Braveheart (1995) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

[@wolfie35p]

This is my favourite movie of all time, partly because I'm Scottish, I have seen this movie well over 20 times and probably watched close to 50 reactions to it. Based very loosely on William Wallace, the guardian and high protector of Scotland. Even though not everything, as people would say, hardly anything is based on truth, this is a phenomenal movie.

[@LukeLovesRose]

Don't listen to any of the critics. Braveheart remains one of the greatest, most timeless and powerful epic dramas ever made. The performances are wonderful. The soundtrack is some of the best, most heartwrenching music ever composed for a motion picture. RIP James Horner. The cinematography, art direction and set design is STUNNING. Mel Gibson knocked it out of the park with this epic masterpiece. He totally deserved to win Best Director and Braveheart totally deserved to win Best Picture.

[@willgold9989]

“Im here the claim the right of a HUSBAAAAAAAND!” And with that, a legend was born.

[@BigMac7629]

30 years later and this movie is still truly epic in every way. I remember seeing this in the theater and I came out thinking Holy shit this movie was just epic.

[@technofilejr3401]

Hamish’s father died happy. He fought for what he believed in and his adult son was fighting by his side. Not a bad way to go all things considered.

[@frederickgallegos2047]

"Every man dies. Not every man truly lives". My favorite quote from Braveheart.

[@Treeefiddy]

The second Devin saw the king's son, he said "he soft, look at him." It just made me die laughing thinking of the king's line from later "Whom do I send? Not my gentle son. The mere sight of him would only encourage an enemy to take over the whole country."

[@sumonabatch6822]

Am I having a Mandela effect? This feels like your third first time watching this… someone tell me I am not alone

[@llB0JANGLESll]

No Mandela effect he’s def reacted to this and a bunch of other movies he uploads. I think he redoes videos that had past success that might have been copystriked by youtube. Either way tho his reaction still slick.

[@tasoskoyt]

You are not wrong.

[@BlitzkriegStaffords]

you may be mistaking him for another reactor or the fact he has reacted to a few other films starring mel gibson but this is the only braveheart reaction he has on his channel

[@llB0JANGLESll]

@BlitzkriegStaffords only because the other reaction he did before either didn’t do well or was copyright blocked. This is 100% a redo. He even slips up at the one part where he’s doing the “theyll never take our freedom” part. Its so hype he accidentally says it before it happens due to his excitement. This isn’t the first time he’s done this. However, i honestly think his reactions get better the more he watches the same movie or show. I wish he would finish breaking bad but he keeps stopping cause not enough views.

[@GabeTheGrump]

He has multiple older channels this is like the 3-4th movie he already seen on his old channel and now watching again on this new one. He says it's because he has bad memory and wants to see it again.

[@thehashslingingslasher6443]

Francis Ngannou from Cameroon Africa used the Braveheart theme song for his first UFC fights walkout song. Warriors respect warriors. Freedom against tyranny doesnt care about color.

[@joshuanelson8594]

Kneeling before her father means he takes responsibility for her death and asks forgiveness of him.

[@pheflin526]

They filmed this in Ireland and used men from the Irish army as extras in the battle scenes. They got so into the moment that people actually had to go to the hospital with sword and axe wounds!

[@michaelkeller5008]

Gosh am i old - i remember the movie from theater, man! Such an impressive movie.

[@erey214]

Old man😊

[@jillgehrke]

When I saw the movie in theaters, the projection abruptly stopped in the middle and everyone in the audience went crazy!!

[@Retrospective.]

As a Scotsman, the dream, the idea, the notion, of William Wallace is tattooed onto the inside of my head, as it is with all of us Scots. Our national anthem is about him. Thanks for this, really enjoyed it.

[@Rekebeger]

The scottish accent is so fantastic! The kid that played William Wallace did an amazing job.

[@iainsteele5737]

@@Rekebeger”scottish accent” hahahaha

[@iainsteele5737]

@@Rekebegeryou talkin govan or inverness there pal?

[@TriMarko]

Hate to break it to you mate but flower of scotland is describing Robert The Bruce's victory at Bannockburn, nothing to do with Wallace lol

[@Retrospective.]

@@TriMarko So it is, at least i can stand corrected :) Disnae matter, Wallace is a pure weapon, and we awe luv him :)

[@vincenzobonadonna4556]

I love that you know how to pay attention to the story while you're yapping. Truly great reaction channel.

[@ilove6kies]

That’s because he’s reacted to it before

[@Cr1ms0nRav3n]

@ilove6kies it’s okay. We all being entertained and I enjoy his commentary. He said himself that some of these movies he’s seen before on his other older channel but vaguely remember all the details. Sometimes you see something and then a few years later watch it again cuz you forgot most of it. Hopefully he starts doing tv shows again.

