A Knight's Tale: Losing

What’s happening in this movie clip?
William (Heath Ledger) purposefully loses all the battles in order to show his love for Jocelyn (Shannyn Sossamon).
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What’s the movie about?
William Thatcher (Heath Ledger), a peasant squire, wears his late master’s armor to impersonate him. He starts doing jousting tournaments.
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[@kyleabram2606]

"I'm going to lose everything!" "That's why it's called gambling."

[@frigginresulrum]

I'm only here for this quote because of the gamestop shenanigans last week.

[@TheColinChapman]

it's even funnier hearing this from someone who was walking along the street naked because he HAD lost everyting in gambling....

[@tresnonugroho6397]

Perfect chemistry between the five "main" casts.

[@PiNoYeBoy85]

"Oh god, I'd rather you were blind" If that doesn't make you chuckle, I don't know what will...

[@ProcrastinatingGuy]

He had better...Vision than him

[@axearttv7022]

ProcrastinatingGuy i understood that reference

[@jacosyutin3885]

I'll be honest, i have seen this movie before. But at the rate of this scene, i really don't see what is the point of losing for love anymore.

[@Chatterbox-94]

“What are you doing?” “Losing.” “I don’t understand.” “Neither do I.” The things some men do for the women they love.

[@CalebePriester]

I know men can love women, but can women love their men back? I don't think so, it doesn't look like they can. Women are very egoistic, you don't see women sacrificing themselves for men, actually they argue that we should sacrifice ouselves for them. We would do that if we were receiving love in return, but all we get from them is hate! Women are drunk with power, they want to rule over men, but that won't happen because Jesus Christ is a man, He's a MAN, he has a pen** and not a vagi**! Good luck!

[@Mav_F]

@@CalebePriester As a woman I agree with what you are saying but the women like me who is the opposite and do so much for a man, can't get a man. As the saying goes, treat them mean and keep them keen. So I guess men like bad womens attitudes.

[@CalebePriester]

@@Mav_F If the guy only wants sex then a bad girl /woman will do, but know this, no man in his right mind wants to merry a promiscuous girl/woman. The world today is a bad place for relationships because people have so many partners that it gets to a point where is very disgusting to go out with a chick or a guy because they probably had like countless partners before you. So when a man finds a girl who ir still a virgin it's like winning in the lottery! I guess the same apllies to women, when they find a nice guy it is like winning in the lottery. I don't like the results of the sexual liberation movement because now the world is fucked up even more.

[@MetulManiac]

The things some women put their men through to test their loyalty. It's abuse is what it is.

[@ghost.3409]

@@Mav_F Couldn't be further from the truth. Men want good, Virtuous, Beautiful, Respectful and obedient women, A Man should never abandon his mission for a female also. Do not let the Society fool you, Open your eyes and find a Good man.

[@Wyldone6984]

"Pain! Here's your pain!" Lmao!!!!

[@snoz8758]

STOP THIS MADNESS IN THE NAME OF YOUR KING

[@kenllacer]

I honestly prefer Kate the blacksmith. Now that's a strong independent woman!

[@Exeedra]

Same!

[@GITMachine]

Right?? She is beautiful.

[@terrancecloverfield6791]

Literally my thoughts too. What got lost in translation in 2022? Did Hollywood all collectively swore an oath to ingest Bleach?

[@nl-oc9ew]

She later went on to become an Executive at Madrigal Electromotive GmbH, and international drug trafficer.

[@cyborgtemplar1989]

overall, i prefer kate's appearance far more as well. Idc if she's strong or independent. she's just a chill individual you can go out and have a beer with, not worried if you'd offend her with every other thing you say.

[@Antimanele104]

Mike Ehrmantraut: That blacksmith... seems like I've seen her before and she gave me a list.

[@alessandroferlito3987]

2:47 the horse is like "oh sh*t here we go again" 🤣

[@incrediblefunk7220]

By that time, Jocelyn's quite literally rolling in the aisles! xD

[@mufaddalk87]

Never knew King Robert squired at jousts in alternate Universes.... man loves that tourney life.

