BRAVEHEART (1995) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

❤️BIBLE VERSES OF THE DAY❤️
ACTS 17:26-28 NIV
26 From one man he made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth; and he marked out their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands. 27 God did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from any one of us. 28 ‘For in him we live and move and have our being.’[b] As some of your own poets have said, ‘We are his offspring.’
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[@Californiablend]

❤BIBLE VERSES OF THE DAY❤ ACTS 17:26-28 NIV 26 From one man he made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth; and he marked out their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands. 27 God did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from any one of us. 28 ‘For in him we live and move and have our being.’[b] As some of your own poets have said, ‘We are his offspring.’

[@lovebitcoin813]

💚

[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@asdfasdf7199]

❤❤🙏🙏

[@Tw1ce_born]

damn i like your reactions) your adorable)

[@MajorReacts]

Love the Content Californiablend keep killing it

[@yourthaiguy]

The untold HERO in this film? Composer James Horner... The movie wouldn't work nearly as effectively without his incredible score.... R.I.P James...

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

He won the Oscar for Best Original Score for "Titanic," and even though it was a fantastic score, the score for "Braveheart" was far superior.

[@ProjectPaladin]

True. I miss his work so much. All that could have been. But he left us with a rich legacy.

[@escapetheratracenow9883]

I love driving through the Highlands to this wonderful soundtrack ❤

[@chinitowon]

Absolutely agreed. His work on "Glory" is also a masterpiece.

[@patrickdevries6267]

A great movie? Agree but historically completely inaccurate for ex William Wallace was not a farmer but a nobleman and the battle at Stirling is also shown wrongly. In the movie it is on a field while in real it was at a bridge, in fact it is the battle at Stirling bridge

[@tomaskennedy]

Murron's death is even more heartbreaking when you notice her eyes scanning the hills, desperately looking for William to save her.

[@Seryma86]

Absolutely, gets me every time I watch it

[@biggie9817]

...or to (at the very least) see him for the very last time

[@tomaskennedy]

@@biggie9817 💔😭

[@michellesmith4570]

I believe that's the part that ripped my heart out most.

[@AutomatikBalalaika]

I was 10 years old when this came out and i watched it with my bigger sister (haha, yeah too young i know) but this was the thing that made me cry and my sister noticed that and cried with me when i told her why i cried. She's 8 years older than me and didn't notice that. Anyway, that scene gets me every time. I'm a 38 year old dude.

[@jahrolo]

I´m more than sure that "He kept the flower all these years" is one if not THE most romantic scene ever written.

[@stinkbug4321]

I know that it is very damp and humid in Scotland but I am pretty sure that the thistle flower would have been dried up after keeping it all the years since he was a boy.

[@koll]

It's funny watching every female reactor melt at that scene

[@Cortesevasive]

@@koll nah, I cried and I am rough dude

[@amargader4747]

@@stinkbug4321 finally, someone said it

[@MikeGreenwood51]

@@stinkbug4321 It was a pressed thistle. A pressed flower between the pages of a book can last years. Maybe even a century. It is why people press flowers. To preserve them over time.

[@mitchellbeston1033]

When this movie first came out on DVD, i watched it by myself and just as it was finishing, my girlfriend of the time walked in the door, so i proceeded to sit down for another 3 hours and watch it with her. Mel Gibson movies, whether he is acting or directing, are always good.

[@tinocontreras5105]

Blood father was really good.

[@justinabajian1087]

I had just got married and rented the movie. Asked my wife if she wanted to watch it and she said no and made fun of it. I fell asleep. When I woke up she was watching it and really into and crying. I made fun of her then we watched the rest together

[@shawnkolozsy5579]

You wear your heart on your sleeves when you watch these movies.....it makes us feel like we're watching the movies with you. Don't ever lose that, it makes these reactions so enjoyable

[@zioflex8599]

"Not the nunchucks!" That was gold.

[@AzBeautyFull]

People love to point out that this movie is not historically accurate. The opening line of the film says "historians from england will call me a liar". Props to Mel Gibson on that epic troll.

[@dan_hitchman007]

Gibson didn't write the screenplay.

[@michaelbush1374]

@@dan_hitchman007 Ummmm, Mel Gibson starred and directed the movie. Directors have a lot of power.

