lead men into battle from a desk or on the rear of the army. The US Army wouldn't let a Colonel or General to go inside a tank shooting at the enemy right in front of him. I suspect that's why he declined. God only knows. He got two important condecorations for war service. He died on 1970s. He (and his Company) entered the atomic bomb site in New Mexico during the Oppenheimer test, as the Army needed to see if soldiers could go in after a blast and finish off the enemy. 60% of them died of cancer eventually, including him. He had one last battle against communists shooting towards the Canal Zone civilians back in 1964. Then he retired years later having turned down Vietnam.

    • @Dhababbabaab
      @Dhababbabaab 2 роки тому

      Holy shit

    • @miauzkater6745
      @miauzkater6745 Рік тому

      @@santagemma6212 Man, he felt like going to war when the ww2 wasn't enough for him

  • @cameronkedas3375
    @cameronkedas3375 6 місяців тому +7

    I’ve seen a lot of war movies but All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) has been the one that really puts into a perspective of the horrors of war on such high levels at least to me. Even more than Saving Private Ryan.

  • @LanceRomanceF4E
    @LanceRomanceF4E Рік тому +3

    My grandfather was an Italian immigrant promised a job in a WV coal mine if he joined. He served with 1st Infantry Division and was wounded twice and received a Silver Star for gallant conduct in both American offensives of WWI. He later worked as a miner underground in WV until his death from black lung. His PTSD was severe and had problems with alcohol and anger. His seven kids all grew up solid citizens with successful and happy lives. His great grandkids have no idea what he did for them. Expect mine. Grandad’s picture hangs in my living room with his military discharge and war decorations. He was most proud of the good conduct medal. It was harder to get than Purple Hearts.

  • @bryansteele832
    @bryansteele832 3 роки тому +164

    WW1 is such a fascinating war in terms of technology. In the beginning (as you see here in war horse) its starts off of with swords on horse back, non practical war uniforms, and bolt action rifles. Then Towards the end you have machine guns, chemical warfare, aerial dog fights, tanks, and flame throwers. Its too bad there are not enough WW1 films that cover a variety of topics, and many and I mean many of them are love stories with fictional characters. I cannot find a single film that has anything to do with Tank warfare? Here are some WW1 related films I enjoy for various reasons:
    Sarajevo (2014)

    • @cmdrgarbage1895
      @cmdrgarbage1895 3 роки тому +12

      I can assure you, they still used bolt action rifles at the end of the war

    • @bryansteele832
      @bryansteele832 3 роки тому +16

      @@cmdrgarbage1895 Well yeah I know that. They were using bolt action in WWII. I'm just commenting on how fast everything changed.

    • @tworkinthanos6990
      @tworkinthanos6990 3 роки тому +7

      And that all in just 4 years

    • @SpencerOilChangeLOL
      @SpencerOilChangeLOL 2 роки тому +6

      @@cmdrgarbage1895 soldiers still use bolt action rifles today actually

    • @LolaRoa1491
      @LolaRoa1491 2 роки тому

      ​@@cmdrgarbage1895 Now start russian war against Ukraine.

  • @marchellochiovelli7259
    @marchellochiovelli7259 2 роки тому +6

    Gotta say, those riderless horses really hit home. Damn impressive on the call of the director.

  • @mr.markofski4267
    @mr.markofski4267 3 роки тому +27

    3:22
    And it was then human civilization decided that calvary charges weren’t quite that grand anymore

    • @Godisgood007
      @Godisgood007 4 місяці тому +2

      Tbh the Western Front was one of the exceptions due to it's different nature compared to the other Fronts, trench warfare has been raging there for quite some time due to the stalemate, the constant shelling had turned the land into a mass of craters, mud, destroyed barbed wire and remnants of poison gas, so it would already be quite difficult for horses to traverse it, combine it with the fact that most of the men were entrenched behind rows of barbed wire and machine guns and you get the reason why cavalry was totally obsolete in the Western Front.
      In most other fronts cavalry remained extremelly important tho, from the large open plains of the Eastern Front to the deserts of the Palestine and Macedonian Front, cavalry remained almost as effective as before for most of the war.

  • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
    @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 3 роки тому +47

    Many troops drowned in the water-filled craters, and often there was mustard gas remaining in the craters.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому +6

      Yeah the mustard gas wouldn’t dissipate and would pool at the bottom of the craters. Guys who fell into these suffered a truly nightmarish fate. Most of them wouldn’t die from mustard gas (as it usually wasn’t lethal) but the burns and damage it does to your body is arguably worse than death.

    • @jonothanrennert3098
      @jonothanrennert3098 5 місяців тому +1

      In the book “all quiet on the western front” they hide in graves during a gas/artillery barrage, and it describes how some of the inexperienced soldiers took off their masks when they saw other soldiers take theirs off. The problem is is that they were still in the graves, and the mustard gas pooled in them and they breathed them in

  • @mrleche3468
    @mrleche3468 2 роки тому +8

    3:34 “when going through he’ll keep going” literally it must of been hell for those lads good on em

  • @Lord_Baphomet_
    @Lord_Baphomet_ 3 роки тому +14

    I am so grateful that the British empire finally learned that forcing boys into open fire is the dumbest thing you can do.

  • @churclan000
    @churclan000 3 роки тому +56

    Its funny in any machine gun, musket, vs cavalry how the horse never dies and those muskets and machine guns just got precise aiming

    • @pitedapollo6175
      @pitedapollo6175 3 роки тому +11

      but some horses did die. in fact quite a few did. but you would shoot for the riders wouldn't you?
      cavalry-horse=foot soldier
      cavalry-man=random horse

    • @churclan000
      @churclan000 3 роки тому +9

      @@pitedapollo6175 of course hopefully it hit the actual target instead of horses. Its just funny that hollywood has made musket fire, machine gun fire, like magnetic bullets that find a human target

    • @pitedapollo6175
      @pitedapollo6175 3 роки тому +4

      @@churclan000 but some horses did die. it just wasn't shown because the clip was cut off

    • @mdiciaccio87
      @mdiciaccio87 3 роки тому +4

      Horses are big muscular creatures. I wouldnt be surprised if many of the horses running past the guns were in fact riddled with bullets, but were in a state of frenzied shock before finally succumbing to the wounds

    • @gasperpoklukar8372
      @gasperpoklukar8372 3 роки тому +5

      @@churclan000 After the attack the camera shows us a birds' perspective of the battlefield and you can see many dead horses. It just wasn't included here.

  • @buzaldrin8086
    @buzaldrin8086 Рік тому +3

    "We'll take the Anthill!".
    One of the best WW1 movies ever.

  • @fettfan91
    @fettfan91 2 роки тому +6

    Thanks for including a scene from The Lost Battalion, a truly underrated American WWI film.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому +1

      One of my favorite movies

    • @BenKritz
      @BenKritz 3 місяці тому

      That wasn't even the best battle scene in that movie

    • @aliamini6222
      @aliamini6222 2 місяці тому

      ​@@obi-wankenobi1750 what is the name of this movie ????

    • @Brandon-x3k9n
      @Brandon-x3k9n 18 днів тому +1

      Good movie

    • @samwilcockmusic
      @samwilcockmusic День тому +1

      Yeah great film!

  • @pdj6286
    @pdj6286 2 роки тому +20

    Such precision to literally hit all the soldiers and not the horses.

    • @raymondduck6492
      @raymondduck6492 2 роки тому +1

      some horses, were not hit, no doubt as many were.

    • @mathiasH9108
      @mathiasH9108 Рік тому +2

      they are trying to send a message to the veiwers but I agree

    • @arvinalz9404
      @arvinalz9404 Рік тому

      I guess it's because they can't teach horses to pretend their shot

  • @challenger2031
    @challenger2031 3 роки тому +29

    Can't believe the comment section. This happened. WW1 was a horrific conflict and we should never forget those who lost their lives

    • @xRolyJoel
      @xRolyJoel 3 роки тому +5

      Very true. What happened was absolutely horrific and we should never forget that, or repeat it.

    • @canyunhicks1587
      @canyunhicks1587 2 роки тому

      hard to remember people i didn't know.