[@gengis737]

This scene is directly coming from middle age novels, with noble women asking the beloved knight to accept humiliation (being exposed in a cart), pain (walking on the edge of a sword as a bridge), humility (competing anonymously in tournament) as proof of unquestioning love. Although unrealistic, they were deep ingrained in noble minds for centuries, to the point that some knights of 14th century, long after the mythical time of chivalry, spent a winter night in shirt outside the castle of their beloved - and fell deadly sick in the process.

[@kereminde]

I was re-watching Overly Sarcastic's videos recently, and there came a reference in her King Arthur video... where it's recounted in a story about Lancelot that Guinevere told him to lose and changed her mind, telling him to win it.

[@riverrojas2036]

Gotta love how the Joker, King Robert Baratheon, Vision, Lydia and K2SO are such a good team

[@aarons6935]

Gold 🤣

[@joep2590]

​@@aarons6935kate is Lydia from Breaking bad? 🤯

[@asian_gaming2047]

He is without doubt the biggest simp in human history lol

[@Yonkage-ik5qb]

The bits of lance kindling flying onto everyone over and over is cinematic genius.

[@aarons6935]

The casting for this movie is perfection.

[@tahonjo5796]

oh god. I'd rather you were blind. 😂😂

[@benjaminh.morgan3193]

“I’m gonna lose everything!” “That’s why it’s called gambling.”

[@albinodrow74]

This is the most perfect movie ever made.

[@gio2vanni86]

This movie is one of my hidden gems. Heath ledge and the cast were great with Shannyn Sossamon. I always had a serious crush on her for like ever.

[@Aethgeir]

I don't know, I kind of digging her maid more!

[@jackburton5483]

@@Aethgeiryes!

[@timbunker4061]

@@Aethgeirand Kate!

[@Wolfways]

@@timbunker4061 IMO Kate is the most beautiful by far.

[@alexcovid1912]

Jocelyn's friend sitting next to her is much hotter with less junkie vibe

[@Auzzie015]

I like how she and Roland had a thing going on throughout the movie.

[@incrediblefunk7220]

Nah, Jocelyn's the hottest.

[@mAdcaTzm4a1]

Kate is hotter

[@Syryu]

I mean technically speaking Jocelyn asked him to "lose" she didn't say how many rounds or matches he needed to lose specifically. The first hit demonstrated his willingness to lose for her, and seemed to satisfy her right away so Will could have continued on as usual and everyone would have been happy. The fact that Jocelyn sent Christiana after god knows how many rounds and hits means she could have sent her to tell Will she was satisfied with his devotion pretty much any time she wanted, but let him take major punishment. I understand she was in her feelings about just how much Will/Ulrich loves her or just sees her as another prize to win, which is a valid concern, since she doesn't know yet that Ulrich is just a genuine Thatcher's son who wants to be a knight. But at the same time, what use is a devoted lover who is crippled, maimed, or otherwise paralyzed for this devotion? A simple signal from Jocelyn saying "hey, that's enough I'm satisfied" would have saved Will a whole lot of trouble. Bottom line, acts of devotion for love are all well good, but proper communication and understanding are even better.

[@sandrols7]

If proper communication and understanding were involved, they wouldn't even have been in that situation. Will would have earlier been able to communicate just how he felt about her and how serious he was, but also that the tournament mattered to him also. But hey, healthy communications aren't what make plots in movies happen.

[@nigelcalpe]

proper communication and understanding will make boring movies or tv series shitty communication and understanding on the other hand gave us romeo and juliet , star trek , star wars , avatar the blue monkeys , avatar the not blue monkeys , braveheart , encanto( seriously the whole thing would last at least 30min if they just sit down and talk) and thats just what i can think off right now oh and a knight's tale

[@gengis737]

Proper communication and understanding have nothing to to in devotion

[@Regular_1094]

It could be a movie

[@Cpknightly2]

Yes true. But there are 3 rounds per omponent. So depending on how many knights have enterered would depend on how many matches there would be. And hopefully he's not knocked off the horse. 🌹❤️🙃

[@michelguevara151]

this is why one should never try to impress a woman, it will be your undoing.

