King Arthur | Final Battle Part 1 [2004]

King Arthur (2004)
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[@ingwerminze]

Look at that. Realistic war scenes, every character has its own story. And women in the battlefield fighting along with the men. No woke bs. Just good cinema.

[@DukeTKIV]

This was my all-time favorite early medieval war movie as a kid. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

[@annedejong1040]

No smartphone in sight, just people living the moment

[@toasterpastries5811]

Is this sarcasm? Lol. This movie is not realistic at all. Women did not fight alongside the men like this. That is woke BS. Flaming arrows and trebuchet? Fake. Every soldier individually dueling with eqch individual enemy soldier? Also didn't happen.

[@melechdesmotes]

Half naked fantasy woman... We found this lol.... I look it in cinema and... Funny, but not good

[@alexmajor7773]

It’s fun yes totally agree. But it’s so far from being realistic. Total meat grinder with no organisation. I’m sorry but even with fire around, the Saxons were a lot more disciplined than this rabble

[@herewegoagain1140]

The best King Arthur version ever ‼

[@zsoltkiss545]

I agree

[@Gubber81]

One of my favorite scenes in this movie, is when the guy with the two knives said screw it and jumped off the steps.

[@hohuy1469]

Yeah, when i first saw it i laugh so hard. He was safe on the stair, where enemies can't flank him and then he decided to jump off it

[@lhchong7382]

My friend laughed so hard at this when we watched it

[@juanmanuelcardona19]

And he survived the battle because he can be seen in the funeral of Lancelot and Tristan

[@alexbeardsley751]

I thought it was pretty badass because he clearly parried the warrior who attacked him quite easily, so it would make sense he would more be suitable in the chaos below to stab and fuck shit up as opposed to fighting on a narrow staircase. Who knows, maybe he could have owned them all.

[@EroticOnion23]

Maybe he needed to save someone he cared about?…🤔@@hohuy1469

[@emiliohidalgo5927]

The moment you realise Arthur's Knights of the Round Table consist of: Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham Beowulf Uncle Owen Mr Fantastic the Punisher

[@christianespinosa3885]

Just to kill Boot strap Bill Turner

[@emmetpbyrne]

And Titus fucking Pullo, though he didn't make it to the final battle

[@EroticOnion23]

@@emmetpbyrne He's the punisher

[@magnusthered4973]

And Stannis dropping fire from the sky

[@ignatzmeyer1978]

And Saxon Prince Hugo Stieglitz!

[@Pjotr1982]

And the director's cut is even better. I don't understand why they cut such good scenes from the movie, including the greatly shortened final fight by about half.

[@JohnHoulgate]

This appears to be an attempt to tie the story of the Welsh Artorius who was an officer in the Roman occupying force in Britannia circa 400 AD to the Arthurian legends. There's no mysticism; just pure grit. The stories I read figured Artorius at the heart of the resistance to Saxon migration into the British Island. Artorius was able to lead the Celts in successful battles against the Saxons, keeping them from gaining too much of a foothold on the island. It wasn't until after his death, the Saxons, Angles and Jutes were able to move in and push the Celts back into Wales. This explains why Clive Owen's Arthur wears a Roman officer's armor.

[@koreancowboy42]

Sort of an Roman officers armor. Haven't seen one like it. It looks to be very very decorated and different Roman look. I think the closet one I've seen similar to it was "Gladiator" movie where leader is leading an army to defeat some barbarians I'm the beginning of the movie and his helmet and armor almost looks similar just it isn't painted all black ish

[@JohnHoulgate]

@@koreancowboy42 If you watch movies depicting Roman military gear, there are noticeable differences between those made by Hollywood (US) and rhose made by international filmmakers.

[@patrickhannon4217]

"we're Saxons, the most powerful army of our time" "Yeah, but, we're Celts, so... yeah, back home with ya... Go on, get!!"

[@miguellemir242]

But dont the saxons like...win in the end? You know, history wise.

