A KNIGHT'S TALE (2001) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch | Heath Ledger | Paul Bettany
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- Jaby and Syntell react to the film A Knight’s Tale (2001). After William Thatcher’s (Heath Ledger - The Dark Knight & Broken Moutain) master dies, a peasant squire, fueled by his desire for food and glory, creates a new identity for himself as a knight.
The movie also stars Mark Eddy (Game of Thrones & The Full Monty) and Rufus Sewell (Judy & The Illusionist).
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I like how they clown and joke over the movie and get confused at certain points but blame the movie for not explaining the situation better instead of maybe we should pay attention to what's going on.
@nukiesduke6868 the masses ain't brain dead, they're burned out. "Never underestimate your audience. They're generally sensitive, intelligent people who respond positively to quality entertainment." -Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell
That's because they're more focused on doing their reaction than on the movie.
The music for me is what makes the movie.
Brian Helgeland said in an interview that he used modern music in the movie to show modern audiences what people back then felt about their music. When true Renaissance music is used in modern movies, it fails to convey the emotional response that people back then had to such music. So having 'We will rock you' blaring out at what is essentially a sports stadium evokes exactly that feeling, Its by design.
He also made the point that in the 1300's none of the instruments in something like an orchestra existed yet in that time period. So he said why does it matter if we use music irrelevant to the time period from 600 years later or if we use music irrelevant to the period from 300 years later?
@@zachmoyer1849 That's true! I've played the modern flute for 15 years but also own a replica of a Classical era flute from 1790 as well as a Renaissance flute copy form the 1600s: they are noticeably different from each other in tone and temperament, let alone instruments from the 1200s-1300s that would have been when this movie takes place.
On a side note, figures like Mozart were more pop star-esque in their days than any modern stereotype would suggest. Mozart even wrote his era's version of a diss track called "A Musical Joke" that threw shade at composers around him that he thought were inferior. He also wrote a six-part vocal harmony for his drinking buddies called "Leck mich im Arsch," which essentially is a song that says "kiss my a**, we are having fun tonight."
The violinist Niccolo Paganini was one hell of a diva, and pianist Franz Liszt often had women throw panties at him when he performed.
Medieval, Renaissance, and European Classical music were often a lot more "working class" and ingrained in pop culture of the time than the way we would perceive them.
“And we out!” “Ain’t gonna be nothing in the post credit scenes”
Fun fact: there is an end credit scene in the movie
Saw this in theatres and it was so much fun. Paul Bettany was the stand out performance for me.
This was the last movie I ever saw more than once in theaters (I saw it twice). I agree, it was great fun!
Fun !!! What a reaction ❤️
“This is my word… And as such is beyond contestation.”
Translation: “I made it up, so what? This is my kingdom and I do what I want. If you want to question me on that I will straight up murder you.”
It's fun because in real history, Geoffrey Chaucer is credited with writing "The Canterbury Tales". One of those tales is called "The Knight's Tale'.
Stories the life of William Marshall traditionally know as history's greatest knight
It’s a shame the extended cut isn’t widely available on streaming, it has some very worthy extra scene inclusions, like Chaucer’s pleading speech.
Agreed. His line “He is like GOLD to me.” Big time meaning w him being a gambling addict.
woah, WHAT? There is an extended version? I watched this film multiple times in cinema in 2001 and have loved it ever since, and I have never heard of an extended cut!
@@emilybarner3440 Yes, unfortunately it is only available on DVD. There is the "Special Edition" DVD version, which has the theatrical cut and all the 10 minutes of deleted scenes separate as special features. Then there is the "Extended Cut" DVD, which puts those deleted scenes back in their proper places in the film. The Blu-ray has the theatrical cut, but lacks any special features, so you can't watch the deleted scenes.
Thank you!
I have looked up and down for the extended version and not found it. Only saw it once and I want it just for Chaucer's defending speech. Moved me so.
"I wanna laugh more than I feel threatened" - it was the *perfect* delivery of a threat for this movie.
"I don't think the movie justified it very well, why he had to act that way towards her?" - that was the point. He was angry about Adamar, his intended rival, forfeiting and missing the rematch. He was too focused on that moment, and not enough on his love interest, because he was an immature jerk. He had to learn that lesson the hard way. His failings made winning the girl's heart harder - not because his opponent for her hand was worthy, but because he wasn't *yet* doing what he needed to earn her love.
