"This is disgusting" was critique of Bismarck's overt manipulation of the Kaiser, and everyone else's in the room either falling for it or not acting against it

Didn't recognize Tom Selleck without the mustache

patton was a joke of a leader, real solders hated him

Loved the movie. Selleck was great but that was the second worst Patton ever after Kelsey Grammer.

Ike couldn't handle the truth. History vindicated, Patton.

Disraeli, Bismarck .... these gigantic albeit very masculine figures belong to an earlier age of political and intellectual and diplomatic genius. Love andrea

Patton was an idiot

They shound have taken an actor lokking like Patton.

This scene still gives me chill bumps

''20 part War & Peace'' 😢

Lol the USA didn’t have problems with racialism at this time, and they definitely viewed the Anglosphere as the superior one. Complete fiction.

Sir Horatio Manners

Patton lovers getting triggered by this scene. Guy was a chump. How's the flames below George?

Personally I like Tom Selleck here and I like Gerald McRaney . So Gerald isn’t George C Scott . He still delivered his lines well and cracked me up in parts as did Tom Selleck when he told him to shut up !

What is the name of this TV Series?

"Dan! Bring up some cans of peaches and we'll celebrate getting the Hoopleheads buying that canal"

fuking libtard

In this scene Patton is begging Ike not to send him home. Outside afterward he was back to swaggering and boasting that he put one over on Eisenhower.

Honour and reputations were at stake when men ruled absent emotions.

Patton was right.

Dont mess with the Jews

Remember when politicians use to actually care about Americans? Me either, I was born in the 90’s

English people paid

what's the name of this film?

Eisenhower was such a bitch.... Patton should have been in charge and the war would have been over alot sooner

Wyatt Earp. I say hear me. Let the ear hear of work to be done around the world. My Earp's. WE and my ears. Hell is coming with me literally, not a movie. There is work to be done. I say hear me my Earp's, my ears. WY is att the ear pieces, Jesuit and Freemason. I will pick up your ear and place it on your head, my company. You see that? And hell is coming with me. ■LLXIIX77□

A great general

Wow, Think they tickled Wyat off! John P.

what is the title of the whole Film?

All of the die-hard Patton riders really saying “We fought the wrong enemy!” really are out of touch. Yes, we can all agree that communism is bad and we knew we were going to have to deal with it one way or another, many American generals like Ike didn’t trust the USSR and its intentions either. Yes, we didn’t trust the Soviets and despised their communist ideology but instigating another war with them with is just suicidal behavior that would result in more bloodshed and casualties. Many American and Soviet soldiers wanted to go home after the war Plus “We fought the wrong enemy!” So are you saying that Nazis should have been our friends? You would rather be friends with a bunch of war criminals bent on war and genocide? The war was not even about “woke feelings being hurt” type bullshit, Hitler started a war with the intent of spreading destruction and violence all for his “Aryan race supremacy” bullshit

"That's not fair, Ike..." === "It *IS* if it's *TRUE* ..." 💯🏴‍☠

Isn't cool when people actually enforce the law?

Be us and the Brits to put the world back togther ? Erm ... our own people had almost starved in the U boat war . The " blitzs " had destroyed most of our country . We had to rebuild ourselves

Far more accurate depiction of Patton than the actual movie. Especially his voice

Patton was right.

Wow....patton was right

What movie is this

Political influence favoring Stalin.

Patton was right

Anyone who believes Eisenhower would EVER have had the courage to talk to ANYONE this way (much less Patton) is an absolute fool. Anyone who believes Patton would beg anyman, much less Eisenhower is also ignorant.

After the war we asked the German generals who they thought was our best General....it was unanimous..General Patton

The capital of Russia at that time was St Petersburg, not Moscow.

In life you have to do a lot of things you don’t f**king want to do. Many times, that’s what the f**k life is… one vile f**king task after another.

Wonderful understated tension.

General Winter

I never realized that Napoleon brought such English marshals on his Russian campaign, no wonder he lost

Winners are grinners, losers are French.

what movie is this from?

The idea of men crying over whether or whether to not order the further deaths of people. Correct word, Moltke, incorrect sentiment.

Napoleon's plan for the invasion of Russia was pretty brainless. Obviously, his intent was not to conquer it but to force Alexander t keep to the Continental System, but in a scenario like this, you either go all in or not at all. Nappy should have made an alliance with the Finns and the Ottomans, enemies of Imperial Russia, and only invaded to Smolensk that year. Then he should have rebuilt his logistics and invaded the rest the next year. Or gone right for Saint Petersburg instead, not...Moscow? What? Chasing Kutuzov forever into the interior when it should have been obvious to him to stop pursuing the dude. And his battle plan for Borodino was bizarre. And so he lost most of his army before he even got to Moscow. But this Napoleon had fallen victim to his own legend. He was no the same commander of five or ten years earlier. He still had it in him, however, as the astonishing Six Days' Campaign of 1814 demonstrated.