This was an accidental rental, they didn't have what I wanted and I said surprise me. Was a good watch! And I just realized that Paul Walker is in this... Mind-blowing..
@@sreechandprasad3544 so the life expectancy thing is a bit misleading, due to a super high rate if infant/young child mortality. Those who survived childhood had a pretty decent life expectancy.
I always feel like that would be the case in any attempt at time travel. I think that you'd never realise that you always existed in the past until it's too late. It's very easy for you to not know about the actions of one person even 70 years ago.
It's the Oedipus Dilemma Doing everything you can to avoid a fate you have been foretold, only to realise the by doing so, you actually cause every detail of it Only I guess this is the opposite and they WANT everything to happen as predetermined, only to realise their "interference" is the predetermined cause of what they knew
Reminds me of the scene at the beginning of The Thing where Lars goes to throw a thermite grenade at the Dog imitation but he forgot to have a good grip on it, so it just slips out of his hands and gets lost in the snow.
Sooo.. they accidentally sent a professor back in time...so they send a bunch of randoms back in time after explaining to them 4 10mins what happened?🤔 U can time travel.. 😯they could have literally planned for decades on what to do 🤨
@@JarJarBinks_ I get that ... but everything he does he already did... do their time has been changed already the second he went back🤔.. I'd go as far to even say he cant change history.. cause he always goes back in time and becomes apart of history
@@MrJreed1000 yes but they thought they would change the timeline they knew. They did not know they were originally apart of the time period that they visited. So they thought everything they did changed the future. They thought that they timeline they knew would change
It’s based on a book of the same name. The book is actually really good, and makes a lot more sense; couldn’t have the people speaking old dialects in the movie without subtitles- not gonna happen in a sci do movie.
The book was written by Michael Crichton, the same author of Jurassic Park and the Andromeda Strain. The book goes into so much detail in how the time travelers had to be prepared for, like being fluent in medieval French and English and getting vaccinated for dead diseases.
Paul Walker and Gerard Butler are archaeologists? Those would definitely be the most handsome archaeologists in history. Most the ones I've met are pretty nerdy looking 😂
I feel like if you went back to 1300, you would have a hard time communicating, even if you are talking to the English. The language has changed a lot since then. I'd also lie and just tell everyone I was either from the HRE or a citizen of Byzantium or something. Someone who has 0 stake in the war and can be ignored. Telling an Englishman from the 1300s that you are Scottish is about the dumbest thing you could do.
not to mention that the English lord killing the French guy for his accent is hilarious due to the English noble probably speaking French as his first language. But yes old French and English are very different from their modern equivalent in the first place.
@@hugehappygrin American English is nowhere near as old as 100 year war English, it basically sounds like another language altogether, furthermore most of the nobles on the English/Norman side spoke French.
finally a movie set in the past. the past few weeks I've only been watching recaps ab the future and many different stories of how humanity got destroyed 😭
So out of all weapons to bring back he brought a grenade…. Then teleports after he pulls the pin? Are we sure he wasnt paid by some competing tech comp to sabotage?
A Sound of Thunder had a fantastic premise of not only time travel and effecting history but also millions of years of Evolution. It's a shame the budget was too low and script/acting could have been better.
I remember seeing this as a six year old with my parents during a snowstorm and loved the hell out of it. It's weird the things you remember from being a kid.
Technically in the book I thought it wasn’t time travel, I thought it was traveling to a parallel world that just happen to be in a different time period but shared the similar history of our world. The movie changed that concept though
I'm not so sure. Granted it's been about five years years I last read this novel, but if I remember correctly in the original book they do find a statue of Mark at the archeological site after they return to the present.
Parallel but close enough that it made no difference. It was a bit annoyingly handwavey that way. Despite that and Crichton's hateboner for scientists it was a pretty good book.
Yeah, different quantum realities. Was technically "same time" but in a different reality, while some other universe ended up doing the same exact things in our reality. Was weird and almost made sense.
