BRAVEHEART (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@KelkelQ82]

As a scot i dont care that it is not historically accurate it is still a epic movie. Gives me chills everytime. This is gonna be good. FREEDOM!!!!

[@balansboy]

Same. It's a fantastic movie

[@trenttaylor-n4d]

@@KelkelQ82 curious, how did his accent sound to you? Good?

[@downunderrob]

It's Disney with Gore.

[@lolly1405]

It really has. It’s a great movie.

[@motorcycleboy9000]

It's a masterpiece. But Edward Longshanks wasn't that evil, and Robert the Bruce was Wallace on roids.

[@rileydd08]

Every man dies, not every man lives. -William Wallace

[@Burglekutt_OG]

@rileydd08 "Some men are longer than others" -Hamish

[@grumpysocks]

When I saw he was watching this I knew he was gonna cry ❤ Love a man that shows his emotions.

[@jesterssketchbook]

i loved his reaction to "remember the titans" - havent seen a reactor be THAT REAL like EVER

[@maryhubbard2889]

I love this movie, thanks for reacting to this

[@draskang]

yeah man, awesome reaction. rewatching 😛

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Any man that doesn’t isn’t a man

[@aleishabraswell9052]

My first time watching it I bawled like a family member had died. Still remains one of my favorite movies. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@leewalker4241]

Like some on here, I’m Scottish. I went to cinema with friends to watch this. Soon as the movie ended. The whole cinema stood up at the end and cheered and started chapping. Then singing flower of Scotland.

[@leighwhite6700]

That's pretty cool.

[@YerMawsAWelder]

@@leewalker4241 no ye didny

[@leewalker4241]

@@YerMawsAWelder as if you did?

[@KumaKonda]

Keep singing Scotland needs you!

[@tdeo2141]

Thanks for sharing this 👍🏻

[@Thaum1el]

I'm a history major, and I say this movie is absolutely brilliant. It was never a documentary. Just a very very good story.

[@estonianrocker666]

Exactly! As the narrator said "The history was written by those who hanged heroes" So basically they wanted to show something else, like an untold story

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

@@estonianrocker666 it's not an untold story, though. It's made up historically inaccurate nonsense... I agree it's still a good story and entertaining well-made movie... but the history is horseshit...

[@Thaum1el]

@nooneofconsequence1251 Not going to argue the actuality, I think we agree here. One thing I also keep coming back to when I think about Braveheart: I know personally a couple of people who got interested in history because of this movie. Even though it has so much muck, it still served a good purpose for this reason.

[@christopherschreiber5805]

@@nooneofconsequence1251 There are also stories of him being 8 feet tall and able to kill 50 men by himself lol (which, btw, a lot of locals still believe about him). It's a commentary on oral tradition, which is all most people had for a really long time. Unless you were stupid rich, you weren't worthy of the pen and ink to have any kind of record kept of your existence.

[@RansomeDavis]

well said.

[@baby_boi123]

"He tossed him like Uncle Phil did Jazzy Jeff" 😂😂😂

[@chrisraymer9348]

I had to stop watching for a few minutes because I was laughing so hard! 🤣

[@baby_boi123]

@@chrisraymer9348 that's exactly how he used to yeet jazzy lol

[@ralphwiggum6385]

​@@baby_boi123all I can hear is Jazz going "AAHH" as he flies 😂

[@JohnLoutsenhizer]

Lolol

[@michaelstark8720]

yeah, but once Jazz tossed uncle Phil out. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jackieelizabeth8614]

Her death is still probably one of the top devastating deaths. Her looking around for him and such sadness when shes cut. Absolutely heart breaking

[@Tbuggaboo]

As a woman, I never got upset that Wallace got together with the queen! lol…After all the shit he went through, he deserved some comfort and the touch of a woman. He never dishonored Marion in my eyes, she knew the pain and suffering he had. ❤

[@unidentifiedguy8253]

@Tbuggaboo it's also obvious he is not interested in a future with the queen, but just wants to be with Marion. It seemed more transactional for her helping him and being married to a gay dude, and of course the pay off of her being pregnant with a Scottish future king.

