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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
6-7/10 Solid movie, just a few issues that keep it from being great.
As a fan of cinema, it's a 10. Fantastic writing, directing, and acting. As a Historian and History teacher, this scene is one of the few accurate ones in the film as there is often a misguided notion that all colonists were anti-british "Americans" waving the flag and crying about "Freedom". There were many who viewed themselves as loyal British subjects and would have been fine keeping it that way. The rest of the film, total bullshit. lol!
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10 I like it ❤from philippines
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"Why should I trade one tyrant 3000 miles away for 3000 tyrants one mile away?"
"An elected legislature can trample a man's rights as easily as a king can."
These lines live rent free in my head today.
Our tyrants are in Washington
This aged well
now that i'm an adult this sentence, hurts me now, because i voted for those 3,000 tyrants and i regretted voting them in they're position.
It echos in my head daily.
@@josephdonnieconjuradoyep the elected officials in both parties have trampled on our rights far worse than the government of King George did to the colonies
"I'm a parent, I haven't got the luxury of principles" for the first time watching it not having kids, watching with your kids hits differently
Parent of 3, I’d seriously think twice before signing up by choice, my youngest 2 years old, can’t see her without me.
I wholeheartedly agree. Hell, I'm a law enforcement officer and I go to work every day not knowing if I will be coming home. It's the same feeling.
I can absolutely appreciate that. I hope this finds you and yours well.
This exactly. I remember when this movie first came out, I was 16 then, I thought "What a coward. An absolute coward."........fast forward and now I have children of my own, mid 30s, and it hit me........what exactly was he to do in that moment? He is a single father of 6 children, if he were to leave then the children would be quite literally alone to fend for themselves. He has a profound point here. Had he a wife, he COULD go, but in his situation in this scene, he couldn't. He did not, in that very moment, have the luxury of principles.
That only applies in context with this film... otherwise, it really makes no sense generally speaking.
I'm seeing a lot of videos on The Patriot in my feed recently, and I'm not mad at it.
Sameeeeeeee 😂
I just said the same thing lol means we got to watch it… algorithm coming thru, maybe it’s even deeper than that and we r going to be at war soon here
@Squatch34 God, I hope not. America as she is as a whole right now is too soft for that...
@@jaebassist ya I agree I meant a war here…. We all know how more divided we’re getting… throw in 15 million illegal immigrants who we have no idea who they r that have come in… 🤷 I don’t have a good feeling about this great country
@Squatch34 I figured, and sadly/honestly, we do seem unfortunately ripe for a civil war here. People just can't put away their differences =/
"I'm a parent. I haven't got the luxury of principles" hits a lot harder as a parent now.
That only applies in context with this film... otherwise, it really makes no sense generally speaking.
@@BMFstudiosNYC Depends on life experience and hardships
If you are a parent in the military, what then?
You aren't kidding there...
yes, Unprincipled parenting seems to be the norm in the United States.
"Wars are not fought only by childless men." This statement hits so hard, I can't describe it.
Men who fight wars are the last to advocate for it because they know the true cost.
Yep..
True.
Tell that to the Germans, Hitler and the NSDAP was mostly made up of veterans who formed units like the SA, let's not forget the Freikorps too. Most of the WWII Wehrmacht officers also were soldiers in WWI.
@@braziliankaiser8304 Things are a little different, if you didn't do what Hitler said you were going to be killed right?
I second that!
1:00 - 1:25
I like how the Colonel wasn't quick to go along with disrespecting Benjamin even though he was disagreeing with the Colonels intentions. A weaker, smaller man would've said nothing or gone along with referring to him as a coward in order to win favor with the crowd.... but he choose to defend Benjamins right to speak and held him up in high regard even though what he had to say was counterproductive to what he wanted. Thats the sign of a good man!
I wish there were more people like that. We need them today more than ever.
He was carrying a vote. Even though they were friends and stood up for him for that reason, he also did so in the hopes he would vote yes.
@@uni4rm I think it was more out of respect for the man. Men were build differently than men today, or even men fifty or sixty years ago.