[@countmoya5714]

A Simp's Tale

[@johnnyquest9517]

Lmao 🤣

[@Grudgebearer4life]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@MortSalazar]

Ofc Courting is simping Enjoy your maidenless existence

[@Im__Your__Huckleberry]

Somebody jelly

[@John.Kramer]

Damnnn

[@YazminM2222]

The faces of his friends 😂

[@spaceman9599]

"Put him down"

[@LilyZerep]

🤨 Jocelyn is sure lucky Will/Ulrich didn't die loosing for her.

[@oswinoswald42069]

2:51 Robert Baratheon and Lyanna Stark

[@nav7506]

Lydia Rodartr-Quayle actually lol

[@DaeceJ]

Confused why the blacksmith is better looking than the main love interest.

[@tem3111]

I've been wondering that for years.

[@joep2590]

The maid was hotter imho

[@Blokewood3]

I don't know how Will managed to win the tournament after losing all those matches. From the number of strikes he took, he must have lost at least 4 or 5 times.

[@nuraby_9228]

In the movie it's stated that despite Will losing, none of the other contenders were able to win enough matches to distance themselves from the rest of the field, so Will was able to catch up and win the tournament by going undefeated the rest of the way and got a little good luck with a few upsets with the other competing knights.

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

I mean technically he didn’t lose as he wasn’t unhorsed.

[@Blokewood3]

@@Beuwen_The_Dragon It isn't required to unhorse your opponent to win. Scoring more points in the bouts will also make a victory. That happened in the very first match: William didn't score any points at all, but Sir Ector was already 3 points ahead, so William's opponent couldn't catch up without unhorsing him.

[@adarshkamoda9183]

Cliche? Yes. Unique? Yes. Enjoyable? *YES YES* *YES* *YES YES*

[@CeltycSparrow]

I DO love how Princess Jocelyn tells William that to prove his love for her, he must lose the tournament and he allows himself to be struck by the lance a total of thirteen times (by my count) to prove himself worthy of her heart. William also shows his honor when he chooses to challenge Prince Edward at the joust (EVEN KNOWING that he's the future king). He allowed the prince to keep his dignity, and in the end, Prince Edward repays this noble deed by sparing William's life and telling everyone that William WAS of noble birth. Will shows honor and love to his father when he remembers his father's words to him from his childhood....that a man CAN change his stars. Although he is a humble thatcher, William's actions throughout the movie (to his father, to Edward, to Jocelyn, to his friends) shows that he is truly a man of honor.

[@zacharysilver3632]

Although you have to admit that making someone suffer severe injuries to prove their love for you is textbook domestic abuse.

[@heyhey439]

@@zacharysilver3632 He didn't have to lose. It was his choice.

[@marckempe2143]

And willingly jousting Edward was after William showed mercy to Edward when asked.

[@Kim_Jong_Un00136]

is it just me who thinks that Jocelyn's attendant is prettier than her??

[@kblargh]

She is.

[@brianwelch-qq3ti]

Yes she is

[@thesenate5913]

in an alternate universe some bloke manages to kill William and he dies just because some woman wanted him to lose

[@bernicetam2766]

I’m gonna lose everything! That’s why it’s called gambling. AAAAAHHHHHH!!!

[@jaybryan8140]

Lydia was a smithy in the past life

[@gsimon123]

She is sworn to carry our burdens...

[@mandomercs7]

2 actors who later both were in Star Wars. Pretty cool

[@bikibaws]

i thought william would end up with kate the blacksmith

[@ObsidianAngiris]

He may love her but she certainly DOESN’T love him

[@thetobynator1373]

Agreed. She enjoyed watching him in pain with each strike... *Gets hit* "He loves me..." *Doesn't tell him to stop "losing" and watches as he gets repeatedly hurt* That's a psycho bitch right there. The kind of women that would torch your car upon suspicion of you cheating...

[@aarons6935]

100%

[@incrediblefunk7220]

She loves screwing with him, though!

[@TheOmegakix]

Such wholesome movie!