  • @MicTheOni
    @MicTheOni 3 роки тому +30

    Flyboy is another very good one.
    It tells the story of the first American fighter pilots that were trained by the French to fight the Germans

    • @PersonalityMalfunction
      @PersonalityMalfunction 9 місяців тому

      A squadron of black, lesbian lawyers, led by a gorgeous blond supermodel whose only problem is realising how superior she is?

    • @Primitive_Productions
      @Primitive_Productions 7 місяців тому

      ​@@PersonalityMalfunctionwhat the fuck are you on about?

  • @huntclanhunt9697
    @huntclanhunt9697 3 роки тому +9

    The MG is crazy accurate! I didn't see a single horse get hit!

    • @danrooc
      @danrooc 3 роки тому +7

      It's hard to hit a CGI horse.

  • @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554
    @gearrazkarraysgyfarnogod8554 3 роки тому +36

    During the 1st day of the '1st Somme', the British lost 60 000 men. The 1st day!
    The idiot butcher douglas haig said, from the château he was 'billeted' in, that he "didn't think that was so bad".
    60 000. That's a medium sized town.

    • @nilsbartolini8654
      @nilsbartolini8654 2 роки тому +1

      Weren't these casualties and not dead? Still terrible ik, but I just wanna be sure...

    • @Pein061
      @Pein061 2 роки тому +7

      That’s normal, in Asia we have battle with nearly 1 millions battle to the death.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому +4

      @堺金 is it just like a never ending free-for-all in Asia?

    • @luxhistoriae1172
      @luxhistoriae1172 2 роки тому +3

      Everybody remenber the Somme because of british lost but the french done quit well on this battle

    • @PersonalityMalfunction
      @PersonalityMalfunction 9 місяців тому

      Another Black Adder history degree recipient.

  • @Lightingwarrior
    @Lightingwarrior 3 роки тому +15

    You should do another top ten ww1 movies, with movies/battles set in other regions of the war, I can name a few films for that list

    • @morgsm.
      @morgsm.  3 роки тому +2

      I'll have a problem with availability of good quality content :/

    • @chillmusic3491
      @chillmusic3491 3 роки тому +3

      @@morgsm. but you didnt answered his cquestion. ._.

    • @morgsm.
      @morgsm.  3 роки тому +3

      @@chillmusic3491 I am waiting for your movie suggestions 👍

    • @Lightingwarrior
      @Lightingwarrior 3 роки тому +8

      @@morgsm.
      1. Lawerance of Arabia (Has several brief Battles likes attack on Aqaba )
      2. The Lighthorsemen (Shows several minor Battles and of course the biggest battles the famed Charge at Beersheba)
      3. Von Richthofen and Brown (A films telling of the life of The famed Red Baron during WW1 and is suppose death at the hands of Brown with plenty of air battles)
      4. Gallipoli 1981 (Staring a young MEL Gibson with several scenes of the battle of Nek)
      5. Flyboys 2006 (Has several interesting air battles)
      6. Passchendaele (Story of Canadian infantry on the Western Front, and the Crucified Soldier with a big battle at the end)
      7. All Quiet on the Western Front (A tv movie remake of the original, with several battles)
      8. The Blue Max (Similar to Von Richthofen and Brown and Red Baron)

  • @bengranby6506
    @bengranby6506 2 роки тому +10

    The Centenary was a let down. I understand how most all films center on British fronts, meaning somethings amazing on screen are missed (like Carpetto's mountain and frozen battles, or the whole Estern Front of course). Still, several places where Britain fought have been neglected: Tanganyika, Dunsterforce, Greece etc. But I would really love most of all is a cinematic version of Jutland and the last great naval battle without airplanes. But thanks much for the compilation!

  • @jojosantos1264
    @jojosantos1264 2 роки тому +7

    Love the bro who instantly starts playing the bagpipes he already knows everyone’s gonna die

    • @iamjacksennui
      @iamjacksennui 8 місяців тому +2

      I know you're joking, but it was really something the British did iirc for some shit like "improve moral and duty to king & country" crap

  • @ukaszlubinski8352
    @ukaszlubinski8352 3 роки тому +8

    Death of comrades of arms is a great tragedy. But men,who lost them can't forget about them

  • @dosidicusgigas1376
    @dosidicusgigas1376 2 роки тому +18

    - makes troops get out of crater hole, charge until in direct line of MGs fire, stop & fix bayonets -
    +10 tactics

    • @davidclark7758
      @davidclark7758 2 роки тому

      Mission first. The MG is a large amount of fire power, its essential to neutralize it. As you saw it was dug in meaning close quarter combat is probable. The sergeant probably knows its death but a better option then sitting in the open where artillery probably has the data to repeat. Repeat is reserved for whom?

