IVANHOE 1952 FIGHT- ACTIONS COMPILATION

[@davidw1634]

Love how in the end there’s no flamboyant finishing move just simply gets the right timing and chops him with an axe

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

YES! Could not agree more. Think they cut line, "Careful Saxon! Lest you hit horse!"

[@H0plite99]

Probably the best medieval fight scene ever, at the end of the clip. I've not seen any films that come close to matching it in intensity.

[@volkerkalhoefer3973]

The total control of the horses! Today they'd do it in CGI and it wouldn't look half as good 😎

[@fgdj2000]

The end fight was actually quite intense.

[@YorkistWhiteRose]

fgdj2000 I would have hated filming that.

[@jimidee33]

Loved this film the first time I saw it on the tv. The two Taylors make sparks fly!

[@JohnDoe-wb4iv]

Great book great adaptation of it on screen great actors and scenery superb film is tribute to the book an honorable work

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

Honorable work, not quite. 19th century fiction rewriting murderous early warfare as honorderived...which was the point of REVISIONISM, 'our ancestors greater again' . Morte D'Artur, Chanson de Roland, Le Cid...whereas Don Quixote was a parody of all that pretense. Mark Twain wrote two wonderful books, one a parody, the other~one of his attempts at prestige lit....Connecticut Yank in K Arthur's Court and Prince and the Pauper. Both peak, some good film versions...one a comedy musical.... Twain's Saint Joan, AKA Jeanne D'Arc....weak.

[@rickey5353]

Last scene had me on the edge of my seat now, as then.

[@Vincent817V]

My favorite chivalry movie ever period :)

[@Sennmut]

Ah, the good old days!

[@adenamayo7964]

Fantastica seleccion ; muchas gracias !!!

[@dobidodge5709]

Love that ending extra!

[@albertovillamarin6947]

Estd es un clásico del 🎥... Admitamoslo, la parte más triste es donde muere Wamba diciendo "Soy Libre"

[@fatdad64able]

Ivanhoe 1 , FrontBeuf 0. My favourite scene. And Liz Taylor...PNG, so pretty it almost hurts.

[@Filmifreaki]

great movie.

[@myung-sooson7598]

Ivanhoe(black knight) great fight scenes 흑기사의 멋진 결투 장면 黑騎士是精彩的決鬥場面

[@penultimateh766]

"TAKE CARE SAXON LEST YOU STRIKE HORSE"....my supervisor says that to me so often that it's lost all meaning....

[@babmax9499]

In what context ?

[@penultimateh766]

@@babmax9499 Mostly in relation to my TPS reports...

[@WilfredIvanhoe]

Have to say that I like the 1982 version a lot more; so far it's the most loyal to the book of all the versions that I've seen. Just the armor could have looked a little more realistic - like it does in this film.

[@oscarjohnson2130]

I think the most major thing this version changed from the book was the removing of the Black Knight AKA King Richard Character

[@stevesmodelbuilds5473]

Yes, well, they didn't have CGI back then...

[@tatumergo3931]

Although the armour for this film is the more correct type for the time period, you can easily tell that it was made out of rubber and plastic. Also they're not wearing the padding underneath it.

[@castorres7]

awesome. nice work.

[@dougbrowne9890]

Such a great film.

[@track1949]

Elizabeth Taylor was 19 when this was made. ❤

[@claudiobertolini7317]

And she was splendid

[@marcellogenesi6390]

An absolute beauty

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

George Sanders (Bois Gilbert) was known for the voice Shere Khan the tiger in disneys The Jungle Book. very baritone and european.

[@jozebutinar44]

this was a good fight and a good death

[@Shoegazebasedgenre0.]

when medieval people still colorful

[@Shoegazebasedgenre0.]

Absinthevideo and people threats rope like a fucking thing..it is fact that rope were actually quite valuable and could be useful for anything.

[@finrodbrs]

+Michael Jason “oops” Seibert You got that right. It irks me so much every time I see a catapult that launches a projectile after you cut a rope. If you had to do that every time, you'd be able to fire maybe 12 times before the rope isn't long enough to work. Ridiculous.

[@mrgobrien]

1:57 - FAKE arrows seen hitting the men in the attempted sally? 2:18 - but then a volley of very well timed REAL arrows judged to miss them because the castle door closes behind them about 2 seconds before and so the arrows hit that instead? I wonder how much time was spent making sure that would work properly and safely.