[@watevatube]

And I think the timeline was supposed to be that he met her years later after his wife died

[@ohnoitisnt666]

Her name was Muireann. ❤

[@whitevoodooman7276]

nicely put

[@deepforestfire]

"deserved some comfort and touch of a woman" Interesting how you talk like a man.

[@damedamsel3300]

Steven: "im the most wanted Man on my island!" Hammish: "Your island? You mean Ireland?" Steven: "Yeah, its mine!!"🤪🤪 😂😂😂😂✌️💚

[@CrashCraftLabs]

that character is so fun, the arrows scene hahaha golden

[@motorcycleboy9000]

"In order to speak to his equal, an Irishman must talk to God." ☘️

[@TylerD288]

Irish people be crazy, bruh.

[@ojay8277]

I love that moment!

[@ArgentLeftovers]

"I've spoken to the lord. He says He is pretty sure he can get me out of this, but you're fucked"

[@timothyhedrick5295]

You can judge a man's worth by if he sheds a tear or not (and is angered) watching this film. It's a powerful story at so many different points.

[@MrTickleTrunk]

Every man who's ever watched this sheds tears at the end of the film ❤

[@NekitGallus]

I understand the scots when they criticize this film about historical innacuracies. But I must admit that Braveheart, for me, a little boy from eastern Europe in the 1990s, was the piece of art that introduced me to Scotland and its people. The history of my people is similar to that of the scottish people. Especially when it comes to an endless fight against a huge empire. When I grew up, I read the true story of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. Thanks to this film I always dreamed of visiting Scotland and thanks to this film, I discovered Limmy, who made me want to visit Glasgow. A dream that will come true 30 years later, at the end of December, this year.

[@Rajamak]

Welcome and enjoy your trip 👍😁

[@NekitGallus]

@@Rajamak Thank you !

[@bobprivate8575]

The main issue with the historical inaccuracies, is the portrayal of The Bruce as an antagonist. He is a hero of the Scots, and would've been 12 or 13 at the time of Wallace's death. Much of the rest can be overlooked as artistic license, but anyone could've taken the antagonist role. There was no need to demonize a hero.

[@NekitGallus]

@@bobprivate8575 Yes, I agree with you on this point. But this is Hollywood. You just have to know how to detach yourself from the superficial romanticism created by the scriptwriters. To do this, you must not stop at the film. You have to be interested in historical documents. Not everyone does it, but when the story touches you, generally you try to find out more or you don't want to stop there. You want to continue. I was very confused at first, but rather happy later, when I discovered the true story of these two characters.

[@BeefyBeanBurrito]

“He was a patriot, too!” When you said that, I died laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@Mamawaffa]

I love the handfasting scene when they get married. It’s an old Scottish tradition that my husband and I performed at our wedding. The tartan used was my husband’s clan tartan and represented our commitment to each other. And we had a good dram of whiskey from the quaich of course!😂Scotsmen generally don’t wear anything under their kilts, also tradition. William Wallace was a hero to Scotland and fought for our freedom.

[@RansomeDavis]

Bless.

[@MsBLACKSCREEN]

Mel Gibson, asked one of the Scottish actors, " What do you wear underneath your Kilt ?" He said, " Your Wife's Lipstick " ! 😂❤😎

[@SaulofTarsis]

chad

[@yeahright8970]

😂😂

[@scatreed]

Good wife

[@juliafloreshernandez6854]

Goat!😂

[@mattiethesurfer]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, “I don’t know you personally, but I fucking love you bro.” Every time I watch your videos - I imagine being friends with you. You’d be a great friend.

[@SaulofTarsis]

fact!

[@ashleydixon4613]

When I think of him, I think of my first time watching him: reacting to the LOTR Trilogy and calling Aragorn “Dirt Sniffin’ Dude.” 😆

[@spacetiger5076]

You ain’t a man if this movie doesn’t make you cry.

[@brandonmartin08]

My dad’s favorite movie. He still has it on VHS. Movie was so long it has 2 tapes.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

@@brandonmartin08 still have it too

[@boonplaysgames5171]

"they done shot chibs" lol officially my new favourite quote

[@pleutron]

SOA ftw!