[@patrickhannon4217]

@@miguellemir242 poetic licence LOL 😜 plus, joking! 😉

[@DirkCannon]

King Arthur and his knights were like the navy seals in today's time.

[@Taiko-THC349]

They were combat frogmen were they?

[@azerovendetta7774]

¿Overrated?

[@rc59191]

They were better than SEAL's they didn't kill one of their own to cover up a drug ring in Africa.

[@DirkCannon]

@@rc59191 source? trust me bro. lol you're a clown

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

Navy seals are good fighters but would be not much of a match for SAS the greatest close combat unit in existence.

[@albertovillamarin6947]

Una batalla qué recrea la desesperada situación qué vivían los Britanos Celtas y romanizados frente a la incursión Anglo, Sajonas y Juntos qué se cernía sobre ellos en ésos momentos de la caída del imperio romano...

[@hanscascante7933]

Remember that time Stannis Baratheon helped Arthur win a war

[@lukamijic4335]

Holy Mannis, I see him now.. After 15 years.. I feel blessed.

[@TheANDRINGA]

WHERE?

[@hanscascante7933]

@@TheANDRINGA guy who played Merlin

[@TheANDRINGA]

@@hanscascante7933 NICE

[@MrJohn49g]

Those ladies really sliced that one Saxon up.

[@PRIMAL_HUNTER1988]

best movie until today

[@andrews.5212]

As a big history buff i give prop to this movie for trying to portray late antiquity realistically. For the roman troops they did an "okay job" you can actually see some limitanei and roman soldier wearing pants! (Although they couldn't resist the leather segmentata..). In this period roman were using either squamata or mail armour. The heavy cav was cladded in multiple layers of mail and plate. And the "Sarmatian knights" battle armour is actually fairly authentical. And they would have been used as brute force to smash enemy formations.

[@fionnghallselma7193]

Lmfao they did a shit job. Imagine portraying Celts in 400 AD as woad painted warriors; it's not unfeasible but seeing Celts portrayed in movies as dull coloured warriors wearing nothing is just a dull reimagining. Disregarding the bright colours that they went off into when going to war. Same with the Saxons, it's as if they looked at a marble statue and saw the time and wear as perennially constant.

[@rabidspatula1013]

Yeah as far as a Hollywood-ized take on the cataphract/clibanarius kit it ain't bad. Also took me years to realize the one Saxon commander is wearing a semi-authentic Niederstotzingen helmet. Rest of the Saxon equipment is typical biker barbarian fair, but you see the eponymous seaxes occassionally and lenticular shields. There is a lot else that leaves much to be desired, but you can see at least some research was done. What an opportunity was missed though not allowing Arthur to take the field in a Berkasovo style Ridge Helm!

[@soyuz281]

A lot of great actors in one movie, some before they were famous.

[@CTK-us2dq]

Where are the Transformers?

[@foolslayer9416]

That's funny

[@excinerus]

this is like watching a gunfight where Spetsnaz guy is sniping Prussian line infantry, a vickers T15 getting blown up by a Seljuk bombard, then Hwachas firing a barrage at ww1 trench from atop toyota technicals.

[@khaitran3709]

Its amazing how they charge in hard to die of honor! !!!

[@ImperialKnight770]

Only Bors could take two hits like that.

[@asashi7304]

Arthur in this battle: You think your strong boi? But I am even stronger!

[@willz6997]

Girls during recess: Lets play family! Boys during recess:

[@RobertJones-ux6nc]

I liked this movie so much I bought it on DVD so I could watch it at anytime I like. Great Movie my three year old Greatniece watches it also and the horse's are her favorite part.

[@tbone5040]

Any time I find myself charging towards a line of enemies,I make a point of throwing my primary weapon at them before I get there.

[@Ocelot35]

I know right. Cast a spell or something.