A parallel world wouldn't take into account the history that the characters knew of, as you see they all knew key details of history but not how they came about Like Lady Claire should've died earlier in the movie but was saved and later sentenced to hang, to the characters knowing the war, Claire major part in the war was to be hanged, so they didn't know she was almost killed Plus the earless engraving, the lenses etc, they all stayed part of the timeline, so the point is if it was a parallel world nothing would appear that they didn't already know about, a change in history would only affect the world the team went to, not the world they came from
I just realised all the comedy and magnificent dialogues are lost. When the woman archaeological find the painting in the past she was super excited to see what it originally looked like. I remember she said "omg its so beautiful, who would break this beautiful thing" then realises its the entrance to the tunnel "omg, im the one who breaks it!" Another comedic dialogue is when the ear cut man realises hes the one that they excavate from the future. I t was hilarious to me because his team was worried abt their safety but he just overjoyed as he realises he has a future with lady claire who he had just fell in love with
@@factbeaglesarebest not really. but just best not to think of it. truthfully people spoke vastly different than now. like english has changed a lot. and i'm pretty sure scottish has/had their own language entirely at 14 century. just now they speak with accent but basic english.
The time traveling team had no idea the scientists of the future had a crisis of the return machine being destroyed, so yeah it was a matter of urgency given that the timepiece was there way home and they needed a machine to return to
I saw this movie ages ago and I only just said to my family last week that I wanted to watch it again but couldn’t remember the name of it. Thank you for posting this :)
Decker didn't just not want to return to the present, he couldn't, the man at the beginning who died from cuts and body organs misaligned was due to the time machine, you can only use the time machine so many times before it kills you, they never told Decker this and he couldn't return without dying, thats why he's angry at them
I remember this movie. Such a good movie. I believe a French student named Francois dies early in time travel and another student stays behind the names one of his children after him.
that guy came back to the future w/ Grenades?😡so Why tf didn't they bring guns with them or put kevlar under their armor when going to the past.. I mean the timeline was already polluted 🙄🙄
@@betelgeux6010 I'm pretty sure some of the parts where people died would've changed if u go back with a minigun.. or rocket launcher... or hell even a simple lighter.. they'd probably consider u a God who can creat fire from nothingness🤷🏾♂️
@@MrJreed1000 the point he made was that history had already played out, the team was discovering that the history they knew had already played out Things like the earless engraving and lady Claire sentenced to hang were acts in an effort to stop Claire from dying Paul walker's character started the movie as the faceless man telling a woman to be quiet, only we learn his character does this as deja vu because it was to play out that way
Such an undervalued film. A lot of good actors before they got famous in this film and some seriously decent writing and good plot hooks for something as mid tier budget as this. Loved this movie
All of those teleporters travelling back in time, and not one of them thought to bring a few cans of _pepper spray?_ Pepper spray: incapacitate your medieval assailants immediately _without_ killing them and causing any pesky temporal paradoxes! And what the hell was that one douche doing with a fookin' _grenade?_ o_O
If i remember from watching the film the gentleman that was with the archeologists were mercenarys meant to protect the people going back in time, the gentle man with the grenade wasn't supposed to bring any modern weaponry but he did anyway.
Not that this is a major concern, but Greek fire not being extinguished by water has nothing to do with the intensity of the fire. Greek fire burns hydrocarbons which aren't soluble in water; it will just float on the surface or be scattered, etc. Also, while we have numerous modern formulas to create substances like napalm, Greek fire generally refers to the substance used by the Byzantine empire. The thing about that is that it was such an effective weapon that it was a deeply guarded state secret. So deeply guarded, in fact, that all that survives is the description of the weapon and its effects, not the actual formula. There are numerous theories but nobody knows for sure what it actually was, so it would be tricky for the professor to offer it. Of course, he may have simply intended to refer to any substance with roughly the same properties as Greek fire, but strictly speaking it wouldn't have been the same thing.
When you realize, Timeline, Sphere and Jurassic Park all coming out around same time are books written by michael Crichton highly recommend everyone read this book!
I feel like this is a deep learning algorithm watching these movies and giving an assessment of it. The syntax sounds weird, like it's computer generated and the rate of upload is insane. Add to that, each video is far too standardized, like it's free of human error.