[@Letha-Mae]

J you have a beautiful heart!! Never change we love you just the way you are!!

[@SuperScottCrawford]

Indeed. Big heart Jay!

[@PerfectHandProductions]

The scene in which Robert the Bruce laments his betrayal is fantastic, great writing and acting, a powerful character moment.

[@sarahvetoe8134]

It is pretty amazing.

[@gwenjackson8583]

My favorite scene in the whole movie!

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Yes! 💯

[@Phelddagrif1998]

This reactor is trash he skipped like every great acting scene. Awful reaction!

[@dornanplays]

@@Phelddagrif1998so melodramatic, need your juice box?

[@lolly1405]

Another great reaction. A lot of people don’t like Mel Gibson, but he knows how to make a movie. Any movie where you are happy, nervous, anxious, angry, and moved or sad enough to cry, is a good movie.

[@whitevoodooman7276]

great actor

[@SC-gp7kt]

More people like him now than not.

[@gandr.e.5136]

That's mainstream media bullshit. They have villainized him because he's exposing the pedophiles in Hollywood and just a few days ago he said that kamala harris has the intelligence of a fence post. They hate to hear the truth.

[@crystaldreams3978]

Why people dont like him?

[@zonzillamagnus5902]

@@crystaldreams3978 Because he is a Republican

[@FLashman-cv5dn]

Great review mate got a wee bit emotional myself along with ye! I am Scottish and I love this film! Yes much has been said about the Historical Inaccuracies which are plenty! However, the real story is perhaps even more amazing!! I think for all of the historical inaccuracies the film captures the very essence of who Wallace was, his struggle and what he meant and still means to the people of Scotland and beyond! That what makes it such a great movie!

[@LukeLovesRose]

Forget what any critics say. Braveheart is a timeless and epic Medieval war film. It might be the best movie of its kind. William Wallace's speech to the Scots at Stirling is possibly the best, most inspiring wartime speech ever put on film. Every performance is fantastic. The soundtrack is one of the best, most heart-wrenching scores ever composed for a motion picture. Second only to Titanic. The art direction and cinematography is stunning

[@ArgentLeftovers]

Sorry, but Lord of the Rings blows Titanic out of the water in terms of score

[@LukeLovesRose]

@ArgentLeftovers Yes and no

[@LemonFresh-v3x]

I think critics criticise the movie because it's about a historical character and is almost entirely fictional.. As a work of fiction it's great.

[@alexandermacneil4430]

Did you miss the Lord of the Rings trilogy?!? The disrespect!

[@Khay-77]

I mean, this won Best Picture of the Year. Any critics blasting this are in the overwhelming minority and can eat a dick.

[@Tune-O-matic]

"Men don't follow titles they follow courage"- Wallace

[@louielouie22]

I was an extra in a Tim Robbins movie and Angus MacFadven was in it. What a tremendous and underrated actor he was and still is.

[@Whiskey0880]

Even watching this as a reaction, with a good man who appreciates good story telling, i can't help getting emotional. Great reaction buddy 👍

[@ArchDethKreation]

legendary movie. I used to watch it all the time growing up. Havent watched it in forever. As soon as I heard that beautiful soundtrack, instant chills

[@asaventurasderobson]

There is no bad Mel Gibson directed movies.

[@RansomeDavis]

no hes very good for sure, his movies are well shot with alot of depth.

[@menotyou8369]

Too bad he's such a horrible person.

[@maximillianosaben]

Which is why I'm shocked his upcoming one looks like a cash-grab movie.

[@rustyforceps1012]

Mel’s a patriot and a religious man. He depicts the fights against tyranny in many of his movies and lives by his beliefs in real life as well.

[@onlydbrasko]

@@menotyou8369 Only if you're a Zionist and a Diddy supporter

[@tkthetank]

Saw this movie when I was like 8 years old on Network television and the part where he yells "Freedom!" made me bawl my eyes out. First movie to make me cry, still brings a tear to this day so many years later.