[@AzBeautyFull]

Exactly right! He damn sure got to say what goes in a what does not. Everyone point at dan and laugh

[@michaelbush1374]

Nah, this is a family friendly youtuber. I wasn't trying to tear the guy down, just stating an observation.

[@AzBeautyFull]

@@michaelbush1374 its just a family friendly joke, guy. We are not in the same room we cant point and laugh.

[@lukelocks9083]

You're bang on to call Stephen the MVP, so agree, what a character that Irishman!

[@codyprice2616]

I love Braveheart, but the more historical accurate and better film about Robert Burse is The Outlaw King starring Chris Pine, Florence Pugh, Aaron Taylor Johnson, and Stephen Dillane. Highly recommend this film.

[@lukelocks9083]

This film is a masterpiece, an epic, timeless classic. Loved seeing the Celtic brothers joining forces.

[@beachplumb]

“Rob Roy”(another Scottish folk hero) was also a great movie starring Liam Neeson. Came out around the same time as Braveheart.

[@ScarlettM]

"Ransom" - another underrated Mel Gibson movie. Very emotional.

[@michaelbush1374]

Ransom is great

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

*_"GIVE ME BACK MY SON!"_*

[@TheBasedCanadian]

Conspiracy theory with mel and julia roberts is another good one

[@Abbadonhades]

"Ransom" bored me. You should try "Payback" instead.

[@Seryma86]

Wow, I haven’t seen that in years. Haha appreciate you mentioning it bc I’ll be watching that soon

[@lukelocks9083]

Another father & son to add to your list, who had such a presence in the movie, Hamish and his utter force of nature, dad.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

It's not only a flower she give him and he give back. It's a thistle, the flower of Scotland.

[@mudageki]

Also, not to worry it, but there's problem with clutching a thistle in a certain manner.

[@patticriss2238]

Horses will do anything you ask of them if you ask fairly. Amazing animals. I could not live without them. I’d shrivel and die.

[@patticriss2238]

A person can be good. People are a dangerous, awful mob

[@peterjohansen3072]

Many growing men have shred a tears to this movie.

[@numbersandsports4206]

Random moment but right from the jump this movie started out with a great quote in the narration. "History is written by those who have hanged heroes". Love when movies take so much care with their script.

[@TheHessian123]

Many accounts say that King Edward I, was not as much ruthless as militarily effective against Welsh and the Scottish. He created a Bureaucracy to handle to creation of castles and made Castle building a matter of 10 years as opposed to a generation to complete.

[@zarius6363]

You're spot on with your assessment of Robert the Bruce. In real life, he's actually a bigger historical figure for Scotland than William Wallace is.

[@OcotilloTom]

My 7 times great grandfather was sent from Scotland by the English in 1646 under the Headright program. He was 14 years old. He landed in Nansemond County, Virginia and was indentured for 7 years. After the 7 years he was given 10 acres of land and 10 English pounds. He married, raised a family and since that time our family has fought in every war this country has had from the American Revolution to Dessert Storm. My contribution was 26 month of combat in Vietnam. Tom Boyte, (Clan Boyd) GySgt. USMC, retired Vietnam 1965-66 / 1970-71

[@douglastaggart9360]

So what

[@Semtex_1992]

Do you want a round of applause?

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

@Douglas Taggart What's your story A-Hole?

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

Good story! 👍

[@jacksprat9172]

Hello from Edinburgh Tom, that's a fantastic snippet of real life history and I thank you for sharing it. Both your country and mine need men like you, now more than at any other time. Family, history and loyalty are precious things. Hope you're well, regards Ian

[@reborndaughter445]

I think I cried through about 70% of the film the first few times I watched it. As a Scottish/Irish lass, my heart swelled with pride watching these heroes. Thank you for your review!

[@alienlife7754]

Lol. No relation to your real history at all. Come on man.

[@CrazyNikel]

@@alienlife7754 Why you gotta be an asshole? No one besides morons think hollywood movies are 100% accurate.

[@Kakascrot]

@@alienlife7754 No relation at all? there is some, but not much

[@nstcinema8443]

i saw that movie like 30 times still same cried all the time

[@dugfunny7988]

@@alienlife7754how not?

[@ProdSangreNueva]

Your analysis of the movies are very smart. Never thought about this been a movie about fathers and sons relationships 🙂 This is truly one of the best movies of all time.