[@retrosonghits]

Hi Devin ~ So glad you are watching this great movie. I have a large amount of Scottish ancestry in my family and am so proud of being a Scot. I come from Clan Mackenzie. Chief Ian MacKenzie led 500 MacKenzies in the Battle of Bannockburn where we defeated the English. This was the battle after the killing of Wallace. You know Vikings were tough people but us Scots back centuries ago were even tougher and crazier. Vikings were warned to not take their longboats near the shores of Scotland because they knew how we were, we were fierce fighters and didn't have any fear!

[@haraldisdead]

The entire Sterling sequence, by itself, is one of humanity's great works of art. Its a beautiful standalone short story.

[@Redsdelight]

This is his third first time watching Braveheart..

[@debbyemerson3877]

Devin I knew this one would hit so good with you NICE

[@toochangz]

This was mind blowing in the theaters. I saw it like 5 times lol

[@erey214]

No didn't stop lying

[@toochangz]

@erey214 ya I did asshole. Also saw First Knight twice in theater during the same time

[@haraldisdead]

They were chanting "MacAulish," which means "Son of Wallace" in Scottish. It shifted to "Wallace," signifying that he was no longer the son of Wallace, but the new Wallace.

[@Misantroph0]

Now you know why this Movie is beyond goated, Devin.

[@martinklaus2203]

This is one of my top 10 movies. Great reaction!!

[@JangTheKim]

Wow. Hard to believe you hadn’t seen this movie. It’s freaking awesome even though he’s not really looked upon well today. Thanks for the video. Thumbs up all!

[@Unpainted_Huffhines]

Fun fact: Longshanks's grandfather was Prince John from "Robin Hood".

[@danieldwyer]

The executioner covers their face because they are one of the people in the village. Usually it was the blacksmith or a woodcutter, someone who was practiced in swinging an ax. If your father was executed and you knew the executioner was Bob, the blacksmith, you might come for revenge. That is why they wear a hood.

[@kray421]

"Ahh 💩 he sweet" 🤣🤣

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

Bro got me with that

[@ColinBraidwood]

As a proud Scotsman I have watched this movie more times than I can even count😂 an independent Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@JG-sg6wl]

Had a blast G. I realized I enjoy reactions cause I get to flashback when i 1st saw the movie myself. 🤜🤛 ✌️😎 #Thanks4dRide

[@PatiAnn]

This and Rob Roy ❤❤❤... Great movies for sure!!!!

[@Jeffro5564]

Best sword scene in rob roy

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

You called it right away he is sweet lol. Real Deal this is one of my two or three favorite movies man it's great. I don't cry much during movies but this one gets me just about every time

[@woodspirit98]

Thanks for your hard work in putting these videos out. Much appreciated 👍

[@clemjohn32]

This is me and my dad’s favorite movie. We watch it together at least once a year. And my wife is a descendant of William Wallace!

[@jalkabre5904]

Great review Devin. Nice job.

[@valentinozampieri9971]

really liked ur reaction. This is my favorite movie ever, really full of values (lost today) and emotions. This is clearly a movie, far distant from real history facts happened, but William Wallace and Robert the Bruce are truly national heros in Scotland

[@normodica3970]

I love the fact that there's a continuation story of Robert.The bruce after this event where the actor who betrayed robert came back to portray him again

[@erey214]

It was aite

[@alisonscott1469]

Hi, thanks for the Braveheart reaction. Despite this film have dozens on historical inaccuracies it’s still one of my favourite films ever made and as a Scottish woman born and bred this movie makes me so proud to be Scottish . There was a Real William Wallace he did exist and he did become high protector of Scotland. He was really executed like that. Hung, Drawn and Quartered, Beheaded then torn to pieces. A part of his body was sent to Scotland as a warning but it did not have the reaction the English nobles were hoping for. There is the Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland that you can climb to the top of if you like millions of stairs. It holds the Real William Wallace’s broadsword which stands at 5ft 7ins tall. His sword is the same height as i am. There are also statues of Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn. Been to both places i don’t stay to far away from Stirling by car. The Stirling Bridge battle worked because the English were cut of by the Scots on both sides of the bridge but in the movie there isn’t a bridge just a battle. The french princess was only 5 years old when William Wallace was around not a grown women like in the film and the real William Wallace’s wife was killed like that. I love this movie and i hope you do too. Take care and happy holidays. 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Alba Gu Braith - Gaelic for Scotland is great 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@cherylblossom8687]

Just an FYI the flower that he keeps his known as a Scottish primrose or a Highland Primrose which is different in color and texture and shape than that witches in the lowlands

[@TheRedStateBlue]

just try to remember, this is an adaptation, not historically accurate. wallace was about 6'5" tall. there can't be a battle of sterling bridge without the bridge. the french princess in question (isabella, portrayed by sophie marceau) was about 14-15 years old when all this was happening. robert the bruce's father was not a leper. there's more. its just a movie. the real story is equally as good, in its own way.