I love how Colonel Harry Burwell after debating Benjamin Martin about being a patriot then stands up for his bravery and character against Mr Middleton who implied that he was afraid of a war. It's an honesty and integrity in debating that I sadly feel we have permanently lost with debating with people who disagree with us that has degraded into little more then name calling and ad hominem attacks today.
And later, Cornwallis is occupying his home. He makes mention of being at Middleton place
Say what you want about Mel Gibson but he's a phenomenal actor. Chris Cooper is no slouch either. And this movie while not 100% historically accurate is one of the best movies about the revolution. I do need to point out that while Harry is correct about Bunker Hill(Breeds Hill more accurately), the British looked at the colonists the same way after that battle and how even though out matched, out gunned, and out manned the Americans nearly won the battle.
And Director
I’ve got nothing to say bad about Mel, everything he says is true. On top of that, he’s a wonderful actor director
Mel Gibson is a great actor, director, and man. One of the very few among in his profession(s) that I believe to be honest & honorable. I've never said anything negative about him, and I doubt I ever will. Because he has always spoken truth... even when laid low and hurting. How many men can say the same?
It's about 10% accurate and about 90% anti-British lol.
@@kylejones7 the British were the enemy, genius.
This hits so hard now that I have kids. The fire and passionate resolve of my youth has been tempered not by fear for myself, but out of a protective concern for my children. It is hard to pick a fight, knowing that your kids might end up in the crossfire, even if you know that fight is warranted. He had seen the brutalities of war first hand and did not want his children to ever have to see the same, or worse yet to lose him to battle and be left alone in the world in the midst of war.
Given the climate of this country those words were very powerful.
Please stop.
@@joeaardvark9214 Why?
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Well spoken Sir.
I live in Australia and unfortunately see my great country take the same path.
Agreed
@@joeaardvark9214 Please pull your head out of the sand. This country is seriously divided right now. The results of the presidential election on November 5 could possibly trigger a civil war...no matter who wins. You should wake up to that fact. Could be a long winter ahead, sir.
“An elected legislature can trample a man’s rights as easily as a King can.”
Boy in the post Covid world doesn’t that just hit different.
New age , they control everything now 😞
Yep. They knew it from the corruption of the Senate in the late Roman Republic, we know it now from an oligarchy in our establishment politicians who continuously disregard the interests of their constituents to focus on their own corrupt gain.
And we didn't even "elect" Tony Fauci and the CDC who were pushing those draconian mandates
really covid? Not Jim crow laws? Not drug laws? Not the repealing of rights... Covid? Really? How young or dumb are you?
This age like fine wine 💯🫡😋 cause isnt the same legislation doing the exact thing??
Me at 20: "Mel Gibson's character is such a coward"
Me at 43, now with 4 kids: "Oh, I get it now."
wow you were really stupid with 20. Thank god I was not
Sadly, as a parent, you find yourself between a rock and a hard place. If there be war may it be in my time, that there may be peace in my children's time.
You damn well know in the next five years, all males will be war conscripts and the women will be slores.
Not only him being a parent but having the experience of the cost and pain of war. A true man will not desire, revel, or rejoice in conflict though he doesn't shy away from it when he needs to. Great movie!
This and brave heart are my two absolute favorites. Just great films!!
apocalypto, too🦹🏾♂️
Such a great movie. Watched it many times.
Should be played in every social studies class.
One of my favorite movies.
In my youth, I was a war hawk. Now, I fully understand why he's advocating so hard for peace.
I’m not a Roland Emmerich fan at all BUT this film is exceptional.
The Title Tag says: Mel Gibson advocates for peace in America.
It was Benjamin Martin.The character Mel Gibson was playing in the movie.
Loosely based on the Swamp Fox (Francis Marion).... I think
Temperance sign of a true stoic personality
It goes to show that he is a man who seen his fair share of war and its aftermath. Having survived that he is unwilling to sacrifice his children to suffer such fates as he had seen many other innocents suffer in the cause of war
I remember that he followed what he believed to be true. He never said fighting was bad, he said I’m a father and I have to protect them. Heath say he’s hiding behind them is unfair because he doesn’t until later understand why his father was so determined not to fight. His goal was to protect those he loved even at the expense of this principles. I think it’s after Anne and the town are murdered that heaths character truly understands where his father was coming from in this scene.
