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[@gwilym1991]

Rare to see such a savage duel on screen but very well done. Plate metal actually completely stopping a sword, no chivalric code saying not to use underhanded tactics, half-swording can't remember ever seeing that shown on screen before.

[@fredfry5100]

I actually have seen half swording on screen, though it is both new and rare. The first time was a sparing scene in Season of the Witch (movie). A squire wants to accompany our heroes and has to prove himself. A more notable occurrence is in recent movie called The King. It's about Henry the 5th.

[@gwilym1991]

@@fredfry5100 cheers! Season of the Witch and The King, I shall look them up!

[@fredfry5100]

@@gwilym1991 😁

[@Serkanbah]

after that fight killed by Turks :)

[@jgvanoss]

@@fredfry5100 I think I might have also seen it in Ironclad

[@cesaravegah3787]

Is impressive how advanced was plate armor, modern tests show it not only gives great protection, it barely impairs movement as long as you are strong enough to wear it, those medieval artisans knew their craft.

[@sthomas2592]

Did they start wearing scaled down versions when very young? Seems like growing up wearing it would be a good strategy.

[@cesaravegah3787]

@@sthomas2592 Not sure, nobles trained from infancy hunting and riding, both very physical demanding activities, also having acces to good food gave the chance to grow strong, probably stronger than the average kid nowdays, how they trained to use ihevy armor which, by the way, was extremly expensive, is a very interesting question.

[@sanakassara]

It was durable and flexible, that was the whole point - to shield the user. That armor however was hollywood armor. Many of the fastenings for example on the movie armor did not exist and the armor pieces wouldn't have held together so well as they did in the scene. The armor also got dented, the blows had effects on the body even when the blades didn't. They also seemed to be very lightly padded, which would have been an issue.

[@cesaravegah3787]

@@sanakassara This is why I wrote about modern tests, whatever they used for a movie is not real deal, starting with the helmets which conveniently allow us to see the actor faces, nothing that you would want to use on a fight for your life.

[@MadMatTom7769]

@@cesaravegah3787 Not PROBABLY, but without a doubt

[@thomasnewsom7570]

Not the typical Hollywood medieval combat. It was no holds barred, root hog or die.

[@patricktalbot8980]

I think the fight was historically accurate except for the half open helms. I know Scott probably did this so we can see the actors faces but he should've just had the fight wo us needing to see facial expressions. Otherwise i thought it well done

[@imlivingunderyourbed7845]

A good example they could've done is Hector vs Achilles duel from Troy. Neither of them may be wearing helmets in order to show their face too, but their emotions are shown more through their body language. Hector's attacks progressively became more and more aggressive and desperate while Achilles, despite recently losing Patroclus, remained calm and collected.

[@I_Willenbrock_I]

No it wasn't accurate in its execution. It was accurate in its brutality and the sheer will to use everything in your repertoire to survive but it was not historically accurate regarding the actual fight. Bashing your fists against a breast plate? Even with gauntlets, you would break your hand before the opponent feels something and that's just the tip. However, I'm thankful they didn't slice through armor like it wasn't there.

[@jacqirius]

Yeah if both of them never held any sort of weapon in their hand and had no experience or training in fighting then that fight would be historically accurate but as they are depicted as literal knights this is just another very retarded and unreasonable depiction as any other out there

[@alinvid6098]

​@@I_Willenbrock_Iyou are absolutely right but this is as good as Hollywood movies get medieval fghts... as someone mentioned earlier Achilles vs. Hector in Troy was a better example but to my mind the best fight scene was in Rob Roy at the ending of the film... witch was your favorite ?

[@I_Willenbrock_I]

@@alinvid6098 the duel scene from "the king" is a lot better. The end fight in "Rob Roy" is pretty good as well.

[@lucas82]

The last duel wasn't that well received but I really enjoyed it.

[@williamhamilton5868]

Because it was feminist propaganda lol

[@unai_asecas9070]

because its the same story told 3 times. The version of the girl could have been skept.