[@warriorpoet8119]

This movie was altered a lot! Where was the Bridge at Sterling? Also Wallace had probably never met Robert the Bruce. I like the movie but it was 90% inaccurate.

[@tvdroid22]

I figured you would connect with this movie. The warriors spirit.

[@alecstewart8084]

3rd time, still watchin. Bro the stuff they did to Wallace in real life is so messed up, great movie, even greater reaction. Happy holidays man

[@BigMac7629]

Damn that Claymore Wallace has 😮 Hell of a sword

[@alisonscott1469]

The sword the real William Wallace has stands in a glass case on display in the Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland and is 5ft 7ins tall that’s the same height as i am. 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jetpigeon8758]

It isn't a Claymore.

[@alisonscott1469]

@ what is it then smart ass? have you seen the real one Wallace had? I have 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@technofilejr3401]

10:49 Truly messed up. Back in these days the husband and wife probably knew each other all their lives. She probably saved herself for him. Then the noble invokes Prima Nocta just plain sick. Also yes this is exactly why they took their weapons. So the common folk can’t fight back. Whenever someone starts talking disarming law abiding citizens I give it a side eye.

[@bystandah9626]

Her only hope is if the noble couldn't get it up.

[@garytate3075]

Prima nocta is a myth, there is absolutely no historical evidence of it.

[@geneeverett33]

Dude u already watched and reacted to this one.

[@Mellowcanuck33]

The real Robert the Bruce learned that Scottland needed a professional army.

[@sean3691]

Loved this 👊😉

[@tomnorris9209]

"Young Mel Gibson. LIKE A STUD!!" And Mel Gibson made this movie when he was 38...yeah, I'm jealous.

[@mac2920]

so glad you finally got to it. My favorite movie all time.

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Love all your reactions

[@Pokucollector]

7:52 This was added for drama. There was no such order from the King.

[@markwillis675]

Love this movie. My eyeballs started to sweat as soon as I clicked on it. 🇺🇲🤘

[@RichBandza]

Is that a mic around your neck? Love the videos Brotha. Keep up the good work 💯

[@chriswerth918]

Great reaction!

[@MarkSalterSaltyTalk]

Vikings were from Scandinavia

[@LiberPater777]

*Scotlandnavia

[@Peregrinus86]

I am no history nerd, but as far as i know Robert the Bruce never betrayed anyone .. in fact he was betrayed when he schemed against Longshanks and had to flee London.

[@jodu626]

very little of this film is true.

[@wumpscutx1]

@@Peregrinus86 Robert the Bruce was the actual Braveheart, not sure why they switched it to Wallace for the film.

[@MarcusAurelius12]

PLEASE DO THE MOVIE THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS NEXT!!!!!

[@louislynge]

Vikings "visited" Scotland on "holidays". Vikings are from Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland)

[@Terralventhe]

And Iceland, hi. We're here too.

[@Mark-Haddow]

Vikings were responsible for the first war between Scotland and England. King Cnut, freshly crowned King of England, invaded Scotland with intent to annex the rest of GB. He failed, of course. There have been four wars between Scotland and England. Scotland won them all.

[@matthewphoenix6372]

Now you have seen Braveheart you have to watch Outlaw King. It was only released in 2018 but many agree it is the spiritual successor to Braveheart, it follows the story of Robert the Bruce (the guy who betrays Wallace) after Wallace's death.

[@koutastone1994]

The movie is a masterpiece.

[@scar445]

Holding off on the spears until the cavalry was so close, was known as waiting for them to commit. Once the lance is lowered, the kick the horse to make it run at max speed. at that point, training takes over and teh horse will not stop until directed to do so. Hence, why you wait, as hefting the lance requires immense focus and concentration to do effectively, preventing you from breaking off the charge. In short, waiting as long as Wallace did, ensured teh death of the heavy cavalry.

[@valdovaldo2224]

phenomenal indeed

[@afatasidylan]

love this movie. im actually a descendent of the bruce line - my kids are a bit young to show them this movie but definitely when theyre older haha

[@mikehawk6683]

As a Scot thanks for this Devin, you're a fighter like us.

[@germanwulf40]

To this day, the fields of Bannockburn remain preserved and untouched, being the same as they were they day that final battle was fought.

[@Wudanmaster116]

Love your energy and your reactions as always man. Hope you had a great holiday!

[@bugvswindshield]

great movie. Same year the movie " Rob Roy" was released. Great movie too. One of the best sword fights in cinema history!

[@DHFHades]

facts. Rob Roy was actually WAY more historically accurate too.

[@Zseventyone]

Why does this say “first time watching”? Reasonably sure I’ve seen you react to this, Dev.

