"Fight Me Fairly!" - Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

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Kingdom of Heaven is a 2005 epic historical drama film directed and produced by Ridley Scott and written by William Monahan. It features an ensemble cast comprising Orlando Bloom, Eva Green, Ghassan Massoud, Jeremy Irons, David Thewlis, Brendan Gleeson, Edward Norton, Marton Csokas, Liam Neeson, Michael Sheen, Velibor Topić and Alexander Siddig.
The film is a heavily fictionalised portrayal of the events leading to the Third Crusade, focusing mainly on Balian of Ibelin who fights to defend the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem from the Ayyubid Sultan Saladin.
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[@movieinsightreal]

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[@indrakelana6342]

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[@joettabaker-fry932]

Thank you. Thank you for actually putting the name of the movie. Oh my gosh, it is unbelievable. How many people post parts of movies without the name of the movie. This was an awesome movie

[@LBCB94025]

*I swear he said "q'pla!"!?* lol 😆👍🏻🖤👏🏻🤙🏻🖖🏻

[@Vittumainen]

Dont go there. Antvirus gives a warning on how they take your data. Theres no free gifts on the internet.

[@DomiTomy]

my antivirus pops

[@CaptainLuckyLuke]

The theatrical version of this film really did Balian dirty and made it seem like he gained his fighting skills almost magically. The directors cut, the only version of this film that should be watched, makes it clear that Balian was already a well experienced combat veteran with multiple tours of duty in various European wars as a combat engineer (a sapeur in his native French).

[@EM-vw7im]

Glad that was pointed out

[@skyknight1281]

Yea I suggest watching the director’s cut. It totally changes the perspective of the movie. There is a lot more story on the front end of the movie that they cut out.

[@skirk248]

Directors cuts are the only way to watch Ridley Scott movies these days

[@ZUPYNinGAME]

Yet , even the director's cut can't fix the poor plot and the bad combat choreography

[@lennydale92]

Where we get the word sapper then!

[@isaacschmitt4803]

"Fight me fairly!" "Lol, no"

[@mrOGbobbyjohnson]

“Or I shall call CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW”

[@hamoud_habibi]

@@mrOGbobbyjohnson 😭😭

[@Blackmamba648]

@@mrOGbobbyjohnsonI’m dying 😂😂😂

[@YouTubeBlowsDaily]

​@hamoud_habibi it wasn't that funny

[@YouTubeBlowsDaily]

​@@Blackmamba648calm down it wasn't that funny

[@caucaznazn22]

"Your enemies will know of your quality before ever you meet them."

[@DiogoSantos-ix5sl]

Is that dune ?:p

[@caucaznazn22]

@@DiogoSantos-ix5sl Lol, nah, it's something the guy in black, Imad, says to Balian. Quote's wrong, but the gist is there. Movie's full of good ones.

[@beastboy6162]

Good quality will be known amongst your enemies before ever you meet them my friend

[@onepoundswallowtwopoundcoc3115]

@@beastboy6162”Your” quality. Otherwise, completely correct.

[@beastboy6162]

@@onepoundswallowtwopoundcoc3115 yeah 😅

[@thetr00per30]

Only watch the director's cut of this. The original version was edited so poorly just to cut time and the movie made no sense. The directors cut may be long, but it is worth the extra time.

[@dhunter1133]

Cannot agree more. The Director's Cut should've been the release.

[@MattHunter2222]

There was a Directors Cut!?!?!

[@ericj.8080]

​@@MattHunter2222 the director's cut is 45 min longer and is in fact the only version that should be watched.

[@MattHunter2222]

@@ericj.8080 "not available in Australia". That explains it then, but also - wow. That sucks, I can't even buy it via Amazon Prime. Now I will have to start my own crusade... to find the Directors Cut!

[@johndarcangelo6893]

The Director's Cut version is literally my favorite movie. And the theatrical version is unwatchable imo lol.

[@l.b8896]

“Fight me fairly!” “why should I?” I mean… true.

[@burningphoneix]

To be fair, it's because he thought he was a common soldier. A baron though? Chivalry demands you face him fairly.