[@reeanimationgaming1034]

This and kingdom of heaven has the best massive battles to date. You can see what's happening, and you follow the main characters throughout the battle... Unlike movies like lord of the rings. Those battle might be bigger, but the shots feel so random, and characters can just stop up, and look around for what feels like minutes at a time... No, this movie is better at that :-)

[@biscuitman5388]

Youre trippin

[@reeanimationgaming1034]

@@biscuitman5388 Maybe 😁

[@dolsopolar]

You're trippin

[@farmacerhaiden7979]

You are talking nonsense. This movie which is supposed to be "more historical" than the others just shows a gigantic mess, zero formations, and the usual cliché of "hundreds of little one vs one everywhere", guys with ARMORS pierced like it's made of paper, when it's a bad guy they died almost instantly, when it's a good guy he can survive after losing 15 galons of blood... This movie sucked harder than a supermassive blackhole.

[@ahmedpasic4916]

War is the best example how human’s creativity transforms into stupidity.

[@oldguysrock2170]

Ahmed Pasic : War often ends horrific practices. The United States of America defeated the Confederate States of America and by doing so, preserved the Union and ended the practice of slavery. Without war, evil might have prevailed in many conflicts.

[@jasetwells9335]

3:12-3:15 I have always loved that move. I remember when I was a kid I tried recreating it perfectly….in failed miserably haha

[@stephaneconstant7661]

Real history informs that Arthur was possibly Einion Yrth and fought against Aelle and his Angles for the Ebrauc (Eboracum or York). His successor Cadwallon Law Hir of Gwynedd could also be an Arthur. He happens to be a Cornish Breton, so not what Anglo saxons historians and story tellers do like..

[@richroyer4679]

Just asking cause I’m lazy. Same king Aelle that kills Ragnar ?

[@carlosdavidtrujilloravago3114]

i love this movie

[@pietrobianchi2334]

"From that time, the citizens were sometimes victorious, sometimes the enemy, in order that the Lord, according to His wont, might try in this nation the Israel of today, whether it loves Him or not. This continued up to the year of the siege of Mons Badonicus, and of almost the last great slaughter inflicted upon the rascally crew." De Exidio britanniae

[@kevinadams6424]

My girl Keira!!❤❤❤

[@kevinscotland7529]

Those men and ladies that swung those mighty swords had supreme strength and power. Not an easy task to fight in their armour plus the weight of the weapons

[@koreancowboy42]

What? What are you talking about? Might swords? Swords aren't that heavy. Especially short swords or arming swords. The weight of the weapon may be heavy but it isn't and shouldn't be overly heavy for any user. Also these were some sort of barbarian tribes those painted in blue along side Arthur and his Knights fighting the Saxons.

[@samsquanch1996]

I'm sure 'friendly fire' was extremely common in the days of these sorts of battles.

[@Neverre]

"Woaaaaahhhhh!" (naked running into the enemy who is fully armed)... No words, the most ridiculous battle scenes! HAHAHAHAHA

[@Avenging_Archer]

You think celts, men or women, had much metal armor? Fucking pleb lol

[@leonthompson3433]

As great as these films are and I wish they would make more of them

[@skyknight1281]

That’s the thing you are missing Leon. They actually aren’t that great and they often flop in the theater. That’s why they don’t make a lot of them.

[@koreancowboy42]

@@skyknight1281 because people all they watch is matrix shit, Hollywood gun action bullshit and fast and furious. Movies like these aren't appreciated people need to learn to appreciate movies like these that are made for the few that does enjoy it

[@leonthompson3433]

@@skyknight1281 Sorry, I bow to your knowledge

[@WilliamAlanWebb]

I never saw that movie, and now I never will.

[@madmike8525]

3:18 that was an awesome scene

[@rachdarastrix5251]

What the hell are these shields? It looks like someone took the Viking round and the Greek aspess and combined them together into some non existent version of shields of the period.

[@koreancowboy42]

Not saying these shields didn't exist.

