Braveheart: The Battle of Falkirk (HD CLIP)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2021
- Braveheart: The Battle of Falkirk
What’s happening in this Braveheart movie clip?
In the Scottish countryside and under Longshank’s eyes, William Wallace (Mel Gibson) fights with his countrymen at the battle of Falkirk. As they thought their noble allies Lochlan and Mornay would come, they struggle after being betrayed by them.
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What’s the movie Braveheart about?
Braveheart, directed by Mel Gibson, in a richly detailed, Academy Award-winning saga of fierce combat, tender love and the will to risk it all for freedom. In an emotionally charged performance, Gibson is William Wallace, a bold Scotsman who uses the steel of his sword and the fire of his intellect to rally his countrymen to liberation from the English occupation of Scotland. Winner of five Oscars including Best Picture of 1995, Best Director (Gibson), Best Cinematography, Best Makeup and Best Sound Effects Editing "Braveheart" is "the most sumptuous and involving historical epic since 'Lawrence of Arabia'" (Rod Lurie, Los Angeles Magazine).
Credits: © 1995 Paramount Pictures
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This battle utterly broke my heart as a kid.
Me too heart 💔
Me too 💔
It was a fantastic victory it filled my English heart with glee yours Edward longshanks ,,🏴🏴
@@craigmullen9046 Exactly. What a load of Hollywood BS, this is.
2:44 this is the moment that the noble man had to make a compromise with himself! Great acting!
yes he really didnt want to kill his people
I love when he says: Irish.
Yeah, you can feel it, he really hate them.
Massive contempt 😂
the Irish have always hated the English even more than the Scots.
lol Never trust an irishman - especially one that sides with the english.
@@KaiserLandsknecht 🤣🤣 indeed the contempt was palpable
This betrayal is so disgusting.
I dont believe it genuinely happened
I know. But then you couldn't trust the Irish back then.
@@davidjohnson7480 it didnt happen
@@thebritishhistorian5717 it was a joke predicated on the notion that the original poster was referring to the betrayal of the Scottish nobles.
@@davidjohnson7480 oh ok sorry i dont understand some humour sometimes
3:51 "Bring me Wallace: alive if possible...DEAD...just as good!" LOL
The problem with Scotland is…
…it’s full of Scots!
Fantastic 🏴🏴
3:12 This soundtrack is so beautiful.
so sad for the scottish 😢
Loved your account of Wallace-the facial reconstructions are fantastic, thanks!
It would be a mistake to think that Monarchs(or Plutocrats for that matter) today are any different from this guy.
Donald trump is the greatest president of our time.
You get good ones and bad ones.
You have done for all of history. Ancient Rome had some great rulers but also some awful ones.
Err sorry dumbass here, what does Plutocrats mean?
@@AL-ts6iv Your altered state of mind is truly disturbing.
@@Dylanesque and your altered state of being is beyond my recognition.
In reality 11,000 out of the 15,000 troops under longshanks were Welsh (not that they were eager to fight the scots, as Wales had been conquered by Longshanks only a few years before, they were forced to fight for England, and just before the battle, there was a mutiny among them, the English killed some of them). The battle had 2000 deaths on each side, despite the English longbow and the Scots being outnumbered 2 to 1.
No Irish were present at Falkirk either.
Hard to bring historical accuracy to a movie where the love interest (after his wife of course) was a princess who was actually the age of a child around the time of this.
@@JonAddisonFilms Reminds me of muhammed and aisha.
so the celtic soldier is the supreme warrior.....englands dirty divide and conquer strategy has now backfired on them in europe...history has taught her enemies well.......theyre copping on to them......
@@jamescopen9817
What the hell are you wittering on about?
I didn't know this was based on a true story...
Can’t believe he fought this battle then the revolutionary war then Vietnam
🤣
And Gallipoli.
@@CIMAmotorGallipoli was first.
@@Luke-pc5rb Yeah.
You are about 800 years apart.
"I told you, It's my island."
"what's that on the ground looks like oil or something"
- "don't think about it"
You'd think they'd be able to smell it.
This was a great movie about a man many of us outside of Britain knew little about.A rebel that was a real hero in a pretty savage time in history.The historical inaccuracies aside it was definitely worthy of the awards
Great bit of fiction
@@makeitsonumberone1358 This ain't fucking ET or even Gladiator.William Wallace was a real dude
@@DW-nb2zc He was real,but a lot of stuff in the movie was made up.
@@DW-nb2zc yes but the majority of this movie is fiction, he never met the queen , he didn't defeat the English using long poles , he never had an alliance with the Irish and he wasn't a commoner , he was trained by Nobels
lol this film is so historically inaccurate its unreal about the only true part is him being hung drawn and quartered
One of the greatest movies ever.
In the comedy genre I agree with you.
You must be American lol, the movie was total piss
@@Mk1Male Nope
@Roniixx it was garbage, a 5ft auzzie gnome playing William Wallace gimy a break ffs
@Roniixx Don't
It’s so funny to me how people watch braveheart and suddenly think they’re experts on this war.