[@aliceanthonysimpson7022]

U did a 2 part episode to this years ago

[@danlincoln8987]

This won best picture in 1995 and rightfully so . In my opinion this is Mel Gibson's. Best movie even though I do love him in lethal weapon

[@mervinmerencio6861]

No, I would say it’s not Wallace‘s fault for bringing attention to her. Who knows how many women those soldiers had raped, and there was no retribution against them because they were single and the families didn’t have weapons. But like you said, they messed around and killed the wrong woman.

[@tp8030]

Always an Excellent movie!

[@Lugnut73]

33:18 the brutal part about this, is just before Wallace attacked York, the man inside said he would not run, because he didn't want to embarrass his uncle. so that was his nephews head he picked up, and he didn't even flinch.

[@erey214]

Beheadings happens. Nothing new

[@sakatagintoki5933]

Finaly you watch my recommendation !

[@Dylan_11111]

Devin you are the one 1 🎉

[@Mikcha212]

Frustrating that THE FIRST THING SAID IN THIS MOVIE IS NEEDLESLY PLACED AT THE WRONG YEAR. They put 1280 “after the king died” but he died in like 1273 or something. It literally doesn’t change anything so why put the wrong year.

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

Gah! It's almost like it's just a movie for entertainment and not a documentary! Grrrrr!

[@evcass69]

Will & Murron certainly could have been more secretive. They already knew about prima nocta. I need a new phone, it always gets blurry when he says Freedom.

[@wumpscutx1]

@evcass69 for the movie yeah but irl there was no Murron and there is no historical evidence that prima nocta ever took place.

[@DylanKowalchuk]

Vikings come from the Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

[@TonyC1993]

Please can you check out "The Wind That Shakes The Barley" next. It's about the Irish people fighting back against the English occupation in Ireland. You won't be disappointed!

[@lapolicedelapensee7047]

Please, can you increase the volume of the movies, which is too low compared to the volume of your voice. Nice reaction, as always. 😉

[@BM-hb2mr]

Best Man movie of all time

[@frederico-d3l]

8:29 "young mel gibson" haha as a funny fact.... mel gibson was 38 year old here. he thought he was "too old" for this movie. amazing genetics to look like that . he looks 29-30.

[@jameschance6829]

Roberts betrayal of Wallace never happened. It just makes good drama for a movie. In reality William was badass but historically Robert the Bruce was the real Braveheart. That was his nickname. He too was a great man.

[@haraldisdead]

Got his friend defenestrated. (I got to use it.)

[@BenB-yk7kd]

2h57m but I bet you'll watch it multiple times lol it's very very good

[@KellyKrolak]

I wonder if the world would be any different if wars were still fought this way today

[@NetanelWorthy]

25:05 More than shields. They have a Calvary. It’s very hard to go up against a Calvary when you don’t have one.

[@Jim-dz9wk]

You said of his father dying that he died for nothing. Everyone who fights for their freedom and is killed has fought for something

[@randalthor1327]

I always laugh when the crazy Irishman says the other guy was not right in the head after taking him out.

[@jerseyfky]

Some idiot had this ranked the 75th greatest movie of the 1990s. You would not believe the films listed ahead of it.

[@joshuanelson8594]

Kilts were not worn at this time, however the color signified family or group affiliation

[@wumpscutx1]

@joshuanelson8594 Yeah the Scots didn't wear kilts untill 300 years later. They also didn't wear blue paint, that was the Picts some 300 or 400 years before the movie takes place.

[@joshuanelson8594]

@wumpscutx1 wode was ceramonial attributed mostly to use in stonage brittan.

[@Flexstrong71]

top 5 movies ever made

[@lousweirdworld5347]

Classic movie dude

[@AKABoondock19]

Dont hold back my man, no shame in crying over something not just so emotional but so well done

[@Tater4200]

Didn't we do this one already??

[@Mickey-kh9hb]

You should check out The 13th Warrior and Robin Hood with Russell Crow

[@Pokucollector]

The Scottish who didn't have much of a chance definitely made a dent. If it weren't for their undying acts rebellion, they would have never won their freedoms.

[@mikk1332]

FREEDOM CAN NEVER BE GIVEN OR GRANTED ALOT OF PEOPLE HAVE TO DIE FOR YOU TO TRULY APPRECIATE IT

[@Pokucollector]

53:09 Bruce never betrayed Wallace. They were great friends. The execution of Wallace only made rebellion stronger.

[@JnEricsonx]

"In order to find his equal a Irishman is forced to talk to god!"

[@markwillis675]

Need to check out "The Patriot". Mel Gibson once again take on the British. This time for the American revolution.

[@pduidesign]

Vikings came from Denmark. They were “Danes”

[@the_jtek5142]

And Sweeden, Finland