BRAVEHEART (1995) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@charles7836]

The Irish guy always cracks me up. He's my favorite character in the film.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

Stephen is his name :)

[@mcbeezee2120]

💯 And the 3-second camera pan on him, when William cries out "Freedom", always gets me.

[@krashd]

A wee bit of trivia for ya... Hamish the Scot was played by Irishman Brendan Gleeson and Stephen the Irishman was played by Scot David O'Hara, they originally auditioned for the opposite part but Mel felt like Brendan had the stature and presence to play Hamish and David had the attitude and charisma to play Stephen. So Brendan put on a Scottish accent and David put on an Irish accent and they swapped parts.

[@TheDonegan1]

@@antondzajajurca7797 he is the most wanted man on his island

[@stephenmcmahon5833]

Being a Stephen, I can confirm I am Irelands most wanted man. I'd also like to mention they can take our table tennis facilities, but they'll never take our freedom 😁

[@tisdue]

ive seen this movie 30-40 times. Still gets me teary-eyed throughout.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

Keep on watching it even more. Tears will eventually dry out. I have faith in you :)

[@BM-hb2mr]

Me too. Everytime. What a great movie. They did a very good job with the reaction too. Oh the new movie Sound of Freedom by Mel Gibson is the same way get your tissues ready because it will break your heart. Another great movie by Mel Gibson

[@Nic-ye2yz]

I describe it to people who haven't seen it yet as a brutal and beautiful film

[@PainInTheS]

Same.

[@dalebillings6703]

@@Nic-ye2yz That is how it was described to me.

[@LordAmalthea]

53:06 The part where you both know he sees his wife; the genuine emotion in your beautiful faces… you created art there. Bravo and subbed

[@JynxRyl]

💜💜

[@kennethconnell9174]

Go home

[@LordAmalthea]

@@kennethconnell9174 I’m in yours now

[@DrJohnnyFever.]

@@kennethconnell9174 What kind of asshole are you?

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

Thanks ladies - This is a purposefully intense movie and you two let it take you on the ride. It was fun watching you experience the emotions real time.

[@scottrussell1006]

AGREED!!!!!!!!

[@georgeemerick6521]

You girls reaction to this movie is exactly why this is my favorite movie of all time. ❤

[@23rascel]

You guys have the best movie reactions. You’re both very smart and are always able to notice stuff most people don’t.

[@CesarGonzalez-ej3ij]

Absolutely right there actually watch the .movie

[@zerpblerd5966]

even crying watching the segments because it's so close to my heart I feel it so deeply

[@Oddworld2024]

Thanks ladies for reacting to this emotional and intense movie. I remember when this came out. Epic

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

In addition to falling for Murron at a young age I think another reason she meant so much to him was that he wouldn't have had a home to return to if there was no love there to make it one. She prevented his homeland from being just land. A reason to even come back at all.

[@kevwhufc8640]

Who wouldn't have a home to return to ? What love ? Nobody knows for sure if Wallace was married.

[@rockerfella8122]

You two have quickly become my favorite reaction channel. Very entertaining, thoughtful, and the emotions shine through. Keep up the great work

[@LordMalice6d9]

Reaction channels are lazy and lame.

[@vcrossCelticfc]

I remember watching this in a Scottish cinema and the whole audience gave a standing ovation. It was the most intense movie experience I ever experienced. Love watching your reactions, will definitely check out your other reactions 🥰

[@kevwhufc8640]

Was that Scottish cinema in Edinburgh ?

[@hetrodoxly1203]

It's 99% fantasy.

[@charliestewart1283]

​@hetrodoxly1203 we know a lot is made up but the gust of it is true ,Wallaces body was torn apart and Bruce did fight for our freedom but sadly greed Scottish nobles sold it bk for English gold ....always about money

[@hetrodoxly1203]

@@charliestewart1283 William le Waleys was a minor Norman knight he'd not have had much contact with ordinary Scottish people, he was only ever in two major battles with no reason to give him credit for 'Sterling Bridge' as he wasn't in charge of the troops, he disgraced himself at 'Falkirk' fleeing the field of battle leaving his men to get slaughtered, long hair would have been thought effeminate at this time, they never wore kilts and Britons hadn't painted their faces blue for a thousand years, the rest of the film is fantasy, the author (screen writer) is an American called Wallace, it was his wet dream, De Bruce was a robber Barron Norman who went north to take land, him and his father had estates in England, he learned to be a knight in England, he was as much Scottish as Mel Gibson, but spoke better French.

