Historian REACTS to Napoleon Gaining Back Power | Waterloo (1970)
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I'd like to point out some mistakes in the review.
- the smallest Napoleonic unit was the skirmishers, often it would be a specialized company that divided into groups of 2 men to cover more ground in a loose formation.
- A French Napoleonic battery was made of 8 guns, 6 cannons and 2 howitzers to be more precise.
And each gun had not one but 2 ammo boxes, with 2 more in reserve.
-The ammunition train was actually supposed to supply a entire Division of infantry (2 brigades, about 9.000 men depending on wich one) and as i stated before, the artillery had it's own ammo
-In the movie you can see when the King sends Ney to stop Napoleon, and the iron cage quote
Napoleon had 100 speech perk, that's how he was able to convince his enemies to join him
100? More like 1000000000
Seriously one of the best historical movies. No cgi yet plenty of soldiers, pretty entertaining, good uniforms, and some decent character representation.
I'd love for more Waterloo reactions. Especially after the travesty of the new movie 😅
Napoleon was one of the smartest, most badass and strongest figures in history. He knows that most of those men after freeing France from the Louis dynasty, getting a better and more free like and nearly conquering all of Europe want to join him and he uses it
Great content as always !
« Soldats du 5e, je suis votre empereur. Reconnaissez-moi. S’il est parmi vous un soldat qui veuille tuer son empereur, me voilà ! »
Actually, what you said about the extras being actual conscripted men, there's another movie that did that, in fact on an even larger scale. Its called "Hero"(2002) that in one scene they fielded 18000 extras provided by the chinese People's Liberation Army.
And all that without any shovels
I’m just glad someone is talking about the other parts about this movie. Great video
What other scene would you like me to review?
What about some War and Peace battle scene?
@@historylegendsborodino battle of voyna i mir
With all its faults and shortcomings it is still my favorite historical movie. I sadly don't think we gonna see something like this again. No one in todays film industry has this much extras available.
Waterloo is one of my favorite movies.
Rod Steiger is an amazing actor !
VIVE L'EMPEREUR!!! 🇫🇷🌿🌿
Maybe the companies were divided into sections. In the video by Invicta on the true size of Napoleon's army, he explains the basic structure from the individual soldier up to the Brigade, very interesting and I recommend watching.
My fav film of all time. I remember the day my grandad bought it on vhs and we watched it together, I was about 8..
There were elements smaller than a company. They had platoons, 2 to a French company
Of course, there is the story of Ney surviving and making his way to America. And of course there is a story of everyone famous who died tragically surviving.
5th Regiment later fought at Waterloo, the regiment was a part of VI Corps led by general Mouton, who later became mareshal, he deserved it after what he did at Waterloo
Very interesting! Didn’t know that 🧐
20th Division general Jeanin
1 brigade Jean Pierry bony
Dont have The name of officer who led The 5th
Another fantastic movie, could you in the future perhaps do a video on the cavalry charge in the War Horse movie.?
Oh yes, watched it many times. Spoiler, it's actually well done up until the Germans shoot their (already properly positioned) machine guns in the forest.
awesome video
Bro i love your videos 👍🏼🙏❤
Thank you means a lot!
@HistoryLegends There is actually a movie made by the same brilliant Serguei Bondarchuk in the War and Peace film series. If you think "Waterloo" is incredible, just watch "War and Peace": 13,500 soldiers and 1,500 horsemen. And the filming is even better.
Best thing of all, it's all free on UA-cam:)
An excellent reaction to one of the greatest war movies of all time. My only criticism of the accuracy of the movie is that it does a poor job, aside from the British and Prussians, giving credit to the other states who fought against the French such as the Netherlands, Brunswick, Nassau and of course, Hanover. Keep up the excellent work!
But that's also British propaganda. I heard that only about 3-6% of all Allied soldiers were English O:
Vive L'Empereur
"ABBA " Rescued him from "Elba "
(That's what "Public Schools " taught me) 😉(wink,wink,nudge, nudge)
Plz do a reaction of the whole film 🙏
100-120 men is paper strength it wasn’t uncommon back then to have companies Of various sizes as regiments back then were typically raised by region and each region has different population density more over the battalion was the basic tactical unit of the Napoleonic. Wars the companies should not have a gap as they should be all on line one right next to the other and they should have positioned the other two battalions either online or perhaps in in attack colum which was the most common French fighting formation
This scene shows how Scott totally failed.
It is a dream for a scriptwriter, too good to be true and yet, it was true and Scott manages to screw it up!
In his movie, no tension, no emotion, nothing!
And compared to Bondarchuck's movie...
Mughal e Azam got close to this number. 10,000 soldiers from the Indian armed forces were recruited as extras for the battle sequence. You should really look into that scene.
Damn bro let us see something before you react for so long god damn😂
На картине справа Наполеон имеет внешнее сходство с Путиным.
Алекс посмотри фильм Война и мир Сергея бондарчука
Hi, I always thought that History legends was a pretty cool name and easy to remember too but history reactions is fine . Btw is there a way to private contact you ?
DM on instagram. It was a tough call but the reason I changed is because there is already a channel called “Legends of History” and a video game called “HISTORY LEGENDS of war” … people would hardly find me when typing my name. So my name is still “History Legends”, but the channel just changed 🙏
@@historylegends I DM you on Instagram already
@@ACM1PT95 ok ill check, what's your IG
@@historylegends Christian_Rowbotham
History Buffs is an excellent UA-cam channel that reviews films for historical accuracy. This is the link to his Waterloo review ua-cam.com/video/sWKk5Sy0JT8/v-deo.html. He has many interesting movie reviews. Reel History is also noteworthy.
Viva la France, Viva le Emperor, Viva le Napoleon.
Can you react to the Norwegian movie the kings choice?
I will, very good battle scenes. Scandinavian and Eastern Europeans made really good war movies in the past few years
@@historylegends thank you
So, when will you react at saving private Ryan?
Soon soon
Okay
You have BDE
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