[@omareloujaji6064]

​@@burningphoneixhe fought him fairly and died . COMMON SENSE left the room

[@damasek219]

​@@burningphoneix nothing about chivalry had anything to do with fairness. Chivalry was all about arbitrary values that nobles instituted to keep the elitist structure of society unchanged and to assert their own authority.

[@burningphoneix]

@@damasek219 Of course, that's why he didn't run him down like a commoner. They are elites and must DUEL HONORABLY

[@5H4K490]

​@@omareloujaji6064this was the norm in fuedal cultures, peasants got abused and treated like shit but nobles got special treatment, even when it came to how they were dealt with by the enemy.

[@jackbrightside]

"ibelin that's enough!" "Lol ur boy started it im gunna finish it" 💀

[@hernanuliana9111]

I always tough he was trying to stop his servant not Balian.

[@Tubbyfedcop808]

At least he got off his horse. I wouldn't of.

[@collin_mmarshall1655]

Wut? The one that started it should be the one in the enemy's territory.

[@shadovars9477]

​@collin_mmarshall1655 so still ibelin

[@MikeDchy25]

His servant was the one who wouldn't stop.

[@wavular]

Guess he should have stopped when he was told.

[@jonbong8547]

That guy probably should've done more than yell at them from his horse too lol

[@Hunpecked]

It sounded like he was saying "Stop" in English. Which one was he addressing?

[@burstcity3832]

@@Hunpecked Hakeem.

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

It's revealed in a later scene that the man on the horse is in fact the master and not the slave as they led Bloom's character to believe. The master went on to inform Saladin of Balin's courage and respect.

[@ThingsThatIDo]

F around and find out

[@supercomp65]

If you find yourself in a fair fight, you've made multiple mistakes

[@robertocvirk]

Correct 👍

[@mohammedkamran8973]

A Muslim must fight fairly according to our religion. So if our enemy has a sword and we have a gun we must put down the gun and use a sword. That's y when the Muslim Knight was told that the Christian is a Baron (higher rank) he got off his horse to fight.

[@VengefulMaverick]

It's honor

[@isaiahd5396]

​@@mohammedkamran8973Modern day Muslims seem to gun down unarmed civilians

[@arcanewondersfann1567]

@@mohammedkamran8973 It's very admirable

[@fun2916]

The directors cut of this film is amazing. One of Orlando blooms best films

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

Lol. No it's not. It's slightly better but still awful. And Orlando can't act to save his life. He is just a pretty boy riding tge success of LOTR.

[@AztecUnshaven]

​@@norbitcleaverhook5040Lol, naw man I agree with the OP here too. The Director's Cut was fantastic.

[@christianzilla]

One of Ridley Scott's best.

[@elmersonfandino8275]

Orlando Bloom in the lead was a mistake. Terrible wooden acting. Facial expressions barely change. Deeper voice for no reason.

[@Troberts8910]

​@@elmersonfandino8275I agree, potentially a great film, especially as the directors cut. Range of acting and expressions were poor, some good supporting actors and some very bog standard. Good budget, deserved better but it seemed rushed, like, "that will do".

[@papajon62]

Orlando Bloom was definitely using some kickass shampoo during this film. Look at that volume….

[@rumali_roti7406]

No shampoo in this world can do this. It's genetics.

[@timumbra2476]

@@rumali_roti7406you should use shampoo dude

[@marcobelli6856]

I wish I had hair like that

[@RichardSmith-sg3fj]

Haha, Fructis

[@djnone8137]

More volume than my old optiva stereo system from radio shack that still cranks 30 years later

[@ib5995]

“I'll kill a man in a fair fight, or if I think he's gonna start one “ a man called Jayne

[@shawncoleman8530]

"Stood up to the man and gave him what for!"

[@rishab0B]

Did this man also get a song made about him by Breaking Benjamin about a diary he wrote?

[@suspectorange]

Or if he bothers me, or if there's a woman, or if I'm gettin paid...

[@revanamell1791]

The Hero of Canton

[@Lochlann13]

"But you took that end, and you...well...you took it! And that's...well I guess that's somethin'."

[@JarrodButali]

Told him to stop cause he was next.

[@PSYCHOSCION]

Told him to stop because that was his servant and didn’t want to loose one.