[@TheElMuffin]

You know what? Fine. The whole movie was a bit weird, but if you see it as an excuse to get to this duel of two absolute units of men duking it out in full plate armour just so we can get a taste of what it was like when two plated knights fought, it works. This duel slaps.

[@TankUni]

Nice to see Marton Csokas still getting work.

[@andrewgalea5012]

I came to comment same thing. Was pleasantly surprised.

[@SellsZac]

"Assemble the army!"

[@raihanfarrelofficial]

Jason Bourne vs Kylo Ren in Medieval times

[@ahsansariyadi29]

this film shouldn't have flopped

[@_HoBarty_]

it was a shame

[@thespokenword6456]

why? this is terrible.

[@dakotawernsman3709]

​@@thespokenword6456 No.

[@newsjourney24]

Really great fight scene...

[@TriggerTimeTV]

That was an awesome fight!

[@jordanmc9015]

Whats crazy these dudes were in their 50's. And Matt D's character would die 10 years later in battle against the Ottoman Empire.

[@Marqhll]

I like this duel all in all. I hate the helmets though. Also that sword breaking during the fight seems incredibly unlikely. At this point in history they were quite good at making high quality weapons. Especially for a couple of knights as wealthy as these two. I can forgive that for dramatic purposes. Dope fight all in all though.

[@user-yh2ep6du8k]

Посмотрели профессиональные исторические бои и, наконец, сделали нормально.

[@GB-pm2gz]

Yeahhh!!!

[@barkebaat]

good fight

[@pepleatherlab3872]

The delivering of immobility upon a heavily armored opponent under these circumstances would be the key objective. Feet, ankles, knees, hips. You see their armor becomes an additional hinderance at that point. Can't move = can't fight. Normally, though frowned upon, the crippling of the horse alone usually succeeds in this. There's nothing quite like 2,000 lbs of horse travelling 40 mph landing on top of its rider to put a crimp in a persons day. If their luck is GOOD, they'll only get a broken leg. If their luck is bad the horse lands directly on them squishing them like a can of tuna. I think the Huns and the Tribal Americans had it right when they utilized the equestrian speed advantage in hit and run offensive projectile activity. Get in. Get out. Don't hang around to have your mount used against you in close quarters.

[@quakethedoombringer]

I think you grossly underestimate how agile a knight is even when wearing full gear like this, especially high on adrenaline. Good luck aiming for his weak points (armpits, inner thighs, neck, etc.) while he is also busy smashing your skull in, especially if you don't have smashing weapon like a mace. I can understand horse armor though, hence why during the renaissance knights rarely give horses balding

[@ikko93]

You can move, run and fight very well in these Armours so dunno what crap youre talking about

[@anthonyy9095]

Abrouti d'anglais l'armure est léger et vous pouvez courir. Si vo armures à vous était lourde s'étaient des armures anglaise et que l'anglais est faible.

[@robervalhaha]

What you're saying makes no sense, any wound is a hinderance no matter if you're armored or not, that's why you don't target just "Feet, ankles, knees, hips." you target any gap you can or bash your way with a warhammer/mace etc. Also, no cavalry would "hang around", if you're on top of a horse your only advantage is speed and mobility, you lose that and it's over.

[@gregxcoree]

You have no idea what your talking about. Another bullshit dumb comment that has no merit and can easily be discredited. Knights were pretty agile.

[@yichuanshih4719]

Use the force.......

[@governorpraisebethel5858]

Anybody noticed that horse kick?😂

[@fredfry5100]

Yes, the best scene of a movie called The Last Duel would be the titular duel. And what a duel it is.

[@luburan1973]

Is it really the last judicial combat in France

[@raulramos7127]

Excelente batalla, muy buena realización 👍

[@LunarRuna]

Когда рондель вошёл в глотку Жака Ле Гри, я возликовал (при первом просмотре фильма). Да, Карруж - тупой, не образованный, не изысканный,.. рядом с ним его жена не получает того что могло бы ей причитаться по её интеллектуальному уровню и духовным запросам. Но, всё-таки правда восторжествовала. Конечно остаётся догадываться - насколько она хотела близости с Ле Гри, но - сам Ле Гри неправ, - не надо к замужним дамам (к тому же к жене друга) лезть в постель. When the rondel went down Jacques Le Grie's throat, I rejoiced (the first time I saw the movie). Yes, Carrouge is dumb, uneducated, unsophisticated... next to him, his wife doesn't get what her intellectual level and spiritual needs would warrant. But, after all, the truth has prevailed. Of course, we can only guess how much she wanted intimacy with Le Gry, but Le Gry is wrong - you shouldn't go to bed with married ladies (and a friend's wife).