One of my favorite parts where Prince Edward was like "This guy is total of noble blood...I dare you to say other wise."
Once a knight, now a jester ✨️
"Gar."
Pretty much
They won the first joust on points. The score was 3-0 and the other guy only got 2 points for the headshot.
And in his first joust with Ademar, Ademar bent the rules by entering the field in full gallop instead of a standing start.
Edit: And William is good because he is essentially the only professional jouster. He trains everyday and every other competitor has a day job.
Fun fact - William literally meant “strong helmet”, later “determined” or “resolute”. It was a name fit for a knight.
A childhood classic fr. I still randomly shout "WILLLIAAAAMMMM!!!" On a daily basis. Lol
Perfect response after purchasing groceries, dropping a deuce, after a prayer in church...
Brokeback Mountain is actually genuinely worth a watch in my opinion--its a very well crafted movie and deserves more credit. I think it would be far more popular and widely liked if it hadnt been labelled by popular culture as "The Gay Cowboys Movie". That kind of label is hard to shake and makes most other guys not want to watch it, sadly
Just some historical context. The film is set in the 1370s. During a lull I'm the hundred years war between England and France.
The villain Count Adehmar is a leader of a "Free company" a group of mercenaries who fought in the war.
The hundred years war was the result of a number of factors.
In 1066, Duke William of Normandy in France became King of England after winning regardless of hastings.
Over the next few generations the English crown gained even more land in France through marriages and by the mod 1100s they controlled more of France than the French king.
After the third crusade in the 1190s the French king Phillip II began taking back territory the English controlled in france.
In the 1290's Edward I of England arranged a treaty with the French king that was sealed by Edwards son marrying the daughter of the French king, Princess Isabella(yes, this is in braveheart)
Isabellas brothers died shortly after her father did causing a succession crisis. isabellas son, Prince Edward had a legit instate claim to the French throne. The French not wanting a English king named a cousin king. When Prince Edward grew up and became King Edward III he pressed his claim.
The Prince in this one is Edward or Woodstock, prince of Wales nicknamed the Black Prince. He was the eldest son of King Edward III.
The hundred years war became a continent wide conflict over time with the Italian cities, Czechia, Bohemia, the Holy Roman Empire(which was mostly In Germany, and central europe), Savoy(a country that was where parts of northern Italy and Switzerland are today), Hungary, Scotland, and even Romania getting involved a various times. The Catholic church tried to play peace make at various times.
24:35 "She is sitting in a privileged seat man"
To be fair, she believes "Ulrich" is sitting in the same seat
Also let’s be fair, every man in the realm promises to win the tournament in her honour”, but really they want to win for themselves already.
So it really is a good way to prove his love to act against his instinct to win.
“Oh William…oh my boy”. 😭😭😭
If anyone says they’ve seen this and didn’t cry then stay away from them, they’re a psychopath.
The modern music represents the equivalent that they would have used at the time. Like how in movies where 'Russians' are speaking English, it is implied they are really speaking Russian, but it's so the audience understands easier.
For me the scene the first time he sees he's father again was good done right
I'm pretty sure it was all a stylistic choice: music, attractive people, fabrics that couldn't have existed, etc. It allows the filmmakers to focus on the story they want to tell without holding back any tools for historical accuracy by taking it off the plate immediately.
It was a stylistic choice, but more for the fact that they wanted to evoke what jousting matches back in the day FELT like. Just like Jaby said, they made it feel like was was NFL football, because back then it *was* like that. Just like the way the first banquet scene goes from a staid medieval-ish type dance to fading into Bowie's "Golden Years" with everyone cutting loose. It's to show us that to the people living in that time, THAT was the feel of those parties for them, whereas modern audiences viewing the dance as it was danced back then would see it as formal and stilted.
"It's called a laaance, helloooo" 😂 rent free in my head
I saw this in theaters. Loved this little adaption of The Knight’s Tale from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer. I was stoked to see Chaucer in his own story.
I had to read and illustrate The Merchant’s Tale in high school. It was pre-Shakespeare in Middle English. Not the easiest thing to read. I didn’t remember the other tales but I didn’t need to to enjoy the movie.