[@aka99]

geil noch aufm WDR, schade das der film nicht mehr gesendet wird :(

[@louismartinez4467]

Has n e one else seen that Jousting at the Excalibur ( Las Vegas) about 15-17 years ago used to be a show/ dinner

[@armorgeddon]

This great movie isn't produced in widescreen, so this video just stretches it to the wrong aspect ratio.

[@Freddie-x4s]

An absolute classic i only wish they still made them

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

Sorry, but this reaction is just too common, and simplistic. 'They' sounds like a MAGA conspiratorialist, and of course films were different when I was born. And in fact there are many films like this now...the well-made but travestied versions of Tolkien are VERY similar, strengths and weaknesses alike. No offense.... I can describe in detail 500 movies before 1960. brit films too. 100 minimum. French, Russian, Japanese, Italian, 50 . But hollowood ruled.... hollowly. De Mille reality...a disguised comic...the old CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED.

[@asch7906]

The climatic duel between Ivanhoe and Bois-Guilbert was arguably better and more brutal than any sword fight in the movie. The sword fights were just plain and boring flynning.

[@guypierson5754]

Yeah this film has very poor sword play for the most part, but the riding skill and brutality of the flail vs battleaxe is very intense. The metal shields are kinda funny but it does show that the action wasn’t faked, both shields take an absolute pounding and the aggression of the action, smashing blow after blow really sells how desperately they want to strike the other down.

[@sabalight2558]

But why did Bois-Guilbert not want to lose the fight ? He knew, hen he wins, Rebecca ill burn ... I would almost let the other kill me or at least win the fight. I don't understand the way he fights. When i remember right, the end is different in the book and different in the 1982 film. aren't there different versions ? I the 1982 fil, BG fights until a critical moment, where he lows his sword to let Ivanhoe win. And in the boo, both fall, ivanhoe because of he isn't full recoveres and BG because of an heart strike or something like this ? @@guypierson5754

[@JamesSimmons-d1t]

Fun for its day, but, as a fencer in prep drool, and occasional archer... mostly really silly. When the gate closes, and a coordinated flight of arrows hit it centrally ALL BUT simultaneously.... I love film "Scaramouche", as well...but not until 60s was realistic sword fighting even attempted. A few later '3 Musketeer' films, mostly '70s, scenes....The War Lord, excellent earliest....later, certainly Liam and Hurt's 'creepy let's all hate assassin' duel. "Rob Roy" ... one usually saw...peeps hitting each others' blades, 1, 2, 1, 2... "Great Race" scene not TOO dusty...but fighting to the death as 'play by rules modern Olympics' is absurd, and the crowd scenes~~chaos via VERY short clips~~sip sewage. Manyway, fun stuff. Colorful. But rejecting Liz at that age for the nasty human Joan Fontaine whose sister was so nice...alive recently...the sex criminal Errol Flynn unfortunately tarnishes our memories of De Havilland ......

[@kirkdouglas4223]

Someone should adapt this book into a web series in modern times like the musketeers and Bernard Cromwell's Last Kingdom.

[@tatumergo3931]

And they should use HEMA instructors for the sword choreography.

[@piesitoss]

Queria preguntar si esta la pelicula para ver en youtube entera o algun sitio para descargarla pues esta descatalogada y es legal hablar de ello. Me gustaria verla

[@jimmason1072]

6:33 " no mercy for you"

[@frederickthegreat5537]

poor wampa

[@GabrielSăndiță]

Wow

[@oscarjohnson2130]

6:08 fuck I jump every time

[@garrystudios22]

2:10

[@masonestlinbaum9243]

Yes

[@evgeniiaplekhanova7815]

Лошадей жалко а люди изверги придумать такое игрище лучше бы работали

[@mrbroeders]

Buckle and swash

[@jjrj8568]

REAL medieval fighting, iron-clad men trading brutal blows, not the agile swashbuckling BOLLOCKS of Robin Hood 1938 (worst overrated movie ever)

[@tatumergo3931]

And 57' Chevy hoods for shields...

[@samueljakobgreter4921]

Möchte mal auf KZbin den ganzen Film sehen! El Cid ist ja auch schon in voller Länge hochgeladen. Meistes muss man die guten Film hier bezahlen.Den billigen Dreck hat man gratis!

[@sabalight2558]

On daylymotion (i think) you can find the whole film. Look under "videos" for Invahoe 1952 part 1" an after that "Ivahoe 1952vpart 2". I watched it yesterday.