[@CrashCraftLabs]

this is one of those movies yu will never be able to remake and be anywhere near as good. same with patriot, both got that same vibe, it might be the actor to be honest haha

[@Islandlea333]

As a daughter to a glaswegian mother n grandfather i can tell you we watched this many times with feeling so many emotions and always talked about how its one of those films were everyone fits . And obviously me and my ma would run a few streams.

[@reservoirdude92]

Mel Gibson is one of the best actor/directors in American movies, and he definitely confirmed that with this film.

[@alexandermacneil4430]

Too bad his antisemitism and racism kiboshed his career.

[@pythonkatie1985]

I've never seen your videos before, but the face you were making while waiting for that sneeze was the exact kind of laugh I needed today. Consider me subscribed.

[@EOMReacts]

Welcome to the family - J

[@goyasolidar]

I can't count the number of times I've seen this movie but I always shed tears at those key scenes. You know which ones I'm talking about.

[@jamestrotter5828]

This is a legend about Scotlands greatest hero told by old men to young children on their laps. Gibson just filmed it and filmed it well

[@ShaDHP23]

When I was a kid, I played a lot of Age of Empires. When I learned Braveheart was about William Wallace, I begged my mother to let me watch the movie. I was only 8 years old and it took the entire afternoon. I cannot express how life altering an experience my first viewing was. Historically accurate or not, this film is a work of intense passion and will always be in my heart. The score for this film is easily one of my favorite compositions, forever some of the greatest music I've ever heard.

[@massimo7219]

I saw this movie in the theater when it came out. Every man had the same reaction you did. This movie hits the deepest parts of a man. It hits all aspects. Really enjoyed your reaction bruh

[@thebrhinocerous]

This movie is easily in my top 10 movies ever made. While not historically accurate, this movie still amazing. There are so many great line and moments in this movie, but I believe that the best line uttered in this movie (and I didn't see it in your reaction, but maybe I missed it), is when Robert the Bruce tells his father, "My hate...will die...with you." You cannot get angry at Robert the Bruce, as historically, he is the person that history recognizes as having led Scotland to its freedom. Back then, there was loyalty to the elders, and while his dad was still alive, he felt compelled to do his bidding, even if he know it was wrong. What he did in the end is what really matters, even if he stumbled along the way. Men with the conviction of William Wallace (as portrayed in this movie) are extremely rare, and most nobles and wealthy people back then did everything based on greed, and loyalties changed with the wind. I truly love this movie. Thank you for your reaction.

[@bbrody77]

My favorite movie of all time. Thank you for covering it. That was awesome!

[@Curraghmore]

The big battle scenes were actually shot in Ireland because there are wide open, flat plains in the middle of the country that were ideal for those scenes. The extras for the battles were volunteers from the Irish army, with regular army on one side and army reserves on the other, and the real life rivalry between them resulted in some realistic aggression and some real injuries on set.

[@bavondale]

20:33 crockpots baby lol 23:50 this is the speech i cried with you man

[@deewills353]

Yep! The ending gets me too...he didnt break,he went out like the warrior he was.

[@rayberke2836]

Mel Gibson has a knack for making movies that can make grown men cry. He is absolutely brilliant.

[@miamayhem6085]

I remember seeing this for the first time at the cinema. I was in tears. I was only a teen, but it broke my heart. I really enjoyed your reaction 😊

[@MrsSmith-kx6ep]

Thank you for your heartfelt reaction to some of what our Scottish ancestors had to endure. My paternal great, gr, gr, gr.....gr grandad was rewarded by Bruce for recommending the use of "caltrops" at the Battle of Bannockburn (the final scene in 1314). That same ancestral line fought against the English Crown again in the War of Independence in the colonies (1776), now USA.⚔🛡⚖ Thank you, and be well.

[@frankbonesbosco5853]

Ever since I was a kid, the old man was always my favorite

[@sandman_says_runrunner4701]

That'll wake ya up in the mornin boy!