[@Garybell09]

⁠@@hetrodoxly1203You write all that out like it’s facts, a lot of the history we know is only known through what certain people wrote, it could be argued what you know is also only half the truth. Most of history is different depending on who wrote it. The movie is about Scotland v England it’s accurate enough.

[@SeArCh4DrEaMz]

Say what you want about this film ; that it isnt very historically accurate, that Mel Gibson is a controversial celebrity, but this film is a masterpiece, the cinematography,the breathtaking landscape, the music, the acting, everything is so powerful omygad !

[@daredeviljumper1]

Well done almost like it wasn't filmed back then

[@ACTUALLYRICH]

Cool story Hansel

[@ericpohlmeyer4116]

Mel Gibson is not a controversial celebrity! He is just a man true blue that speaks his mind! Holds on to what he believes in even if it threatens his pay check! Can you say the same?

[@timberhoff]

Well said

[@aryastark772]

And William Wallace actually did stand against Tyranny and Corruption in his time

[@danielrobertson2974]

Growing up watching this is like a right of passage in Scotland which is where Im from, and I love seeing the reactions of people from other parts of the world and how it touches them all the same

[@frankgunner8967]

There's a reason that on his grave they called him Longshanks Hammer of the Scots, right of passage if you like fantasy movies.

[@nicneam]

​@@frankgunner8967do you condone rule or slavery over other countries?

[@hetrodoxly1203]

@@nicneam No, that's why I oppose the Scottish invasions of England, they ought to make a film about 'Battle of Flodden' where a larger and better equipped Scottish army invaded when the king and his army where out of the country, an old duke and a makeshift army met them at Flodden in England and slaughtered them sending those that survived running back across the border, this is just fact and not fantasy.

[@xplorer841]

@@nicneamdo you?

[@kevwhufc8640]

@danielrobertson were you born in Scotland do you still live in Scotland ? I only ask because ( I'm English) but lived in Glasgow with a girl, I know many Scottish people, I've never heard any of them say anything good about braveheart. Quite the opposite in fact, they hate the movie, Robert the Bruce was known as braveheart, Battle of Stirling bridge had no bridge, They love and they know their history, and braveheart discards the facts and made it a fantasy. If you are a true Scot , I'm really surprised to hear you say its like a right of passage to watch the movie, You must be one of the very few who doesn't mind your history being pulled apart. But each to their own ;)

[@ozzyhassan949]

That freedom! scene hits everyone in the feels. Legendary film 👍

[@giuseppesoccio8933]

Yes

[@JadMock]

400th time and still hits my feels.

[@davidsmith8279]

I'm Scottish and Braveheart is still my favourite film ever. It's utter fiction on the most part but as a film it's pure perfection. My claim to fame is the guy who at the battle of Stirling said '' home,the English are too many '' and '' William Wallace is 7 foot tall '' used to play football with us. He was a dick to be fair and not very good at football...but I'm grasping at straws here 🤣 Great reaction, glad you enjoyed it.

[@kennethwolff6082]

What part was I'm asking is a Wallace myself hearing stories before I ever heard iMovie.

[@ALMAX65]

Stookie it’s you 😂😂😂

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@kennethwolff6082 what part was fiction " 90% of it was fiction ,

[@kennethwolff6082]

@@kevwhufc8640 bullshit. But since I am related I'll keep asking but so far your wrong.i have again takes to relatives of the Bruce's. One. And he was saying it was mostly true from family stores.

[@kevwhufc8640]

@@kennethwolff6082 so are you related to Wallace or the Bruce? Do you live in Scotland or the US ? I'm just interested in who told you its accurate , What family stories ? We're talking about 700 years ago, Im English born and bred , but I don't think I'm related to anyone involved in the Scottish wars But I do know the history of my own country , Wallace's time nobody painted woad across their faces , nobody wore kilts bc they didn't exist at the time. Wallace didn't come from a peasant village, his father was a landowner a noble, Wallace didn't have an affair with the princess, because she was only 6yrs old when Wallace was killed. The real battle of sterling bridge was fought around a bridge In the movie they faced each other on open land, and would've lost if it happened like that. I could go on forever.. Just Google, you'll find out all the inaccuracies for yourself. Its known as the worst film regarding historical accuracy thats ever been made . Sadly a lot of people believe the movie is historically accurate ( mainly Americans) Did you know the Scottish hate the movie , in Stirling museum they had a statue of Gibson dressed as Wallace, but the Scots kept defacing it , they tried protecting it with a cage , but it still got vandalised, so they had to remove it.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Don’t feel bad about getting emotional, this film makes grown men weep, including myself, despite having seen it twenty aught times

