Mel Gibson avenges his son with a Tomahawk (Full Scene) 🌀 4K

[@sevenshadesofsmooth]

Hits different when you've watched this movie before kids and after having kids.

[@RobertoSantos-ss4ze]

Facts .. I seen this as a young kid first , now that I have kids his rage is totally understandable

[@fabianologfatec]

fact

[@jordanedens4219]

Ain't that the truth.

[@st.haborym]

Also hits different after you've watched Monkeydust

[@barrysauce]

Try watching Mr. Holland's Opus.

[@jlloyd2004mcs]

Those kids are thinking, “I’m going to be the first one out the door the next time Dad tells us to plow the field”.

[@scotmandel6699]

No more swimming breaks.

[@jlui21]

"Freedom? I don't need that dad. I will plow that field and fetch you a cold beer too."

[@marvinthemartian6788]

You win

[@alastertan5779]

😂😂

[@peterildefonsa]

The anger he felt to unleash like that after years of being peaceful, combined with the control to dial in and focus enough to be strategic and lead his other sons = terrifying combination.

[@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw]

Footnote : Colonel Taviton is based on a historical figure. He was a Colonel of dragoons in the American War of Independence. His name was Banastre Tarleton. In reality he SURVIVED the war and came back to Britain as a national hero and later became a Member of Parliament. Apparently, like the evil Colonel in "The Patriot" he massacred American prisoners in cold blood, burnt houses and property and other atrocities. There's even a pub hotel in England named after him. In Yorkshire. Where else ? Just in case any Americans decide to spend the night there, and (accidentally) set fire to it during the night. 😂🤣😅😆🤣

[@johnf3885]

The film was absolute historical drivel.

[@cptpepper7731]

@@johnf3885 It wasn't meant to be a documentary

[@JBplumbing12]

It was a fictitious movie, not real life caught on video phone.

[@datadavis]

@@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw general zhukov was merciless even back then

[@roysnider3456]

Great movie, one of his best. I highly recommend owning the movie and watching all the behind the scenes stuff.

[@spyrosraftopoulos2915]

This movie features some of the best combat scenes ever made in cinema, particularly in terms of direction and how they are presented to the audience.

[@MrSmokincodz]

its actually horrible. Its cheesy AF and not even accurate in the slightest.

[@acersteel3735]

Jason Issacs who plays Colonel Tavington is one of the best villians in cinema. Just an awesome actor.

[@CleHasToSayIt]

But he is literally nothing like the real version who never burnt churches or killed children

[@bunkermainan]

He looks just like Timothy Dalton

[@rokker101]

The Patriot brilliant film one of Mel Gibsons best if not THE best

[@NetGuyMsia]

Braveheart was very good too.

[@davidmaltais2912]

By far his best

[@blumobean]

I love this movie. I get chills every time he pulls out the tomahawk. I know it's going to get real. We had to fight for our freedom, still do.

[@Joeseph-t2e]

You came mighty close to losing a lot of freedoms in November bro....Real close

[@robertklose2140]

@@Joeseph-t2e Wait til you see what Trump has in store, now that he's immune from the law

[@parizer1463]

You had to fight for your freedom? First of all you didn’t do shit, your ancestors did. And they did no fighting for freedom, they fought for money and they performed worst genocide than Hitler ever could. Only the conquistadores are worse than you yanks

[@digitalimager4946]

You are deluded, and that's being polite.

[@tomscott3]

"We had to fight for our freedom, still do." Ain't that the truth! But like ancient Rome, the threat to our freedom is within. I fight criminals within our legal system every day. Very Best Regards, Tom Scott 🗽 Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Our American Injustice System_ _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

[@jj3710]

What a powerful scene!

[@chaddytee726]

a man with nothing to lose is a dangerous man...

[@arcticfox6808]

Take note, Health Insurance CEOs

[@claytonwhitman2611]

Here, he is NOT a man with nothing to lose, he still has 4 sons, and 2 daughters (IIRC) to protect and defend and provide for. I would say instead to let sleeping dragons lay. ***On a related note, never ever mistake kindness for weakness. You just might find out that the kind person is really a sleeping dragon...