Unfortunately, that came too late, as the man became obsessed with revenge, in his dad's style, no less. Cost him his entire team, and not only that, he thought he could take his time and make all the noise he wanted when he got up close to Tavington to finish him off. We know how that went...
That's basically selfishness . He fought only for his family not his country
Founding fathers of America: "We want peace, independent and trade all the nations."
People running of America: "We don't want peace, we want trouble!"
more like
prepare for trouble,
and make it double!
Are you 12?
@@joeaardvark9214no, but the kid you sleep with is!!!
@@bigdaddystovepipe Nobody was talking to you hahaha. Awww you're so upset.
The US is nearly 250 years old, in all that time we've had only 17 years not at war.
Just curious, Benjamin Martin-Does anyone think he’s a coward for Not wanting to go to War? Probably most of the people in this meeting think so, except the Colonel who is speaking, Because-he knows Benjamin and knows he has his Reasons, Benjamin Has already seen and fought war in the past, some of his actions in the French and Indian war still bother him
Those who know him know his true character. Also, and I point to Mr. Middleton here, people like Middleton are the ones who wouldn't be taking up arms so it's easy for him to say Benjamin is afraid. Also, in Ben's mind who is someone who fought in the British army, fighting a war with the world's greatest military force at the time was foolhardy and he, in his mind, knew that once the Brits won conditions would be considerably worse.
That's i always shake my head when a trump supporter says joe biden is a weak president. Avoiding a war to save billions is the choice of a true leader instead of playing a tough guy with power and being the first to run. Make no mistake, if it comes down to war. Joe biden is probably already prepared to react. It's always better to take the humble route and surprise the enemy than to have the enemy expect the outcome.
When I first watched this as a teenager I thought he was 100% a coward. Now in my late 30s....I understand him. I am also now 100% antiwar in almost all situations.
@SS-dm5iy I never thought he was a coward nor am I anti war. There will always be a time when war is justified.
@@ONETimothy2.12-14 Sure. I am anti-modern war where blood is shed to enrich the elite. War of self defense is always justified. War over rights violations is justified. War for politics and influence is not.
I always loved those little tunes in this movie. I'd have gotten along famously back in those days
It's not like the movies. Medicine was very crude. You don't even want to think about teeth problems etc.
You wouldn’t last a week back then
You must be a rich and white male then.
"an elected legislature can trample a mans rights as easily as a king can"
Not entirely true but very close to accurate, it takes generations.
Oh it's entirely true. Just look around. Our rights are trampled on on a daily basis and we do nothing.
I was looking for this...... this is what our forefathers were trying to warn us about. :(
It's true look it up
About 80 years now, not many more geneeations to go
Actually its easier for elected officials because there's more than one perpetrator and no one you can directly blame
No truer words were ever spoken in the first 30 seconds. Exactly what we have now.
You are insane if you think 100 people can trample peoples rights as easily as a king. Its so idiotic.
@@Maul3rXnot only is it true, the nature of the electorate actually makes it more bulletproof of an idea than a monarchy. Of 100 men let's say in Congress, who do you directly hold accountable for a problematic piece of legislation being passed through one way or another?
@@Maul3rXit’s time to wake up, and look at the world around you and you’ll see how very accurate and true this is
@@MsDragonbal776 When you say "problematic piece of legislation," is that your opinion, or the opinion of every citizen? Your inability to stop legislation is not always a sign of authoritarianism, but is often a sign of a working democratic process. Why would you not want your government to be a bulletproof idea? Monarchy was fraught with tyrants and instability. I would rather the option be that we vote for our representatives rather than obey a monarch.
@@Maul3rX It's insane to even think that back then as well, George III was the puppet for Britain, he never had any real power, the British government and parliament were the guys in charge, but you Americans need to have a big baddy figurehead to spin to your narrative don't you?