[@davidjejna9700]

Braveheart is one of my favorite movies of all time. I loved your reaction

[@steveturriff8530]

As a Scot that accent wasn't half bad. Smartest reaction by far. 🙂

[@Tdub0911]

To me Mel has the greatest body of work ever. This flick is epic and watchable over and over and over.

[@LeviBulger]

I will always say Braveheart when asked what I feel is the greatest film ever made.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

@@runningbear6391 The narrative structure of Gladiator was modelled off Braveheart.

[@Seryma86]

@@runningbear6391 I love gladiator as well and it’s up there for me, Braveheart has the slight edge

[@jamessullivan4391]

Not as good as Howard the Duck.

[@mattkess3156]

@James Sullivan dude hahahah

[@Seryma86]

@@jamessullivan4391 😂

[@0Riddle]

Same in Polish history. Nobles sold out every bit of honor and good faith for titles and lands. It was the common people who suffered most and cared the most for nationality and integrity. God bless good man who made our countries independent and free.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

Bruce never betrayed William. It's not even confirmed that they met at all.

[@kimpurcell8851]

Portraying Robert the Bruce the way they did is one of the reasons I have a mild dislike of the movie.

[@damianmcgarvey6176]

❤🎉 Thank you for so much for your Scottish accent and understanding Scotland so much ❤

[@BM-hb2mr]

2:06, yes that is the man from Troy. Also he played in all Jason Bourne movies too. And so did his big red headed friend lol. Most if these men that played in this movie odd alot of movies over the years together.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Family was from Ireland, my mothers father and mother were Scottish, 2nd generation fireman of 22 years, finally retired now i climb cell towers for a living. Found out why i am doing this, is because most of my great great umcles built tall buildings lol. Anyway, This movie was a myth but alot of truth to it. There is a movie that you may like and it true history, it's Robert The Bruce. He was in this story of Braveheart. But what I love the most is loyalty to his country and family. Kinda like Believers here and Honor to God. I would stand with anyone here on this soil with any other God Fearing Man, thanks for a great reaction, now I have to go to work lol

[@daves6503]

You are adorable baby girl. "Wallace is the Deer.....WALLACE IS THE DEER!" LOL.

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

Ag-A-Mem-Non. Yeah, the guy that plays Argyle is the same guy who plays Agamemnon in "Troy". Actor's name is Brian Cox.

[@spazco8669]

he may be a mad drunk but old Mel killed it on this. only his second time directing, and it won best picture and director. Tough competition that year too. It was up against apollo 13, leaving last vegas and the usual suspects.

[@davidlacoste]

2:00 A-Ga-Mem-Non. Yes. William Wallace's best friend is Agamemnon's brother (Brendan Gleeson), and that friend's father is a Trojan general (James Cosmo)

[@jackransom.]

that's Brian Cox, yo ; ). Argyle. That dude doesn't seem to age.

[@micheletrainor1601]

This movie was made because of Mel Gibson. He was walking around London and saw blue placks around London that tell you about history of the uk ( they are all over the UK) He saw the one on London Bridge about William Wallace and was so shocked about it he looked into his story. He had a screenplay brought together. He starred,directed and produced the movie. All these years later u can still all over the uk hear people shout FREEEEEDOMMM at the top of their voices especially when drunk.

[@mil2k11]

Love your hairstyles, love your comments, love your facial expressions. Above all, love how you invest yourself into what you're viewing. Beauty, brains & a willingness to state points so well is a rare trait that can carry you very far. Great reaction to a great movie and I wish you the best as your channel grows.

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Well said and agreed.

[@andyeql]

Superb reaction to a fantastic film! I work quite frequently in London, and near where Wallace was executed is a memorial to his death. That makes it more real!

[@GlennShook]

🤣🤣Age agemm aggmal agemegnon 🤣🤣yes that’s him. Good actor

[@Daehawk]

You are a beautiful intelligent emotional woman and you are amazing. I first watched Braveheart here at home with a little puppy we had at the time in 1995 called Stimpy. He is long gone now but I still remember him sitting in my lap through the entire movie and how the movie moved me with its story. To this day I remember them both.