[@user-nk8vn9cb8z]

Что за фильм?Название?

[@LunarRuna]

@@user-nk8vn9cb8z "Последняя дуэль" ("The Last Duel") 2021г.

[@markwaldron8954]

"You fought well, Atreides."

[@kiriarte92]

No, not here bud lol

[@72mossy]

Cahir Castle, Co. Tipperary Ireland

[@Serkanbah]

jean de carrouges joined first crusade and killed by Turkish cavalry

[@sunshinemajaw-rn4to]

Both of them fouht in final.

[@vuibam8764]

Que pelea???

[@Denek_23]

Till today, I still don't know who was telling the truth :)

[@handsomejack395]

The fuck, did you watch the movie? It's pretty clear hahahaha it literally says "the truth" hahaha

[@Denek_23]

@@handsomejack395 the truth or „the truth”? Yeah I watched the movie. He killed him so she was telling the truth from judicial view. What really happened is never explained in real life, in the book or in the movie.

[@handsomejack395]

@@Denek_23 watch it again. The truth is that of the wife of Jean Carrouge

[@Denek_23]

@@handsomejack395 yeah... you sure about that? :) 100% sure he is not raising a bastard? I dont know man hard to tell, and the movie, in my opinion is made to feel like this, can you point to the moment where its obvious that she is not lying?

[@handsomejack395]

@@Denek_23 of course I can. It's Ridley Scott who tells us. I don't know if you remember but for every chapter of the movie there was written something like "the truth according to" and the name of the character. In the last chapter at one point there's written "the truth according to Marguerite" but then the words "according to Marguerite" disappear and remain only "the truth". It's implied that what we see from that point on is the real truth

[@sanakassara]

You would think that the knowledge from the middle ages would be sufficient by now to make actually intriguing historical movies, but you would think wrong.

[@VERITASPUREBLOOD]

medieval Ben Affleck is still a Wooster, sucks to be him

[@viz12345]

1:00 DISGRACE!

[@carltomacruz9138]

Finally, a jousting lance hitting the horse.

[@johnsullivan2563]

I thought it was one of the better movies I saw

[@_HoBarty_]

I saw on the cinema and it was a unique experience

[@benjaminstevens6043]

damn thats fuckin spicy

[@tacitus7]

Behold the power of lust, envy, and pride in destroying a friendship and risking the life of an innocent woman. Absolutely disgusting. If only it were "The Last Duel."

[@user-we7lv8pm3o]

Nice to know horse falling on your leg or kicking man in the head is just some minor inconvenience you forget in 5 seconds. We have to fear horses no more.

[@Thrainite]

If you wear a helmet you can push through even pretty bad hits. Helmet, chain, and cushion cloth, will do a lot to alleviate pretty bad hits. You'll get woozy but adrenaline will right you pretty quick in my limited experience.🙃

[@adb2165]

Jedi has no match for humans

[@tnstef2629]

What's this all about?

[@-MATER.DEI-]

1:37 to 1:40 I saw Kylo in him for awhile 😂

[@user-jw2eu8li6y]

They made of steel or what hahah

[@5ocrates655]

Yall think she was lying?

[@LunarRuna]

No. It's just that Le Gry took her spiritual and intellectual attraction to him as an invitation.

[@jones9650]

wtf..... wow...!!!

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

I hate it when hollywood movies make fights scenes like this and their helmets fly off in 5 seconds. Yeah I get it that they paid these actors for their faces and it should be seen but it's rediculous. Their armor cost as much as a castle and are tailored to them. It wouldn't just fly off. In fact the real Jean de Carrouges once on the ground with Le Gris used the hilt of his dagger to smash the hinges of Le Gris' face plate tearing it off. From their he drove his dagger into Le Gris neck after failing to get a confession out of him.

