Andersonville (1996) - Fight Scene

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

When good people band together, they can beat the bullies.

[@morrisl7]

But the union were the real bullies

[@edward1676]

The South bullied my people for YEARS..IT TOOK A WAR!!!

[@royalanempire2965]

​@@morrisl7been reading that Southern propaganda haven't ya?

[@united1super544]

@@royalanempire2965he has 😂

[@NP-fo7dz]

I cant be the only one who gets so much enjoymeant out of this scene

[@thomasalvarez6456]

Its what bullies deserve

[@leroyhovatter7051]

@@thomasalvarez6456 WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!?

[@BillyBob-fz4bo]

@@leroyhovatter7051 WHY ARE WE YELLING?!

[@tnvol2011]

Nope. I get enjoyment from this scene also :)

[@lagoonguy]

just came back to this out of nostalgia. this is a great movie. i was an 18 year old re-enactor when this was filmed and you can see me in that huge brawl scene. they filmed it all day, and brought men from Fort Bragg to get in the middle of it. I was smart enough to stay away from them, and up at the top area of that scene we're just wrestling with people. but that middle part - those are Fort Bragg Army soldiers and they were brawling.

[@tylerjones3084]

Raiders lead: *runs behind his army like a coward* Union Resistance lead: *runs ahead of his army and attacks first*

[@Swearingens2023]

Cowards will be cowards. Leaders will lead.

[@TomiKaski]

I was an NCO in the Finnish army... They taught us during NCO training that enlisted men casualties will always be great in numbers, but if the leadership is good and exemplary in an army, the percentage of casualties officers and NCO's will always exceed the enlisted

[@michaellewis2484]

Jim was literally calling the whole camp out. Are you in or are you out? Leadership 101.

[@bootdude7527]

Civil war within a civil war

[@FoundWanting970]

More like a revolution

[@ryanzer0170]

Those a-holes weren't union soldiers. They were a -holes in disguise. You don't do that to your comrades. Those that do, were never your comrades, shouldn't be trusted, and should be taken care of with a bullet. So, it's not a civil war within a civil war. It's unions soldiers beating the crap out of posers. Who were more than likely kissing the ass of the confederates. But the confederates were smart enough to keep them close, but not too close.

[@bpdbhp1632]

@@ryanzer0170 thats your opinion they still were union soldiers

[@hdaaap]

i watched this in 4th grade like 20 years ago! never have forgotten how great this scene was!

[@kjpark0907]

Somewhere in all that chaos, in the background, is a myself and a bunch of my friends. We spent several days on set as random extras. It was fun but it was filmed in November in Northern-ish Georgia and a good bit of the time it was cold and wet! Lots of fun! If you have a chance to be an extra I totally recommend it! It's a needy experience!

[@coolcat5714]

Squid GamingYT I can see you ...your‘e in the back and got on a blue uniform and beard Lol

[@FightingRimbaud]

I heard it was filmed in Turin, Ga. Any idea of the location?

[@AgitatedTaco]

That's so cool

[@theycallmedonjuan5430]

Who is your friends? Whoooo

[@hopatease1]

@@FightingRimbaud yes in the south

[@malarucoon]

Who disliked this video??? WHOOOOO???!!! WHOOOOOOO?!?!?!

[@michaellewis2484]

Whooooooooooo whooooooooo

[@bowlnow824]

call them out! whooooooooo!!!!!!

[@2000rayc]

@@bowlnow824 whats going on in this sense

[@Eazy-ERyder]

Whooooooooo!!

[@dekuthetechpriestoflondon6791]

WHOOOO!?!?!?!

[@macroissant7735]

A yes, prime example of a boys locker room

[@eksiarvamus]

This is simply how men bond.

[@stevent9179]

We need more men like Jim today! WHO'S WITH ME!!!

[@RoderickTiernan]

steven t I'm with ya, Steven!

[@TheSunsfan2006]

I’m with you too Steven!!!

[@davidlouis1068]

WE ARE WITH YOU STEVEN !

[@jjho8]

I haven’t seen this film since watching it in middle school. I remember how into it I was and this scene was so satisfying to watch! “WHO’S WITH ME!!!!” I love it!

[@daviddench6643]

Everybody wanted to stand up to them but nobody wanted to be the first. Top man!