[@THOMPO1210]

That old guy is a proper geezer! Ace

[@FireTiger941]

28:18 "Just pure anger in their blood...........and whiskey" Hahahahaha

[@Tomcat088]

I knew you’d appreciate this movie and the sacrifice. It happened to all those people, too. He stayed the course and saw it through. They did create the monster, and when a man has lost everything he’s loved and nothing to lose; there will be consequences. It’s one of my favorite movies. He did go out on his terms. GREAT reaction!

[@warriorwoodworksusa2411]

What blows my mind is how easily willing we are as a nation to throw our freedoms away today, never taking into account the years of pain and suffering our Souldiers and their families have sacrificed and paid to have what little freedoms we have left here in America now. “hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times”- G. Michael Hopf.

[@SC-gp7kt]

I agree

[@jamesalexander5623]

Donald would have been a King like Longshanks and thought his Soldiers were Suckers and Losers! Fodder to gain his Victory to hold on to his Power!

[@constantino7917]

dude stfu lol You typed that on a computer in the AC.

[@eliobaeta9182]

Heroes were outbred

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Well, I don't blame people too much for just wanting to stay alive. Even in this fictional movie Wallace just wanted to live his life in peace and raise a family. He didn't got to war until he was pushed too far and everything he loved was brutally taken from him. There are still people today that could be pushed too far, I've no doubt.

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 5 Oscars including Best Picture. "They may take our lives, but they'll never take OUR FREEDOM!"

[@eppro2177]

Hell Yeah! Best Picture and Best Director. It's a shame that the Academy chickened-out in not giving Mel best actor too.

[@bdleo300]

Well they took their freedom, there is no Scotland today

[@lunagal]

Isn’t it “wives”?.. not lives?

[@kevinslayzak1214]

Those Scottish War pipes are the most sad heartfelt sorrowful sounding instruments I've ever heard..🔥 respect.. and the whole " punching your friend in the face" thing shows you if they can punch YOU in the face they'll absolutely fight ANYONE to the death to protect you and yours..n actually some of the best friends ive ever met and still have in my life,,we "danced" at one point..no lie🔥💪

[@deanhibler3117]

This is why I like your reactions dude. I like a man who is not afraid to show his emotion. It's what proves that we are human.

[@michaellozano7993]

I can’t stop laughing at LJ laughing at the king throwing the gay guy out the window 😂

[@teamjosh122pstars]

I love everything about your reactions my man. You're a genuine, warm hearted, caring & thoughtful human.

[@andrewriley6862]

I have never laughed so hard when you said " He cut that man's taint." So good!

[@archangelgabriel5316]

16 minute Mark EOM chilling nicely, then it all goes down his eyes widen tf up

[@EthanKandler-ti8px]

“You remind me of my daughter back home” is the creepiest line.

[@cmo5173]

Yes!💯. (Imagine being this daughter 😢)

[@gwenjackson8583]

I cry at the end of this movie, every time. And I’ve seen it many times. Wonderful, heartfelt reaction!

[@makekotor3722]

Yes I can't wait for this reaction. This movie is a classic.

[@jcarroll135]

Yall Mel Gibson can make anybody ugly cry! Lol he has a gift! The Passion of the Christ had parts that absolutely made the entire crucifixion story just hit on a whole other level ! He's an amazing producer ❤️ personally I think Hollywood did him dirty!

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Well, now hollywood is getting it dirty.

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJamaac]

“I could not be a traitor to Edward, for I was never his subject.” -William Wallace

[@mouse122809]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. Yes, The timeline isn't right a Lot historical inaccuracies, unfortunately a lot of films based off of real life are highly inaccurate but it's still a great movie. Really wished I could have seen this on the big screen.

[@virtuallyveronicka]

This is a great film! I cry 😭 every time I watch the ending. I agree it has some strong one liners.

[@lenoliver-k6g]

🤣🤣🤣 William Wallace wearing them Detroit Lions colors.

[@briandavies-wo1mn]

I would wear a detroit lions kilt.

[@brettmcgarry5548]

Im Scottish and love your reaction!!!