[@joshkern8005]

Good point @mikeydubbs8565 I tell anybody that will listen, don't apologize or feel bad for suffering from the human condition, worry about when you see something like this and you feel nothing, for those people, it is my opinion that they are already gone, dead inside just waiting for the body to catch up.

[@DELANOdutch]

You guys are putting in work!!! Keep grinding , we love your reactions. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@josua1146]

The scene, after Murron jumped on the horse. Minute 8:24- 8:33 Ryl: "She couldn't wait for him to come." Jyn: Laughing Ryl: Has no idea why Jyn is laughing😅 because she seems to be one of the most pure souls on this world.🙂 Thanks so much for this reaction, I really loved it.

[@vcrossCelticfc]

That had me giggling too, I clearly have a similar dirty mind 🤣

[@themchangesband]

She knew what her friend was laughing about. You didn't see her give her "the look" and then complete the sentence, saying "...to get her?" C'mon...she just wasn't expecting her friend to go there.

[@jeremybr2020]

13:11 The reason he put her on a horse was because that would be her best chance at escaping. He also figured they would mostly come for him, giving her a better chance to escape. He was wrong, however his reasoning was sound. I also want to point out that Murron being assaulted and eventually captured and killed, had zero to do with her getting married or having a relationship with William. That English soldier already had his eye on Murron and that attack was inevitable. And I just got to the part where y'all come to that realization. 😉

[@kitsunetrask]

This is definitely in my top 5 favorite movies

[@brianlafrazia8237]

You two are awesome. Love your reactions! I saw this when it came out 30 years ago - it’s still one of my favorite films - and it still makes me tear up at the end.

[@brianlafrazia8237]

@@TheWrensHouse Loosely based on history. Still an absolutely awesome film.

[@Steelburgh]

James Horner is magical. He waves his baton and conjures tears from his audience.

[@Somber7]

I watched this in a theater in Orlando, Fl multiple times when I was in the military. The scene where young William realizes his father is dead and that ultimately, he is alone, kicked off an emotional roller coaster for me. This movie is great, might want to check out Dances with Wolves starring Kevin Costner when yall have time, thanks for that beautiful reaction.

[@deanmorgan1821]

Yeah, Braveheart is one of my all-time favorites but Dances With Wolves is up there too. Fantastic movie

[@michaelmachtinger1634]

i ve seen this movie in the cinema when i was 25 (born 1970) in the german version( not even in the original), and i sat for 40 min and wept after the ending. a masterpiece.

[@emillyyelen5169]

well thats a bit much...

[@hetrodoxly1203]

Does the fact it's just fantasy make a difference.

[@codyschale263]

​@@hetrodoxly1203Nobody cares 😑

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

This is a great movie it gets me every time. I appreciate your perspectives on it for sure.

[@ericpohlmeyer4116]

That was amazing! Thank you both so much!

[@jammar521]

i cried like a baby at the end of this movie

[@actioncom2748]

You have to admit.. that ending was "gut-wrenching."

[@xplorer841]

Nice

[@shannontaylor7236]

Great reaction girls! I cried with you at the end! 😢

[@TraditionalHippie]

You girls are sweet. Thanks for the review. Great editing skills. 19:16 the prince is not shunning her away from the shame of his father. He’s shunning her bc he hates her. He loves the pool boy.

[@andrejarosch5524]

Great movie! Not historically accurate, but great nevertheless.

[@el34glo59]

Non of Gibsons movies are historically accurate. But they're all great

[@GlasgowCelticforever1888]

Oh give it a rest. Sick to the back teeth of hearing that it’s “not historically accurate”. Go and try and enjoy yourself son. Embarrassing.

[@hillarykhadaffi5995]

That cold ''yeah'' at 18:45 made me laugh hard ...😂🤣😂🤣 that's approoval right there

[@brianjones6588]

Loved your reaction ladies…you even had me tearing up at the end

[@Charles-yt5ve]

"Stand and be recognized.. for your true height." LOL! Good one, Ryl.

