Siege of Argidava (87 AD) - Dacia vs Roman Empire

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Cut from Romanian movie "Dacii" 1966.
Argidava was Burebista's capital of the Dacian kingdom. Conqueror was Emperor Domitian.

[@mustbefunny1007]

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[@alexander777orostonychmil9]

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[@stefanalbu9227]

A lot of men......they've killed many animals........they are not good anymore......thier souls are almost bad........so now.....in this historical movie.......because there are a lot of men.........they kill each other. Don't kill animals.....or eat meat......only twice a week. Don't eat meat every day.......don't be that bad

[@ДмитрийЛюбовский-ъ7и]

Ну да конечно,такая мощная крепость и НЕТ РВА!!За дебилов зрителей держали???Зачем эти деревянные зубцы??Почему они не из камня???Это все павильенные сцены.Почемумнельзя было из камня отстроить и зубцы стен???Бабки для каменщиков кончились??)))

[@GamesExposed]

Hi, I'm from Romania, this movie was made here in the 60's...don't take it too seriously, the budget was small compared to american stuff, it's a great accomplishment even organising so many extras. It's a good theater style movie because romanian cinema had it's roots in theater mostly so actors were very exagerated in their movements and stuff. You can still enjoy it for what it is! that is all

[@buffalopatriot]

I worked in the film industry in America for many years. This is an excellent film.

[@danangarifwidodo]

is it dacian the ancestor of romanian people today, do they still there?

[@GamesExposed]

@@danangarifwidodo yes but over the years of course mixed with other people who came in these lands, in 2000 years many things happened :) the truth is not known and there are many theories, some say they all died and some say it's still the main root of romanian people and culture, the truth is always somewhere in the middle! I consider myself half dacian because I live in the mountains and like to do the same things that they did especially freedom! now it's not the roman empire that we need to fight, it's other big powers who want to tell us what to do and make us their colony, one thing is for certain, their rules don't apply in my carpathian mountains! ;) have a good one my friend!

[@Alex-oo9dx]

Very nice and realistic battle. I felt like I was present at that age.

[@dasboot5903]

*Please, don't be so shy Romanian Bro !!!!* I am from the Republic of Poland, and in my personal opinion, this particular movie, it was a really great movie, made in the socialist that time Romania, when the communist so powerful Ceausescu family was on the top of the oppressed Romanian nation. In those years of the -60's ... it was really great accomplishment for the Romanian Socialist Cinematography production !!!! *Congratulation .... very well done !!!!*

[@olegevstigneev5367]

Любили мы в детстве такие фильмы.

[@tchoupitoulos]

Impressive it's really hard to find video footage from this long ago.

[@Springbok295]

If you served in the Romanian army in the late 60s chances are you were an extra in a historical film

[@aswaltan8962]

Ha ha ha😂🤣😅

[@carlito571]

The Romanian army??🤔

[@xidada666]

@@carlito571 Totally. A lot of countries rent out troops to play extras in films. There were like 17,000 Soviet troops in Waterloo in 1970.

[@igornemezz4600]

Какая ирония. Сечас потомки даков обьявили себя римлянами.

[@richtofenillingroth641]

True

[@4rnnr_as]

On one hand this is an incredible spectacle. The sheer numbers of extras and the set, walls, siege towers...it's amazing. And this is only one battle depicted out of the entire epic film. On the other hand, ancient warfare never looked so... flimsy. The weapons and armor are consistent with old sword/sandals movies. But that's a minor gripe. Couldn't they at least show the Romans operating in some sort of trained or tactical manner - they march in step and stand in formation. How about units moving tightly in testudo or fighting together (lol @ 6:49 - wtf)

[@arthedainedain9846]

At leaast no "diversity" or women

[@theplasticcommando7394]

I saw the same stunts at Circus Soleil once in Vegas.

[@alanmountain5804]

Yep and the Romans didn't build siege towers out of wicker

[@GamesExposed]

what would be the point of testudo here, those were used only if under heavy archer fire

[@4rnnr_as]

@@GamesExposed good point. My argument is that the testudo formation - even if used here without archers shooting - would be more accurate than showing a bunch of Romans running around stabbing at eachother with no sense of formation.