Not just the music tho. A lot of details are anachronistic and kinda meta…like Jocelyn’s gowns, the Nike swoosh, etc.
Such an amazing movie. Good on Achara for talking you into it!!
Guys,they said "Patents of Nobility", with a British accent. A patent as we would say it is a legal document. They are just saying it with the long "A" sound instead of "Ah".
A 14th-century good time.
One of my guilty pleasure films. I don't care if it's cheesy or cringey in moments. It gets me absolutely diamond hard and the overall journey of our hero is a huge W.
I can't agree with it being a Guilty Pleasure. It is too unironically good to be a Guilty Pleasure.
The character work alone makes this a master class in story telling! It just has an extremely eccentric wrapper. But it has a solid foundation and understands character better than most modern films today.
I still quote Paul Bettany from this movie. What a classic!
Wait... We're beeping out the word "foxy"? Really?
I shall forever consider this a perfect movie. ❤️ great reactions again guys.
Its a shame you did not show the dance with the David Bowie song golden years playing just showing a wee bit of it would have be cool
His role in "the patriot" was what made him great. he already was a good actor but he looked up at Mel Gibson early in his life... and Mel Gibson helped him during that movie is what I mostly see and hear in most interviews... too bad he passed away too early 😭
If you notice, all of Will's/Ulrick's (Heath Ledger's) opponents pull their lances away from him before they connect so that Will hardly ever gets hit
Patents of nobility are basically family trees to show that you are, in fact, a noble as in a knight, duke, count, prince et cetera
17:05 Adamar's lance is unbroken, meaning he didn't touch Will
Lances, used in jousting, were designed to shatter on impact as a safety feature whereas war lances were solid in order to kill
Jousting is why people in England and it's territories drive on the left hand side of the rode today, You hold the lance in your right hand so you have to ride in the left side to joust. Napolean changed this on the European continent because he marched his soldiers on the right side of the road. England was never conquered so they ride on the left
Knights in armor raised their visors so that they could see each other's faces to see if they were friend or foe, this led to soldiers saluting superior officers
20:25 Joceyln was asking him out on a date to go dancing but Will was too dumb to realize this, which is why he got so upset at her
32:59 This is sometime before the 16th century, Adamar's pointed lance is covered with a fist made of spun sugar and boot black
England and Europe didn't have Sugar before Columbus discovered the Americas
The knight's hype man is called a herald
There IS a post credit scene
Except at the end he got hit at the end jousting battle and when he needed to lose cause Jocelyn told him to prove his love for her he must lose
The "weighed, measured, wanting" line was the writing on the wall - a direct quote from the bible.
One of my favorite movies of all time! 😍😍😍 WIILLIIIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAMM!!!
What do you mean "How did they pitch this movie?"? It's an underdog sports movie set in medieval times. It was a gold idea. They had jousting in films many times before but they never had the modern horseback pov filming and special effects that were pivotal in making this a realm medieval sports movie.
Everyone is great in this movie, but Paul Bettany steals every scene he's in. Also, the soundtrack is bold (for the time) and effective.
Hard to watch movies with Heath! Forgot how good this movies was.
This, 10TIHAY and The Patriot (of course TDK and Brokeback) were all solid Heath movies ❤ Watch Candy too. He did that with Abby Cornish - warning though that it’s a heavy film.
They used the modern music to both entertain the audience but also to demonstrate what people in that time heard in relationship to their own sensibilities. Just like the change halfway in the dance to modern moves, the Nike symbol on the armor and the way The herald introduced Ulric like a modern day hypeman. Love your reaction guys. 😎👍
Omg classic. Love this move 👏👏👏👏 . Oh and y'all 🧏♂️ deff need to watch broke back.
The writer/director has said the modern music/feel was on purpose, to make it more accessible to younger modern audiences. Translating how the medieval populace would have felt about those activities through the lens of modern sports culture and music.
This is one of my favorite movies. Easily top 20. And I’ve watched LOTS of movies. Lol The letter writing scene is epic.
This is INCREDIBLY late, but if you had the DVD at the time of release it came with a commentary and interviews cuz DVDs once rocked, which explained the style choice. The music choices are queen and the like because they're sports music. Not just because they're modern but because of the vibe. It absolutely would make a difference with a different soundtrack. Go to a renfair. They're great! But you don't get the same vibe as at a football game. The point was to make a refair have the same vibe as a football game because jousting WAS the football game of their day. Balls were house parties, etc. the anachronistic enhancements were there for jokes but also to get your brain to accept jousting as a sport that it totally was.