I’m grateful to be part of such a loving community. God bless you all.
Washington knew, and was summarily informed by my ancestor who initiated George's first military intelligence network, that Colonial resources weren't up to the task. When uninformed firebrands cast votes and move before preparations can be made, starts are always precarious at best. Likely why we lost so many battles at the onset. We learned much during that war about asymmetric warfare.
We may have lost battles at the onset but the most important one, Lexington and Concord, the colonists won. Had the colonists lost that battle the revolution would have been over before it started.
Tryin to flex but just sounds like bs
Yup but those lost battles are what galvanized Washington to become the leader he became . Truly a titan of a man back then and definitely now.
Even though he was the most qualified man for the war, he went against it because he and his sons would be fighting it. At the end of the day he probably lost more than he gained with two sons dead
Think about that for a minute. Kids younger than Thomas would be fighting this war. Nowadays males in their 20's curl up into a ball and form crying circles whenever they see a MAGA hat.
We need these men more than ever in today’s politics.
The fact is both make valid points going to war isnt something to encourage and should be treated as last resort
On the other hand the British Crown literally refused to listen to any other form of negotiation and never would have
The British crown weren't even the guys in charge, that's the mistake you Americans always make, it was Parliament that were the real guys in power of Britain not George III.
Always wished they did a prequel to this to tell the story of his reputation.
I remember watching this as a kid, my dad pointed out the continuity error at 4:06 to me and I can never unsee it
As a father I can sympathize greatly, I would suffer a great deal of indignity before I made a decision which would bring war to my family's doorstep, especially considering that when it came I'd be enlisted and deployed far from them.
In a short 6 minutes you leaned what kind of men are each of these characters. The dialogue is absolutely superb.
Any parent can relate to his passionate speech here. It's one thing to engage in self sacrifice. It's quite another to put your family on the block.
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What modern Americans don’t remember, or chose to forget, is that half of the population of the colonies thought FOR Britain, not against. This was a civil war. They were British against British. We even shared the same accent: the ‘English’ accent we know now came about a century later.
the colonists that fought against the British were considered insurrectionists. Had the war been lost, history would have seen them as such.
I see the American revolution in the same light as I see the great War, needless bloodshed. The British, the West is stronger as one.
@kavanbrown3149 No, we are not one.
@@kavanbrown3149 all war is pointless bloodshed, however, when a people are pushed long enough and ignored, they will revolt against the powers that be. The American colonists were driven to that
Yes. Only half was Pro independence. And German mercenarys were a big Part of English troops.
A powerful and sensible speach. Politics sacrifices so much in the name of principle, usually without much principle.
Son: “Father, I thought you were a man of principles.”
Father: “Perhaps, when you have a family of your own, you’ll understand.”
Son: “When I have a family of my own, I won’t hide behind them.”
My father would beat my ass!!!
That’s something I would tell my dad
This movie concept is becoming true every damn day or year
Many of the Founding Fathers if I'm not mistaken felt this way and it was firebrands on both sides who drove all over the edge?
Washington himself called it a civil war at one point and was depressed by it all.
Given that "American's" didn't just fall out of a tree, that they where all British (which means America today is no longer American, and its showing) it was clearly a Civil War, calling it a war of independence was probably the greatest propaganda trick of all. Mind you Britain calling itself "The worlds oldest Democracy" is also pure fiction.
No sensible person wants to go to war. Especially if they actually have to go themselves. It's something we've lost in modern times, no one deciding on war ever has to go and actually be a part of it.
@@Calekoflight Heck, George Bush weaseled his way out and went in of lies.
It is true, however, that the American colonial leaders did try to reconcile with the Crown. Read up on the Olive Branch Petition. But the king decided to disarm the colonists by force. And that the colonists simply could not allow, for it would leave them at the mercy of the king's troops and Native American tribes. Even at Lexington Green, Capt. Parker ordered his men not to fire unless fired upon. But fired upon they were, and after that the whole powder keg exploded.
He called it a civil war because up to that point, all of the colonists considered themselves to be Englishmen, with the rights of Englishmen. That's why there were people who were pissed off when the King revoked their colonial charters and then denied them representation in Parliament.