[@incrediblefunk7220]

@2:34 - @2:41. I guess Jocelyn had the last laugh here. xD

[@Phelestat]

The Handmaiden is way prettier than the leading lady

[@theherrdark4834]

How many of the stars of A Knight's Tale ended up in popular fandom franchises? yes

[@Johnny_Sinns007]

till Robert Baratheon got killed by a pig 😂

[@publiusventidiusbassus1232]

Jocelyn was a pretty bland character, but making her go full narcissistic psycho and acting like it was "romantic" kinda killed the vibe of the movie for me. She's told men sometimes die in jousts and she demands this? In her own words, her idea of love is Will showing his "obedience" to her. By risking maiming or death, and being left economically destitute. Like a wise troubadour once said "Chase a ransom, never chase a harlot"

[@nottelling4828]

If ever there was a reason for men not to get too entangled with a woman, this video is it. Proving your love by selfless and caring acts is one thing, but being a door mat for punishment to "prove" something to a woman is nigh stupid. This scene fits more in a horror movie than a romantic interlude.

[@smartalec2001]

To be fair to her, she never told him to just stand in the way and get hit. That was his idea. She just asked him to lose. Pretty sure there's plenty of ways to do that without taking a hammering.

[@nottelling4828]

@@smartalec2001 Who is she to tell him how to prove his love? Once again, another woman worth avoiding in this world, albeit fictitious though she may be.

[@smartalec2001]

@@nottelling4828 How can you show someone you love them by doing things that are only important to you?

[@nottelling4828]

@@smartalec2001 That's a complete miswording of what I wrote. On that note, how can you claim to love someone when you purposely cause them pain to test their allegiance/loyalty/sincerity to you? She's a hateful woman, end of story.

[@gsimon123]

Everyone: Don't be with someone who demands you endure bodily harm, while being humiliated in public at your job, just to "prove" your love to them. They're toxic manipulative narcissists and any sane person wouldn't ask you to do that. Also, if it's about proving love, and this allegedly requires tremendous sacrifices and trials, ask what the other person is doing for you. When you realize it's NOTHING - you'll start to get it.

[@seldomsane5278]

It's a movie dude...

[@paulraines9635]

Unless you're a con artist, who's pretending to be rich and risking your life in order to make a fortune.

[@incrediblefunk7220]

That's not how it worked in the middles ages, bro.

[@GunnCarter91]

Objectively Heath's best movie

[@Entropy__]

Better than Dark Knight?

[@sweetpeach3649]

Jocelyn is such an unintentionally bad character, she really drags down the whole movie.

[@incrediblefunk7220]

If you don't like Jocelyn, you don't get the movie IMHO.

[@TheRealBDouble]

Isn't it weird to anyone else that she basically wanted him to get the crap kicked out of him to "prove" he loves her? Seems kind of cruel

[@incrediblefunk7220]

Check out @2:34 - @2:41. She was totally trolling him here. She knew exactly what she was doing. xD

[@TheRealBDouble]

​@@incrediblefunk7220Haha she straight up SMILED when she turned her head away after he got annihilated. That's cold-blooded

[@RD-kx2jt]

The blacksmith girl is the hottest one in this movie.

[@ashrimpcalledhank]

maturity does have have it's charms too

[@memoranda1]

i know right?.... when i first watched the movie....i kinda thought hmmmm Jocelyn's friend and the blacksmith girl seem to be the most attractive in this film......something is not quite right jajajajajajaja

[@accountnamewithheld]

@@ashrimpcalledhank She's not even that old.

[@ashrimpcalledhank]

@@accountnamewithheld that true but she's older then everyone else except maybe Roland. Shes old enough to be widowed. Early 30s i'd guess. Although Laura Fraiser was 26 or 27 while filming.

[@yaroisawayoflife]

What a simp for a 4

[@cjjonez]

She messing with that man's money. Always some goofy chick putting some lame at risk for their foolishness.

[@levistoner]

RIP Bettany’s vocal chords

[@chasewalton2558]

It’s funny most women what this kind of act of sacrifice from the “ right guy” but all the “wrong guys” just had to send a “you up” text

[@Cpknightly2]

Because..I love her.. 🌹❤️🙃

[@malenurse1999]

I like when she changes her mind. Don’t lose another match.

[@njjo1]

King Robert Baratheon during his squire years!

[@JBrander]

0:14 Vision when he defeated Ultron.

[@Tiagotaf]

2:56 Are you a woman or a blacksmith?? Actually, I prefer to trade meth. If we add overseas sales to the operation...

[@davidfeliciano4970]

OH MY GOD! I never even put that together. This made my day.

[@Yamaneko81]

Is she Lydia ? From breaking Bad?