[@rabidspatula1013]

Lenticular round shields were very common in the 5th and 6th centuries AD, use by both the Romans and Germanic tribes. In fact the Franks appeared to continue using them well into the Viking Age when they seem to have fallen out of favor elsewhere.

[@amatueranatoly6408]

In real life they would never break formation and fight mixed like that because you wouldn't be able to tell who's an enemy.

[@teencomment]

Was there an extended version of this movie? I don't recall some of these scenes...

[@user-pg5mh3ws2w]

3:02 🤣😂

[@geraldbrefka1145]

If you knew about Sarmatians back then then you would have known how they would have trained the Britons for the battle. Even their daughters the Amazons trained against each other like Spartans, when ever the herds rested

[@user-js5rh7ez1i]

Шикарный фильм 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@luistroops3341]

I liked the movie as a kid..but Danes having crossbows and brittons trebuchets rolls my eyes everytime now

[@Ugnutz]

Saxons not Danes they may be northern germanic people like the danes but not from the same place saxons were from the area just south of Denmark its like comparing swedes to fins

[@baneofbanes]

@@Ugnutz Saxons are west Germanic.

[@Ugnutz]

@@baneofbanes Saxons came from the Area just south of Denmark thats north germany not west

[@baneofbanes]

@@Ugnutz they’re still not north germanic, they’re part of the west Germanic group.

[@mikasundstrom7808]

The Epic scenes are Cut off!

[@tomevans4402]

Great movie

[@oldschooljack3479]

I loved this movie. Still do. But the fact that all the main characters speak ENGLISH should clue you in to how the story actually turned out.

[@foolslayer9416]

Is this really King Arthur? I feel like this might be around 1,300 years too early.

[@Mark-kr5go]

I thought so too when I saw those trebuchets, but then I realized that they are hand pulled, with no counterweight. Still, ballistae and catapults might've been more historically accurate.

[@lizgalvanoharshbarger4369]

No. Not at all

[@ManMan-ko7ll]

The King Arthur story or legend takes place in the 6th century of Britain, at that time the Romans ruled Britain and that would make sense that some of the warriors in this movie have Roman style armor, knights or knight style armor didn’t exist in the 6th century, the first knight armor was constructed during the rule of Charlemagne, that’s when the idea of knight armor or knights came into play.

[@ManMan-ko7ll]

There’s no sculptures or writing to suggest how 6th century British warriors dressed.

[@dosg847]

@@ManMan-ko7ll exactly, but what we know, it's that the Saxon did invade when Roman left Britain, and it was a massive massive invasion (migration) and we do know a bit how they were armed and how they fought, they were by all mean proto german

[@oldguysrock2170]

Still trying to understand the story line of Arthur being a Roman. Guenivere being a warrior princess? Excalibur was a classic. This version pretty trippy !

[@lupuswarrior6785]

906 Sparky it’s based off a Roman officer from the time period named Arthur or autorious I have the directors cut and watched the interview with the director and history odly enough had a documentary on it

[@aggelostotalwar575]

@@lupuswarrior6785 we have no clear evidence that arthur ever extisted, but we know that a certain ambrosius aurelianus of roman origin organised the defence of the britons against the saxon invaders and won an important strategic victory at the battle of badon hill. It may have been arthur, or not.

[@VietDudez]

good movie, but war is not like this. You fight front to back, some case you surround them if you out number them. You don't just go deep pass enemy and search for 1 on 1.

[@rontheretiredone]

Imagine six stone of skinny knightly running at you in skimpy pants and bra! Terrifying! 😂

[@josephmosser5203]

Great movie, although this battle would have been Saxons vs civilized Britions, not wild Picts lol

[@rogerrogers7393]

I just realize Stannis Baratheon is in this battle he plays Merlin

[@danieldragonborn7302]

It's fucking amazing!) SUPER!

[@OmegaTrooper]

Pagan saxons best saxons

[@BigMadmax91]

Ui ... Till Schweigers new "Tatort"

[@JB17521or]

Haha are you german?