[@CallsignFinch-exe]

Legend has it... that man is still saying who to this day...

[@themagicminstrels476]

Beautiful what humans can do when they work together!

[@tylerjones3084]

WHOOOOOOOOOOOO *Jumps in headfirst into crowd of Raiders*

[@talebdaas]

The Brave !

[@tnvol2011]

I love how the guards just stand there wondering what to do haha

[@imannonymous7707]

They should have been next , they are way outnumbered

[@walboyfredo6025]

@@imannonymous7707 ....but they have guns.

[@dashikashi4734]

@@walboyfredo6025 Muskets lol

[@IchabodvanTassel98]

@@dashikashi4734they were malnourished pows located in Georgia at the camp surrounded by forrest with hostile locals

[@b2l421]

6:00-6:10 is the most compelling scene. The imagery of endless reinforcements really gives us the magnitude of this fight and raiders having no chance.

[@xXasiahkiinXx123]

My head canon is that most of the raiders were beaten to death before the fighting ended in real life

[@Nantosuelta]

repeating the word "who" never sounded so intimidating

[@hdaaap]

IM WITH YA JIM!!!!

[@BaronVonPurp]

That right there ladies and gents, is one of the finest example of an American we shall ever see. Imprisoned men, imprisoned for their ideas and values standing up against tyranny. Bless'em

[@panzerlieb]

What??? These were all prisoners of war. They were imprisoned because they fought against the confederate army and were captured. They made war on a nation and were captured in the act of making war. Ideas and values my ass.

[@chrisflaherty8991]

@@panzerlieb The Confederate Army began this war. Wirz was rightly hung.

[@windycityteach]

@@panzerlieb A "nation" founded upon the ideas of white supremacy and racial slavery. A nation that intended to enslave black men and women as long as it existed. A nation that should have been justly wiped from the face of the earth even if the country that destroyed it wasn't worthy or aware of such an important task.

[@darwincharles3537]

And these guys was steeling and hurting their own... wake up and smell the coffee

[@taserrr]

@@panzerlieb Well it's like he said, the finest example of American we shall ever see. A person that thinks he knows what he's talking about even though he's full of nonsense, trying to turn something horrible into something patriotic. Without actually seeing what it's actually about. The only thing missing were hamburgers and guns.

[@SDeww]

one of the best hand to hand battle scenes ever!

[@kystars]

Not only was this a great movie, but in this scene the music was excellent. It really made it intense!

[@memp6000]

One of THE best TV movies ever made. Watched it one random Saturday afternoon on TNT. When this scene happened, I got so hyped up. Pumping my fist in the air and everything. They finally got back at the Raiders who had been robbing and murdering the whole movie.

[@lagoonguy]

if you go to Andersonville, the leaders of the raiders are buried away from the rest of the men who died at that prison. They wouldn't bury them with the rest of the 'decent' prisoners.

[@bowlnow824]

First time I saw this movie this scene gave me chills!

[@CLuvTV]

I'm an upper middle class nobody from 2019 and I'm with ya

[@ianhovenden5068]

Haha respect

[@samarrenvelexian9592]

The first time I saw this movie, this scene gave me the chills.

[@wirelessone2986]

If the fight was anything like this in reality..it truly surprises me that the 6 weren't killed in the fight

[@forrestkellogg8317]

Some of the others died of head trauma on the gauntlet.

[@TomiKaski]

The most satisfying scene in a very gruesome movie... Who's with me? WHO'S WITH ME?! WHOOO?! WHOOOOO?! WHOOOOOOOO?!

[@ChickenLiver911]

“What’s the matter Lieutenant? Lose somethin’, didja?”

[@RyGoofies]

Andersonville: Fun for the whole family!

[@canaanclb]

A faaaamily picture!

[@sonrouge]

When I saw this in school, my class was whooping and cheering during this scene.

[@jonpowell4246]

When I saw this in my sophomore history class I was so pumped up after this scene I was trying like hell to avoid picking a fight with any bullies that I saw on my way to the next class. Luckily I didn't see any on the way, either that or they noticed how pumped up I felt by the way I was walking to my next class. I wasn't just walking either.

[@SuperGaselli]

Who's with me to like this video? WHOOOOO? WHOOOOOO!?!?

[@chris.3069]

Im with ya Jim!

[@theresageissler1270]

I AM!!!!