4:06
4:10
Yo hes facing him in one shot and turns around the next shot 😂
He knows what war means.
It is no game.
The videos of Oct 7th show in detail what used to be glossed over in one sentence of a history book.
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The videos since* Oct 7th, fixed it for ya.
35,000 and counting
@mohamedalahmadani5174 yeah, that's a good start
Yes, and just like the history in our books, the crimes of the Palestinians will be glorified, denied, or forgotten. We mourn our dead & move on to the next tragedy, learning nothing
"Children will learn of it with their own eyes, and the innocent will die with the rest of us" is probably the most gut-wrenching line of this entire scene. It's sad how many lives were lost. But an amazing happened out of this, America became an independent nation!
Awesome movie! 🎉
These men would turn in their graves if they could see the United States now.
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Free colored men, woman have voting and property rights. I can only imagine how the founders would react to it all lol
They are literally legends in history. Now it’s a Netflix series
He was the bravest man to stand up for peace and family. The villain pushed him hard to fight them.
Amen
I think this one is 10x better than Civil War 2024
23 👍's up thank you for sharing 😅
He knew what was coming because he is a warrior. Fought many times before coming to this moment in his life. And in the end lost two things dear to his heart. Being a parent changed him. As it should.
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Beautiful scene.
Growing up is understanding how correct he was. Democracy was not what I thought it was as a child.
At 4:33 what song is being played in the background It's like a fife or a flute
Such an amazing masterpiece. He really loved his family. A shame his kid did not see his father’s true intention. It’s like having a parent who does not want to enlist in the military and then you have a kid that badly wants to enlist.
This film's, story's time has come. Oh Heavenly Father above, I beseech thee to listen to our heartbeat as we fight to be heard to keep out Freedoms given to us by You Father. ❤
It's funny. I first watched this show when I was 14, and I totally sided with his sons enthusiasm for enlisting. Now I'm nearly 40 with two kids of my own, and I totally get where Mel Gibson is coming from. Crazy.
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“An elected legislature can trample a man’s rights as well as a king can”
3:15 "That's it. I'm going to become the Joker."
When this movie came out I didn't really get what he meant. This scene hit entirely different today.
strong words..
- "Do you intend to enlist without my Permission?"
- "Yes, I do; I know you're a Man of Principle."
- "When you have a Family of your own, perhaps you'll understand."
- "When I have a Family of my own, I won't hide behind them."
The war was historically quite tiny in terms of casualties.
Since i wont fight i will not cast a vote for others to fight in my stead
He has 7 children... I am so jealous of that
Great movie.
"This from the same Captain Benjamin Martin who's fury was so famous during the Wilderness Campaign?!"
"I was intemperate in my youth..."
"Temperance can be a convenient disguise for fear."
Brilliant screenwriting. Underrated film!
I've been studying the REvolution for 50 years and I give it a 10. Why? Well, they don't get everything right, and there's the all-to-often in cinema "Rambo" sequence where the hero is up against apparant incompetants, BUT there isn't a thing shown in the film that didn't happen somewhere and sometime during the Revolutionary War, trust me on that.
In the end it's entertainment after all, meant to put "butts in seats" and to make money but if it gets the viewers interested in a semi-forgotten period in American history it will have done it's job. And honestly I enjoyed it.
America
Unite
Unions
Sometimes, you have to fight!
I can understand, not wanting your child to go off to battle.
Man… hard times. When I think of what all those brave men did for this great country… I really do not believe we now have enough men, in this day, who would sacrifice as these men did. There are some who would still fight for our country. But so many others who will not. So many others who live in this great country, reap the rewards with living in this great country. But none of them will fight for it🇺🇸💔. And the. Of course, the protesters…🤢
You’ve let the loud few with the microphone deceive you about the many in this country.
@@JF-jb2ln I hope so. I sincerely hope you are right.🇺🇸
Awake 300 miles
He was not advocating for peace. He was advocating for not going to war.
Road to become king
When I have a family of my own I won't hide behind them.