    • @piercemccauley7079
      @piercemccauley7079 2 роки тому

      @@davidclark7758 or maybe instead of fixing his bayonet he could have maybe idk shot back? Or have them throw grenades in the bunkers when they’re tgat close. But no let’s rush in all right at the line of fire of the mg

  • @garywemmer9342
    @garywemmer9342 2 місяці тому +1

    The Lost Battalion....one great depiction of the war!

  • @josephvissers9792
    @josephvissers9792 2 роки тому +11

    I love the look on the British cavalry guy's face when he sees the German machine gunner. He and his friends have enjoyed an easy, cowardly "victory" butchering half-asleep, fleeing men, but now that the enemy can fight back, it's his time to die. Suddenly war isn't so glorious, is it?

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому

      As an American, I usually root for my side (the right side in WW1 and WW2) but the smug phony gallantry of those British cutting down unarmed men and then getting gunned down by REAL weapons, made me smile a little.
      And you can argue all you want that there were no good or bad guys in WW1 but the Ottomans were unequivocally evil, the rape of Belgium was a thing, and the Germans were sinking our ships, and trying to get Mexico to fight us. Seems pretty bad to me. Obviously it wasn’t as extreme as it was in WW2 but I think there still was a “bad side”.

    • @CharlesJenkins-be2cv
      @CharlesJenkins-be2cv Рік тому

      Ur just super anti British that’s why u enjoyed it.

    • @Journey22405
      @Journey22405 2 місяці тому

      thats what you took from that? Jesus Christ youre a phycho

  • @johnprezioso270
    @johnprezioso270 2 місяці тому

    The amount of work that went into making these scenes is awe-inspiring. I wish these were all works of fiction however.

  • @buccoroos4285
    @buccoroos4285 3 роки тому +3

    7:23 why blimps like these only float around, what’s their purpose?

    • @july9566
      @july9566 3 роки тому +2

      Recon

    • @SlyBlu7
      @SlyBlu7 3 роки тому +4

      Artillery spotting, primarily. A section of big guns would have a balloon working with them, and a telephone cable running from the balloon down to the gunners. The guns would fire, and the guy in the balloon would watch to see where they landed,
      "Okay, a little the right, and you're landing behind the trenches"
      Then the gunners would adjust a little bit, and shoot again
      "Good - direct hit. Let them have it!"

    • @Lavachips
      @Lavachips 2 місяці тому

      Recon

    • @buccoroos4285
      @buccoroos4285 Місяць тому

      @ nah bro it’s a blimp

    • @Neinstika1940
      @Neinstika1940 Місяць тому

      @buccoroos4285 nah dude, BLIMPS DOES NOT EXIST IN WW1 but there are zeppelins exist in that war But they're actually observation balloons for reconnaissance
      Also I'm sorry for getting that wrong information

  • @Dertonez
    @Dertonez Рік тому

    Man, we need you on UA-cam today...

  • @afisto6647
    @afisto6647 10 місяців тому +21

    The British covered one of the shortest frontline of the war but they are everywhere.

    • @PersonalityMalfunction
      @PersonalityMalfunction 9 місяців тому +1

      And the Americans won WW2.

    • @23Guille23
      @23Guille23 6 місяців тому +2

      Sadly we live in a Anglo globalist world so unfortunately we speak English and not Latin to communicate with each other and the films are always on anglos perspective.