This once again was a movie I watched In rehab(those who have been know what movie time means lol) but I ended up loving this movie so much I watched it many times after. Update ; watched it last night with my gf who was not so impressed 😂 my obsession with game of thrones has led her to believe anything medieval times related catches my eye lmao she is right tho
It got me thinking that when time travel is eventually possible, there’s a bunch of unknown details throughout history and time travelers will inadvertently alter history in some way because of those unknown details
The stupid grenade man was in fact one of the guards who was supposed to protect them. He and the guy who also died first were ex-military or something.
oh ... I remember this movie... younger Paul Walker and Gerald Butler... GB looks small-ish compared to Paul Walker.. GB must have gone beast mode for 300... this was not a good movie but was fun based on the concept... just noticed now from this recap one of the villians is Michael Sheen...
I remember watching this at school, I don't remember why we watched it. You'd think it was for history class but pretty sure we watched it in science class 😆
ah yes this has quite unrealstic but funny the best part is when a random peasent kisses the lady who is the sister or daugher of the king/lord? he would get is head cut so fast he wouldnt even notice
I read the book in early 2000, and watched the movie. It was a quite good story/ movie. If it would have been a large budget, the cinematography would have been good imo.
The opening of the movie is so horrifying and mysterious. Made big impact to my younger mind. The ending tho, lol everyone chose what they wanted (except the one killed earlier in their journey)
This was an accidental rental, they didn't have what I wanted and I said surprise me. Was a good watch! And I just realized that Paul Walker is in this... Mind-blowing..
Haha the joys of a video rental store. Ours just closed down D:
@@zeo5009 ours closed in 2019, lucky her, got out before Corona..
@@zeo5009 we still have redbox
Just realised Gerard Butler was in it
This movie set me on the path to become an archaeologist. I now spend almost 10 hrs a day playing assassin's creed
Molto bene brother 👌🏿
This may be the most hilarious comment on youtube!
I spend 10 hrs playing age of empires
😂
You've got us in the first half
"They realized that he had a happy life with claire in the past"
Hearing this made me really happy ngl..
Mark was an amazing person
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forsake technology and comfort to simp within horrible conditions
ehh, more like a happy year, the life expetancy was like 29 back in those days
@@sreechandprasad3544 so the life expectancy thing is a bit misleading, due to a super high rate if infant/young child mortality. Those who survived childhood had a pretty decent life expectancy.
@@maximusd26 well, he did marry into nobility so although he doesn't have technology he was probably decently comfortable.
when you're careful not to alter history but instead found that you're part of it
I always feel like that would be the case in any attempt at time travel. I think that you'd never realise that you always existed in the past until it's too late. It's very easy for you to not know about the actions of one person even 70 years ago.
You're a part of history as we speak.
It's what start time loop's
I like that type of Time travel
It's the Oedipus Dilemma
Doing everything you can to avoid a fate you have been foretold, only to realise the by doing so, you actually cause every detail of it
Only I guess this is the opposite and they WANT everything to happen as predetermined, only to realise their "interference" is the predetermined cause of what they knew
So are we not gonna talk about how this man forgot to throw the grenade? 😂
Yeah... you have no business using a grenade if you don't know how to throw it.
@@nighthawk72j80 His controller disconnected.
Reminds me of the scene at the beginning of The Thing where Lars goes to throw a thermite grenade at the Dog imitation but he forgot to have a good grip on it, so it just slips out of his hands and gets lost in the snow.
oopsotherhand?
@@TheFunniBaconMan But at least he threw it, or was about to attempt to. This dude for real pulled the pin and teleported back to the present lmao.
Sooo.. they accidentally sent a professor back in time...so they send a bunch of randoms back in time after explaining to them 4 10mins what happened?🤔
U can time travel.. 😯they could have literally planned for decades on what to do 🤨
Yeah, but at the time they thought what happens in the past actively changes the future. So they did not want the professor to change time to much
Sssttt shut up! you're make sense.
