"Before the end of this war I'm going to kill you" | The Patriot | CLIP

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[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@billyzee261]

10+

[@lindaoneil5085]

11

[@billyzee261]

@@lindaoneil5085 you must be a Trumper, like I am. Hope that you are not 'safe and effective', like I am as well.

[@andygrimshaw1431]

0..... but I'm a brit and with the redcoats......plus on a non-jokey side it has terrible factual inaccuracies and a lot of it is bollox's

[@billyzee261]

@@andygrimshaw1431 yes it's fiction but it sure was a good movie! Hope that the 'crown' didn't force the vax on you. Both our countries are creeping towards full tyranny and they want less 'useless eaters' on both sides.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

Jason Issacs is SUCH a great bad guy. He's a good actor too, but he's got the villain thing down cold.

[@lindaoneil5085]

Totally agree. Jason Isaac's character made me so angry I wanted to throttle him more than once.

[@Tiagotaf]

he's like a professional asshole LOL

[@wonkabars6982]

Insanely underrated actor.

[@mottthehoople693]

yet he is such lovely fella

[@Bryan-ip1gf]

I thought he was good as Captain Hook. A lesser actor playing Hook couldn't have pulled off the flying bit.

[@Jay07Big]

I think it’s crazy that Tom Wilkinson played one of Americas greatest villains in General Cornwallis, but played one of Americas greatest heroes as Benjamin Franklin in the HBO series ‘John Adam’s’ . RIP

[@bikeman1x11]

was cornwallis really a villain? or just a soldier

[@gordonlove5121]

Well he's an actor. That's what he does. He acts.

[@Deverik1981]

He really wasn't the villian.

[@obi-wankenobi1750]

Cornwallis wasn’t really a villain.

[@elchino7813]

cornwallis is just take his orders to be a soldier

[@666mengel]

Jason Issacs is an extremely kind and quiet man. For him playing such a hateful villain is nothing short of brilliant. He should have gotten an Oscar for his acting.

[@liamo6889]

Know him do ye Or did you see an interview and tought you know his character. He is an actor after all Judge some by words and leave yourself open to disception

[@BR-dy1ie]

@@liamo6889Must you know a person personally to have a judgement of their character?

[@vanderncalmus1160]

He's an actor. 9/10 of actors, journalists, athletes, directors, and show hosts are hateful cunts irl. In order to do this part well all he had to do is either act how he normally would or do an impression of his coworkers and he'd nail it. 🤣

[@BenMan8881]

@@liamo6889 Playing a character in any movie/show is a job like any other. Someone has to play the villain. Just as you say, you cannot judge people by their words, you also cannot judge people based on the character(s) they play. To prove my point, I direct you to another movie: Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix. The character Professor Umbridge was a nasty character that did all manner of terrible things to Hogwarts and its students. Actress Imelda Staunton took that role and when learning the lines, reportedly felt sick to her stomach at some of the terrible things her character would do. She hated it, but performed the role to the best of her abilities.

[@hunternicholson9953]

@@liamo6889 My grandpa worked on this movie as a background militia man and he said Jason Isaac’s was probably the nicest actor he met and interacted with, also said heath ledger was very kind as well.

[@merlinmilk]

his eyes after he says "soon" sends some chills yo

[@terrencelozada79]

Best part is it was improvised. Jason Isaacs just added the "why wait?" So Mel answered "soon"

[@Makeitso2023]

RIP Tom Wilkinson one of his best roles

[@colorblindracist6739]

yeah he also did a nice work on batman begins as falcone

[@mdelaubergine8930]

Superb actor.

[@jamrock719]

🤔😳 wait he died?!!!

[@mdelaubergine8930]

@@jamrock719 Sadly, yes.

[@jamrock719]

​@@mdelaubergine8930takes hat off

[@rinraiden]

I love how he doesn't even say it like a threat but just a simple fact.

[@rocketlam9871]

He meant what he said

[@scottsevertson1803]

absolute perfection

[@bikeman1x11]

all American schools should show this movie too kids at least twice per year so The yourtth can appreciate the sacrifice that built this great nation

[@andrew_owens7680]

@@bikeman1x11 And the acts of terror.

[@bikeman1x11]

@@andrew_owens7680 what acts of terror

[@brianwebb8136]

Definitely a Slytherin.

[@TheBandit025Nova]

Well He’s Lucius Abraxas Malfoy

[@Bryan-ip1gf]

😅😂 yeah, until Voldemort returned. I'm actually glad the Malfoy family got away from the final fight.

