War and Peace: Pierre Experiences War | Lifetime
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Pierre requests to be closer to the action during battle in this scene from "War and Peace." #WarAndPeace
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War & Peace
Season 1
Episode 4
Part 4
Set against the backdrop of Napoleon's 1812 invasion of Russia, "War and Peace" is a story of passion, romance, scandal, and deceit surrounding the rising and falling fortunes of five aristocratic families; the Bezukhovs, Bolkonskys, Drubetskoys, Kuragins and Rostovs; in the waning days of imperial Russia.
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Pierre, as an observer in a multiplayer online game
It's shocking how battalions of men, on either side of the screen, can slowly march into the blood bath in front of them.
Ancient military tactics. The idea was to save their breath until upon the enemy. And soldiers indeed marched slowly into fire the first weeks of WW1 as well, until everybody eventually understod they had to charge the enemy by running as fast as they could.
Thor Son, Well that pretty much goes without saying. However, If they ran everywhere there would be no formations, and the only way for musket fire to be effective was in tight formations.
+Thor Son That's one insanely simple explination of tactics (which never existed in that way).
It was just the way wars were fought back then. If thats how you fought then thats how you fought, people wouldn't really question it.
FI5HR
Concentration of mass and firepower with formations. If they spread out they would be easily be picked off cavalry and overall unable to hold anything away. Weapons were also highly inaccurate over distances.
Pierre made a terrible choice of battle to observe. Borodino was a slaughterhouse, with the French and Russians just going at each other head on for 12 hours, with massive casualties on both sides. BTW, in the book Pierre is a big man, he's described many times as 'tall', 'fat' or 'stout'. That's an important part of his persona but the BBC is like, "Nah, doesn't matter!"
Yeah, Pierre is supposed to look a little like the author Tolstoy. Since he partially based his personality off of him.
Classic Paul Dano
YOU SIR!!!
In my opinion, I still hold my stance that the 1966-1968 War and Peace by Sergei Bondarchuk is by far the most amazing movie adaption, the series is amazing but the film will always hold a place in my heart.
It is a remarkable film, though it was possibly a mistake for me to see it right after reading the novel. It's still a shadow of Tolstoy, particularly in the latter parts of the story, where the short shrift given to some characters lessens the impact considerably for me.
So Wiliam Striker from Xmen series is Kutuzov?
That's amazing!!
brilliant performance.
Just realised it's Agamemnon.
And the riddler
I'm Russian guys and thank you for taking such a great movie, my wife was crying))))). Finally, he learned Russian classics, even through an American film)))))))))
I think this was by the BBC.
British film*
wife was crying and he? regardless, i agree with you
what a beautiful battle scene- 0.06
beautiful
Borodino, what a blood bath
65,000 men gone in a days worth of fighting
Attending your first line battle in Warband like:
His nickname "our gentleman"
besides the obvious cinematic advantage, why is Pierre not in uniform? Or have I forgotten something from the book?
Pierre does not have a uniform because he is not a soldier. He is only present in Borodino to observe the battle and to understand why these men are not afraid of death. In the book, he finds himself in the midst of this redoubt in spite of himself.
Nicolas Rostov Thank you
yep and is taken prisoner to boot because of it.
he is missing white hat..
why does this looks like a 60fps movie?
1:56 I haven't watched this, so I don't know, but is that French(or Russian?) officer Thomas Jane?
Russian, 1:48 it's a Russian flag.
The frame rate is too high.
Yep this seems to be rolling on 50 or 60 instead of normal 24p.
Anybody got the soundtrack of that specific scene?
Does anyone know the soundtrack in the beginning
I think it's an adaptation of Pierre's theme starting from about 25s
What actor is speaking at :37
it's surreal
this is not really realistic, those french men were firing round shots on the russian lines, not explosive shells... They make it seem it is something like ww1 trench scene. Not really realistic
Do you see any explosion? I don't.
The big amount of dirt being sent in the air is perfectly accurate for a Napoleonic era cannonball
Elegast wow Also, those grenades could've been rolled in by an advancing Grenadier line opposite.
American Insurgent Grenades werent used in pitched battles during this era.
Girare Guerra e Pace dopo Bondarchuk, è come girare Giulietta e Romeo, dopo Zeffirelli
why is riddle facing that bilionare from succession?
Why is that man with spectacles 'helping' in the frontline?
He feels a duty to the Fatherland that gave birth to him, raised him, gave him education, religion, he feels a mental connection with the native russian people. The primal instinct to protect your tribe
Why is this on saved 60 fps? Looks so unreal compared to original. Too much old tv like...
Apollogamer Well this IS a TV series adaptation so..........
@@michaelwilliamybarra2409 these days TV productions are normally made on 24fps like movies are, this makes it look cheap and ultra smooth which aint for anything than for sports
@@michaelwilliamybarra2409 and the TV series wasn't filmed in 60fps so your comment makes no sense.
Whitecard
lol
First comment :P
Was that necessary? Gustav Adolf
Aweful interpretation