    • @General1815.
      @General1815. 2 місяці тому +3

      @@PersonalityMalfunctionI don’t think the allies won WW2 just because of America, yes they ended it with the Atomic Bomb and helped massively with forces, but they joined years late and had no intention of joining the war, they were just going to let it happen, the Americans only joined because they were attacked by the Japanese not because they wanted to help, the British was a superpower at the time and although damaged badly at Dunkirk, was able to fend off the Nazi scum at the Battle of Britain in 1940, although, Britain being just an island didn’t have the resources to fight a massive counter attack against the Nazi Reich and with almost the whole of Europe under German control, Britain would not have won on its own. The USSR would not have survived if the winter didn’t massively ruin and holdback German troops just like Napoleon. And America would not have won alone either, WW2 was a massive team effort and I give credit to America and Russia for supporting and helping end the war, however I think a lot of people are mislead by thinking Europe was a complete disaster and it was the amazing, heroic, gorgeous Americans that swooped in and took the Nazis by the throat, however that’s just stupid and not true, Britain, only 21 years before had just fought WW1 with a great victory and now was in another, but still able to survive and win along side Russia and America. And of course I can’t forget all of the heroic colonies of Britain such as India, Canada, New Zealand etc, that joined in with the war effort. So as much as America did help, they didn’t “win” the war, and neither would have Britain alone, As I said before, it was a team effort and that’s what we need to remember, there were no taking single countries sides in that war, it was Allie victory or Axis victory, but the Allies didn’t merely win because of one country, we must remember all those who sacrificed their lives so that we may live on.

    • @LiamTate-b1v
      @LiamTate-b1v 22 дні тому

      ​@@23Guille23keep crying mate

    • @LiamTate-b1v
      @LiamTate-b1v 22 дні тому

      ​@@PersonalityMalfunctiondid anyone ask yank???

  • @walker1812
    @walker1812 2 роки тому +4

    Really wish this list had included the battle scene in All Quiet on the Western Front (1930). Arguably one of the best.

  • @ryanmoore7687
    @ryanmoore7687 2 роки тому +6

    I wish there was a movie about Vimy Ridge, that battle has so much historical significance to not have a movie based on it

    • @raymondduck6492
      @raymondduck6492 2 роки тому

      Mostly an epithet about the futility of war. Soon after Vimy was taken, at great cost, it was lost to the Germans, again.

    • @jordanluyendyk1281
      @jordanluyendyk1281 11 місяців тому +1

      As a Canadian, you're absolutely right. I remember first learning about Canada's involvement in the Great War in grade 10. I couldn't believe that They're involvement was so much. The four divisions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force turned the tide of the Western Front at Vimy Ridge. Canada always seems to get overlooked. Sir Arthur Currie is Canada's greatest generals in Canadian military history. He was way better than Douglas Haig.

    • @williamritchie693
      @williamritchie693 8 місяців тому +1

      @@jordanluyendyk1281come on most of the conventions were created because of Canada in ww1. Good job guys.

  • @bisabisblues2744
    @bisabisblues2744 4 місяці тому +2

    Muy buena eleccion....👍

  • @BRUH-it6bg
    @BRUH-it6bg 3 роки тому +3

    TYSM

  • @abundantYOUniverse
    @abundantYOUniverse 3 роки тому +35

    The more I learn about these battles, the more I realize there were hundreds of people involved.

  • @thesamurialianderp2937
    @thesamurialianderp2937 3 роки тому +12

    imagine being in a war like this btw movies are amazing

    • @pitedapollo6175
      @pitedapollo6175 3 роки тому +1

      i heard about a few veterans who came back from my grandfather, who fought in ww2. he said they never talked much, because after what they saw, they had nothing to say

    • @thesamurialianderp2937
      @thesamurialianderp2937 3 роки тому +1

      @@pitedapollo6175 ok

  • @josteinhenrique2779
    @josteinhenrique2779 6 місяців тому +2

    Correct if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, WWI was the last war where cavalry charges were used by regular army forces, since, after that, machineguns (the only weapon who can effectively stop a cavalry charge) started to be used and produced in massive scale.

    • @DylanCampbell-w5p
      @DylanCampbell-w5p Місяць тому

      Actually it was ww2 Italy Japan French and Germany still used cavalry a lot

  • @duolingo997
    @duolingo997 3 роки тому +10

    WAR HOUSE IS PROBS ONE OF THE BEST WW1 MOVIES EVER

  • @jpmtlhead39
    @jpmtlhead39 2 роки тому +2

    That Red Triplane, its Epic.
    That's What Legends are made of.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому

      Yeah until some random machine gunner on the ground shoots him down

    • @jpmtlhead39
      @jpmtlhead39 2 роки тому

      @@obi-wankenobi1750 whats the name of that random soldier...???!!!!
      Thats right, no One knows,or care.
      History love to remember names,and making heros.
      Thats why We all have and "love" The Red Baron ,do you like it or not .