[@JarrodButali]

@@PSYCHOSCION Both

[@hakz795]

In the writers' fantasy

[@TheEnginator]

He could just ride away with the two horses while they were fighting and leave him in the middle of the desert.

[@Mrverybusinessman]

@@TheEnginatorhe could. Except he is a top-knotch guy and that is clearly shown in the movie. He really did want them to stop because, due to his honor and disguise, he was certainly next after the death of his "master". Additionally, I think the dude really just cared for his servant and could tell the new baron was certainly a better fighter.

[@TSola-ez2vr]

Always wondered why he didn't believe Balian when he claimed the horse was from the shipwreck, but he instantly took his word (a man in rags in the middle of the desert) when he announced he was the Baron of Ibelin. A literal Lord of Land. Lol

[@boshirahmed]

Fighting ability and commanding language. Also he gave more detail about his nobility. Plus I think the original missed the last bit dialogue.

[@alsaunders7805]

Didn't he also have the Barons sword? 🤔🤓🍻

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Not worth the risk. If he really turns out to be a nobleman, then cutting him down from horseback could break the peace that his own King has negotiated. Fighting him in a fair duel, on the other hand, would not (indeed, Saladin himself sends a letter to Jerusalem stating that he did not consider Balian winning the fight and killing his man to be a breach of the treaty). If it turns out he's a nobody, then it makes no difference. If it turned out he really was a Baron, it makes all the difference.

[@chihigonazo]

It was his sword, its the same reason his men confront him in Jerusalem

[@matthewwilmeth1579]

"Baron stop!" Get your boy if hes swinging, so am I.

[@ramblincapuchin9075]

I agree with this comment with so much of my being and understanding In a life or death situation, I have no stock in any one else's assurances. There's fair and then a whole lot of BS that I'm not about to get in the middle of

[@lionheart9557]

He told his boy to stop fiirst multiple times and then asked the other to stop aswell. He asks his boy in Arabic and the other in english.

[@robertocvirk]

One of best medieval movies made in my opinion😊

[@BravoDox]

Ridley Scott has made several of those now. He's sort of a specialist in period pieces. The Duellists 1492: Conquest of Paradise Gladiator Kingdom of Heaven Robin Hood Exodus: Gods and Kings The Last Duel Napoleon I highly recommend The Last Duel; it's based on actual events. It's a Rashomon-like tale taken from records of an actual medieval court case. It tells the same story three times, based on the actual recorded testimony of three different witnesses. Then the king (who is the judge) is unable to determine what the truth is and allows it to be settled by, as Game of Thrones would call it, "Trial by Combat". The title comes from the fact that it was the last private "gentleman's duel" that was legally allowed in France.

[@robertocvirk]

@@BravoDox will have to check it out...medieval period is awesome history, very bloody but historically interesting...

[@bluntlyhonest6803]

@@BravoDox Gladiator is not historically accurate in so many aspects, its a very Hollywoodized idea of Galdiatorical combat. And Napoleon, phew... now thats a gutpunch to history buffs.

[@OneTruePhreak]

​@@BravoDoxhe's a specialist in Hollywood dramatization, not historical accuracy. To be fair, not many are good with historical accuracy, but Scott is an embarrassment to the concept.

[@azariasthelast]

No way kingdom of heaven is better than the 13th warrior

[@mrfitts5453]

This is one of the best movies of all time and it was made in 2005 crazy

[@paulp1a]

You act like 2005 was a hundred years ago😂

[@mrfitts5453]

@@paulp1a well I just that they don't make movies like this no more with good plots/ storyline with actual budgets rather the cgi stuff

[@paulp1a]

@@mrfitts5453 I completely agree 👍🏻

[@turtleturt3261]

​@@mrfitts5453thats a fact, and a damn shame.

[@yourstruly4817]

2005 isn't 1945, what's your point?

[@neilwu3912]

"Fight me fairly!" "Why should he? Captain Jack Sparrow didn't have to!"

[@fanofmetal1]

Will cheated first. Jack had 1 sword and will dual wielded a sword and super heated iron stick.

[@conniesoulis7521]

Director's cut. One of the best movies ever!