@@JarJarBinks_ I get that ... but everything he does he already did... do their time has been changed already the second he went back🤔.. I'd go as far to even say he cant change history.. cause he always goes back in time and becomes apart of history
@@MrJreed1000 yes but they thought they would change the timeline they knew. They did not know they were originally apart of the time period that they visited. So they thought everything they did changed the future. They thought that they timeline they knew would change
@@JarJarBinks_ that's y u take ur time( no pun intended) and plan things out... and not just start throwing people in time all willy nilly
It’s based on a book of the same name. The book is actually really good, and makes a lot more sense; couldn’t have the people speaking old dialects in the movie without subtitles- not gonna happen in a sci do movie.
It is a Michael Crichton story.
The book wasn't dumbed down like the movie.
That book ending though was nice 👍
I forgot that the movie ending was different.
This movie did not do the book justice at all.
I read the book .Shit was confusing as shit .Didn’t know there was a movie until today
And then they're not supposed to bring any modern items with them but one of the guys takes a grenade with them
at least he took it back.
@@solopowermove2131 ye about that
@@SparklinWater Kabooom
To be fair, they did establish that was a violation.
Also this movie is bad.
@@bad-people6510 but the book is 🔥. Michael Crichton's books are the best ngl
The book was written by Michael Crichton, the same author of Jurassic Park and the Andromeda Strain. The book goes into so much detail in how the time travelers had to be prepared for, like being fluent in medieval French and English and getting vaccinated for dead diseases.
Oh give it a break!
Ohhh that’s interesting.
I remember I read the book after watching the movie - and the book was sooo good
What's the name of the book?
@@er.esakkim8781 title of book is "timeline"
Paul Walker and Gerard Butler are archaeologists? Those would definitely be the most handsome archaeologists in history. Most the ones I've met are pretty nerdy looking 😂
Ok?
they aint no Indiana Jones!
ok
As would Daniel CC calling characters names
Handsome
@@silent0089 😂😂😂 They would definitely be called "handsome and smelly guy" or "handsome and mustache"
I feel like if you went back to 1300, you would have a hard time communicating, even if you are talking to the English. The language has changed a lot since then. I'd also lie and just tell everyone I was either from the HRE or a citizen of Byzantium or something. Someone who has 0 stake in the war and can be ignored. Telling an Englishman from the 1300s that you are Scottish is about the dumbest thing you could do.
For archaeologists, they should've known and prepped better
not to mention that the English lord killing the French guy for his accent is hilarious due to the English noble probably speaking French as his first language. But yes old French and English are very different from their modern equivalent in the first place.
Americans speak old English, but our written English would be totally unrecognizable.
I think in the book they had translators in their ears.
@@hugehappygrin American English is nowhere near as old as 100 year war English, it basically sounds like another language altogether, furthermore most of the nobles on the English/Norman side spoke French.
finally a movie set in the past. the past few weeks I've only been watching recaps ab the future and many different stories of how humanity got destroyed 😭
So out of all weapons to bring back he brought a grenade…. Then teleports after he pulls the pin? Are we sure he wasnt paid by some competing tech comp to sabotage?
69th like
Maybe you should put a pin in it!
Ah yes, my dream to bring an m4 and abrams tank back into the medieval world just to play some high-tone sabaton finally comes true.
Suddenly a wild KA50 appears*
Shouting “parry this you filthy casual!!”
@@christianbutay6240 Also shouting "Look at this killfeed"
There is an anime about something similar called Gate: JSDF
@@ysfsim People can't live for the future without accepting reality.
I know that anime deep inside my heart.
Wow that guy that activated the grenade and blew up the lab definitely plays league of legends.
So many big name actors all baby faced in this movie! So cute! haha
Timeline and A Sound Of Thunder(2005) are the most awesome time travel movies from the 2000s!!
A Sound of Thunder had a fantastic premise of not only time travel and effecting history but also millions of years of Evolution.
It's a shame the budget was too low and script/acting could have been better.
What's that about?
I remember seeing this as a six year old with my parents during a snowstorm and loved the hell out of it. It's weird the things you remember from being a kid.
