beautiful scene

my concern about this Moses Netflix series is this : Nowadays there are a lot of fake news, misinformation, disorientation, political and religious agendas all over the places. It has become very difficult for the new gens to have a change to know what is SOLID real, what is REAL history, and so on. Amongst all these new waves of misinformation is the fact that there are many Muslim brothers spreading all over KZbin ( Media in general) saying that back in the day, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, The Promised Land, Israel, Israelites were all MUSLIM; and that alone becomes fuel for heated discussions which can never be stopped. I have always learned that the folks around Moses (and himself) during that period of the Exodus from Egypt and the folks around Jesus (and himself) were all JEWISH. Islam was NOT a word back then. Islam was first ever mentioned , created after Mohamad was born, roughly 2000 years After MOSES. I Guess Netflix should at least NOT be hiding or embarrassed or whatever for at least feature the TRUTH at least ONCE (saying : " the Children of Israel, the slaves in Egypt, the folks exiting Egypt, the folks with Moses, the folks looking for the "promised Land" were all JEWISH, so the new gens growing now and learning could have a least a beacon of LIGHT towards reality. ( I AM NOT JEWISH, BTW). It is like saying Abraham was Christian!! or Saying Moses was Christian. NOPE, they WEREN'T. They were all JEWISH. Christianity started AFTER Jesus was born. Islam started about 6-7 centuries later AFTER Mohammad was born. BROS need to be this straight. The MEDIA Wave nowadays telling those Biblical figures back then were NOT Jewish but Muslim is growing (G R O W I N G -- attention to this word) exponentially much faster than comparing to the MEDIA Wave telling the truth about those "antique" folks being actually JEWISH.

What a great Battle Scene of the film!

Byzantine people are my ancestors!

Good they let Harald fight him instead of Leif. Leif would have destroyed the Emir with little effort. The guy was basically deus ex machina. When he appears for a conflict things get done. Guy was basicaly a force of nature.

Who made this bag of ass? I’ve taken better shits after eating Chipotle.

I am Harald HARDRADA! HARDRADA! HARDRADA! HARDRADA!!

This is such a bad movie, even the guillotine is completely wrong!

Cecile, sainte patronne des "arts" ; 'nissan' lavis aimee de Devillers Ford des bois jonathan NAssogne , animateur de la Bete Napoleon (2023) Marie

not satisfying scene,vikings fighting for a bad guy

For some reason, the way the consort is so dominant and so motherly-stern to Anjin-sama seems hot as f0ck to me.

What website do find this movie in English Dub

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W scene

That’s how Palpatine got his distinctive look

even hitler was having one

So many inaccuracies

That was for my personal favourite gladiator who wver existed in history. Spartacus

This was the first movie featuring the flying guillotine that I saw as a kid, and my first Carter Wong movie too. Love this one!

Could be worse.

La peine de mort pour la psychiatrie !

Valérie Lemercier marie Antoinette Valérie Xi Jiping.

Vive la révolution française.

Brain stays active for around 10 seconds after decapitation. Meaning you would feel and see everything but wont be able to talk or scream because you have no lungs connected.

Siegfried REALLY hated Uthred after this. Can’t blame him, probably his w-nking arm. 😂

The Colombian War of Independence was a rebellion against Spanish rule that began in 1810 and ended in 1819 with the defeat of the Spanish by revolutionary leader Simón Bolívar: Rebellion begins On July 20, 1810, the Junta de Santa Fe was formed in Santa Fe de Bogota to govern the territory autonomously from Spain. This event inspired similar independence movements across Latin America. Spanish reconquest In 1815-1816, the Spanish reconquered New Granada after the Napoleonic Wars ended. Bolívar's victory In 1819, Bolívar invaded Colombia and defeated the Spanish forces at the Battle of Boyacá. He also won the Battle of Carabobo in Venezuela in 1821 and the Battle of Pichincha in Ecuador in 1822.

Excuse me,title is not good,is not Huns,are Tatars...

I love that momentariness, deciduous in deep contemplative thought, ephemeral, before they shout Odin, commencing into battle.

As sexist as it may sound, every single man wants a woman who wants nothing to do with him unless it's to ride or die in a heartbeat.😊

Some how I didn’t realise who Harold was until this episode . Despite the fact we saw young William and some how I also didn’t notice the name Godwinson .

Hihi

..wow wasnt expecting it to be that bad.

Interesting

From an historical point of view; awful.

Broke covanet

Generals

Fell

By the thousands entered

Netflix sucks at history, this is riddled with historical inaccuracy for one, No pharoah ever died in the red sea, Ramses certainly didnt alot of evidence to support it lol. So what does that mean? The exodus is a lie or it wasnt ramses, The historians and theologist in this documentary know nothing about history.

Neighbor hood

Past. Present. No futhur just now

Mixed

Movies about histories

I love the guy urging Murdock to go harder.

This is so cool but also terrifying

I come back to this scene often. I would so love to be feeling that Whip!

Who's got some superglue?

du nimpporte quoi..cheuveux long???

Американцы даже не знают как выглядит гельятина😊😂

The Reign of Terror was horrific. They couldn't guillotine people fast enough so they staged mass drownings in the Loire River at Nantes between November 1793 and February 1794.