[@vammpirros3181]

I was just gonna say!! 😂😂😂

[@brianwebb8136]

You guys know I was talking about Mel Gibson, right?

[@TheBandit025Nova]

@@brianwebb8136 Sorry It’s just He got overshadowed by Jason Issac

[@july9566]

I watched this in the theatre, when he said " that stupid little boy" everyone in the room moaned like , you shouldn't of said that lol

[@ivannechkin3665]

Of said?

[@lindaoneil5085]

What me angry enough to throttle Tavington was when he asked Martin, "Did he die, hm?" I'll bet Tavington wouldn't have had to guts to say that if all those Redcoats didn't have his back. 😡

[@whoisjohngalt4880]

@@ivannechkin3665 I’ll give you this small piece of advice…Just let it go. You’ll drive yourself insane trying to comprehend the grammatical nightmare that is a KZbin comment section. It started out innocently enough; a misplaced “your” where it clearly shouldn’t have been used in a possessive tense. Then came the complete disregard for when to use “their” or “they’re”. Soon it devolved into a barely coherent, caveman-like gibberish where “then” replaces “than” and “of” is now predominantly considered the correct verbiage over “have” for any conjunction ending in “ve”. Calling out this complete and utter abortion of grammatical rule will only make you the target and result in you getting labeled a “Grammar Nazi” or, ironically, a “looser”[sic]. Again, pointing out their inability to spell on even a remedial level will only draw semi-coherent slurs and jeers from the contently retarded masses of basement dwellers that frequent this forum. It’s best to just chuckle and move along. 😉

[@mnmnrt]

shouldn't have.

[@franks.6134]

He FAFO...

[@evanlucas8914]

I often wonder if anyone understands the symbolism behind that jaunty fife tune. That's the march of the British Grenadiers. They're supposed to be the best trained and most experienced troops the crown had. So playing the song over an act of deception adds some contrast to wink at the audience. Plus it is a fun tune and adds an oceans 11 esque feel to the con.

[@VitalNovikov]

Wow, that's a super neat detail.

[@medicineman5645]

And that's how Lucius Malfoy became a Death Eater

[@schallrd1]

Spoiler Alert: He never got the chance to be mayor of Toledo.

[@MaxwellBenson80]

Lol

[@Bryan-ip1gf]

😢😢😅😂

[@budsouth1789]

😂

[@casualobserver3145]

🤣😂😆

[@daveheath3728]

Alert to the spoiler alert ! , no he didn't get to be the mayor of Toledo , instead , the historical fact is that Banastre Tarlton survived the war and returned to England and became a member of Parliament. You can see him portrayed in that role in the movie Amazing Grace . 😎👍

[@davidahlstrom7533]

The actor playing General O'Hara (Peter Woodward) is excellent with a classic received pronunciation (King's) accent. Tom Wilkinson and Jason Isaacs were great also. And of course Mel Gibson. The Patriot is a very entertaining film in spite of the historical errors in the film. At least it shows the 'Gettysburg of the American Revolution' -- the Battle of Cowpens, in South Carolina (some license was taken there also with the events, but Cowpens is one of the few classic double envelopments in military history, along with the Battle of Cannae, glad they got it on film, it's well done).

[@BlackKnight-ll8qh]

“The new aristocracy, will be land owners” Keep that in mind people

[@raymurphy2182]

In Australia the first landowners were squatters they took the land and shot the natives , their descendants who still own the land and think they are better than the rest of us we call the squatocracy

[@AnonYmous-mc5zx]

Cool it with the antisemitic remarks.

[@tokugawa33]

​@@AnonYmous-mc5zxthese remarks happen for a reason. Choosen people always involved. Think about your greatest allies - than about uss liberty - and it becomes greatest all lies

[@vikingwarrior3933]

Even though this movie is historically incorrect, it was very entertaining.

[@williambaglme819]

It's a movie. Not a documentary

[@zen4men]

Mel Gibson hates the English, so he rewrites history to suit himself. Braveheart, for example. /

[@crunchbite005]

Yes. Unlike other things, it moved to entertain instead of claiming any historic accuracy.

[@MrInbetween969]

I highly doubt it claimed to be. It did exactly what it set out to do.