Pretty sure that was basically the pitch. Jousting with through a modern lens with beautiful men. I remember the costumer specifically talking about how handsome everyone is in an interview.
loved this as a "kid" (i was in high school) but havent seen this film since. it deserves a rewatch now that i know who some these actors are. tudyk and the brit were just people i saw for the first time in this film, i didnt put them to memory and wasnt amazed by them to look up the actors' names. it was all about heath and sassoman
It’s such a lovely feelgood movie! Good reaction, though I wanted to see your reaction to the dance training scene. It’s my favourite 😃
an interesting note almost the entire cast of extras could not understand English
The first time him and Jocelyn got into it, he was angry because he didn't get to joust the count because he withdrew.
The music made it feel accessible for the modern age.
I was going to comment about you saying he should have taken the fist off the end of his lamps at the beginning, but I think you realize by the end that it's against the rules to not have a blunt on your Lance.
I discovered liking music and Queen much the same way, except it was my father's Queen's greatest hits on 8-track in our garage.
I had the DVD of this movie when it first came out and in the director's commentary he discussed the reason they used the modern music. If I remember correctly he said that he wanted to give the impression that there were period pieces of music that they would have used in their time but instead he replaced them with rock anthems from our time to represent those. That's why the modern music wasn't really in the entire movie it was pretty much just during the jousting because they wanted to show that it was about the sport and there would have been types of music that they use to amp up the crowds but that type of music wouldn't have amped up the crowds for our modern tastes so he used something more modern to do so.
Also in case you didn't catch it Paul Betty's character was William Chaucer the poet. And Simon the Summoner was a character that he used in some of his stories as a villain and that's why when he tells Simon the Summoner that he will eviscerate him in writing that Chaucer was naked for a day and Simon would be naked for all eternity that's what he meant by that. Also this movie as a period piece if that is William Chaucer it would put it in a very specific time frame in history because there was about a six to nine month period that no one really knows what William Chaucer was doing he wasn't writing and nobody really knew so that kind of puts this right in that time frame.
Shrek, Moulin Rouge, and this movie all came out summer of 2001 and all did a similar thing with anachronistic music.
This movie is such a gosh darn pleasure!
It was the "But ARE you?" that made this reaction. 🤣🤣🤣
I always loved Williams' crew, William, and everything with his father. I wasn't that keen on the love interest, I too at one point was like Will you should just get with the blacksmith she is way way cooler and I still stand by that.
To be fair to Jocelyn, she could have had any wealthy knight or Nobel, but she fell in love with a ‘poor country knight”.
She gave him her token (and her name) rather than any other Knight.
She stuck up for him at the dance, where others would have laughed..
Every knight would proclaim to ‘win for her”, but they were competing to win anyway..
So, she tested him, did he really love her, or was he just another ego driven glory hound like Adhemar?
In the end he proved his love, and she stuck by him, even when learning that he was a poor peasant and a criminal.
Jocelyn dinae get enough appreciation I think.
Other than that, I agree, I love William’s crew.
I loved the music in this. I got to buy a good mix in a soundtrack CD back in the day.
1:35 - I mean, today we have MMA which is worse than jousting. Also the English formation made sense for the warfare of the time; it was a bad time in that sense but that was what they had to do.
19:00 - In reality, people wouldn't withdraw because of it. There are account of Kings who died during jousting in history.
28:55 - Though he did it illegally.
33:01 - Jousting was a point-based sport, it wasn't about doing damage though accidents would happen.
34:09 - Tha way the scene is shot may imply that he actually sent him to the grave (though that it's not realistic, by removing his armour he lost a lot of his kinetic energy and the hook for the lance so William would have broken his arm and fallen off his horse).
Love this movie! Bought it when it came out . Love the reactions.
I feel this movie has a great use of alternative soundtrack and score.