[@BigMadmax91]

@@JB17521or Yes ;)

[@JB17521or]

@@BigMadmax91 Welchen Tatort meinst du?

[@BigMadmax91]

@@JB17521or Ach, das ist egal. Bei Schweigers Produktionen gibt es doch immer massenhaft Tote.

[@rafffaidate2757]

Now 2023, remove copyright to youtube after 2 hears.

[@craigvogel2935]

Shouldn’t they just keep shooting arrows at them till they can’t anymore seems this is a constant thing in these films one or two volleys then it’s charge they wouldn’t least cause a few more casualties or at least slow the charge it’s like braveheart each archer brings six arrows out then shoots twice don’t get it

[@Taiko-THC349]

I'm glad I am not the only one who was thinking that.

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

Them battles In scum borstal did Carling a right favour. "Whos the daddy!"

[@Ichigokurosaki24140]

woads or celts since when did they use catapults. They haven't had a clue how to use this mechanism.

[@alexilsley897]

King Arthur, Protector of The celts 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇮🇪 🇮🇲 Brittany. But the most important of all. King Of Kernow (Cornwall) he lived in tintagel castle in Kernow and was the protector of Kernowek people and The Kernewek language. I think he’d be very sad today to see how Our Kernowek lanaguage has partially fallen out of use and the English anglicanized us. Luckily in Cornwall Cornish nationalism and pride is rising and our language is being taught to old and young. Young children are now learning it as a first language 😊. Kernow Bys Vyken! (Cornwall forever in Kernowek=Cornish)

[@paulchandler9646]

Saxons kicked ass when they invaded Britain this shit never happened.

[@simonearruada1352]

Vinkigns Ragnar 🇧🇻🇩🇰

[@aggelostotalwar575]

@@paulchandler9646 battle of badon hill bro. google that up

[@brandonslade2134]

Why would the saxons break a perfectly good shieldwall?

[@pathfinder_strider]

Laughing in Hastings

[@skyknight1281]

Because these idiots in Hollywood always turn these battle scenes into massive 1v1 fights. I wish they would portray these battles a little more accurate with formed lines that keep their formations and shield walls but I guess that’s not as “exciting”. It never fails, they always have a clown duel wielding and spinning around like a ballerina in the melees.

[@Shpricendrossel]

Shlohtun fiand!

[@termm4678]

Ok first of all I dont think Fire and Arrows is a Good combination, Its just like Blowing out a Candle.

[@Bayard1503]

Yup, they are basically a myth, not to mention, why are all of them half naked? :)

[@sacredband7089]

Celts should have lost this battle based on armor and formations

[@davidedbrooke9324]

Loganny Paulio Ah but it’s scary for the ones on the receiving end.

[@davidedbrooke9324]

Vlad Cirus celts fought that way.

[@kierahawke2813]

They have cloth and often tar or oil on them, which keeps the fire alight even when flying through the air. No myth. It can and has been done in real life. Just like catapults flinging their balls of fire.

[@edwardmcgovernmcgovern6531]

You will have to still frame a picture. 😅

[@gjohannes1344]

How did the woads build trebuchets to attack the saxons? When did they do that?

[@derrekcarriveau]

🥰

[@chrisdooley6468]

This was no Braveheart sadly. I love Clive Owens but even he couldn’t save this one

[@Bayard1503]

He was part of the problem :)

[@throrinbassilisk2551]

3:19 💪🏻

[@Sungawakan]

Finally they won…

[@jean-louislalonde6070]

And lived happily ever after...

[@Caleberigby]

Yo Beowulf is in this!!!!

[@coocao2471]

Arthur in agena of valor

[@harrykeeling2964]

Like Gladiator on a budget.

[@Amleththebearwolf83]

Does anyone here know if you could actually fire an arrow that fast and have it remain on fire?

[@joelbelanger5211]

ICI DIEU!

[@mdshakil6209]

Full movie link please..

[@galleste]

Pretty bloody affair!