[@stephangow4101]

Your reactions and commentary helped me get threw this movie after a 1000 times watching this.lmao

[@Dudeamis17]

This movie had such a massive cultural impact when it came out, glad you enjoyed it

[@jonathanross149]

Imitating the accent is one of the real fun parts of this film.

[@rescuetweak]

Great reaction. Certainly one of the greatest movies of all time hands-down. Both in the movie,and in the actual event in history, belief in the true God and what the Scriptures teach what is the guiding motivation of Wallace. Thanks again for a super reaction!

[@angelzcrewx]

lolz, "i aint never seen a hors4e do a cannonball" lolz omg hehe

[@ivanhughes8699]

History is written by the victors. The English treated the Irish and Scots worse than it shows in this movie. It was absolutely horrendous. This movie is a light version of what actually happened.

[@traog]

I think you'll really appreciate the movie "The Last of the Mohicans" with Daniel Day-Lewis.

[@jamessullivan4391]

It's better than this shite.

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJamaac]

7:57 the moment the WatchMojo channel became dead to me was when the Black Hawk Down OST didn’t even get an honorable mention in their Hans Zimmer video. The moment they shoveled the dirt into their grave and then 💩on it was when THIS OST didn’t top their James Horner video. This score is absolutely stunning!!

[@patriotswdk4052]

Braveheart, Last samurai, Kingdom of Heaven, Gladiator, With Fire and Sword. All this movies have smaller or bigger connection whit history all have big battles, and all are incredible one of best created movies in history.

[@thatonkgau5221]

I cannot for the life of me recommend enough Legends of the Fall it's an incredible underrated film starring Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins.

[@shawn2508]

I'm 2 mins in and a TROY (Brian Cox) reference! I like her already!!

[@garymc3519]

In 2014 there was a referendum, should Scotland leave the UK. In the end it was quite close with 55% to stay. Rumour has it that this movie was banned from TV while the reference was taking place.

[@leftcoaster67]

Longshanks, (Patrick McGoohan) is from the US. He moved to Ireland and UK when he was young.

[@LucidDream]

Agamemnon I believe is who you are referring to. Seems complicated, but it's not that bad. Just space it out. Agga - mem - non. Then put it all together. :)

[@thefuriousmackerel7672]

What a sparkling review at the end. Thanks for showing us what an intelligent person can do with substance.

[@fayfairy]

I loved the whole reaction, but you trying to pronounce Agamemnon was the funniest thing I've seen all day! 😂

[@Torquemada07]

"Stephen is my name. I'm the most wanted man on my island, except I'm not on my island, of course. More's the pity."

[@pjftoo7588]

Great reaction to Braveheart. So well written and so well directed by Mel. You can tell the commitment that this film had to have from all involved by what is on the screen. Another multi-Oscar winning historical epic that I would highly recommend is Kevin Costner's directorial debut, Dances With Wolves (1990) For a lighter turn: Field of Dreams (1989) Phil Alden Robinson. Is another great, and iconic Costner film.

[@shainewhite2781]

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

[@davidlacoste]

Mel Gibson was at the very peak of his craft, both as an actor and a director. For the record, the story doesn't end here. These event are in some form a prequel to the Hundred Years War, which started when Isabelle's son claimed the throne of France when all her brothers died without male heir. And the history of the England and Scotland and their relationship certainly did not end there. There could seasons and seasons of TV shows about it.

[@m.sofiaschroeder7319]

This movie always make me cry like a baby. And you are gorgeous. I suscribed.

[@matiasguzman7635]

i just found your channel, I love braveheart and I absolutely loved ur reaction, so funny and authentic, I suscribe

[@Californiablend]

Thank you so much!! Welcome to the channel!

[@torontosid4149]

I told you a long time ago you Would love William Wallace, Nice reaction beautiful!

[@frekitheravenous516]

The blue facepaint was actually medicinal. It was called "Wode" and it numbed your skin to pain.

[@jbscotchman]

This movie is Mel Gibson's masterpiece.

[@charlesedwards2856]

Not bad for what I believe was his directorial debut.

[@douglastaggart9360]

That doesn't say much

[@Lost7one]

@@douglastaggart9360 A masterpiece of cinema, won 4 oscars including best director for Mel Gibson, universally loved movie.