[@samgroll3605]

4:45 - "I've waited for this day, you slime sweating pig!" An underrated onscreen insult.

[@johnyjo3973]

2:58 I was watching this with my history class and the class burst out laughing when this happened XD

[@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177]

I know it’s 2 years late haha but why would you laugh it was a badass moment haha

[@johnyjo3973]

@@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177 lol dude I don't even remember :P I'd forgotten what the part of the movie was so I had to go back and watch it. This was such a great film, too bad it had such a sad ending :/

[@BillyBob-fz4bo]

@@johnyjo3973 I laughed when the sailor got knocked out by a half blind old man who not only a couple days ago I believe was in the stocks for a week for trying to escape....that's when I laughed.

[@adamr4513]

Whooooooooooo! Whoooooooooooooo! Whoooooooooo!

[@Mr._Warlight]

This is the most powerful scene in a movie. This is what should happen to the corporate elitist upperclass and their Democratic and Republican politicians in the US.

[@luvmenow33]

If only. Sadly those people have had the power for a very long time and we really dont even know who the actual people with the power are to get rid of them.

[@morrisl7]

Are you both making death threats against a significant, and peaceful portion of society? Congrats you made the list

[@Mr._Warlight]

@@morrisl7 peaceful doesn't describe the War on Terrorism that that portion of society has lobbied for.

[@Kimchiboy08]

“I’m with YOUUUUU!!”

[@malasuertexch13]

1:23 When you give an owl some preworkout.

[@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219]

If he took my tent stick, I’d be mad.

[@gerggerggy7757]

Darn right!

[@leroyhovatter7051]

WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TOOK YOUR TENT STICK!!!!!!!? WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!?

[@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219]

Take my stick and I am guaranteed to get a case of the owls

[@bernieconsalvo3720]

They say evil prevails when good men fail to act. Well on that day good men did something.

[@zachbocchino5501]

Now the bad part with this is, You can't tell who's who. They're all wearing the same Uniform.

[@johnkimy9468]

Zachary JBo exactly

[@michaelc.6532]

I’ll bet the Raiders were well known to the regular prisoners. They watched them day after day, weeks, months prey upon they and their fellows.

[@TomiKaski]

Look for the ones that look slightly cleaner and more well fed

[@zachbocchino5501]

@@TomiKaski yeah true

[@PatrioticKoreanAmerican]

If they wear makeshift neck scarves, then they're Raiders.

[@podsmpsg1]

I first saw this in Elementary School, it was fourth grade.

[@scotthettrich]

To my great great grandfather- Wiliam Becker, who was at Andersonville and never the same afterwards.

[@SubidubidubiDu1]

Whenever you wanna rebel against injustice- watch this scene for a proper motivation :) you'll be ready to rush at the scumbags non armed

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

I love the expression of the guard on the wall, like what's gotten in to those damn Yankees 😂

[@danielott135]

Limber Jim’s eyes are insane acting

[@tomservo5347]

The commandant Henry Wirtz did allow the formation of 'Regulators' to keep order in the camp at the very least.

[@SovereignStatesman]

James Robert Don't believe a THING you see from Hollyweird about history, especially the LIncoln era.

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

@@SovereignStatesman Life in the Andersonville camp was well documented by the prisoners themselves. Many pictures, books, and notes were written by the men detailing the harrowing experience they endured. I trust primary sources

[@M.R.BrickFilms]

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754I believe this film was inspired by the diary of John Ransom, who was a prisoner at Andersonville and documented his experiences

[@rc59191]

Lol new guys were probably like wtf is going on.

[@Bellinghamspence]

Frederick Forrest second best role. First is Chef in Pocalypse Now.

[@adiputraselamat8448]

Jim started the real spirit of revolutionary. Salut.

[@forwardobserver6441]

The guy who played Georgie is always a bully. A boxer in that Ireland movie with Tom cruise and a sister in shawshank .

[@mindslaw4961]

WHO LET THE DOGS OUT? WHOOOO? WHOOOOOOOO? WHOOOOOOOOOOO?

[@wesleydaub8002]

If I were a Confederate guard I wouldn't even try to stop this. I would grab something to eat and drink and just watch the show.

[@imannonymous7707]

Id be a little nervous i might be next....but yes

[@jonpowell4246]

Maybe place some wagers?