[@raulemanuel0310]

“Fight me fairly!“ *Sends in 5 drones to nuke the whole desert*

[@bima155]

Typical of wsterners

[@yueshijoorya601]

​@@bima155 You say that but gladly use the internet? Go back to your stick houses and mud baths lol.

[@kylehenline3245]

@@bima155 Yep. Thats why we're on top.

[@bima155]

@@kylehenline3245 lol so you admit your barbarism 😜🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡

[@kylehenline3245]

@@bima155 Yup, all we do is barbarbarbar and win. You don't have to stalk me bima, we can kiss if you are thatdown bad. Pretty awesome that I get this much personal attention for a single anti Russia comment lol.

[@methos-ey9nf]

Orlando Bloom's always telling his opponents to fight fair. Maybe he just needs to learn to fight dirty.

[@RichardSmith-sg3fj]

Been workin’ on that myself

[@bensmith5231]

Doctor Bashir Before He Went Into Space 😂😂😂

[@kbrock9146]

I couldn't have told you that beforehand, but now, now I can't unsee that at ALL. How did I not catch that the first time? 😂

[@MyBrainGlows]

He was in so many tv productions by now. He is a talented actor but never got the attention he deserved like a lot of 90s tv actors

[@johndthottam]

Man gotta start somewhere right 😂

[@RedDiomedes]

No way!

[@Ghost-ql3hl]

Holy shit I never realised

[@ildikoivanka5406]

That beautiful black horse and this scene are also unforgettable. ....💖✨

[@LibertyGoblin]

Kingdom Of Heaven was such a good movie.

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

good movie to watch but was very historically inaccurate and add many events that didn't happen in real life and was siding a little bit with the crusaders

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

their is an old Egyptian movie that is set in that time period that was more historically accurate and tell the events even after this with the 3rd crusades too it name was "Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen"

[@NinjaSushi2]

This and Gladiator are two of my favorite movies.

[@ronnelacido1711]

"Are you not entertained?"

[@asickspartan2763]

Troy

[@stevenwagner9319]

Damn good film! I highly recommend anyone to watch it.

[@dalemcilwain]

Gotta get the director's cut. That version tells a more detail story.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

It's ok, but there are a lot of lies embedded within it. They make a good portion of the Christians look as if they started the mess when this is not the case. As a matter of fact the Christians never would have entered the Middle East had it not been for Muslims trying to enter Europe to conquer it first. Which they had been doing for the better part of the past 400yrs prior. So the Christians had every right to enter into the Middle East and face their enemy, and even enjoy the spoils of war. The Muslims certainly were no better. But this movie tries to make it seem as if they are. And that just is not true. It is a good war epic none the less. But I would have liked it much more if it did not pander to the Western minority by telling such embellishments and lies.

[@Pizzathyme117]

The director's cut of this movie is probably in my top 5.

[@christianzilla]

Me too. Superb. A war film about compassion for your enemy and having a conscience.

[@isaacschmitt4803]

"I know the Baron. He's an old man." "Well you know that thing old men tend to do? He did."

[@robertaylor9218]

“Why should he? He is a knight” is such a BS attitude, but it checks out historically, all the way up to the American civil war. Southern gentlemen had strict rules about behavior and honor, but if you weren’t a southern gentleman they could just beat you without you having any right to defense, even if you perished. The most famous example happened in the US senate. A slaver named Brooks was insulted by an abolitionist named Sumner. A few days after Sumner gave a speech on the evils of slavery (calling out a friend of Brooks) brooks came into the senate hall with a few goons that had smuggled in revolvers. The guns held the senate at bay while Brooks smashed Sumner’s brains with his cane (effectively a mace because of a solid gold ball on top). Brooks was fined 200 dollars and Sumner was rendered completely disabled for the rest of his short life. However when a friend of Sumner’s baited Brooks into challenging him to a duel brooks chickened out when he found out the friend was a crack shot.