[@Chris-cf2kp]

Same goes for Braveheart

[@tiredofwinning2712]

I don’t know what would’ve been worse for the colonel, dying in this war or living the rest of his life in Ohio

[@rbruno172]

Living in shithole Ohio duh

[@paulvann4008]

Living in Ohio for 1 second is 2 seconds to long.

[@AJ_Sparten1337]

I’ve lived here for my entire life and it’s been great. Love the laws here.

[@timothyklemm8696]

go blue

[@AJ_Sparten1337]

@@timothyklemm8696 Nah. We bleed scarlet. Not just because of OSU, but also because this State is very conservative. The only bad places are the ones that are predominantly blue.

[@user-uw6rr5mv9h]

"Tell me about... Ohio." "Take it."

[@Reticulosis]

Florida too

[@eddieschwab864]

The funny thing is he wasn't referring to what is known as the state of Ohio today he was referring to the Ohio Valley everything's the south of the Ohio River primarily

[@usualsuspectsfor1k]

"Well it's the meth capital of the country.."

[@therev2100]

Ohio actually had a lot of fertile land for growing crops. I get that's not of utmost importance to the modern man, but back then, if you controlled great farm or plantation lands, you controlled quite a bit of power.

[@ChunderNFlow]

Love this movie, the whole cast was awesome.

[@edgarfigueiredo579]

RIP to Mr Ledger. He was fantastic in this movie.

[@giveematug7093]

Mel was beyond impressed by Heath. Per his own words.

[@whozyourdaddy]

Tell me about....Detroit. General starts laughing.

[@user-hj5sf7ns3j]

Tell me about... Oakland! xD

[@geocross237]

Well.... they made great American muscles.

[@SpiritusMovens]

If the conduct of your officers is the measure of a gentleman, I'll take that as a compliment 😂

[@Twerkulies]

This shows you the difference between a true leader and someone whose just in the military for the money, pension, and glory. The Colonel was doing everything he could to get Martin to fight, not caring that he has officers taken prisoner. (Remember their intel said they were alive at this time, and not a fake statue in the distance) Whereas Lt General Cornwallis agreed to the prisoner transfer under the laws of war. General O'Hara was following his superior's orders and the laws of war, reminding the Colonel about such things.

[@danielbalboa4537]

Jason Isaacs did a great job portraying this villainous character...boy did I hate him in this movie..such a talented actor

[@Hugging_Cactus]

mel was raised in australia, but he was born in new jersey. he is a treasure of both countries. ❤

[@mr.raslyon6626]

Dual citizen? Didnt know that

[@EXMUTRKS]

Pottah!!!!

[@dylonbeitel5299]

I’ve read up on Great Danes. I hear they form extremely loyal bonds with their families. I hear they can be destructive as pups so you need to train them early on in order for them to be more manageable when older and MUCH bigger. I hear they can be easy to train and stubborn. They’re also very friendly, which would factor into it. Don’t forget the size of these dogs as well. I imagine they consume lots of food. Now take into consideration that General Cornwallis most likely raised both of his Danes from pups. Also consider the fact that these dogs have most likely spent only a few months, possibly less, in the wilderness with Benjamin Martin. What does it say about Cornwallis, as a man, and as a leader, that his two supposedly loyal companions, would willingly and instantly abandon him the moment Benjamin Martin whistles for them.

[@Sillysoft]

It says that this is just a movie

[@dylonbeitel5299]

@@Sillysoft “Party pooper.” ~ Adam Sandler

[@Josh-qo7yd]

@@Sillysoft man, my thoughts exactly. They went all out. They must think this is a documentary or something.

[@edwardmond5523]

Beautifully played..! 👍☘️👍

[@Drofox-]

love this scene

[@Joshua-dx7zn]

The British and the German mercenaries they hired were very brutal to those who were captured or surrendered. Just read about Bunker Hill. It gives me a great sense of pride that my ancestor fought under General George Washington a Yorktown to win our freedom from Britain.

[@casualobserver3145]

Tom Wilkinson was really good in this role. RIP.

[@TheDefJamm]

The British Lord General is actually a good man. He just gets wound up by Mel Gibson's character.

[@scottmartinmackiesykes]

Not really. He was an egotistical maniac and he used his position and the British authority to make him appear to be a better than average leader. More of a pompous and indignant subordinate that was more insubordinate to his Commander than a REAL LEADER Cornwallis reflected how the British perceived their American Cousins, tools and not citizens. He would have been better to have stayed in school and academics rather than the military and caused more travesty to the British had he NOT BEEN THERE. Here is a link for a short read on this incompetent commander shown to be truly incompetent even in life. The FACT that he didn't have the SPINE to properly surrender his own sword shows his lack of respect he had for his betters.