[@JetSamurai7X]

really like the music that was used for their fight and when they rallied together, wish i knew what it was

[@shanehall9697]

I can't watch this or think about this movie without thinking about my mom

[@powderfinger6597]

Actually it was a group of Michigan Indians (Chippawas, Ottaws and Pottowanimias) that stuck together and fought back against the Raiders.

[@legomaker9613]

What?

[@powderfinger6597]

Members of the 1st Michigan Sharpshooter, Company K (the only all Native Union company) were the ones who successfully fought back and caused the prison population to revolt against the Raiders.

[@legomaker9613]

Oh, Ok. I get it now; thanks for the info.

[@jedimasterjoe5386]

nah

[@tomservo5347]

Really? Didn't know that. Glad they got together and put an end to the Raiders who made that hell even worse.

[@rorykelly5287]

New guys entering must have been freaked

[@Drover26]

The thing is there were at least 10,000+ people in the prison. Lets say 1000 were raiders and the rest were good prisoners. Basically a 10,000 vs 1,000 ratio, and they let the raiders walk all over them until this comeback. Makes no sense. They could've at least took out the 6 ringleaders.

[@wallacebell4311]

@Adversary American 10,000 - 12,000 prisoners at any one time.

[@dekuthetechpriestoflondon6791]

Fear is a powerful thing

[@jebbroham1776]

A war within a war.

[@jol394]

Whoooooooooo!!!!!!!

[@kdobermeyer9022]

Awesome movie

[@dwnstringer]

Amazing film and true to the book

[@lorddaquanofhouserastafari4177]

Such a cool scene when he’s finally been pushed to the limit their always has to be the first and he lead the charge

[@nathanaelheil2818]

Most satisfying scene in the movie

[@friendcomputer2293]

Particularly that moment when the Raider leader got walloped upside his head.

[@Saygex45]

Fresh Fish.

[@LevCallahan]

As a fun-fact, the ringleaders of the Raiders, after they were executed, were reported once the war was over. The terrible conditions of Camp Sumter ("Andersonville") warranted a cemetery to honor all those who had died in the camp, numbering roughly 13,000. To make an example of the Raiders' dishonor, the graves of the six ringleaders were ordered by the Union to be dug and placed far from the other graves at the site, and that no special attention be paid to these graves. Today, the six headstones of the Raiders ringleaders can be seen at Andersonville National Cemetery Rostrum. As ordered, the graves, to this day, have been paid little attention to, and rest far from the rest of the headstones. They have been weathered, chipped, and have rust-laden dirt embedded into the stone at the bases. They serve as a way to reflect on dishonor, desparation, and justice of those soldiers who would strike and take away from their fellow man in captivity.

[@barbarasprague]

I wish someone would be able to post the entire movie!

[@raymondrose6596]

Good movie

[@RugbyGuide]

It's in two parts on youtube. Do a search and ye'll find.

[@rumrain838]

The entire movie is on KZbin

[@imannonymous7707]

Me to

[@imannonymous7707]

@@rumrain838 cool thanks

[@danielechebarria8733]

Guy looks up and sees another 1000+ guys storming toward him...yeah, you and your boys are done.

[@Corterri-Art]

Who else saw this in school?! Whoooo??!? WHOOO?!?

[@divorcelawyermarvin1738]

this is what east london is like

[@LordUnas]

Well done, Larry! You had a big ass knife and still got your ass kicked by an old man with one good arm.

[@robertgautreau5611]

Took them long enough, there might be a thousand of them. But there is around ten thousand of us. The north always had the numbers you also have to think what was going to the new prisoners mind when they saw what was happening.

[@nowthisnamestaken]

They were actors, In reality the fight was preplanned not done when a new group came into camp. Wirz knew it was going to happen, it went down and I forget how many were killed. The hangings did not occur the day of the trial but later after Wirz grew tired of the raiders being locked up in a pen inside the prison.