[@josephhodges9819]

4:20 you can see that man was sickened by what happened there but knows that if he says anything he will be killed as well.

[@techromancerzero2709]

The sad thing is that the only person that needed to die was the commander who gave all those orders. Most of those soldiers probably were just normal decent British men signing up for the redcoat for a livelihood. I'm sure their families were proud, and their mothers told them how handsome they looked in their uniforms. The Geneva Conventions did not exist at the time. I believe there were conventions, but I don't think that they had the force of law behind them.

[@josephhodges9819]

@@techromancerzero2709 Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Once you lose your sole the rest is downhill.

[@marltonmanks9891]

banality of evil

[@RobertTestowy]

@@techromancerzero2709 We have Geneva Conventions now and soldiers still shot children in the chest.

[@wes326]

Don't piss off Mel Gibson. Didn't they see Brave Heart.

[@calbudd2838]

And Lethal Weapon

[@simpledude1518]

And what a women wants…wait, no

[@happydog3066]

“Give me back my son!”

[@wh2804]

you don't mess with Riggs

[@GuyCollins-o6n]

One of the most riveting scenes ever!

[@CoolBrittany90210]

You have no idea what an occupation looks like, feels like, or the induced suffering, so pray and prepare that you never do.

[@Edi_J]

Yet the common narrative (especially in Europe) today is that "it doesn't matter whether we have our own state", lefties despise patriotism, make terms like "nationalism" derogatory. Such "not politcorrect" movies like this here show us why exactly this is wrong. Mel Gibson is not liked by "the establishment" for that, we can be sure.

[@ferrallderrall6588]

Neat got a dad talk from cool brittainy what else ya got poppa

[@troyrussell177]

Tomahawk… no that’s a framing hatchet 😂

[@mz4036]

Better movie than Braveheart. I’ll die on that hill

[@RenniThompson]

Ahhh yes a very tough decision both movies of equal quality and intense scenes by Mel ......👍👍👍

[@marcvsjvniobrvtvs393]

Uh no. This is good movie but still can't beat Braveheart.

[@ltdc426]

It’s Braveheart with flintlock rifles.

[@NoKingFreeRadical]

I disagree - a Scot

[@marcvsjvniobrvtvs393]

@@ltdc426 yep, but in 1770s, with flintlocks, muskets, and fight the redcoats.

[@IranianIranian]

واقعا فیلم میهن پرست یکی از بهترین فیلم های دنیاست با هنر نمایی مل گیبسون ❤❤

[@rafaelmeza23]

Best movie ever. Hands down. A true masterpiece. A work of art.

[@AITrailBlazing]

What a great ride this movie brings! A Fave

[@leonrobinson2053]

The truth is that pain and rage lives in every man, great acting by the young men in this because you see them reprogramming themselves to what it is to be a man in pain and enraged, understanding how their father has kept it under wraps for so long and the loss of their brother brought it to the surface.

[@GaneshKumar-b1d3y]

I love this movie🎉

[@diansiji670]

one of the best movies i've ever seen

[@5891jonathan]

Historical Accuracy = 0 Emotional Involvement = 100

[@bertkilborne6464]

Kenosha We all can watch when it went down IRL

[@rogueldr642smiythe9]

Hey WE WON! Accurate

[@johnf3885]

@@rogueldr642smiythe9 Yes you did and look how your country has turned out.

[@armybeef68]

@@johnf3885 Better than all of the others.

[@Wooster23]

Yes, the British are popular Hollywood villains.

[@wb3954]

This is one of the best movies of all time

[@mikes8948]

"Don't ever back-sass Dad, again."

[@worker-wf2em]

Heath Ledger character revealed to still be just a child like his two little brothers. Despite his bravado, in that moment, seeing his dad hack that redcoat to death, he’s just as stunned and paralysed like the two little ones

[@claytonwhitman2611]

Like the whole audience, you mean.