[@chall7927]

@@scottmartinmackiesykes lotta words for a whole lotta nothing 🤡

[@geezerp1982]

@@scottmartinmackiesykes AND HOW HISTORICAL CORRECT IS ALL OF THAT ?

[@scottmartinmackiesykes]

@@geezerp1982 look it up. The EVIDENCE AND FACTS speak about the incompetence of Cornwallis.

[@nathanbailey6231]

Jason Isaacs does not get enough credit for this role

[@dropkickirish4449]

Based on what? Who’s not giving him enough credit?

[@HabAnagarek]

No, he does

[@dropkickirish4449]

What a tragedy. He’s also literally underrated, and a genius, and deserves an Oscar.

[@gerryd7027]

The acting in this film is a benchmark for most movies 🎬. It's an amazing film. ❤

[@cholasimmons]

daaaaamn, this is next on my list! Gibson! 👌

[@jameslongstreet9259]

The Ohio Valley was a virtual Garden of Eden in the late 18. century...

[@TheBlueCream]

yep..a long long LONG time ago..lol....look at it now.

[@ophirbactrius8285]

Now it become Garden of Hell in America.

[@patrickmarion7355]

And remember,,, when it’s all said and done, a Buckeye is nothing more than a worthless nut!! 🧐😝

[@brutalplanet1708]

Mel makes some seriously awesome movies.

[@Overwatch9]

5 captains, 3 majors and a colonel would have been known to this general. Their capture, if it would indeed happen, would also be known to him. He would never have fallen for this stupid trick, but I'm sure the audience of the movie did.

[@joshuahiltpold248]

Or knowing how Mel Gibsons character operates, he probably did find those officers and then killed them, allowing them to be missing but also allowing him to lie and describe them to the general.

[@mnmnrt]

yeah like, you wouldn't immediately send a rider out to verify? that's the first thing that occurred to me, surely these trained military officers could think of the same thing, or it would be standard doctrine

[@joshuahiltpold248]

@@mnmnrt well this was a known rebel unit that had been mercilessly gunning down officers and retreating enlisted alike, so I doubt they'd want to risk pissing off a guy holding their men at gunpoint, or so they believe.

[@mnmnrt]

@@joshuahiltpold248 if he kills the officers he gives up his leverage, and sacrifices his life and the lives of his men for no benefit. they know he's not that stupid.

[@joshuahiltpold248]

@@mnmnrt and they also know that if he doesnt get his way those officers are dead anyway. They aren't stupid. It's why they got tricked.

[@auntiesemite9295]

Mel Gibson is the best - in every role.

[@user-vk4el9oy6m]

Loved him in Get The Gringo

[@oneproblemcanttrustanyone.9489]

The disbelief stare made me laugh so hard

[@SpiritusMovens]

A great scene!

[@elizaleroux9173]

Animals never lie.. they found a TRUE master.

[@markcedydabest5692]

That's my favorite part❤❤

[@preppertrucker5736]

Great movie 👍

[@nobodynothing00000]

only 3% of the colonials rebelled against the crown. We had lots of help from the Dutch, French and Russians, something they don't teach in public schools anymore.

[@IceBear-jb1ip]

How did the Dutch and Russians help

[@tfirkins6810]

@@IceBear-jb1ipthe Dutch gave the Revolutionaries money not sure how the Russians provided aid to the cause though

[@IceBear-jb1ip]

@@tfirkins6810 I mean I looked it and safari says that Russia just refused to help Britain and supported them diplomatically but idk if that’s true

[@JarrodFrates]