[@charlessaint7926]

Some tidbits, @3:06 there's a black Union soldier charging at the Raiders. About one hundred black soldiers were sent to Andersonville. There was hot debate between the Federal government and the Confederacy over the legitimacy of negro soldiers. The Confederate government declared that any black soldier, or their white officers, captured would be executed for inciting servile insurrection. Indeed many black soldiers would either be executed outright or returned to bondage. This was one of the main issues that broke down the exchange cartel. Black soldiers largely served in United States Colored Troops. As well as the famous 54th Massachusetts and the 1st Louisiana Native Guard. Those that arrived at Andersonville came from the battle of Olustee, Florida, in February 1864. About a third of the black soldiers at Andersonville died. Some that did survived became witnesses against Wirz at his post-war trial. Those black prisoners said their fellow white prisoners treated them as one of their own. Confederate General John Winder, in command of prisoner camps, gave authority to the prisoners to form their own police force to keep discipline inside the stockade. Called the Regulators, they searched for and arrested known Raiders. Those captured are then turned over to Wirz, who held them outside the prison until they could be brought to trial. The number of Raiders arrested varies depending on source, between 150-300. Like the movie later shows, six ringleaders are convicted of murder and hanged. The other Raiders received corporal punishment at the hands of their fellow prisoners. Later in the film, as the Raiders are led to the gallows, one of them tries to run. He's captured and brought back. This really did happen, as told by prisoner Michael Dougherty, 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry. Later his diary was turned into a book, "Michael Dougherty, Diary of a Civil War Hero.

[@fredlandry6170]

It was a terrible place, Henry Wirtz the commander of the camp was hanged for war crimes.

[@teddylong2167]

Lots of clean and healthy looking prisoners....Seems accurate to me

[@Waffenschmitt]

Rebels in the towers: Nope....

[@mrbuck5059]

Whoooo?!!! WHOOOOO!!! WHO STOLE MY OATMEAL CREME PIE?!!! WHOOOO!!

[@slayermcrx7519]

So I got confused instantly on who the raiders and union bois were bc they all looked the same

[@xXasiahkiinXx123]

Whenever im in a rage and trying to find someone this is the scene im quoting when i yell "who!"

[@chriscranston7189]

By God I'm with ya, what are you standing there for.

[@t.c.thompson2359]

The last shot needs a South Park quote. "But...we're badasses?!"

[@mda1218]

what men are wired to do : pure testosterone in that camp !

[@xXasiahkiinXx123]

Think theyll even do a remake of this after 2023

[@MondoBeno]

Confederate prisoners in the north weren't having it much better.

[@thatdude1066]

Sorry to say I cheered during the hanging scene of this movie.

[@TaterChip91]

An army of deer commanded by a lion is more dangerous than an army of lions commanded by a deer

[@lieutenantdixon4074]

"Yankees killin' Yankees? Their saving us the effort!"

[@kettch777]

This was bound to be the outcome the minute the Raiders started acting as they did. Yes, these men were tired, beaten, hungry, and afraid. But they were also soldiers--warriors--and they outnumbered the Raiders 20 or more to 1. It wasn't ever a question of if. It was a question of when. One spark, enough simmering anger and restentment....Boom.

[@mrnegatively5125]

What took them so long and the Raiders should of known that was going to happen sooner or later the Federals always had the numbers

[@undergroundhip-hopteam4839]

My cousin is actually in this film he plays as a crowd member

[@thomasalvarez6456]

The regulators demographic are not known. To call them primarily Native Americans is just a lie.

[@bx2253]

Tax the rich.

[@lessons4all935]

"I warned em ! He warned em captain"

[@DiegoFarina-u6u]

No hay esta escena en español

[@BrianSmith-yq7ys]

The names of the Raiders John SawyersField 144th New York, William Collins Alies: "Moesby", Company D 88th Pennsylvania, Charles Curtis Battery A 5th Rhode Island Artillery, Pat Delaney Company E 83rd Pennsylvania, Abe Moon? Ain Moon? US Navy, WR Rickson US NAVY, I believe in the movie Delanry is depicted as the guy with the green jacket. When he gave his final statement he said the Delaney was not his real name (more than likely a alias due to a previous crime) and he didn't want his family to know he was hung so he said he was taking his real name with him and not reavling it.

[@RoachDoggJr42069]

“What sound does a dog make?” woof woof What sound does a duck make?” quack quack What sound does an owl make?” 1:23

[@AsoftDolphinn]

best u could get us is 480p?

[@josephrmancini3877]

Cubillos Coered, Chris choise based on upbringing, both made choice coercion does not remove cupability

[@El_Gallo_de_Pesca97]

Apparently 9 raiders don't like dis.