Yeah. We are parents. No luxury for principles.
Work hard and take care your family from external troubles.
Everyone in this scene was English
War wasn't the 1st option.
It should never be so.
We endure taxation without representation.
Totally agree.
Uh huh @chadlarson4149 but yet no one will go to their local or state legislature to demand some measure of changes. Sitting at home screaming change but not getting up to do anything about it does nothing bud.
@@Samuraith2077 Some have in the past. Achieved it successfully, then started advocating for others to do it, and were killed for it. I don't think you understand the nature of who you're dealing with.
@@chadlarson4149nah, that's just you creating a false boogeyman out of whatever federal authority of the day you know nothing about but are angry at regardless. All to disguise the fact that you never once held public office; always vote (on the rare occasion you bother to do so) for the first candidate who tells you your special but actually does nothing for you. Which just makes you angry because that's what the politicians you support want - your anger. If they actually fixed the tax code you wouldn't be angry and they'd have no power. Fortunately for them you'll never be willing to do any of the work required to educate yourself because your couch is too comfy so they'll have your impotent rage to use as a weapon for decades to come.
@@Samuraith2077I believe some people actually got off their couches on Jan. 6, 2021 to demand change but we all know how that turned out.
It's heartwarming to see an Australian care so much about American interests
Why do you get taxed? And before you answer that question, know and understand, where those taxes are going and why. Do not offer a weak explanation of roads or public services. Local taxes pay for those, and you should be fine with that, if they are used correctly. I'm talking about federal tax. And by the way, where is your representation in any case?
Military 14%
Social Security 22%
Medicare & Health 26%
Interest on the debt 13% (yay Trump tax cuts for the rich!)
Food stamps 9% (eg windfall for food industry)
Vets 4%
@@rospencer611 2 of those our Founding Fathers wrote into the documents, the rest were added on later as Fed govt ballooned (as with debt) and all to buy votes from needy dependent statists.
"An elected legislature can trample a man's rights as easily as a King can". A prophetic line right there
“When I have a family of my own I won’t hide behind them”
Spoken like everyone else until they have a family
Sh*t changes 😂
No
There are people who stick with their principles even when they have kids
Please check the list of fallen soldiers. They werent just childless people
My grandfather was there. He was looking for a job at the time when he stepped into the townhall. Mentioned that Cpt Martin was Hurtin fo a squirtin
Si vis pacem para bellum Mr. Martin..conflict will always exist and lead to war because humans are imperfect and will argue and that arguing will eventually turn to physical. War is inevitable whether we like it or not. All we can do is be prepared to the extreme for when it does happen.
I'm going to have to go back and watch this movie because I don't remember this scene.
Wake up America's history repeats it's self. America Stands Strong. In God I Trust 🙏🇺🇲
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My biggest issue with modern America is ; who would invade it ,if, it turned rogue ,or .....used concentration camps..started multiple wars etc ,punished those exposing crimes or spied on everyone.....
No one can invade the continental united states. It literally would not work from a military or geographical standpoint.
A lot of that has been used and are used.
The answe is obviously no one.
We're already being invaded over our southern border. Not just by central and South Americans, but also Chinese and Iranian individuals.
Hi
Many die for the future to be free!
That is why freedom is so revered here in America.
The Land of the Free!
The home of the Brave!
My god how cringy, you don't think Britain had all them traits?
"I have seen war. I have seen war on land and sea. I have seen blood running from the wounded. I have seen men coughing out their gassed lungs. I have seen the dead in the mud. I have seen cities destroyed. I have seen two hundred limping, exhausted men come out of line-the survivors of a regiment of one thousand that went forward forty-eight hours before. I have seen children starving. I have seen the agony of mothers and wives. I hate war.
I have passed unnumbered hours, I shall pass unnumbered hours, thinking and planning how war may be kept from this Nation."
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT- Address at Chautauqua, N.Y.- August 14, 1936
and yet Pearl Harbor and the rest
Wow, what a fucking crippled hypocrite.
he was only waiting for the right excuse... the radar worked... he had advanced warning...
Damn fine movie