[@SethBarbrick]

Makes we even more proud of my Scottish heritage than before

[@paultracey7278]

I love you girls , I'm from Scotland and we love braveheart, it's such a special movie . Its a masterpiece, that all Scotland will always humbled to watch.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ZeldasMask]

You two gave such an attentive commentary what a lovely reaction

[@Jim-iv7yq]

i have watched many reactions to this movie, one of my fav's.. you two picked up on alot of the nuances and clues right away.. when others did not.. good job paying attention :)

[@JynxRyl]

💜💜

[@meganlutz7150]

You are both so kind. That’s why I love your reactions.

[@krashd]

And very smart, I've watched my fellow Brits react to this and not pick up on the politics and nuances of the time, especially with the prima nocte stuff. Jyn and Ryl have good heads on their shoulders.

[@MinisterOfMetal]

At his end, when he sees his wife just before he dies, the movie evokes Symphonie Fantastique by Berlioz, movement 4, "The March to the Scaffold." Give it a listen - incredibly evocative music. You can hear the magistrate speaking, the crowd cheering, and even the head rolling after the axe falls. Incredible composition.

[@mcbeezee2120]

I love your reactions. Your observations & comments are always keen and spot-on. Keep 'em coming.

[@xplorer841]

I challenge you to transcribe their post-movie comments without having your brain run out your nose.

[@LeviBulger]

I still think this is the best movie of all time even after 30 years and having seen it probably 100+ times.

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

Best fantasy movie on par with LOTR

[@whoever_81]

Certainly in my top 5!

[@codyschale263]

​@@McKamikazeHighlanderAt least you recognize it as the "Best" 👍

[@ronp1903]

Great reaction, Ladies! 'Braveheart' is one of my favorite movies and I still shed a tear or two at the end. I love the character of Steven, he was a loyal friend and warrior to Sir William Wallace. And I'll be looking forward to your next movie reaction, thanks! 📽️🍿😊

[@PatrickAirman]

Glad you ladies enjoyed this film. One of my favorites.

[@tisdue]

32:18 lol "Phillip is going to die right now."

[@etme1000]

You should also react to Mel Gibson's other masterpiece, that he directed - Apocalypto. An incredible, unique movie, one of the best of the last decades.

[@leivabernie]

We Were Soldiers also great; his project with Randal Wallace.

[@zerpblerd5966]

Passion of the Christ is great too, though an extremely hard watch

[@marieantoinette1360]

G'day from Australia, love your reaction, subscribed.

[@madTitanja]

And in the Disney movie "Merida" gives a guy with williams blue painted.face too! I think its cos that movie for remember on his fight for freedom^^

[@tux6353]

Great reaction. Thanks ladies.

[@ericwillison4011]

You will love "We Were Soldiers" as well, one of Mel Gibson's best.

[@justme7494]

Another great reaction, ladies. Looking forward to your next one. New subscriber.

[@isurvivedhaddenfield6055]

There are some good movies about Robert the Bruce, one staring the same actor filmed in 2020 called Robert the Bruce and the other on Netflix starting Chris Pine called The Outlaw King.

[@Gabriel_Moline]

Beautiful reaction! So beautiful by such beautiful people!🌸🌿🌼

[@reverended1997]

First time watching you 2 react and enjoyed watching both reactions to 1 of my favourite films. Liked and subscribed and ❤looking forward to more like this. Thank you

[@bbwng54]

Yo0ur guys deserve more subscribers- you understand what you are watching and have many thoughtful comments.

[@chipsfalling8625]

Enjoyed the reaction... thank you for sharing.

[@shanenash4173]

Great reaction ladies! Top 10 movie for me for sure!