They don't teach it because it's not true. The source of the 3% myth is that only 80,000 veterans (3% of the population at the time) requested a pension, and that was in 1813, the first year the pension was allowed and 30 years after the end of the war. Many veterans had already died by that point, and many others simply didn't apply for one reason or another. The 3% claim only goes back at most about 30 years, and more likely less than 20 years, and has never had academic backing. In 1776, the colonial population was about 2.5 million. About two million were white and half a million were black slaves, with a smattering of free blacks in there as well. The slaves couldn't fight, nor could the females (with rare exception), removing 60% of the population from the fight. A significant portion of the population was under age 16, rendering them ineligible to participate in the army or militia, or over 60, likely incapable of participating. Scholarly estimates put the total number of men serving at any point during the war at a minimum of 250,000, or a quarter of all the white males in the colony and around 10% of the population overall. That alone crushes the 3% claim. When you look at those white males of an age eligible to fight, it was probably in the 35%-40% range. No war in US history has ever come close to touching that level. That doesn't count all the people supporting the army or militia through transport, food, construction, blacksmithing, digging ditches and fortifications, burying the dead, tending to the wounded, supplying buildings, and all the other things that militaries of the time needed. When all is said and done, it is very likely that over half the population contributed more or less directly to the war effort. I don't know why you're bringing the Russians into this. The French provided arms, naval support, and military officers and experts, and the Dutch provided critical loans to keep the colonial economy afloat. Russia played only a minor diplomatic role (an unsuccessful one at that, as by the time it even started to bear fruit, the Battle of Yorktown and the surrender of Cornwallis rendered any diplomacy moot), and Russia banned the text of the Declaration of Independence until at least 1855, fearful that it might ignite revolutionary activity in the Russian Empire.

[@DixiePokerAce]

Russia?? Lol, Russia didn't do ANYTHING. Russia? Where did you come up with that B.S.?

[@andrewmica1914]

awesome love it

[@thesouthernsexdrivedanyonl3490]

I love how the Patriot is just Braveheart in the US and Braveheart is just The Patriot in Scotland. lol

[@geezerp1982]

you do relise that there was NO USA IN 1776 GREAT BRITAIN RULED NORTH ARMERICA

[@abdulqahar131]

Now I want to watch this epic again. After......5 times

[@tommyjames2448]

I don't care how inaccurate this movie is, I still love it and watch it leading up to the 4th of July every year.

[@saucyb3585]

Dude won. He forever has real estate in his mind after killing two of his sons.

[@angeljr.tarranza5083]

Same Language, Different Principles and Mindsets. “Thats the Anvil”

[@Kaiser8361N]

“Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but NOTHING is gonna change that. Nothing”

[@SahiraSound]

We don't watch movies for historical accuracy. We watch them for their entertainment value and on that account, The Patriot delivered. If you're looking for a Star-Spangled weekend you might want to throw in Last of the Mohicans as a wonderful prequel.

[@Mas3452001]

Older movies really knew how to write characters and moments.

[@johnjim6793]

Well, of course Roland Emmerich's and Mel Gibson's characters aren't exactly Shakespeare, either. Jason Isaacs Col. Tavington, for example, is as much a stereotypical pure-evil villain as they come, with the slight yet entertaining variation that this time the villain is English for a change and not German or Russian.

[@theanalyst-du9sk]

Great movie cast and story. Every character is well cast with the story.

[@aaronbischoff721]

I agree, great movie and story line but obviously it took creative liberties. If I remember the British wouldn’t attack and kill civilians during a war. They still believed in fighting with honor and respect. If the public back home knew of the “brutal” tactics like the Tavington did they wouldn’t be seen as gentlemen and maybe human

[@gordonlove5121]

He saved some of his men, and he sacrificed more than he knew.

[@asd123543666]

One of the greatest actors and one of the greatest movies. I watch it every 4th of July.

[@swamp9136]

That was so cold thebway he walked up and told him he was going to kill him personally sometime down the road

[@bwwestman]

4:26 That drum roll when he sees the scarecrow.

[@TheGunner9545]

What a GREAT film. Not a remake that Hollyweird puts out now.

[@craigharkins4669]

It's horrendously historically inaccurate

[@EmpireofSpeedNY]

Good entertainment. Historical garbage, like Braveheart.

[@craigharkins4669]

@@EmpireofSpeedNY both Mel Gibson films too haha

[@wcg19891]

The British cavalry commander was a rough approximation of a real cavalry officer named Tarleton. The real one was a jerk and had a reputation for not taking prisoners. He was only 24 years old although defeated at cowpens wasn’t captured or killed. Too bad

[@user-ft1xf8wk9m]

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@blackterminal]

Who knew the US and Britain would become friend's.

[@Kraken9911]

Not just friendship. We are blood.

[@jaminschmitt]

Such an underrated movie.

[@neilkaufman1809]

Good ole Brits. Their formalities even during war was their downfall.

[@maheshnayak3001]

Asterix comics has brilliantly brought out the brits formalities- hot water at 5 pm. And Julius Caesar attacks at 5 pm. Lol

[@mollies13]

I can't believe it he was able to release the prisoner without risking life.