[@DeeboX-vv8ji]

Bro, New sub. You are too funny, Great review my friend...BRAVO 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@EOMReacts]

Welcome to the family - J

[@sjuhawks1973]

Hands down best reaction ever. Bravo.

[@chriscasey8224]

Never clicked on a damn reaction so fast in my life 😂😅

[@GSooner]

MacArthur Clan here, FREEDOM!!!! Great reaction my Dude

[@Garvak]

Outlaw King is a good follow-up 🤙

[@dear6341]

@@Garvak no, bad accents

[@BabylonWanderer]

it was a pleasure sharing your journey with this one.. much love from Scotland

[@Imyerda]

I just subbed coz of this nice man ,brilliant reaction my friend from across the pond ❤. You made me cry also 😢. .....probably needed it . THANKS AGAIN x

[@chiasanzes9770]

As far as I know dark Stephen from Ireland was a warrior prince and had to go excile from Ireland. So the Ireland really was His Ireland. He saved Wallace several times and was his close friend and a bodyguard.

[@angelkanul4415]

Love your reaction like always Jay, now a lot a people compare this movie with “GLADIATOR “ if you have to pick witch one is better let me know.

[@druciferDMA]

Love the Canada beanie, Much love from up north especially today, all the supportive vibes to my American homies

[@JS-wp4gs]

As historically inaccurate as it is braveheart still tells a generally accurate story of the kind of things the scots had to go through at the hands of the english. After nearly a thousand years people tend to forget that it was a difficult time to be alive, what things were like between the scots and english, and that real people went through it and should be remembered for standing up to protect their home. Even a historically inaccurate film like this helps keep the memories of those people alive and what they did far better than old historical records that most people have never read and know little about. Especially for the common peasant or soldier from the time that has otherwise been lost to history

[@chaost4544]

"Braveheart" is a good example of a film being a great historical epic despite its lack of historical accuracy. The storytelling and acting trumps whatever historical flaws there are.

[@adamlewis4374]

In all honesty what is actually historically accurate..? Most knowledge was lost over many centuries.

[@INDRIDCOLD83]

33:06 "Jolly good throw me LORD! "

[@ysmith494]

When Wallace yelled Freedom, the king choked on his own spit !!!! 😂

[@RocaBibaby]

Damn, Jay got me sobbing and I've seen Braveheart at least a dozen times.

[@matthewwhite7473]

They absolutely DO NOT make movies even approaching this level of quality anymore these days. The music, the acting (not to mention child acting), the depth of meaning and realism, the cinematography. All top tier. Braveheart is an immortal classic of a film.

[@pamelalee1508]

God bless you J... This is the most epic movie of fighting for Scotland's freedom...some will tell you it's not historically accurate but for us it's close enough... A tale of love..Country..and government vs people..we've been seeing it throughout history and even today...I agree with you on the traitorous Robert the Bruce..for my part he should have been on the short list William was taking out...aaahh but he wasn't and did become King..that is historically correct... Thank you for watching this awesome film..as a Native American/Scottish old woman..it resonates deep with me... For your future consideration...(Blank PLEASE 🙏) 💥...Rob Roy...Liam Neeson...1995 💥...Four Brothers...Mark Wahlberg..Sofia Vergara..Tyrese Gibson..Terrence Howard...2005 🌿🌿🌿

[@willowfalls7528]

Suddenly, just like that.... "Sticks, Stones, And Crockpots" sounds like a hella kickass name for a heavy metal band.

[@alexhaas9653]

A great movie. Even though historically wrong about so many points. But it's an epic adventure. Cast, scenery and the score. It's a fantastic movie. Of course Robert The Bruce was the actual Scottish hero in history. Dunfermline Abbey is well worth a visit when in Scotland, where his bones are buried. Also the Wallace Monument. You can see Wallace's massive sword on display and many other artifacts. And wonderful views from top. "Robert The Bruce" is also worth a watch. A spinoff/sequel. The same actor portraying him (Angus Macfadyen). Not as big of a production, but a nice extra.