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому

      @João Rodrigues the guy’s name was Cedric Popkin lol.
      Stfu

  • @cetus4449
    @cetus4449 3 роки тому +5

    You really don't know movies older than 20 years?
    All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) (1979)
    Sergeant York (1941)
    Paths of Glory (1957)
    Gallipoli (1981)
    The Lighthorsemen (1987)
    Un Long dimanche de fiançailles (2004) my favorite
    Captain Conan (1996)

  • @Dock284
    @Dock284 2 роки тому +4

    That first battle just shows how unready both sides were being ambushed like that

  • @hemo6360
    @hemo6360 3 роки тому +20

    01:03 -03:25 No combat guards. No more patrols. You're just setting up a Boy Scout camp in the middle of a field... Seriously?!?! The next thing I want to see is the Polish spearmen attacking the tanks... Mounted spearmen. Ulans.

    • @edmundojosezuazuachapa1612
      @edmundojosezuazuachapa1612 3 роки тому +4

      You know that polish cavalry never really charged german tanks in ww2 ( if that is what you are talking about ). The widespread myth comes from german propaganda and a specific battle were polish cavalry charged a batallion of light and mid infantry. Not tanks

  • @LaYarddog
    @LaYarddog 2 роки тому +4

    Names of the movies would be a great help.

  • @joycekoch5746
    @joycekoch5746 2 роки тому +7

    Those horses sure are bullet-proof.

  • @thescouts4734
    @thescouts4734 2 роки тому +14

    Germany in WWI: "Shotguns are inhumane and should be a war crime!!"
    Rolls up with a flamethrower: "its all good!"

    • @PersonalityMalfunction
      @PersonalityMalfunction 9 місяців тому +2

      An American myth. Didn't happen.

    • @Primitive_Productions
      @Primitive_Productions 7 місяців тому +2

      ​@@PersonalityMalfunctionflamethrowers were used in ww1 and the Germans did complain about the use of shotguns, where is the "American myth" in this comment?

    • @kowaihana
      @kowaihana 5 місяців тому

      tbf everyone used flamethrowers

    • @nhd6128
      @nhd6128 4 місяці тому

      ​@@PersonalityMalfunction👈🏼 this bot eats its own boogers

  • @Artaxian_Debacle
    @Artaxian_Debacle 2 роки тому +4

    Crazy to think they began with riding horses and ending with tanks

  • @elessartelcontar9415
    @elessartelcontar9415 6 місяців тому +1

    Camping in the open field with no cover; just brilliant!

  • @itisyebadger
    @itisyebadger 2 роки тому +4

    Should’ve shown the last battle scene for “ Passchendaele “

  • @NoteBook3584
    @NoteBook3584 Рік тому

    the choice of the last scene works perfectly to finish this compilation. After the charges, the gunshots, the explosions and the deaths, it was the frightened cries of the soldiers that were heard. It shocked me...

  • @ericj.w.ruijssenaars3421
    @ericj.w.ruijssenaars3421 3 роки тому +13

    3:00 I find it hard to believe the horses are unscaved...

  • @swapnillondhe8517
    @swapnillondhe8517 7 місяців тому +1

    I like this Historical story salute to the soldiers Great History 👌👌

  • @bobbyricigliano2799
    @bobbyricigliano2799 3 роки тому +14

    War Horse is a fine film. However, I fail to understand the logic of the German encampment, out in the open, with presumably no pickets or guards on duty. The German machine guns positions in the tree line are to the rear of the open encampment, and their weapons are oriented toward their own camp. They could not logically open fire until their own men retreated to their rear, at which time the British cavalry charge would also be on top of them. The German camp could have been bait to lure the British Cavalry into the open for an ambush, but if so, the camped forces did not seem to be aware of it as they were cut down by sabers.