[@Kakascrot]

Mel Gibson has a few

[@jasongarcia1886]

Another really good movie that is a similar story from that movie is the movie called OutlawKing it stars Chris Pine it's told by the point of Robert the Bruce and being the king of Scotland and his battle against Edward Longshanks you should check it out

[@jdeamaral]

Oh My Gosh. You are breath taking. I am 52 years old, and my heart is beating a little faster. If today is my last day...WOW. Hang on...WOW!

[@jasongarcia1886]

It's Agememnon ( A - ge - mem - non ) the actors real name is Brian Cox he's a really good actor

[@WhiteMaurice]

Damn you Fine Girl! Please appreciate Braveheart the Greatest movie of All Time! Facts!

[@biggie9817]

I enjoy people's perspectives when watching reaction vids, and Cal-Blend's triple father-son analysis was pretty interesting. She has depth...

[@charlesedwards2856]

Great reaction, as always! Hamish was a very young Brendan Gleason who played Mad Eye Moody in the Harry Potter films.

[@LanceSolo72]

Was that really him?! Never knew that! "Cut me Mick"...

[@charlesedwards2856]

@@LanceSolo72 yep, it was! The Penguin himself! Also, the guy who plays Robert the Bruce was in the TV show Turn, and was the head miner in Chernobyl.

[@laneneely1077]

Ian Bannen played Robert's father.

[@charlesedwards2856]

@@laneneely1077 my fault. The way he spoke and looked, I swear I just thought it was Burgess Meredith. I stand corrected!

[@charlesedwards2856]

@@laneneely1077 I just fixed it. Thanks for the correction.

[@radiofreeastrocast3010]

I watched your Patriot review and had to come to this. Man, you really like movies! Watch Payback then Ransom! Love the hair!

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Another Scottish historical movie is "Rob Roy" starring Liam Neeson. It doesn't get as much attention but I'd argue it's even better than this

[@jamessullivan4391]

Agree!

[@angelobrewster6293]

Despite how he's portrayed in the film because he's the main bad we are supposed to hate him. But King Edward "Longshanks" the 1st was one of Britain's greatest monarchs he was a warrior King was known for his fierce and unpredictable temper and was quite intimidating one time and I'm not joking King Edward actually caused a priest to die out of fear who fell over and died....yeah he literally scared a man to death. But he did had a softer side only his Wives/Queen consorts Eleanor of Castle and Margaret of France brought out that side of him, one things for sure was that King Edwards loved his Wives. After the death of Queen Eleanor, King Edwards became the intimidating conquering warrior King he was always known for but after he married Margaret of France who despite being much younger than him and their marriage was to form a truce between France, Margaret came to love her new husband and King, just after they got married he went to continue his campaign in Scotland in the north while Queen Margaret now pregnant stayed in London but after a few months she got bored and lonely so she decided to go to Scotland to be with her husband. The action surprised and pleased him so much it reminded him of Eleanor. Margaret also saved many subjects from the King's wrath calming him down like his Eleanor once did.

[@kenlangston3451]

I am very impressed by your ability to mimic the accents you hear in movies even after a few seconds of dialogue.

[@rkstevenson5448]

Man, you would be a fantastic D&D player. I love your investment and enthusiasm in the story. D&D would also help you know the difference between nunchaku (a Japanese weapon) and a flail (which is what Wallace was using in that scene) XD

[@311bomb]

This and Schindler's List are two movies I can only watch ever so rarely. This movie crushes me every time I see it. Do yourself a favor and watch The Outlaw King some time!

[@loupfeu]

Hope you're fine. I must say that I like your values & speed of thinking. :)

[@dioghaltasfoirneartach7258]

According to court records of that time, William Wallace actually did say those words, about longshanks not being his king, and therefore didn't agree with the charge of treason. William Wallace was 'hanged, drawn and quartered' and beheaded. The audience was spared the details of the ordeal William Wallace had to go through, on the day of his execution. First, He was dragged naked by his heels behind a horse to the execution site, at Smithfield, London. First he was hanged, and before losing consciousness, dropped down to the ground. Then, The 'rack' pulled all the joints out of their sockets. After that, while still alive, his genitals were removed, cut out, and thrown in a fire before him. Then, while still alive, his abdomen was cut up, and his entrails spilled out, and were removed, and thrown into the same fire. The executioner then cut out Wallace's heart, and then William Wallace was beheaded. Finally, the executioner quartered William Wallace (cut off his arms and legs).