[@Elthenar]

Read up on a guy names Cassius Clay. It was the guy Muhammad Ali was named after at birth. He was an abolitionist that had many, many slavers try come at him in the same was as they did Sumner. Clay however, was one of the meanest and fightingest Americans of all time. He spent decades just whipping and killing slavers that came at him, even after he won political office. Seriously, Ali is known as one of the best fighters of all time and the OG Clay makes him look like a pussy

[@thomaswright981]

Yeah well since lords and knights left society, all people are goons and peasants. Except for the real rich people who fed you social equality.

[@LordSiravant]

Honor was only for the elite, therefore they had no honor at all.

[@robertaylor9218]

@@LordSiravant yep, a real chickenshit system for people to play at being brave and important.

[@salamander337]

This just show how completely arrogant and entitled the Knights are. They won't fight you fairly unless you're on their status level. 😂

[@LouieOcean2]

Bailian definitely inspired the look for Jon Snow

[@sallyspits]

The respect the Christians and Muslims show for each other in this movie is so appealing.

[@ilvivente]

I like that it played both sides

[@anthonysouthard5572]

Damn they were pushing legolas hard to be the next big thing for a few years

[@bobcougar77]

I'm so glad that's over. His only good role was in Troy... It suited him.

[@thirtyseconds2589]

@@bobcougar77 Pirates of the caribbean wasnt thaaaaat bad, but you know, Jhony Deep just obliterate him in terms of attention

[@khorneflakes2175]

@@bobcougar77 That's his worst role bro, he's a decent actor but we all have some faces we can't deal with.

[@billybrand9976]

Orlando Blumenthal… explains why he got so many massive gigs when he’s totally wooden

[@bobcougar77]

@@khorneflakes2175 I think that role most closely matched his personality.

[@felixgodsson1]

Telling Balian to stop, while the other guy is still swinging¿?😅🤣🤣

[@waxierzero2198]

Hes telling Balion to stop fighting even though his own Guard is over here attacking him with a friggin glaive trying to kill him.

[@enorris768]

He was talking *to* glaive dude.

[@waxierzero2198]

@@enorris768 hes talking to both. First the Glaive guard then he starts saying Ibilim stop fighting. Balion had just said he is the new lord of ibilim.

[@jamesdeananderson1411]

Best comment, by far. 😂

[@christianzilla]

He just doesn't want his friend to be killed unnecessarily. Over a random horse. He's desperate. So he tries asking the enemy to stop too.

[@CapNQueeQuee4_1]

There is no fair fight to the death. At that last confining moment you'll try to survive...

[@claytoniusdoesthings9598]

The film is well made, which makes the fact that it's as historically accurate as Braveheart hurt all the more.

[@rh906]

Most historically accurate stuff is boring as paint dying.

[@LordSiravant]

Most people don't care about historical accuracy and are NEVER going to care. They just want to be entertained for a while.

[@dandyjandon4231]

This movie had a fantastic soundtrack as well, still listen to few songs almost everyday.

[@abstrakt26]

This movie should have had Oscars all throughout...between the release and exposure it was snubbed hard for much lesser movies at the time

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

No, it was because it was a really awful movie with ridiculous ideas throughout. One highlight was when Orlando's Bloom taught the Arabs how to farm their own land after never having lived in that climate. Also, the hilarious cliche Templar knights who were like typical bad guy characters with no depth whatsoever. The whole fish out of water character plot is a very cheap and easy way to make a story and its old and boring. It's too bad, they had a huge budget and they threw it all in the garbage. And yes, I've seen the directors cut.

[@abstrakt26]

@@norbitcleaverhook5040 I could understand that if it was to be a truely historicsl picture, but it wasn't and it presented a more POV balanced take of a chaotic world from one individual whom had only known strife, suffering and had been taken advantage of until his fortunate father appeared....yes it's hollywood and of course theatrical but it heralded ideologies and critical thought of what was then considered heresy and blasphemy when compared to the churches decree...same reason powers have anomosity and disdain towards other religions and governments today, yes?

[@abstrakt26]

We could speak of the otherside of history from prior to and after the the crusades if you'd like?

[@dtegg91]

The Directors Cut of this movie is one of the greatest historical war films of all time. I've probably watched it 50+ times.

[@primigenius623]

A severely underrated movie.