[@NickyHelp]

How many saxons were there?

[@TheRoguePrince0]

2:45 well he said that he wanted to die with a of woman on top of him.

[@beatasenderek8247]

Wojna zawsze jest okrutna

[@riflemanslament9594]

My opinion. This was a brother war.

[@aggelostotalwar575]

well it wasnt. arthurs warriors were romanized celts, while saxons were germanic tribes

[@Slapnuts9627]

@@aggelostotalwar575 Yeah, the the Germanic Tribes they're fighting come from far away Scandinavia and Freisland.

[@RagnarNomad]

What? Medieval Avatar? XD

[@baneofbanes]

What?

[@hhanumantharaj7493]

OK good program

[@Palamedes2009]

Hans zimmer

[@AngloSaxon1]

But at the end of the day the Saxons won, and took over

[@ulugbektoshtemirov3272]

Bu kinoni nomi nima

[@historyofthemortals3756]

The time when the vikings don't have shield wall formations like in this movie

[@MrWepx-hy6sn]

they aint vikings ghey are saxons

[@historyofthemortals3756]

@@MrWepx-hy6sn ahhh I see, no wonder they don't have that kind of formation yet

[@ManMan-ko7ll]

And this also takes place in the 6th century of Britain, which means that the Vikings didn’t exist until hundreds of years later.

[@dosg847]

@@ManMan-ko7ll they were in fact "proto German", they were like the uncle of the viking, and they succeded where the viking failed (invade and rule Britain) the Saxon were so smart in theyr management of conquered land and people they were the ancestor of the Anglo-Saxon and Alfred the great was indeed a descendant of the Saxon :)

[@baneofbanes]

@@historyofthemortals3756 the Saxons fought in pretty much the same way that the Vikings did.

[@praveenpuri2487]

If these saxons are so terrific and dangerous why they loose ground against VIKINGS

[@phoenixrose1192]

Because by the time the Vikings invaded and pillaged, the Saxons formed separate and often warring kingdoms known as the ‘Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy’. So infighting was the main cause, but once the Anglo-Saxons stopped killing each other and fought under one banner, the Vikings were pushed out and beaten. Even when the Anglo-Saxons were divided, the Vikings still heavily relied on the element of surprise, so they were ill prepared at first as well.

[@baneofbanes]

The English defeated the Vikings.

[@jameslynch7826]

Saxons vs the Welsh- a Saxon word for foreigner. Not a physical country. As Rome quit Britain Saxons started to raid and settle too. Some post Roman Britons hired them too to for protection as mercenaries. All very complex and not if any primary sources available. All heavily altered by Geoffrey of Monmouth- a Norman, in C12 who obviously would have had a very anti Saxon or English viewpoint. In reality probably several events years apart spun into a myth. I think over time as Saxons gained the foothold the Welsh, in Saxons parlance shift west into the place now called Wales. And Cornwall of course. Briton culture was actually similar to Gaul, the Saxons were more Germanic and or Friesian and lower Baltic. All lost in the mists of the Dark Ages If only people had taken written notes!!!

[@carlg5086]

Edited to death. 👎🏻

[@thewooks4608]

OK the posh word

[@TheCota700]

armaduras japonesas, jej

[@TheCota700]

@Nic Sul Tienes razón, son armaduras sármatas, reconozco mi error, en Britania había escuadrones de caballería sármata. Gracias y un abrazo

[@TheCota700]

@Nic Sul He vuelto a ver dos veces la secuencia...los dos errores que he visto han sido que habia ballestas, las descubrieron los chinos dos siglos despues de que existiera el supuesto arturo y el fundamental, los pictos no eran ya el problema britano en el siglo VII, sino los Jutos y los Sajones.

[@derrekcarriveau]

O nie

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Yawn. I've had worse days at the office.

[@stephenhubber9184]

Ridiculous film.

[@rolyebe1066]

That was the biggest lot of old crap I've ever seen 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