[@pieceofgosa]

Greetings from Scotland :D Stuff they made up: Wallace's backstory - little is actually known of Wallace's early life but he was certainly not the son of some random farmer. He was a landowner, a minor noble. The French Princess - at the time of the story, she was nine & still in France The wife - there is no evidence Wallace was ever married The homosexuality of Prince Edward - his enemies spread this rumour after his death, most historians doubt it's true Robert the Bruce's betrayal at Falkirk - total fantasy, invented entirely for the film. Zero basis in fact. The old King's death - Edward Longshanks outlived Wallace by quite a few years Stuff they exaggerated: Wallace's invasion of England - while he did invade northern England, I don't believe he got within a hundred miles of York. Stuff that is true: The Battle of Stirling Bridge - while the exact events have been made more cinematic, the basic facts are that a massively outnumbered Scottish force under Wallace's command did indeed annihilate the entire northern army of the English. His capture & execution - he was betrayed by the Scottish nobles & captured by the English in Glasgow. He was taken to London where he was hung, drawn (guts removed) & quartered (exactly what it sounds like). His head was placed on London bridge & the four quarters of his body were sent to the four corners of the kingdom as a warning (spoiler, it didn't work).

[@Smokey2Mc]

Shut up mate, it's a film these girls ain't interested in a history lesson. Get a grip.

[@l-Pay_-_it_-_Forward-l]

Very true, ma man. I live 5 minutes up the road from his, supposed, capture site at Robroyston where there is a Wallace monument and a drinking Well, named Wallace's Well. This site is not really that well known, unlike the Stirling monument on Abbey Craig.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:30 "Is that his lover?" Ah. Jyn, that was a _brilliant_ feat of insight.

[@jamesteele5726]

Great reactions ladies. Keep up the good work. Don't hold in your emotions. We watch to see your empathy.

[@davidcollver6155]

October 31st 2023 thank you for this young ladies it's nice to re-watch this movie with someone else, kind of. Love your reactions though y'all take care of thank you bye now.

[@Bluenose89]

Seen this film so many times never gets old and I am happy to subscribe to your channel I like to subscribe to channels that don't have much subscribers keep up the good content ❤

[@abigail1st]

I’m from Stirling where he won his first battle. Though not historically accurate Wallace was a real man and he did put our wee Nation on its path to winning freedom from Longshanks and the English, for the next 5 centuries. Braveheart was seen as such a threat to the U.K. that it was banned from being shown on TV in the run up to the Scottish independence referendum in 2014, a referendum we were close to winning…..I for one hope we will have our freedom again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mpckb1]

No it wasn't. Your comment is almost as fictional as the movie. As for freedom you already have it, your vote carries the same weight as every other in the union. You even have a scottish parliament but the english don't.

[@frogscotch19]

Agreed…. They can’t RESIST making a political point can they! Seeing as she has ‘opened the door’ on the issue, I for one am very glad we are still part of the Union and if you haven’t realised yet that Indy is just a pipe dream, hopium for fake Nats, then you will keep being deceived

[@Parker_Douglas]

Aye but Westminster still dictates to Scotland. We voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU yet we were dragged out because England voted to leave .

[@frogscotch19]

so you dont want to be ruled over by England but are fine with being ruled by the EU? lol.... And i'm half french! And even i can see the EU is just another unelected dictatorship! @@Parker_Douglas

[@ashjonah32]

@@Parker_Douglasscotland voted 62% to stay, I wouldn’t call that overwhelming seeing as it’s only 14% more than what England themselves voted to remain. The leave vote came from a combination of all the home nations. The Welsh had the most to lose with a leave vote and they still voted in the majority to leave haha, I say this as a welshmen myself. Allowing the public to vote on something so important with so much misinformation flying around was a mistake from the start.

[@col5017]

Great review girls, love and respect from Australia

[@Slevencolevra]

Steven is a REAL one.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

MUAH-HAHAHAHAHAHAH 🤪

[@codyschale263]

​@@dallesamllhals9161you're a madman

[@devon_lettuce_tomato8637]

This movie gives me chills every time!

[@Tune-O-matic]

"Those who give up essential freedom for temporary safety deserve neither"-Ben Franklin

[@xplorer841]

“A wam bama loobam a wam bam boom” Ben Affleck

[@mostlyharmless1]

Sub'd for a minute already. Just started video, ten seconds in. I love watching babies watch movies like Braveheart! They don't make 'em like this anymore!

[@denislaferriere2693]

You two nices ladies became one of my favorites reactors on YT...

[@antoniocunha8772]

love the channel, tnks from brazil u welcome ever

[@jameskeays5345]

Good to see you wearing your purple plate for EMR and EMF.

[@George-kv6gm]

Great movie...great reaction! Thanks for allowing us to watch with you. You two are the best!

[@magnushelin007]

Very good reaction ladies. Subscribed.

[@peterforst2319]

Love watching your reactions, two beautiful woman truly.