[@strategicrager1891]

Love the inference that if it was just a peasant he would’ve been fine to ride him down lol. Ah nobility truly the most noble thing in existence

[@boshirahmed]

It was a time nobility and status was highly prized.

[@strategicrager1891]

@@boshirahmed I mean if you’re talking about ransoming then yeah I see why you can say it isn’t a dick move to ask. I’m more joking about the fact that it is inferred by him asking why should he respect a fair duel, and the correct answer being that he was a noble, that if he was a peasant then it wouldn’t have been a big problem riding him down on his horse and what not…. Which isn’t noble.

[@boshirahmed]

@@strategicrager1891 I agree bear in mind this is fiction. These films have humour in. Also poetic language. The twist was that servant in this scene is the actual fighter and not the translator..the translator saw the fight as entertainment. Sometimes the plot and writing don't always make sense. Things happen purely to serve the plot. It's a good film but many things are wrong with it that don't make sense.

[@strategicrager1891]

@@boshirahmed oh of course, I meant nothing against the film I’ve heard nothing but praise for it and I do plan to watch it. I just also think that in reality that a noble would absolutely only respect a fair duel with another noble not that duels were anything close to movie theatrics and all.

[@boshirahmed]

@@strategicrager1891 duels did happen. It was a superstitious period. Nobles beloved god was on their side and would guarantee victory. Both sides believed it so if someone refused it would damage the motivation of their fighting force. When nobles stopped fighting it possibly got more dirty when nobles just gave orders from a castle.

[@panagiotiskensh4655]

One of the greatest movies ever made!

[@TheBiggestWeed]

directors cut of this movie is one of my favorite medieval movies to date.

[@TheMaibus]

"Ibelin, stop!" "Bitch, I'll stop when he stops, and he ain't stoppin 'til he's dead!"

[@user-sq1tr7nq7u]

I live in boston, and everytime someone knows i am lebanese, they think i speak the same. When they hear my original language, they get surprised

[@Thiefik121]

isnt lebanese when girls like girls

[@user-sq1tr7nq7u]

@Thiefik121 lebanese is lebanon country. Lesbians is girl like girl. Sorry man, i thought you were trying to make fun of me, that's why i gave you that answer.

[@Adil_Turysbek_TVRC]

​​@@Thiefik121You can't be serious😅.

[@Odysseus17]

This scene is the sole reason why I don't fight fairly.

[@EchosTackyTiki]

This movie got did so dirty in the theatrical cut and I'm honestly still mad for it.

[@cellestinohernendes3081]

Your quality will be known among your enemies, before ever you meet them.

[@hullo5404]

That kool aid never gonna wash out of the white horse

[@fatguywhobreathesfire6488]

“I would’ve killed you in a fair fight!” “Well that’s not much incentive for me to fight fair is it?” Words this man should’ve lived bu

[@dalemcilwain]

Dr. Bashir trying to stop a sword fight.

[@oscarjeong9438]

Even though the movie didn't depict the true story at 100% level, there won't be any movie like this in the future..

[@pollobox944]

...extraordinaria película...

[@TheContrarian-ii8su]

"Fight me fairly" - Ibelin *Gallop, slash, 💀* "You dont fight with honner" - Servant *Sword gesture* "He did" - Arabic Lord

[@user-rn9sb8wu4h]

Excellent fight scene. Very believable.

[@kevinquinn7645]

He was lucky Legolas was caught without his bow.

[@gnarkillgnarkill7725]

Is that doctor Bashir?😂

[@rikk319]

Yes. Great actor. Also played a great Hannibal Barca.

[@hherrera007]

Is the Prince of dorne

[@UchihaOokami2596]

Definitely one of Bashir and O'Brien's more violent holosuite programs. Though i always like to imagine Brendan Gleeson should have been O'Brien.

[@phillipwallace7211]

The outcome of any fight depends on the victor having an unfair advantage. Be it weapon, armour, high ground or skill. You would be a 'looser' not to take advantage.

[@adamricard9410]

“I’m the new one!” They really went with that line.

[@zhuyu9268]

Ikr...