[@ZephaniahNoah]

I love how the dogs respect him more.

[@robertrojel3654]

Amazing movie, one of my all time favorites

[@rayleehayes3975]

One of our captured officers my lord.😅

[@channell11]

You'd think at that level they'd know if and how many officers were missing from the ranks-particularly someone at the level of Colonel.

[@Chimchimchu]

Perhaps, that's why he added the line "Cheeky Fellow" to demonstrate who exactly he had ... and these were people that allegedly hadn't been reported missing yet.

[@ankurshah23]

He wanted Ohio. That's speaks wonders of his strategic mind. lol.

[@tomelder2358]

If you study just a little of the American Revolution, you will quickly realize the absolute meticulousness of its very substance of it.

[@TristanRichards-yq4tr]

Supreme acting by all parties...I clouding the animals

[@michaelfrazier3148]

I love how in almost every movie Mel is in where there’s a dog, there is a moment somewhat like this one. First one was Lethal Weapon, I believe.

[@robertdavis8969]

Mad Max kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3uaoKmZqZurY6ssi=j-99pGUVRPBXa4gl

[@ZantherStone]

Was Constable Odo in that prisoner group? Must have been from one of those DS9 time travel episodes…

[@JoseLoc555cl]

Melchi never forgot absalom

[@mind-numbingtasks1575]

Yeah, it was all just like that.

[@Mannifold]

"Tell me about Ohio." ☠️☠️☠️

[@ShrEddie3]

This movie is one of the best movies I have ever seen. But the best part about this scene is the dogs

[@kellyleverett9952]

All in his eyes.

[@cfitzgduke]

He forgot his spy glass.

[@davidarchibald50]

A strange name for a movie about traitors to their crown.

[@koladeadebayo5179]

The Patriot

[@ahmadsantoso9712]

Scarecrow officers, my lodd.

[@Lars-xl6lv]

Vajoejoe...GCSB NZ. I thought this was no more John Judd? The shepherd really has lost his way.

[@decarlosperry5111]

🤣🤣🤣 his dogs traded on him

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

One of the mysteries of history is that the British gave up the fight against the Americans. The British would have been able to defeat the Americans. The British must have realized that the American victory would set an example for the other colonies to strive for independence. Nevertheless, they did not continue to fight until victory with the full might of the Empire. Really amazing! This defeat against the Americans was the beginning of the empire's decline, which could have been prevented.

[@selfdetermination7087]

Historical amazing movie. Many Historical issues mentioned. 🎬 😅

[@nickpaul1565]

Who is Stronger in War? The One Who follows their Heart and fights for Freedom? Or the One who fights with propaganda as his foundation?

[@mukbangjeezus126]

this is what you call controlling your emotions

[@SuperSparrow45]

It's bizarre how Jason Isaac has an absolutely perfect American accent, but his British accent sounds so insanely campy...despite the fact that he's British.

[@otb1760]

Mel definitely would have slipped Doby a sock or a hat

[@gooberkid2474]

It's the movie with the actor lq Jones the guy that died in 2022

[@ernestom2059]

Why wait!

[@whocares8502]

Call me crazy. But shouldn’t they all be speaking the same English?

[@mostardentlyasmr4777]

Not necessarily. Depends on how long the colonists were there to this point. Plus I’m certain it’s for the movie to differentiate the British from Colonists.

[@Sillysoft]

Hey crazy, it's a movie

[@davidserigny4357]

@@mostardentlyasmr4777 Americans began putting their own spin on English pronunciations just one generation after the colonists started arriving in the New World. So no they would sound different

[@mostardentlyasmr4777]

@@davidserigny4357 Read my second paragraph.

[@MarkEzrin]

Do all Americans speak the same? Do all Brits speak the same? Even within England proper or London there are different dialects.

[@skywalkerpotter21]

Imagine if "Taken" was made in 2000, and Mel Gibson was the main lead in his prime, It would've beaten "The Patriot" back then.

[@Ahlaan5]

Real life is different than Hollywood

[@JoseLoc555cl]

Never forgot uriah and beriah

[@jorgevespucci9878]

Whos beriah?

[@Aserox]

Neat trick, only you make conditions for future prisoners impossible.

[@cpdrumming]

Fantastic movie

[@oBuLLzEyEo1013]

The clip is right there and you can't quote it correctly... What is this the comment section...?