Technically in the book I thought it wasn’t time travel, I thought it was traveling to a parallel world that just happen to be in a different time period but shared the similar history of our world. The movie changed that concept though
I'm not so sure. Granted it's been about five years years I last read this novel, but if I remember correctly in the original book they do find a statue of Mark at the archeological site after they return to the present.
Parallel but close enough that it made no difference.
It was a bit annoyingly handwavey that way.
Despite that and Crichton's hateboner for scientists it was a pretty good book.
And why would a French order his also French friend to be brutally murdered because some dumb accent
Yeah, different quantum realities. Was technically "same time" but in a different reality, while some other universe ended up doing the same exact things in our reality. Was weird and almost made sense.
A parallel world wouldn't take into account the history that the characters knew of, as you see they all knew key details of history but not how they came about
Like Lady Claire should've died earlier in the movie but was saved and later sentenced to hang, to the characters knowing the war, Claire major part in the war was to be hanged, so they didn't know she was almost killed
Plus the earless engraving, the lenses etc, they all stayed part of the timeline, so the point is if it was a parallel world nothing would appear that they didn't already know about, a change in history would only affect the world the team went to, not the world they came from
I just realised all the comedy and magnificent dialogues are lost.
When the woman archaeological find the painting in the past she was super excited to see what it originally looked like. I remember she said "omg its so beautiful, who would break this beautiful thing" then realises its the entrance to the tunnel "omg, im the one who breaks it!"
Another comedic dialogue is when the ear cut man realises hes the one that they excavate from the future. I t was hilarious to me because his team was worried abt their safety but he just overjoyed as he realises he has a future with lady claire who he had just fell in love with
Paul Walker in: Too Fast Too Medieval.
I adored this movie when it came out, hard to believe it was 18 years ago!
I hear the book is better
I like when ppl don’t return to their original timeline because they found peace in these time traveling movies
I love this story, both the novel and the film. Michael Chricton is always a fascinating story teller.
An adventure film with a difference, so long as you ignore just how different medieval language was, never mind accents.
It actually explains that…
@@factbeaglesarebest not really. but just best not to think of it. truthfully people spoke vastly different than now. like english has changed a lot. and i'm pretty sure scottish has/had their own language entirely at 14 century. just now they speak with accent but basic english.
no sht sherlock.. it's as if using the actual way of speaking at the time the movie would suck balls
"Listen, my father was sent back in time to medevil times..... We need leonidas, and damion darhk to retrieve him.
“By shear force of urgency”
Boi what urgency, you have a literal time machine
Eh kind of. It plops you in a specific place along the timeline. So each second passing in the present is also passing in the past.
Like two rivers flowing along side each other but in different spaces but have the same flow in current.
The time traveling team had no idea the scientists of the future had a crisis of the return machine being destroyed, so yeah it was a matter of urgency given that the timepiece was there way home and they needed a machine to return to
I saw this movie ages ago and I only just said to my family last week that I wanted to watch it again but couldn’t remember the name of it. Thank you for posting this :)
I watched it as well. I liked it very much.
What is the name of movie
@@Sarpadansh Timeline
french officers spares scots life for saving sister even though france and scotland would have been allies in a war against the english
XD
Decker didn't just not want to return to the present, he couldn't, the man at the beginning who died from cuts and body organs misaligned was due to the time machine, you can only use the time machine so many times before it kills you, they never told Decker this and he couldn't return without dying, thats why he's angry at them
The way you explain every movie is just awesome and it's so easy for us to understand those movies entire concept
13:52 Wow just like that scene in Captain Phillips. Those have got to be the best damn crossbowmen in the realm.
I remember this movie. Such a good movie. I believe a French student named Francois dies early in time travel and another student stays behind the names one of his children after him.