[@pampennyworth]

What a brilliant reaction. I instantly subbed. 👍

[@charliekelly3951]

As a Scotsman Im a bit addicted to Americans react or Jyn x Ryl react, it's a hell of a movie and loved watching you guys watch it or react, I only planned checking the vid for a minute but I watched it all, you guys are super smart on things before you got the hint especially the battle scenes, well impressed, loved the video 😉👌.... However.. I could ruin (not you're video but the movie) but I won't, learn history folks much love from Scotland

[@l-Pay_-_it_-_Forward-l]

Very true, ma man. I live 5 minutes up the road from his, supposed, capture site at Robroyston where there is a Wallace monument and a drinking Well, named Wallace's Well. This site is not really that well known, unlike the Stirling monument on Abbey Craig.

[@silverhippie3910]

One of the Best Movies ever made. You are also two lovely intelligent young ladies.✌️

[@jackcarterog001]

You ladies talked right over one of the best speeches in cinematic history LOL

[@susanesquer1520]

Good job you two! Well done!

[@moenielsen3218]

One of the all times best movies.

[@kennethshaw626]

This is my favorite move it has humor spiritually , acttion, how politics works and gives a person the understanding how politics sometimes works under dictators.

[@kylesells8579]

first time here, great energy in that intro

[@kylesells8579]

subbed

[@JynxRyl]

❤️

[@johnmcintosh5413]

Still carrying the fight today a man of the people what a guy

[@tommywalker3746]

The first time I saw this movie was on Christmas day at bootcamp in San Diego in 1996

[@HdbeheHdhrbr-nc7um]

From glasgow this gets me hyped 🤣stand by your family you die wifh your family and thats life, thats your role in nature

[@RascalMcBants]

Wallace was a gigantic bloke in real life. Great video btw.

[@Berg126]

You are so much stronger than me, I tear up every time I see this and when I saw it in the theater I was crying a lot, it his me so hard

[@JMD1965]

Thank you for exploring this little know story about my ancestral history of Scotland. I have three Scottish bloodlines... Scott & Burns on my Father's side.. and yes... Wallace on my Mother's. And I have been to Scotland multiple times to walk the fields, mountains, crags and moors where a lot of these events happened. Now as for actual historical accuracy of this film... weeelll... That's a discussion for another day. But I'm glad you enjoyed and were touched emotionally by this.

[@thigearlatha]

Aye, so ye dae ye fanny. And my great , great, great , great , great grandad shagged bonnie prince Charles dug twice. Walloper.

[@xplorer841]

Taking a wild guess this is an American lol

[@John-996]

​@@xplorer841Haha im from the Uk but lived in the US for eight the amount of Americans that would tell me they were 10 percent Irish ten or whatever always made me laugh.

[@BM-hb2mr]

New subscriber ,now I have to binge watch yall. Lol

[@scottrussell1006]

i am Scottish . . . obviously up on our history, but iam extremely happy to see these 2 young black women share the movie with me. The perspective they furnished is SO important. The unity of equal pains, equal loves and wants. Proves again we are ALL THE SAME. Great looking ladies too i have to add! Thank you for sharing.

[@mac2920]

Nice reaction ladies. My favorite all time movie.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Yes horses do swim m kinda like hippos, they float pretty good too

[@technofilejr3401]

32:20, the moment the King asked "Who is this person who speaks to me as though I needed his advice?", the countdown clock on Philips lifespan hit 10 and started ticking off

[@barryhickman6911]

Another great reaction ladies! Enjoyed watching you do this!

[@Miss_Ink_Addict]

Thank you so much for appreciating this movie. While some things were changed the main course of events are there. England tried to cover up our history and our victories. But luckily other nations recorded the truth and it is now being retaught. The truth always comes out. Your compassion for what our people went through is heartwarming. Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@pedromacd]

Well done on a nice honest reaction. You should do the Outlaw King next which shows part of the story of King Robert the Bruce leading up to Bannockburn. Braveheart kind of compresses a lot of the actual history, and mixes in a fair amount of fiction, but the Outlaw King is related to the story of Braveheart.

[@paulwilson2651]

"Long Shanks" Was the nickname of the English King he got that because he was tall for the time.

[@rory_russell]

Nice movie choice, ladies! Hi, from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@petepotaczek5844]

I’m ready for this scenario in my beloved America!!