[@johnbalbastro6342]

Cant stop myself from watching this film again and again

[@rinumkhan]

Mel Gibson is a Fabulous actor reigning a 20yr career from producing, acting and directing.🎉🎉

[@jezooos]

Sweet vengeance

[@claytonwhitman2611]

There is NOTHING sweet about this. NOTHING AT ALL. No amount of "vengeance" or "justice" or anything will ever replace his beloved son. Nothing will fill that hole, nothing will assuage that grief, nothing will ever make what just happened to his family (ALL OF IT) "ok". His children will remember this to their last days: the day they lost thier brother, and the day they lost their innocence of the world, and the day that they saw what their father is truly capable of. Even though their father is driven to this by love, and grief, and the need and duty to protect his family, the spectacle of seeing their brother murdered, and then their father go "on the warpath" and kill all those soldiers in very violent and bloody hand to hand combat, is truly frightening and terrifying. And what happened with the last remaining soldier, is just heartbreaking all around. No one should have to see that, no one should ever have to do this, to be capable of this level of controlled fury and rage and violence. And yet, therre will always be monsters out there, truely evil people, and they will only ever be stopped by someone who is willing to fight them toe to toe, hand to hand, and not stop or show any mercy whatsoever, until that monstrous enemy is Dead. The really terrible thing, is what happens to you, when you have to be the one to pick up that weapon, and fight that monster. What happens to your humanity? What happens to your soul? No, there is nothing sweet to be found here, just darkness all around. Be careful of staring into the Abyss too long. After a while, it will stare back into You.

[@harbinger200]

Mel Gibson is the guy that made best movies about national history of US and Scotland, and i would say in general.

[@naturalbornpatriot6369]

"Tavington.... damn him, damn that man!"

[@jeffsim8664]

Although it did not star mel gibson another epic emotional movie is the last of the mohicans. Same gut wrenching theme. I can watch all 3 0ver and over.

[@Saiphedias0815]

The guy holding his son on his right side was against the hanging from the beginning. Nice acting.

[@Oleg19948]

Only the dead have seen the end of War. ~Plato.

[@coconuciferanuts339]

Mel's movies always get the message across.

[@thedukeofnorton]

His antisemitic message?

[@MickAngelhere]

Great movie, lots of historical inaccuracies but still a great movie

[@monkeydog8681]

Love this movie as a kid.

[@elimac8369]

2:11 That was a LEATHAL shot from his WEAPON that went through the BRAVE boys back. Rip, he had HEART. Mel is MAD to the MAX, and he wants a little PAYBACK. He's on the EDGE OF no return with only DARKNESS in his mind. Once a MAVERICK now a BLOOD FATHER on the hunt for revenge. Finding THE MAN WITH NO remorse wont be an easy journey to FACE. So before leaving he grabs a CHICKEN for food and now he's on the RUN.

[@michaelthompson3640]

Shame he doesn't know what women want

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Heart is on the left not the right

[@t.t.6398]

​@@patrickgriffitt6551 The heart is in the center.

[@lesterroberts4787]

Cool play on the movies.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

The boys are saying , don't piss dad off

[@NathanBd-zw5pt]

Honor and respect to the American heroes of the Revolutionary War. Our nation would be nothing without your sacrifices ..

[@dolidjuarasanusist9200]

After killing millions of indigineous people...

[@elimac8369]

8:12 After losing his HAT, it got replaced with a HATchet.

[@lizardfirefighter110]

“What’s for dinner?” “Hamburger.”

[@istvancsizmadia5975]

This scene shows,that in the jungelfight the enemy who has better weapons,and soldiers still can be won with some hiding,and partisantechnic. The germans in the serbian mountains,or the americans in Vietnam also suffered smaller defeats like this from their weaker enemy.

[@Flyingscotsman66]

No it doesn’t, it’s a movie and an unrealistic one at that

[@zephyrthewoderdog]

The Native Americans fought for the British. So they would be the partisans, no?