What a King…
Для меня это очень горький, очень тяжёлый фильм, полный человеческого предательства и черствости. Но он и про настоящее и очень ценное. Про честь, про любовь, про верность и искренность. Я плачу о судьбе Уолиса, Храброе сердце, чистая душа, целеустремлённость, доброта, честь, искренность, ум, находчивось и благородство. Сколько всего прекрасного было намешанно в человеке. А вокруг? Какие люди вокруг? Насколько меньше всего этого в них? Жаль, как жаль, что таких добрых и чистых душою людей мало и что их в "Богов войны" превращают те кто скуп на человечность.
Us as a people have been dumbed down and zombiefied. As long as we have what we think we need we’re “happy” but not really as free as we should be. Definitely a shame people turned out to be because of tv
@@rileydd08 couldn’t agree more
Really great comment ❤
Saw this movie in the theater. Great acting, great soundtrack…completely Ahistorical. The Scots were as well equipped as the English and the English were not incompetent as portrayed in this film.
Longshanks was called”The Hammer of the Scots” for a reason. He never lost a battle to them when he was in direct command of his troops. Also he wasn’t a pagan or a tyrant of a King as portrayed. He wasn’t a nice guy, but he wasn’t any worse than any other King. England actually did well under his rule.
I dont care much about other inaccuracies but the one thing i found weird is how they showed the scotts as wild savages and turned william wallace into Tarzan
@@zahinelahi2655 lol
One thing though in regards to accuracy. The Scots were in no way equipped as well as the English. Simply due to how the country was much poorer than England. They utilised spears to form Schiltrons, much like phalanx
@@13141Scott fair enough, but they weren’t using animal bone for weapons.
@@13141Scott Well we can say for certain that Wallace himself was a far different character,more akin to a medieval knight.This depiction was done to make the Scots more distinctive for the audience
Aha, again the burning arrows so beloved by film makers !
If this is the Battle of Falkirk I am Santa.
Hi Santa
And I love how historically this is NOT correct. Irish did fight against Scots, but on shooting day Irish reserve of Army forces blackmailed the production crew to change the script threatening that they will leave and not shoot the scene. Put against the wall by, around, one million of dollars of extra expense per day for whole filming crew, Gibson and production crew said yes and script was changed.
Well,.. if so, the blackmailed change ended up being better for the movie, it got several pluses on that.
When did the Irish fight the Scots?
@@powerdriller4124 as long Irish are heroes.... never mind it was a lie
There is a Greek saying that says: There is no betrayal without trust
Wow so amazing the actual definition of betrayal the Greeks are really smart.
Can you clarify on this? Who said it?
0:12 Longshanks stare and saying "irish" with massive contempt is the best part of the movie. Long live the king
Longshanks lost in the long run. Fug him.
The gentleman playing is actually Irish 😅
@@stefjevtic Actually, McGoohan was born in New York state.
@@bluerock4456 oh aye... like a pig in a stable.
Villain or not, that's the way to be a king.
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What?????
Excelente película
El crapo,lol x
Это фильм 95го года но по сценарию и всему остальному лучший фильм...
👍🇬🇧🏴🤝
Longshanks didn’t care how many men he lost, as long as he won.
Wow! Thanks for pointing out 😂
sign of a sociopathic leader - still have those today!
Yeah, in the **movie** perhaps, NOT in real life! If we are talking about history and in real life, the whole arrows killing his own soldiers thing never happened.
MEL GIBSON,..IL PIÙ GRANDE !!!
best ever
Re-enacted every Friday night in Falkirk.
Who do you even know who is your enemy in battle when everyone is dressed the same? And then covered in blood and mud on top of that…
That's why armies move in ranks and don't break formations.
@@irfanhekimoglu2294 Yup. All the wild 1v1 melee stuff is the Hollywood touch. People were hard back then but not suicidal.
Your main goal is to keep your formation. Nobody fought like them, this is Hollywood nonsense. Once your formation is broken the battle is over.
Libertad ala Humanidad William Guayas
This is a film. Not a documentary. It didn't happen like this at all. Go read about it in a library.
Stop bringing rationale and logic into this argument! 😁
As Robert Baron would aptly say - violence without the paperwork
Typical day at Ibrox stadium or celtic Park.
Great movie man
"Irish...."
Patrick McGoodhan, who played Longshanks, was Irish by birth. He was born in the United States as his parents were Irish immigrants. After his birth, they relocated, and stayed, in Ireland.
Politicians all the same. Would stab you in the back at a moments notice for 5 English pounds lol
Sad part is people still betray like that..don’t seem to get better
This masterclass king defeated scotts just in 5 mins. Bravo 🤌
Beyaz, The Hammer of Scots.
maybe there was a Scott who fought in that battle ;) but the Battle took longer than 5 mins
Bravo? This is OK with you? What country are you from that you would down anyone trying to defend your country?
Who are the 'scotts'?
@@MsShoosh1does it matter?
Something like this must of been absolutely horrific (best case scenario)and brutal to be apart of and witness in real life.