Okay but honestly one of the best books i've ever read
that guy came back to the future w/ Grenades?😡so Why tf didn't they bring guns with them or put kevlar under their armor when going to the past.. I mean the timeline was already polluted 🙄🙄
By the ending you can tell that the timeline didnt change, therefore bringing pistols would have not mattered
@@betelgeux6010 I'm pretty sure some of the parts where people died would've changed if u go back with a minigun.. or rocket launcher... or hell even a simple lighter.. they'd probably consider u a God who can creat fire from nothingness🤷🏾♂️
@@MrJreed1000 the point he made was that history had already played out, the team was discovering that the history they knew had already played out
Things like the earless engraving and lady Claire sentenced to hang were acts in an effort to stop Claire from dying
Paul walker's character started the movie as the faceless man telling a woman to be quiet, only we learn his character does this as deja vu because it was to play out that way
It's hard to see paul walker now...It makes me sad
Me too
😂🤣🤣🤣
@@supermaster-jz4di 😂🤣🤣🤣
@@silasramsbottom497
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@supermaster-jz4di 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Paul Walker,what a legend,may he Rest In Peace❤️🥇👑
Had this CD I would watch this movie like every day once a week lol
Time Traveler who already altered the history: *Laughs in war*
Such an undervalued film. A lot of good actors before they got famous in this film and some seriously decent writing and good plot hooks for something as mid tier budget as this. Loved this movie
The twist with Derek as a time traveler is so much better in the book where they slowly find out as he stalks them
All of those teleporters travelling back in time, and not one of them thought to bring a few cans of _pepper spray?_
Pepper spray: incapacitate your medieval assailants immediately _without_ killing them and causing any pesky temporal paradoxes! And what the hell was that one douche doing with a fookin' _grenade?_ o_O
If i remember from watching the film the gentleman that was with the archeologists were mercenarys meant to protect the people going back in time, the gentle man with the grenade wasn't supposed to bring any modern weaponry but he did anyway.
Michael Creighton is amazing! Such a good author, did not know there was a movie.
this had such a wholesome ending! 🥺
Not that this is a major concern, but Greek fire not being extinguished by water has nothing to do with the intensity of the fire. Greek fire burns hydrocarbons which aren't soluble in water; it will just float on the surface or be scattered, etc. Also, while we have numerous modern formulas to create substances like napalm, Greek fire generally refers to the substance used by the Byzantine empire. The thing about that is that it was such an effective weapon that it was a deeply guarded state secret. So deeply guarded, in fact, that all that survives is the description of the weapon and its effects, not the actual formula. There are numerous theories but nobody knows for sure what it actually was, so it would be tricky for the professor to offer it. Of course, he may have simply intended to refer to any substance with roughly the same properties as Greek fire, but strictly speaking it wouldn't have been the same thing.
I love time travel movies like this, make more!!
I watched this ages ago and been thinking about it recently! Worth a second watch
Did he say he activated a grenade then went back to the present? Lmaooooo what😭
This is one of films i saw as a kid and seemed like a fever dream
When you realize, Timeline, Sphere and Jurassic Park all coming out around same time are books written by michael Crichton highly recommend everyone read this book!
I feel like this is a deep learning algorithm watching these movies and giving an assessment of it. The syntax sounds weird, like it's computer generated and the rate of upload is insane. Add to that, each video is far too standardized, like it's free of human error.
You think an AI is being tested by watching movies and finding the morals of the story?
@@TheIrishRushin W
Actually nice thought. 👌
Yeah but I there was a typo in one of the videos, where it said focuments instead of documents.
Unless that is intentional, I think it is human.
@@sen7826 also he's making jokes about hormone game 🎮 😂
FINALLY! I watched the last parts of the battle of the movie many years ago and I always wondered what movie it was! Now I know! Thank you!
So what’s the name of the movie
This once again was a movie I watched In rehab(those who have been know what movie time means lol) but I ended up loving this movie so much I watched it many times after.
Update ; watched it last night with my gf who was not so impressed 😂 my obsession with game of thrones has led her to believe anything medieval times related catches my eye lmao she is right tho
Oh give game of thrones a break...another throne groupie....when does this end with you people!!!!
I kinda also have a medieval/ancient adiction
@@deepirk7374 I mean I like all sorts of fantasy and action. LOTR stole my heart if you want me to be honest lol you pay my bills? Nah than stfu
That jam though...
Why not bring weapons(other than a geranade) from the future so you can protect yourself from crazy men on horses running at you.
bring back a gun and you'll be a wizard, yes?