[@Flyingscotsman66]

@@zephyrthewoderdog I’ll give you that it’s exciting and action packed, and even fun to watch, but realistic it is not, if that column had come under attack they would have run for cover, then they would have gone on the attack, every army in the world trains there soldiers to deal with an ambush, enemy left engage, take cover, advance towards contact

[@samoangimli2640]

This scene reminds me of Last of the Mohicans where Magua leads British 💂🏻‍♂️soldiers into a trap and they too get slaughtered

[@scotmandel6699]

That is more realistic to me.

[@chris-twenty7]

Couldn’t have chosen a better video title

[@uncletrick1]

Aim small, miss small.

[@stefanformgren4978]

this movie is so good

[@elimac8369]

5:53 " Huckleberry Fin these guns are heavy to run with."

[@lovedede2002]

Legendary movie

[@NetGuyMsia]

"Aim small, miss small".

[@gabrielkelly6008]

A FATHERS LOVE IS .....SCARY.

[@PeteMonzingo-ff8ls]

Best to avenge when pushed to the limits.

[@leonardhandzlik6008]

God, he was great in The Patriot. I don't think it was better than Braveheart, but every bit as good. I can watch both of them 100 times if I had the time.

[@timjones9206]

5:47 Boys. That’s badass. They follow

[@Mr.T-o7h]

That's the way to do father, after you beg for your son life but fail. Good father, good video clip to watch and think.

[@NS-qj8xj]

2:40 The face England fears most.

[@hernanhurtado4258]

Great movie.

[@johnnyknight6534]

those are some very accurate muskets indeed.

[@marksolarz3756]

You Goid guy is only as Good as the Bad Guy is Bad! Excellent acting in this movie. Abit over dramatic....and abit long at time's. But over all a good movie. Excellent ambush tactics

[@darkfleetlord]

For those boys to wield those muskets were absolute chads. If you think our weapons are heavy today, those muskets were crazy heavy and awkward to maneuver.

[@amigator7789]

7:27 hmm... surgical methods in the late 1700's were quite rad 😂

[@RichardLanders-o1l]

Don’t blame him. I know that God said, “Vengeance is Mine, I will repay, says the Lord.” He had to save his other son though. Sometimes God will use us to seek His vengeance.

[@thisisthetruth-f6w]

8:54 Woah. Dad just went full Marin Riggs

[@sh43n]

You noticed he switched hands in the river scene too? so much rage after the dislocation, insane 😮

[@davidnewland2461]

These scenes are accurate as far as I have been taught the British have always been pretty savage toward their enemies, their enemies being those considered inferior.

[@lesberkley3821]

Completely inaccurate. Banastre Tarleton was an honourable (sic) officer. It was Francis Marion who used brutal tactics.

[@MickAllen-n5w]

what rubbish... all enemy are painted ugly by propaganda...

[@penney304]

The first time I saw that movie, I believe I truly hated the British officer that killed his son. Mel Gibson's charter showed no mercy.

[@poppers7317]

Mel's character isn't any better though.

[@claytonwhitman2611]

@@poppers7317 I don't disagree. War is truly terrible and horrible, no matter the provocation.

[@BarChordA]

Understandable

[@Snowball042]

I’ve really got to get my flintlock out again.

[@The6thRonin]

" Now you know what I used to do for a LIVING".....

[@headTask]

they really don't make'em like they used to... damn, great movie, great scene.

[@SPOOKSTR]

We were prisoners right from day one. Best regards, Australia.

[@bruceleroy8063]

He would never be stupid enough to leave the father of the boy he murdered alive. That's a death sentence.

[@nahkohese555]

For the most part, the British officers did not consider it a war, but an insurection. Therefore the Rules of War (especially the treatment of prisoners, the wounded, and non-combatants) did not apply. No quarter was given.

[@claytonwhitman2611]

Which makes a very good argument, that had the British Officers treated the colonists as soldiers, and treated this as a war and gone by the accepted rules of war, it is very possible the colonists would never have gotten the support they needed in order to beat the British. You can very well argue that their continued mistreatment of colonials, and colonial soldiers, is what drove them to that final fury where they would never surrender, never give up. And then, afterall, the colonists where fighting for thier lives, their familes, their homes, and the British were mostly conscripted soldiers, fighting a war they didn't want to fight, in a land they didn't want to be in.