[@Saeronor]

...also, I heard one can intimidate Chinese with a bunch of warships...

[@jackmitchelles2646]

I’m sorry I’m with the guys on this one, if a girl demands you risk a very violent and very painful death, or at the very least chronic shoulder pain, to prove your love SHE IS NOT WORTH IT. When you were a guy who looks like Heath Ledger you got plenty of other options available.

[@gratius1394]

Minus the fact that he's a commoner, of course. In those days being a low class really limited your options in life considerably. In fact, this whole romantic plot is dumb and doesn't make any sense at all but it's Hollywood so they make it work somehow anyway.

[@sbraypaynt]

Yeah that’s right Pick the rich prissy self-absorbed basic sadist and not the beautiful skill-full blacksmith

[@yasminthespiritsinger7704]

Love is love and love is blind. But in my opinion, Jocelyn is a fine young lady. Her and Kate are both fine honestly.

[@incrediblefunk7220]

Rich prissy self-absorbed basic sadist is more challenging and fun! ;)

[@christopheralmazardejesus7138]

She’s not worth dying for then…. He should realized that he could die just by letting him self lose…

[@silvio415]

Simpity-doo-dah

[@AllenHanPR]

Just Imagine this as modern day, it would be like a young Kobe doing well and a rich front row girl, tells Kobe to start missing.

[@LaneyStudios5]

You've gotta remember that this is set in the 14th century and these people are all nobility, a knight losing his honour and pride probably was the most romantic thing you could ask of someone, it's fucked up but that's 14th century logic

[@hugovader6727]

lose for me ... NOPE !!! the end

[@sayhellotomylitleful]

Lydia was so hot in the old days.

[@Jack-hd1zn]

Chaucer= The 14th century's Paul Heyman

[@massteel7483]

EL que es caballero, en todo momento lo es ok 👍

[@sarahbear3314]

People are forgetting that Jocelyn only asked Will to loose after he proclaimed that he would win the tournament for her. Jocelyn doesn’t care about Will being a jousting champion, she loves him regardless (further illustrated when she’s willing to leave her noble status behind and go live in poverty just to stay with him after he’s found out) She asks him to loose because it will prove that he’s willing to set aside material wealth, status and glory in favour of her affections. It would be easy for Will to win the tournament for her and he’d be risking nothing. Jocelyn has plenty of men claiming/willing to win the tournament for her and it doesn’t impress her because she’s knows deep down that they are truly winning for themselves and their own ego while seeing her as a prize for their winning. Her asking Will to loose is a test of his ego and overall values. So Will conceding and losing the match is actually a really romantic act on his part as it’s him showing that he values her request and love over his own glorification. As for why she let him take so much damage, well that’s because this is a movie and they wanted to have a funny montage of Heath Ledger getting knocked off a horse while the comic relief side characters spewed funny one liners.

[@Stujet013]

Wait, is that Robert Barratheon?

[@drinaldi2000]

Yup, talking about women uncrossing their legs. Ideal casting

[@gainesp2003gainesp]

Should have gone for the younger sister.

[@sidvars]

Simping its called i guess?

[@mr.mediocregamer9653]

I really like the actor that plays the knight. I hope life is working out for that ragamuffin.

[@SahilKumar-qc9yl]

Maaaaaaaaaaaaate, Heath Ledger look him up

[@mr.mediocregamer9653]

@@SahilKumar-qc9yl I don't have his phone number or address, so that won't be possible, silly

[@SahilKumar-qc9yl]

@@mr.mediocregamer9653 Hahaha, not sure if you're joking cause im broken as fuck, but died Jan 2008 overdose of drugs, he was such a brilliant actor, best joker in batman ever

[@mr.mediocregamer9653]

@@SahilKumar-qc9yl Really!? Nobody told me that!

[@SahilKumar-qc9yl]

@@mr.mediocregamer9653 yea man, he gone

[@JonOroMusic]

Jocelyn and her maid chick are both fineeee

[@tulsacountytransparency3716]

I'd fong them

[@pauldesabelle8518]

Jarvis

[@LordThree]

I like the blacksmith girl What’s he actresses name?

[@dunkelwalde695]

I always hated this scene when I was little and I still hate it now.