    • @danielrief3927
      @danielrief3927 3 роки тому +2

      its a film without any logic. Obviously, this would never have happened in reality. Literally ONE machine gun could mow them all down and make a big carnage.

    • @razzledazzle8593
      @razzledazzle8593 3 роки тому

      @@danielrief3927 Well it's better to have the battle take a some of the movie than having the battle on screen last the same amount of time it did in real life. That's why Saving Private Ryan's D-day scene didn't take 24 hours

  • @runderdfrech3560
    @runderdfrech3560 День тому

    It's interesting that in movies you see masses of motivated, perfectly equipped soldiers ready to give their life while on real tape from World War 1 that isn't showing new soldiers from the beginning of the war you see exhausted soldiers living in trenches, often in the dirt and cold, sometimes ill or injured in an partly organised chaos.

  • @tomsmedia8
    @tomsmedia8 3 роки тому +5

    My great grandfather was in the 101st light horse division in ww1

  • @reaganronald3117
    @reaganronald3117 9 місяців тому +1

    I watched the beginning scene with the horses on UA-cam and I saw comments talking about how all the horses lived, and I really think that it wasnt just that they had good air but it was to just symbolize that the soldiers were killed on the field

  • @kodesh1674
    @kodesh1674 2 роки тому +3

    1:21 the definition of caught off guard

  • @General1815.
    @General1815. 2 місяці тому

    War horse, and that cavalry charge in specific was probably the scene that got me engrossed in military combat

  • @abhishekbaghel880
    @abhishekbaghel880 3 роки тому +3

    Awesome

  • @imperium3926
    @imperium3926 3 роки тому +8

    When scotish musician started play I am not surprise everybody run out of trench.

    • @july9566
      @july9566 3 роки тому +1

      Hhahahaha omg that's funny

  • @eiffeltower5055
    @eiffeltower5055 2 роки тому +3

    A l’ouest, rien de nouveau:)

  • @vengefulaid5780
    @vengefulaid5780 3 роки тому +8

    WW1 was pure hell for the soldiers that fought. Some of these single battles lost a million lives on both sides for a mile of ground. At the first battle of the Somme there were 60,000 British deaths the first day of the months long battle.

    • @danrooc
      @danrooc 3 роки тому +1

      Some 60,000 casualties. A third of whom were fatalities.

    • @obi-wankenobi1750
      @obi-wankenobi1750 2 роки тому

      @danrooc oh pfft. If that’s the case I don’t see what all the fuss is about! I mean, it’s JUST twenty thousand dead young men from a medium sized country in a single day. And another 40k horrible maimed, disfigured, and scarred.

  • @happy_turtle1270
    @happy_turtle1270 2 роки тому +3

    In cavalry charges they would poke the enemy not slash at them. 10:13 you can’t court martial them or whatever if they r died.

  • @cypherval1434
    @cypherval1434 Рік тому

    nice contents bro

  • @klennalbertb.delapena322
    @klennalbertb.delapena322 2 роки тому +3

    I would like to see movies on the Italian front and the almost unmentioned Japanese front when they are unlodging German territories in the pacific 1 by 1

  • @BorisBeer24
    @BorisBeer24 Рік тому

    The Red baron is the BEST air battle movie ever

  • @successraphael6974
    @successraphael6974 4 роки тому +8

    Hey what’s the name of the third movie

    • @user-nc1dq9es2j
      @user-nc1dq9es2j 4 роки тому +4

      War horse

    • @HerbalStory
      @HerbalStory 4 роки тому +6

      Scenes taken from the movies:
      0:00 - The Red Baron (2008)
      0:46 - War Horse (2011)
      3:28 - War Horse (2011)
      5:00 - The Red Baron (2008)
      7:58 - Private Peaceful (2012)
      11:00 - Joyeux Noel (2005)
      12:03 - Tolkien (2019)
      12:35 - Tolkien (2019)
      13:36 - The Lost Battalion (2001)
      16:50 - Journey's End (2017)

    • @commissargab6181
      @commissargab6181 3 роки тому +2

      @@HerbalStory is the tolkien movie is story of tolkien? The father of lotr?