[@sabrecatsmiladon7380]

Cannot ever watch this again...too painful but Awesome! Like The Green Mile

[@tomfrazier1103]

This is one of the funniest movies ever. Gibson deforested Scotland chewing on the scenery so hard. There were so many jokes & memes of blue painted people. I like this movie for all that. I think."Prima Nocta" is something that they made up for this movie. I'm not sure if you know very many white people from California, but this movie was made by them!

[@RockDocNeal]

This is a great movie and even though it isn’t 100% accurate on the historical facts, it accurately relates the reasons why the Scottish hated the greedy, arrogant and brutal English government and their amoral lackeys (my paternal ancestors come from the Scottish highlands).

[@HarrisaSports]

I just have to say this movie is amazing, but you are so beautiful its had to focus on the movie haha. love your nails and hair in particular in this video : )

[@leoantonio3849]

great reaction to one of my favorite movies ever. well done

[@CrashCraftLabs]

this is one of my fav movies from when i was a teen/young man. patriot, joan of arc (not the the messanger, the one with lelee), merlin and so many more. i hope you enjoy it. its sad and exciting and just good story telling.

[@dontgiveinfo]

I always tell ppl. We all sit in theaters and see the hero fight for freedom and justice. And sometimes they die. We all identify with the hero. We always sit in our seat saying. We would never follow evil. we will always do the right thing. YET the pass two years. Where did most ppl do? were they the hero? or where they the villain? it's a very hard thing to hear and accept, but many of us have not walked the path of justice or the hero. I can say i didn't fold and will never fold

[@matthewneely]

lol you are so cute!!! I loved your reaction. Great movie

[@bogdanvojnovic989]

This girl/woman is such a joy to watch and listen 🤗

[@rbrtck]

Sadly, over history, freedom has always been fleeting, while tyranny has been the baseline, default state of human society.

[@rogue10spartan98]

As a full blood Scotsman..! I love this movie

[@glastonbury4304]

If your Scots then you have some Irish in you...

[@Javier_Jimenez71]

Your reaction to William seeing The Bruce betrayed him was so genuine. Wonderful reaction to this wonderful movie. Cheers 🥃🥃🥃

[@fr33nrgyon41]

I recommend Tropic Thunder ⚡. Best movie ever. 👌

[@tsogobauggi8721]

This was your best reaction so far. :)

[@fellforit]

Everyone looks at Edward I as a petty despot and tyrant, but he had an upbringing in a hard school. Wars, infighting, revolts, watching his father be deposed by a rebellion, imprisonment, a 100 year history of wars, violence, family revolts and backstabbing, he was a hard man leading a hard and turbulent kingdom. But he was also a sound administrator, reformer and strategist. His reactions to opposition were harsh but the balance of power and peace in the kingdom had always been earned at the point of a sword and his greatest crime was being too good at his job. I'm not saying he wasn't any of the things people think of him, but he was a product of his times and his culture, and was no better or worse than any of the other rulers in his situation.

[@scottmclaren3928]

Also the inspiration for the Nazis. Ethnically cleansing Jews and yellow stars.👍

[@IDieHardForever]

"A story of three fathers" .... whoa.... never thought of that. SUBSCRIBED.

[@Californiablend]

Welcome to the channel!

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJamaac]

38:35 I can’t get my head around watching someone be hung drawn and quartered… I can’t even watch it in movies/TV knowing it’s fake! How can anyone in that society have been okay???

[@ronaldrae4647]

loved your review,- William Wallace was a real Scottish hero, and his death was more brutal than was seen in this film, we have a national Monument dedicated to him. The princess of Wales was three at the time of his death and was living in France. Robert the Bruce was not at the battle of Falkirk fighting for the Scottish or English. The Irish did switch sides but came over to the Scottish side the night before. The shortest distance between Scotland and Ireland is 16 miles across the Irish sea. Scotland did win its freedom at the battle of Bannockburn in 1314 were there is a monument to Robert the Bruce and a visitor centre. you should watch the Outlaw King which is historically accurate and shows how Robert the Bruce became king.

[@randyobrien2836]

Love your reaction. You are fun to watch a movie with.