[@OdinSmilesRavensLaugh72051]

Good quality will be known by your enemies... wherever you may find them my friend 😂 He wasnt even the slave what a turnaround... this moment saved Balians life

[@Mr.Deleterious]

That guy definitely smokes camel non filters. That yell on the way in on horseback says it all

[@chozusmakavelli]

he smokes gold leaf.

[@michaellefort6128]

I loved those cigarettes. Camel unfiltered for years, two or three packs a day.

[@matthewrice1676]

Directors cut is the only one that doesnt give him magical swordsmanship and explains hes an veteran

[@davidrooks3274]

this is a great movie, in fact I think I will watch it again

[@beginnerschess1286]

The name pls

[@Dashawn628]

@@beginnerschess1286 Kingdom of Heaven

[@jonathanbelvin6250]

Man, the first 1/3 of KoH was great, but it definitely diminished by this point. "I literally know the baron, and you're not him" "I'm the new one" "Oh. Okay. Sounds good to me!"

[@AztecUnshaven]

He didn't accept it though, that's why they fought.

[@jonathanbelvin6250]

@@AztecUnshaven He gets off his horse to "fight him fairly" after Bloom convinced him with "I am the new one".

[@erikirmiger6161]

Dude got good at swordplay REALLY quick

[@jango268]

It shows in the director's cut that he is a veteran of multiple campaigns before hand. The theatrical cut is terrible, director only

[@Will-dn9dq]

Great film. Turns out the guy fighting was actually the servant of the real knight. The guy talking to him entire time. Hence trying to stop them from fighting to the death when hes realized whom hes dealing with. The fact wasnt revealed until later.

[@tristankrager9789]

I'm telling my kid that dude is Richard Sherman

[@captainnutsack8151]

DICK SHERM

[@onithedemonslayer3142]

This is a masterpiece of a movie its one of my favorite movies and the directors cut is the best way to watch this movie I saw it in the theater and the directors cut is so much better.

[@continuumsanctum869]

What a great magical movie! Too bad I didn't see it in the theater... BUT the Director's cut was awesome 👍🏾

[@mad_max21]

You mean fortunately you didn't see it in the theater. Theatrical cut was 💩.

[@continuumsanctum869]

@@mad_max21 Oh yeah, I read that. Too bad 😞 Still. Would have loved to see the long version on the big screen...

[@TheMasterdon]

Notice how the bodyguard wears the colourful clothes of a noble. That is to make Salahuddin unrecognisable.

[@GyppoMarx]

Best movie ever on the Crusades

[@noahpaquet8357]

Dispite some inaccuracies, yes

[@beastjemzo]

They were cowards

[@tangchan6221]

@@beastjemzowho was ?

[@kryzzan7039]

"some"@@noahpaquet8357

[@drrickmarshall1191]

Saladin is objectively better I would say, despite being just as inaccurate.

[@Handledeez61]

This is like when a freshy in DayZ says "fight me like a man." Then whips out a crowbar when you put your gun away.

[@jed_5124]

Really good fight scene

[@machinegunftw86]

His master did tell his servant to stop.😂

[@mohammedkamran8973]

A Muslim must fight fairly according to our religion. So if our enemy has a sword and we have a gun we must put down the gun and use a sword. That's y when the Muslim Knight was told that the Christian is a Baron (higher rank) he got off his horse to fight.

[@AdolfRacer13]

Up for this

[@davidnelson7719]

So many things to say about this...

[@phillawrence5148]

Islamic expansion was hardly fair.

[@mohammedkamran8973]

@@phillawrence5148 Muslim men dressed in robes and sandals, with no technologically advanced weapons, out numbered 5 to 1. And they defeated the superpowers of their time. Your right, it was hardly fair for the Muslims. But they couldn't complain to anyone. I'm referring to the 2 superpowers Roman and Persian empires.

[@BJtheBassist]

@@phillawrence5148they conquered cities without any combat, that’s pretty damn noble!

[@mithicash1444]

I loved how in the movies they would refer to rulers by the land they owned. Like the King of Jerusalem was known as "Jerusalem" itself.

[@popamonkey190]

The was a great movie.

[@kasewindu7049]

As good as this movie was the line " I am the new one" just doesn't fit. I'm no writer or anything but " I am the baron of Ibelin as my father was before me" would have made sense

[@neilrichardson7454]

This is historic fiction at its best 🙂

[@albinandersson1154]

How nice of the night to open his coif to give Balian a fair target.