    • @n_vs23
      @n_vs23 3 роки тому +3

      @@commissargab6181 Yes

    • @commissargab6181
      @commissargab6181 3 роки тому +3

      @@n_vs23 great thats awesome

  • @queckules6145
    @queckules6145 3 роки тому

    Awesome!

  • @dia.b1o
    @dia.b1o 2 роки тому +4

    The third scene I like the first couple minutes really feels empty, like the empty emotion that soldiers were first to have when going into these fights, such bravery, I would not wanna walk onto a flat, muddy, and gray plain such as that

  • @Mr.Shellshocked2
    @Mr.Shellshocked2 11 місяців тому +1

    11:05 the landscape shown in this scene is inaccurate because of how early in the war they are charging, you can see this because both the French and German forces are wearing early war uniforms.

  • @gwtwvivien
    @gwtwvivien 2 роки тому +3

    It would have been nice to write the films titles so one can search and find them....

    • @JackpotButtonLewis
      @JackpotButtonLewis 2 роки тому +1

      They’re all featured in the video description box, just below this video!

    • @gwtwvivien
      @gwtwvivien 2 роки тому +1

      @@JackpotButtonLewis Sorry. You are right. I haven't seen the list.... Sorry again.

  • @lazy_bag_bones-hs3fb
    @lazy_bag_bones-hs3fb 2 роки тому +2

    You forget "Un long dimanche de fiançailles" who is a insane french movie

  • @Volgan16666
    @Volgan16666 3 роки тому +12

    The bit about warhorse was when the horse broke through the German trenches single hoofed and galloped to Berlin up the Albertstresse and biffed the Kaiser seven times on the chin, knocking his tash side ways, then he run out at full gallop and without stopping raced to Gallipoli and defeated the Turk. Great movie

  • @barrybloggs22
    @barrybloggs22 Рік тому +2

    Can we have a list of films that they are from please

  • @lutgardobano2293
    @lutgardobano2293 3 роки тому +4

    What's the name of this movie? Thanks

    • @morgsm.
      @morgsm.  3 роки тому +11

      Scenes taken from the movies:
      0:00 - The Red Baron (2008)
      0:46 - War Horse (2011)
      3:28 - War Horse (2011)
      5:00 - The Red Baron (2008)
      7:58 - Private Peaceful (2012)
      11:00 - Joyeux Noel (2005)
      12:03 - Tolkien (2019)
      12:35 - Tolkien (2019)
      13:36 - The Lost Battalion (2001)
      16:50 - Journey's End (2017)

    • @lutgardobano2293
      @lutgardobano2293 3 роки тому +3

      @@morgsm. Thanks.

  • @Братецревольвер
    @Братецревольвер 7 місяців тому

    The battle scene from red baron is absolutely genious. It's like from other world.

  • @unlecke
    @unlecke Рік тому +7

    sum of all = all quiet on the western front

  • @f.m.3594
    @f.m.3594 3 роки тому +1

    Where is Kubrick's "Paths of Glory"?

  • @discover854
    @discover854 3 роки тому +12

    Hollywood has been around for nearly a century and still cant get battle scenes right. Its usually hit or miss. Why is there no studio that write and setup the scene that offers within a limited budget? A lot of the costs comes from creating their own stuff but cant there be a company that has pretty much everything they needed on hand that does most of the setup for them? A company that offers stunt people, costumes, and props as well as how the battle scene should be set up and filmed?

    • @hermitant9
      @hermitant9 3 роки тому +2

      looks like you just found your new business venture lol

    • @discover854
      @discover854 3 роки тому +4

      @@hermitant9 probably not. Hollywood is a cut throat industry that doesnt make any money. At least on paper.

    • @ezpz2624
      @ezpz2624 2 роки тому

      they do it like this because it is cheaper. otherwise they wouldnt do it like this lol

  • @asmrbroccoleader
    @asmrbroccoleader Місяць тому

    3:30 blowpipe man never dies. That is the old cameraman.

  • @syedaga4711
    @syedaga4711 4 роки тому +9

    😊👍

  • @blacktemplar1139
    @blacktemplar1139 2 роки тому +1

    Funfact, in the first or second battle or whatever, those cavalrymen are using rapiers, swords that were not at all designed for cavalry, infact, its harder to use a rapier when your riding on a horse