[@mrmobama3453]

Love western culture and history.

[@viz12345]

hurry to love it then, it quickly fades away...

[@mikhaelis]

Great movie by a great director. But this story just wasn't engaging to the masses and I understand why. It could not hold a candle to the story of Gladiator.

[@mjpraetorian4386]

Was he innocent?

[@tyrrollins]

nobody knows to this day

[@jordanmc9015]

Given what I know about the story, I do not think he was innocent. The wife had no reason to lie. He was below her station. No one else was present. If she said nothing, no one would have known.

[@86jollygood]

She got pregnant when the husband was away.

[@oldfriendandmaster]

Ah, the good old days 🎉

[@georgepeat5269iearth]

Historical I understood knights moved somewhat slow from the weight of the armour. Pleasant fight just the same.

[@dussan2]

Not from what I remember from college, while the gear was heavy we are talking about 60lbs and it's distributed across the whole body. Moderm military full kit can weight that much.

[@georgepeat5269iearth]

@@dussan2 fair enough, but the Bowman with a longbow could move faster, though they likely didn’t have armour piercing arrows. So it’s always more relatives than we want to admit! Have a happy spring

[@chillphrog]

Guy in red armor definitely listens to Limp Bizkit

[@sthomas2592]

Wasn't it a disqualification to strike the horse?

[@jabloneynophony1875]

Men this old would not be fighting a duel in real life. These guys are already like 15 years older than than the average lifespan of that era.

[@_HoBarty_]

yeah but it was a real story that happend

[@jabloneynophony1875]

@@_HoBarty_ But were they like 45? Or 25 in real life?

[@_HoBarty_]

​@@jabloneynophony1875 Carrouge died in 1396 with 66 years old. The duel was in 1386 so Carrouge fought the duel with 56 years old. Gaddamn

[@jabloneynophony1875]

@@_HoBarty_ Holy crap. Thats old for fighting even nowadays. He must have been a beast.

[@KingHaggis]

This movie sucked but the duel was cool

[@mschultz3731]

The only good part of the movie was the duel forsure! Poor Adam driver was just another johnny Depp blamed for a crime he never committed.

[@billn.1318]

I'm no expert but I feel if i had that much plate armor, a good quality dagger would have been the choice to finish the job as it requires more attention to defend yourself from a dagger vs a sword or axe. I wish this was still the way to handle disputes.

[@jamesbutler8821]

Carrying that much weight, doing that much vigorous activity, with all the deficiencies of diet, health and fitness then not withstanding all the parasites, mistreated ailments etc they might have, I think the reality of this battle would be both fighters spending half their tine trying to catch their breath

[@hoenircanute]

THey ate meat like kings, had slaves to pick lice and was probably more fit than todays daily joggers. Was no drive ins back then son.

[@chaozboy9482]

tbh there was no best scene, the whole movie was terrible

[@redbear1935]

Movie just sucked

[@calvinsuu1949]

French knights portrayed by english/scottish and dutch/german spoken in english

[@user-cy4fj5vn3e]

Tramp destroyed old jasskass Baiden😂❤

[@victorguzman2302]

Were did you see that???? You obviously are a mindless tRumpian cultist.

[@seitenwind7940]

This isn't a tournament, it's Roman gladiatorial combat that was transported to the Middle Ages. As so often film nonsense

[@user-fy1vn1vh1b]

That was not a tournament but a duel to the death, a trial by combat

[@dashikashi4734]

The Middle Ages sucked ass, I don't know why everyone pretends Trial by Combat didn't happen lmao

[@G3N3515DM]

ya it was not a tournament buddy, it was battle for honor over a cheating wife

[@bearok89]

@@G3N3515DM Cheating wife how lol? She was literally raped by him, the duel was for one of them to defend against that accusation

[@lucas82]

​@@bearok89well, there are three people with each a different version of events. The real winner is the wife because her rapist/lover gets killed in a duel and her husband fucks of somewhere and dies there.