Best film of Mel Gibson 😊👍
Apocalyptico is better about the ancient myans 👊
Sooo historically inaccurate, but so good too!!
No Scotsmen were harmed in this battle
so if your a peasant fighting another peasant, how do u know which side your suppose to fight? they all look the same 😂
It's kind of funny how both sides had allies betray them here. The Irish and Welsh on the English side, and the Scottish nobles on Wallace's side. Unfortunately for Wallace, their betrayal and Longshanks's willingness to sacrifice his own troops were the deciding factor in this particular fight.
Great movie! Longshanks fought out of greed and bigotry. The Scottish for freedom.
If only it was all so simple.
@@jimyeats At that time, it was Scotland fighting houseboys and their English masters.
I love how the Irish join forces with Wallace they want to be free too
The past catching up with the rebels.
Could the cavalry really not know they were standing in flammable pitch?
Gready rich nobles betraying there own people nothing much has changed eh rich get richer poor poorer
Whenever I see this movie all I can think of is that hilarious statue of William Wallace in Scotland 🤣
No blood,
No freedom...
Te Aviso !!! Ahora !!!
there were doing so well in the beginning.....😢
The Bruce wasn’t at the battle (there is no record he actually met Wallace), there were no Irish and the Scots fought in a fixed defensive formation. They repelled a number of cavalry charges before being undone by the Welsh longbow men.
The Scots defeat meant there was no chance of a Baliol return to the Scottish throne. If that had happened, Robert the Bruce couldn’t have taken the throne.
For better or worse, this defeat made the path of the Bruce easier.
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2.02 Sod you Wallace! 🤣
Es para valientes...
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Sempre a um judas traição é a pior covardia
A fucking fallacy, filmed in Ireland, the French Queen (Wallace shagged) on the English Throne was only ten years old at that time and still living in France.🏴🏴
For lands and a false promise...
i always wondered how do u know who the enemy is they for the most part look alike except the ones in armor.
I’m glad that game of thrones was able to put some time fighting with Braveheart otherwise Oldcap might have taken freedoms.
When you need loyal badasses to help after your own countrymen have betrayed you, call the Irish.
Said nobody, ever
Did William Wallace believe in God Braveheart love that movie
Yes he beieve
Yeah he was a Christian.
Wallace should've dealt with those 2 Nobelmen before he fought Longshanks, he wouldn't have been betrayed (in context to the film).
Patrick made a great king.
One of the best movies 🎬 ever for me, we all know it's not historically correct but who cares it's a movie.
Longshanks is darn good
So this is where the Scots Irish thing started.!!!!
Falkirk sterling two legendary scenes
😂 Stirling *
3:41
Lol! You so fuq'd
Fun fact: in the real battle the Irish did fight the Scots. When they filmed it however the Irish actors refused to show them fighting for the English.
Also, after Scotland won at Bannockburn they went on to invade Ireland for a few years......
Difference between real history and made up history....
Bruce helped liberate english controlled Ireland .
@@rippedtorn2310
Propaganda happened on both sides so you should be careful what you read
Most historians agree, the Scottish was really raiding Ireland not liberating it.
The guy who plays the king of England Longshanks is himself an Irishman lol.
All the armies were made up of extras from the Irish Army
Robert the Bruce was not at this battle. He did not betray William Wallace but he didn’t an awful lot to help him either. He did burn down Ayers in England so the English could not use the town on their way back from Scotland.
1:00 - Kaliber 44, Zakon Marii
Time to Play Age of Empires 2 - William Wallace lol
This really does some
Up the world where gold is thrown around , corrupt and will betray their own blood
When the king say to attack because he hás reserves...... This Mark me
I love this movie but it's a great example of why people shouldnt learn history from movies and TV. Most people knowledge of the slave trade comes right from the box set of roots
Bullseye my friend and look at the mess we have now. Lot of guilty parties(Africans) were left free of any blame according to that mess of a series.
I find it hard to believe that the English soldiers did not notice the ground was soaked in oil.
Love a bit of fiction
Bit of fiction there was loads of it in this film
👍
this noble general didnt wanted to kill his own people , not happy to call the archers after the kings orders , great acting tho.
FYI, no cgi
😢 0:45 poor horses
😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
When I first saw the inaccurate date at the start of this film, I thought oh dear. Not a good start. And sadly that continued throughout the movie. From the kilts, claymores, locations and characters. At least they got the right country.
it’s entertainment, not a history lesson.
@@anaccount8474 If it pretends to be a true story then it deserves to be ripped into.
Filmed in Ireland and Scotland
The one thing I don’t understand is why those Scottish nobles even showed up if they weren’t going to fight
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I think they missed a trick here, they were in the ranks, could have caused some damage!
The only ones I felt sorry for were the horses.
2:16 பெரிய துரோகம்😠
Kings crown looks like Burger kings.
Viva mis hijas mikaela y Davinia mi sangre
None of this happened. Except the part about the losing.
In Algeria we had a lot of gladiators like walas
Who's "walas" ?
....smh
@@Anthony-bw3mnWallace maybe?
McGoohan was so good as a baddie.