[@nicknova703]

Robert the Bruce sucked imo. Even though they used the same Bruce actor. Outlaw King was way more entertaining

[@QTmodz-Projects]

This movie brings tears to everyone and glad to be a small extra in the mooner scene ☺

[@MunkyKungFu]

"....With the 50 farmers we can raise" "We don't have to feed them, just fight them!"

[@roberthimselfisblankslate1862]

FREEDOM!!!!!! The cry of every human who has ever lived.

[@kevinslayzak1214]

Another one of those special movies or shows where ppl aren't psyched about the run time but are pissed when it's over😅... excellent movie.. hope you enjoy it 🔥

[@DustinLove-v6q]

J!!! I have seen this movie 100 times. I still get a little tight in the throat at the end. But watching you seeing the ending and breaking up, got me hard. Thanks for reminding me that I am not yet dead inside. Love your work. I know you and blank put in so much time. I apologize for not knowing anyone else on your team. You people bring me so much enjoyment. First and still only subscription I have. I am pretty ignorant on paid subscriptions. But I will learn. I will add my name to your ever growing list. Thank you so much! Love this channel

[@reconsoldier135]

I don't care that it's as historically accurate as Inglorious Bastards, I love this movie

[@cmo5173]

Wait a minute, Inglorious Bastards was not historically acurate?!

[@reconsoldier135]

@@cmo5173 yeah, unfortunately

[@alisonscott1469]

Being Scottish i love the movie Braveheart it is historically inaccurate a lot of the time but it’s a great movie to watch and makes me very proud to be Scottish. The real Braveheart nickname goes to Robert The Bruce also in this film. William Wallace was executed he was hung by the neck up, drawn meaning his limbs were stretched till they came out the sockets he was then cut open while still alive and had his insides pulled outside his body then beheaded. His body was cut into pieces and sent to the four corners of the UK. One of the places in Scotland that received a body part built The Wallace Monument in Stirling in memory of the real William Wallace high protector of Scotland. Wallace’s sword is stored on display in it so you can see it as you can actually get into the Wallace Monument learn the history etc. It’s a great place for tourists to visit. I’ve been many times. Thanks for reacting to this film and although i’m late to the posting of this video i still look forward to your reaction. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@caffeineadvocate]

Those are Irish uillean pipes they play. Not Scottish bagpipes. .. I’ll never get over it.

[@adamlewis4374]

🙄

[@realitycheck5376]

This man has a great and compassionate soul. Great reaction as usual.

[@frankgowett8058]

Oh man I can't wait for this how many times will he say fuckboy I think probably 87 times

[@bighungry4666]

That lost scene where they charge the field sends chills all over me every single time I've watched it.

[@Ashmo613]

In actual history, the timelines of William Wallace and Isabella of France don't match. She would have been too young. In the end, however, she ended up as being known as the She-Wolf of France. She got annoyed with the situation with her husband and went back to France, where she got involved with a nobleman there. They returned and invaded England, taking her husband off the throne and putting her son on. She and her new guy ruled the country until the son grew up. They had her former husband locked up for years, and there is a legend that he was killed via red hot poker up his rear end to avoid any injuries to give away that he was murdered. Savage

[@eliobaeta9182]

Isabella and her dear Mortimer. The cleanest of all the cursed capetos

[@Ashmo613]

@@VictorLugosi Yeah, but Wallace died in 1305. Her marriage didn't happen until 1308. She would have still been in France. Also, even though 13 was an age when marriage could happen, it was more common around 15 or 16. Many (but definitely not all) marriages before age 15 would have a clause that consummation wouldn't occur until 15. The bride would come live with the groom's family, but the couple would sleep separately until the agreed upon age.

[@adamlewis4374]

OMFG who cares it's a movie. 🙄

[@Ashmo613]

@adamlewis4374 I care when the movie includes actual historical figures. You are free not to. Diversity in thought is a good thing.

[@adamlewis4374]

@Ashmo613 Historical figure are in the movie. So the timeline is off. Like I said, It's a movie not a documentary...

[@SF-oj7zi]

A genuine and raw reaction, EOM. This one gets me every time.

[@SkyForgeVideos]

Freedom.

[@twoonthewall]

This movie really holds up 20 plus years later