I like this film it's nice to see how to see how Heath Lefger was carrer wise pre Joker honestly this the Patriot, And Dark Knight make me miss Heath alot. Also nice to see Paul Betany pre vision and Jarvis for me
Great reaction! It is very interesting to see your joint reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 👍🔥🦾
I used to joust and I had a shard/splinter go through my eye slit (ocular) and hit me in the brow. One hell of a technicolor black eye! - BTW the classic rock music was supposed to play on the idea that jousters were the rock stars of the time.
😮the guy who played robert baratheon in game of thrones as the other squire
this movie man, i understand most people didnt get it at first, i actually did, they were nobodies at the time, Paul Bettany, Heath Ledger, the comic relief Resident alien.. It's like the movie "Glory" again :P And i'll put Ledger on top 3 of the greatest actors i ever saw, i cant explain it, its like youre not sexually attacted to him but he's so charismatic thet you almost cant take your eyes off from him, and its not sexual, its really a mystery
I agree the bad guy is truly a bad dude! I remember him from zen .Heath was terrific in this. I saw him first in a little movie called 2 hands. I think that was it.
Love the reactions of you two. Nice work
"No post credit scene." 😏
The point of the modern music was intentionally used by the director. He wanted modern audiences to understand what the music of the time period would sound like to the people of that time period.
I forgot king Robert is in this from GoT😂
The music was fantastic and fit so well. If I wrote this, I would have found a love for Kate at the end, and I would have been wrong!! Strong independent woman.
It's pronounced
Pay-tents.
Patents of nobility.
❤love this movie
Please watch "the imaginarium of Dr Parnassus". Heaths last movie.
Oddly, I remember really liking that movie but I honestly cannot remember if I thought it was a good movie.
@@Well...Darn. it was good, a bit odd considering it's terry Gilliam
Props to Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell for finishing that film on behalf of Heath, and all donating their earnings from it to his daughter Matilda.
It was fortunate that the film had a concept that allowed them all to do so, and that Terry Gilliam was determined to finish it to honor Heath, despite Heath's passing before filming very much of it, when he could have just recast.
@@JakkFrost1 Yea definitely who needs digi doubles when you got bad ass actors and it fit so well with the movie as well. Terry Gilliam wrote it in as you never what your gonna get with that guy.
Yes yes this is very re-watchable so glad you are finally watching it 👍
skylock was just being a weird dick, but you can, and many a thief in antiquity has, paid their literal pound of flesh. and the mark of measure starts just a little bit past the top edge of your wrist! chop!
Amazing movie ❤
I LOVED the music and am convinced it would be an inferior flick without it.
Best Heath Ledger movie hands down.
There actually is a funny post credit scene.
There is an end credit scene you missed. Its them sitting in a loft above the camera all farting.
Seriously you all didn't even watch the after credits scene that was a really funny scene.
I love this movie ❤
I always felt like this movie was better than it wanted or intended to be... a sentiment which always makes a movie good
There's a shocking degree of those movies. Mid-budget horrors like Dead Silence and The Ring are wildly excellent movies.
By the way you got Lord Baratheon(Roland) name wrong on your info, it is Addy not Eddy.
Girl with a flower, she's talking about her virginity
This movie is based on a book
It's always a little sad when the name Chaucer illicits no response.
Heath was so Awesome! Makes me wonder, anybody think the MCU would've tried to grab him and Who do you think he'd have become? Thor is obvious, although I love Hemsworth, but Ledger was a big guy as well.. Maybe Loki, or??? Whatcha think? ✌️
The problem with male characters is that they don't want the simple woman. They want the most beautiful and unattainable to show that they're worthy of societal approval.
This stupidity happens irl and they blame the women theyre chasing for their failures.
There actually is a post-credit scene, but you really don't need to see it.
Cool fact, the lead actor Heath Ledger, played the Joker in the Dark Knight.
Another cool fact, he also breathed oxygen.
My favorite movie alongside with The 5th Element and Bullet Train
7:20
Vanna, the annoying things you sometimes say are more than made up for by having an infectious laugh.
Love film
Are you going to watch Mortal Kombat 1 cutscenes
28:40 get me every times😥
"First Time Watch only by me" or something in the title.
Isn't that Marc Antony of the HBO series ROME?
I wish one day you will react to that splendid series.
Prince Edward is Marc Antony, yes.
Layaway.
I don't remember much about this movie, but I remember it being pretty good and fun. Also, my mom and siblings loved this movie! Regardless, curious to hear you guys thoughts! 😂💪