[@finze1]

You know when she says, "urgh, his horse has ____." What is she saying? Flax? Flecks? I've been wondering for about 20 years lol.

[@amsc986]

Flanks, as in the horses legs haha

[@yasminthespiritsinger7704]

@@amsc986 I thought that it meant his horse's arse. The more you know, I guess.

[@accountnamewithheld]

@@amsc986 Close, "flanks" is the bit of the horse you hit with a whip, basically the flesh behind the saddle by the butt.

[@Tyler-zl6yw]

Very romantic I guess but fuck that…

[@HungarianPirate-uw6wx]

Real man dont do this. Only simps. If your woman ever ask you to lose to prove your love, she is just flattering her ego and she doesnt deserve you anyway. In the movie looks cool tough, no matter how unrealistic is the losing part. People often got injured on these events, imagine not even protecting yourself. No, armor does not there to negate the impact. In real life he would have had multiple inner bleeding, and probably death after a few times. Jousting was dangerous that is why it was viewed in peace time as a test of Knights.

[@tomknapp6194]

Am I crazy or is Laura Frasier the hottie in this movie?

[@Annonymouse8384]

She more attractive than the princess

[@TheMissing8]

The blacksmith chick was waaay hotter.

[@jackderrida]

This is mental and shouldn't be in a film other than to display what an abusive relationship with someone that has an antisocial personality disorder looks like as a cautionary tale. Does it happen frequently? Yes. However, it's disgusting and on par with a tale of him beating her physically because he loves her so much that he's willing to do what it takes to keep her in line. The writers should be ashamed of themselves.

[@drexelrep]

Who hurt you

[@chrisrobinson7728]

To anyone who does not love this film is say this “I will fong you”.

[@accountnamewithheld]

"Thong" not "fong". As in being hit with a thong.

[@Knuckles2761]

I don't think such woman deserves love. He is much better than her.

[@LordThree]

The blacksmith girl is much prettier

[@yanniszaxaro]

it was quite funny back then .. in modern times it is the worse(best) example of women's behavior

[@randbarrett8706]

Why is Lydia here?

[@amroa3955]

Simping

[@johnnyquest9517]

💀

[@nicholasweigand195]

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift

[@nicolle3517]

🎉❤”I will win to prove my love for you!” “BS, winning proves your love for yourself. If you want to do a noble gesture, prove your love for ME.”

[@incrediblefunk7220]

Gotta love Jocelyn for that. ^^

[@user-io6pj8bz8h]

Why is their a balck chick in this movie

[@LeninovaPles]

No woman is worth that.

[@ARKHAMASYLUM-qc7bw]

Why do you woman make us good men do this bloody stuff I mean wtf I probably do it too but why Joker

[@UmbrellaWatch]

The shit i have done for the women lve loved. I know the feeling.

[@accountnamewithheld]

Jocelyn is such a bland, boring character. What exactly does she bring to the film other than being an object (of Will's affection)? Being coy is not a character trait, nor is being beautiful. Yet those two are all she is espoused to have, apart from a not-sincere devotion to the faith (who cares). At least make her interesting -- she could have been a faucet that will and the count anjou lusted after and you would not know any different to the plot. At least the blacksmith had spunk

[@incrediblefunk7220]

Don't know what movie you were watching, Jocelyn's hilarious.

[@LordThree]

Such a silly movie!

[@westrim]

Whether you prefer Jocelyn (for whatever reason) or her lady in waiting Christiana, I just appreciate that at one point we could have multiracial actors in a historical setting without people losing their minds one way or another.

[@Seawulfnorsemen]

Producers and actors also didn't go out of their way to make political statements about it while promoting the movie either.

[@Delogros]

As ever depends on the movie, I always saw a knights tale as more of a play then a historical film we could have a long discussion as to why it was a bad idea in rings of power and perfectly fine in the vikings TV series but as Rodrigo says the biggest single thing is how the film/show uses it's casting choice if it's used as a shield or a sword for political reasons it's always going to get a response from people as all politics does.

[@sakoupa]

Mulatos in medieval Europe? Wtf?

[@rorscach5105]

I rather date the blacksmith

[@user-io6pj8bz8h]

Absolutely disgusting movie. Race replacement and history replacement.