XIII, he is one with the Force and the Force with him.❤💎❤

Thirteen!

0:27 When someone asks if you miss being in the Marine Corps.

So about that….i have some very bad news for you 😓

Antoine Fuqua directed Training Day, but David Ayer wrote it

What a voice, what a presence. Forever he will be Baylan & Titus.

It should also be noted that this movie dealt with 4 common tank battles: from the air (opening), shield for flanking infintry, tank vs tank (and also pays respect to the differences in armor and firepower), and as a fortress against infantry. I think it adds variety and allows the characters to show their make in different scenarios. Also, at the end, Machine wouldn't release his (Wardaddy's) revolver to the medic, showing both the trauma and honor towards Wardaddy.

He researched the planet at the Jedi Temple.

There is a another movie it's not the best but it shows more tank battles it called saints and soldiers the void

Middle aged masters to young padawans around 20s

Imagine if Baylan, on this Ancient World, brings a New reality to the SW Universe 🔥 Interesting

He stands on "the father" in the end, so I think he is lookikg for the son 👍

sorry but no. its a good movie that could have been great if not the poor ending. the ending itself ruin this movie. and also. there are alot of innacrucies like there are 5 members in the tank while there needs to be 4

it is a masterpiece x

No, it isn't. What is it?... In a word: unrealistic.

This show looks like it was dog shit 💩...r.i.p. Blackbeard /Punisher !

I bought Fury on DVD . Totally outstandig . Highly recomenned

When you know military life, this movie strikes a very different and personal cord after watching it. Just listening to the characters talk to each other is so accurate. How they go from yelling and shitting on each other, to joking around and laughing together so often is very military accurate. The actors did a amazing job at portraying a bond the crew has together

He was one of my favorite actors of all time. He was really good in king author as well.

It is not. Unrealistic in many ways, especially from the German soldiers in the "last stand" scene... . It is technically very good to okay but that's it.

The characters are super stereotypical. Everything is just so predectible. The fighting scnes (especially the last scene) doens't make any sense (the german army is just behaving beyond stupid). It's litterally one of the worst films I've ever seen. Don't get how you like it...

I'm watching this series for the first time in 2024 it's pretty ridiculous with all the cameos and all the just nonsense that's going on

The whole takes place in riughly 24 hours. And it opens and closes with a man on a pale horse, ie death.

LOL To each their own. Like several others here I'm also a former tank crewman. This movie had great acting, and did an excellent job at showing the bond between tank crewman, but the assenine take on historical accuracy ruined the movie for me. The movie gets worse each time I try to give it another chance and watch it again.

He could have been cast as Darth Viciate in an Old Republic version, his presence was very Imperial royalty.

whatever you did with the audio, well done. Their voices sound like they are whispering it right in my ears so clearly.

I agree, this was a masterpiece; from the degenerative behavior of Jon Bernthal to the humanity displayed by Logan Lerman & the action scenes. And as was mentioned by the host , Brad Pitts moments of visual emotional silence or a momentary stare, spoke volumes without words. An emotional rollercoaster throughout. Loved this movier & all that each character brought to it. And I repeat, Brads no dialog facial expressions/brief stares brought a depth to the movie you seldom see. As the old expression says- a picture is worth a thousand words .

In a time of shit content by Disney, this guy gave us a performance which was a breath of fresh air.

Mr Stevenson had the presence of sophistication in this role, he gave depth to his character

While I have never watched "Ahsoka", I have seen Ray Stevenson in numerous movies and he ALWAYS had a level of gravitas and sheer presence in everything he did. I remember first seeing him in the movie "King Arthur" as Dagonet and even though he didn't say much, he was impossible to ignore or forget. Same with his roles in "Rome" and "The Three Musketeers" and others, you were always aware of him. Watching these clips of him as Baylan Skoll, it is easy to see why so many absolutely LOVED his character. He was an amazing actor and will definitely be missed. RIP Ray.

Actually, it sucks. 😀

He alone made that show

he’s one with the force now with many of his comrades …and they still standing…and watching

Can't beat Rome Stevenson was quality

I would’ve LOVED a conversation between him and Luke

They were weeks from the war ending in Europe. Months for the Japanese theater.

Ray Stevenson single-handedly transformed what Disney tried and failed to explain in the Last Jedi movie into reality in the character of Baylan Skoll.

R.I.P. Ray Stevenson.

Loved him as Titus Pullo…….THIRTEEN! Ray knew how to wield a sword….fantastic seeing him with a lightsaber. Hoping to see more of him as Baylan Skoll….interesting character…. Sad to see him pass, and its almost a year now. Rest in Peace Ray ✨

A true Jedi master

OMG I so wanted to see his story play out such a great character, RIP Ray you Baylan Skoll to perfection

RIP, Ray Stevenson! Forgive me for switching genres but screw it! THIRTEEN! THIRTEEN! THIRTEEN!

Finally got a half decent dark jedi. Dies irl.

One of the best characters in all of star wars. Wedged into a not spectacular show. Unfortunate we did not get more of him.

For Ray, you had something that made many excited for Star Wars again, and you carried a special gravitas that rapidly earned you great respect. May the force be with you, always.

13!!!

13th

I liked his role as Polo in HBOs mini series Rome, a great character and he continued it here

RIP Ray

The only thing that I have a problem with it is the tank battle the tiger would have smashed the front then the back and wouldn’t have gone forward and they would have hung back and picked them off