Shhh, then there wouldn’t be any risk and no movie.
Those guys are skilled swordman they will deflect tge bullet
In my thought: Call Of Duty
@Down with Imperialism, Capitalism and Anime assuming they can catch you
0:50 caught me off guard 🤣
film name
May i know the title of this movie?
Movie name
why No movie title ? ? ?
The book was a lot better than the movie.
Criton, no?
@@willkoestner4159 yeah; "Timeline" by Michael Crichton
What’s it’s name though
A Very Beautiful Movie. Truly Invokes True Love And Sacrifice
Once again Movie Recaps is out here reminding me about movies I forgot even existed
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO BINGE WATCHED 10+ MOVIE'S?
It got me thinking that when time travel is eventually possible, there’s a bunch of unknown details throughout history and time travelers will inadvertently alter history in some way because of those unknown details
Title??
I'm just here in shock over Gerard's hair
I love how I stopped watching movies and binge these vids!
It is perfect and saves so much time.
He picks interesting plots. Makes these videos even more interesting
Same!
Good thing Mark has Aragorn looking hairstyle when he went to the medieval period.
The stupid grenade man was in fact one of the guards who was supposed to protect them. He and the guy who also died first were ex-military or something.
In the book one of the bodyguards was a woman who gets her head chopped off by a horseman almost immediately after arriving from the future
I loved this movie as a kid but I had forgotten the title of it. Thank you for reminding me
Movie name?
The book was a thousand times better, but this was my first Paul Walker movie, so it holds a special place in my SSD😁
oh ... I remember this movie... younger Paul Walker and Gerald Butler... GB looks small-ish compared to Paul Walker.. GB must have gone beast mode for 300... this was not a good movie but was fun based on the concept... just noticed now from this recap one of the villians is Michael Sheen...
Name of movie?
Been looking for this movie. I remember the plot but i dont know its name. Thanks
I loved this movie when I first saw it. And I love it now , when you summarised it. Thank you 😊
Hollywood likes fire arrows so much they call normal arrows "night arrows"
REMUS LUPIN?!!?🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
I remember watching this at school, I don't remember why we watched it. You'd think it was for history class but pretty sure we watched it in science class 😆
ah yes this has quite unrealstic but funny the best part is when a random peasent kisses the lady who is the sister or daugher of the king/lord? he would get is head cut so fast he wouldnt even notice
Not to mention all the diseases her immune system wouldn't be strong enough to fight off
8:30 are we just going to ignore the fact that France and Scotland were allies ?
Why? isn't it common knowledge for anyone who knows a slight bit of history about Scotland?
I read the book in early 2000, and watched the movie. It was a quite good story/ movie. If it would have been a large budget, the cinematography would have been good imo.
THERES NO URGENCY WHEN YOU'RE TRAVELING BACK IN TIME TO DO SOMETHING (aslong as you can go to the same time)
YES. It shouldn’t matter if they take 50 years to build a new machine as long as they go back to the right time in the past to get the crew.
Did he say stronghold?
Enderdragon: yes
I love the music in the background
@Karthik I don't know but it gives me future vibes
I haven't seen this movie in ages!! Thank you!
This movies was fascinating. One of my childhood favorites
I have a question here.. do the medival english and contemporary english were sounding the same? I dont think so...
Nope, they probably wouldn't be able to interchange basic sentences without a lot of patience and time.
Wtf, this movie hit me with so much deja vu
I'm convinced I already watched this
Lmao that dude who forgot to throw the HE grenade remembers me of my CSGO noob days
OMG Paul walker and that dad of the boondock saints!!!!
I loved this movie growing up :D now I need to watch it again
What is the movie name??????
Timeline
So hes the dead guy from the past. That's a trip. Reminds me of John Connor sending Reese back 🤔
seeing paul walker took me back a bit. i did not expect that.
1:47 RIP Paul.
The opening of the movie is so horrifying and mysterious. Made big impact to my younger mind. The ending tho, lol everyone chose what they wanted (except the one killed earlier in their journey)