[@TileGuyJesse]

I tried to get through this movie twice. Fell asleep both times and returned it. Nice to see there was some action in it somewhere.

[@rocketassistedgoat1079]

I think the Fast and the Furious 12 might be more for you then.

[@Iron-Bridge]

Watch the Directors Cut. Makes more sense why Balian is capable of fighting so well. Adds useful information and makes the story better.

[@brianlindee4397]

Great scene from a great movie

[@bronsonperich9430]

Notice that as soon as Balians' identity is known he is called Ibelin? "It was his time!"

[@pdwd88]

Never get out of your car for a cop or something like that.

[@johnrobinson3985]

Paris has become quite the swordman

[@hittman1145]

Great movie

[@ElMatador_777]

"Your quality will be known among your enemies, before ever you meet them, my friend"...

[@stephenwest6738]

The implication here is that if a knight doesn't see you as an equal, he can fight you unfairly. Now I have absolutely no respect for knights. Like zero respect.

[@TheEnginator]

​@@bbaker7467 🤣

[@leonardoferrari4852]

I'm sure they will all be very sad upon hearing this

[@joeroscoe3708]

One line from one movie that may, or may not, mean what you think it means...is gonna change your whole perspective on knights, just like that? Don't you want a second opinion?

[@michaelnguyen823]

"Computer, freeze program." Dr. Bashir: "What gives? We were getting to the really good part." Chief O'Brien: "It wasn't my call." Captain Sisko: "This Kingdom of Heaven program is getting out of hand. You even turned off the safety protocols." Dr. Bashir: "Oh dear. No wonder the blood felt so real. I'll get him to Sick Bay. He'll be as good as new."

[@kennethsawyer8519]

Exactly, what is fighting "fairly"? It's called fighting.

[@funandreviews]

Man to man, not man to man on horse back

[@Valiyus]

Uh, have you never heard of duels before or are you new to history?

[@Fu-jb9dt]

​@@funandreviewsall is fair in love and war

[@Fu-jb9dt]

​@@Valiyusall is fair in love and war fuck your made uo honor systems designed to hinder your opponents just gonna pop you from as far away as possible maybe drone strikes like obama did

[@thegunslinger8806]

Kingdom of Heaven, Blade Runner, Daredevil 2004, these are all examples of why directors cuts are important, they show us what studio meddling and time constraints on a movie can sometimes do to the context in a film.

[@iintocomedian]

Why was he telling them to stop?

[@c43sedan]

Man on the horse is a local sultan or general or something, and is basically the equivelent of Orlando Bloom politcally. They arent at war but supposed orlando was a bandit

[@Headshot1st]

The guy on the horse is a commander and he’s likely trying to prevent a war and unnecessary death. A theme somewhat carried out through the movie

[@ScrumChum]

I think its revealed later that the man fighting was just a retainer of the guy on the horse. The man on the horse could tell Bloom was going to win after the first clash and wanted to keep him from dying.

[@mitchellminer9597]

The two Saracens were master and servant, disguised as each other. They thought the Frank (Orlando Bloom) was a horse thief and a liar. The servant started fighting him to punish him, and the disguised master figured out he was really a nobleman who was important (added: and a good fighter).

[@JnEricsonx]

@@mitchellminer9597He realized Bailan was a good fighter.

[@pderham26]

"I am the new one" lmao who wrote this

[@MAHtheofficial]

“Fight me fairly!!” “Bruv why should he?? He has the upper ground and there’s no wrong in it”

[@jahrta]

"Ibelin! That's enough!" ...i'm just defending myself against a crazy person wielding a scimitar...why not tell HIM "enough?!?"

[@bradysmith3024]

The more I learn about history the more I learn that The crusades were not only justified, but necessary.

[@PitcockFTW]

why white Euros in the middle east in the first place???

[@seanmiller5460]

If you are ever in a fight, don't fight fair. Gain every advantage you can, and do not hesitate.

[@DoogieHauser-ht3te]

The non directors cut is still worlds above any other film in '05.