[@LTYTACCT]

Scene 9:20 - 9:26: Note to self,... Don't back talk to dad.

[@xamurai00]

This kind of evil continued against the Irish through the Black and tans.

[@OfWodensFolk]

Though I'm not taking away anything from the Irish and the Black and Tans, this story is a complete fabrication and Gibson has admitted as such.

[@gambit_toys6554]

British guy would pair well with Agent Smith from Matrix.

[@robertlee8400]

I don’t know if anyone knows how it feels to be cut by a Tomahawk , but I have 2 of them & I accidentally laid my hand open with one of them . There knife sharp , so that gives you an ideal. I have one that’s a spike hawk & the first time throwing that one I actually stabbed myself in the back with the spike , it wasn’t nothing bad or anything but now I know that you have to throw that one from the side to avoid stabbing yourself in the back .

[@alextepe4309]

This is the “accepted” view of the American Revolution: The British were evil and the colonists had every right to rise up against them. Even though this movie is historically inaccurate, it has great action sequences and is a perfect 4th of July film.

[@ruandanj]

The First Wick.

[@42lookc]

So totally Justified. And too good for him.

[@pvt.2426]

Great movie. An instant classic and one of Gibson's best. Both of Mel's sons (the characters written in this movie) thought they knew more or better than their dad. They were and are typical teens, 'young & stupid'. They lacked wisdom and should've listened. They would be alive, if they did.

[@johnfothergill1581]

Brilliant movie and that scene makes me feel a sense of anger and shame been British but only for a second or two lol.

[@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw]

I know. It's shocking. Jason Isaacs is so evil. He's actually a bit cartoonish. Colonel Dick Dastardly of His Majesty's Most Evil Dragoons. 👹👹😈👿

[@johnfothergill1581]

@@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw Dick Dastardly love it LOL

[@johngerson7335]

​@@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw The character "Tavington" is based on Lt. Colonel Banastre Tarleton, who was known to the Colonials as "No Quarter Tarleton" for his cruel and merciless prosecution of civilians. The depiction of Tavington is not far off. Nasty piece of work, that one. He lived to return to England after the war and continued ascending in rank to become a General of His Majesty's British Army. He died in 1883.

[@jwilson980]

When you’re dad is patriot and is going to preserve Freedom, life, liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.

[@Gawdrek]

Between this and Braveheart Mel couldn't miss back then.

[@lexwaters6945]

His sons must have thought: “Don’t piss off the old man!”😮

[@42lookc]

Those boys became Men that day.

[@geoffhaysom649]

Love to hate can turn so quickly

[@stevesjurset4880]

Yeah.

[@nanopug]

Boys: My dad is the main character

[@bfnew4440]

Normal Saturday for Mel

[@gambit_toys6554]

Mel Gibson = Bezerker Rage activated.

[@nathanwilliams7361]

I had ancestors who served on both sides of The Revolutionary War. Their names are recorded in history books but are barely talked about. I’m working on something that ties my ancestry to major events to the war. Is there anyone out there who wants to talk to me about my ancestry. It’s time for a new movie or documentaries on new subject matter on The Revolutionary War.

[@poppers7317]

“What makes a good soldier, Sharpe?” “The ability to fire three rounds a minute. In any weather sir.” These guys must've been the best soldiers imaginable.

[@arcticfox6808]

More relevant now than ever.

[@jaredwatt8769]

Unhinged Gibson is fuckin amazing

I was way too young seeing this as a kid the firs t time..

[@gimbalair]

Fell asleep watching this on the plane to Detroit. Is it worth watching.

[@evanplanas7505]

The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of Men who wanted to be left Alone.

[@ThreepwoodForest]

9:45 you organise a nice polite ambush, by the numbers one by one, text book tactics and then you go and ruin it all by going nuts Look how offended the kids and the POW is

[@markd9318]

He went full connor kenway

[@MikeMcRoberts]

Yet another movie clip where we are made to guess what the movie is

[@davidbevan8821]

There's no other response