[@vali919]

Urâte vremuri si cand a fost realizat filmul, urâte vremuri si inspiratia filmului.

[@primalforlorn]

I can’t tell if it was a comedy or if it was a semi serious movie. The music is comedic and it looks like everyone is dancing. And yet every scene(apart from fighting) is well thought and logical

[@iancuPotcoava24]

wtf? comedy? what if wrong with you people

[@Rzymek85]

The music is typical for 60s movies. Some perspective is needed

[@dorian-stefanmarciuc9939]

it is a 60s communist country movie what do you expect

[@MariaPaula-ig7zy]

It was just the 60's style.

[@alessandroguermandi8828]

Have a look at modern India movies..you will love them,very funny

[@colinoverton8897]

For almost the first half of the film I didn't think any Dacians were going to die!

[@goodmustacheman9657]

not all of them were conquered tho

[@oleole27]

@@goodmustacheman9657 NEVER CONQUERED!!! As was and will be 💪💪💪

[@regiment589]

@@oleole27 They were destroyed like Carthage.

[@AD45]

​@@regiment589 Nope

[@its_cris_163]

@@regiment589Actually no. Rome helped Dacia to stabilize itself and mix itself in the Empire. Plus Carthage was rebuilt by Julius Caesar

[@mateuszbanaszak4671]

I love everything in this scene. Hordes of extras, real siege towers and walls. Working scorpions and fake armors of good quality. And how Romans are shown as well trained, by theyr silly acrobacy and fencing skills, while also showing how formidable theyr enemies were! Oh! Old movies were so great!

[@ranjithperimpulavil2950]

Dacia then became an integral part of Roman Empire giving birth to one or two Roman Empetors.

[@AsgaardNorse]

Actually, when the Roman Empire qonquered Dacia a new country has been formed in those times and that country name is "ROMANIA" that was called in those times "Țara Românească".

[@jagged29]

​@@AsgaardNorse that happened 1000 years later, when the Roman empire didn't exist anymore, and the byzantines were close to their death.

[@drharmonica]

No soldier, Roman or otherwise, would go into battle wearing a large unwieldy red cape. It would greatly impair their fighting ability especially in hand to hand combat. It looks great on film but is totally unrealistic.

[@palmariaindioguarani6806]

Que buenas peliculas se hacian antes.

[@creativedenny-tv9023]

Judging by the walls, ducias were no less civilized than the Romans.

[@entertainmentforthedead]

The Dacians by 87 AD where this takes place were considered to be the next most civilized peoples in Europe after Rome because they were able to copy roman weapons and tactics and develop them very quickly, The Dacians also unlike most Barbarians built Stone and Marble walls surrounding several of their cities and by the time Marcus Aurelius became Roman Emperor in 161 AD they were the Roman Empires biggest threat consistently in Europe but he did end up beating most of the Dacian tribes & subjugating them within his lifetime.

[@sebastianwolf1724]

​@@entertainmentforthedeadwell after they had to surrender and sign a peace treaty with the Dacians, you'd think that must have hurt Trajan's ego seeing how they seemed powerless against Dacia for a while. Decebal really knew how to put pressure with it hurts.

[@67claudius]

8:08 It is well known that the Romans dived on their enemies.

[@drewfisher1619]

Fuck the formation fuck the testudo

[@Comissar_Carolus]

Maybe an auxilia ?

[@user-nw8bh6qe5v]

Обожаю эти фильмы, Даки и Колонна. Красиво и достоверно. Даки герои, боролись отважно с великой империей!

[@mariusstefan7214]

for all those who criticize the movie, this is a 1960 Romanian comunist movie. The fights should be theatrical and very litlle blood, since communism prohibits all kinds of foreign and sensitive movies for the viewer.

[@reggiekrager5411]

Communism didn't forbid foreign movies.

[@mariusstefan7214]

@@reggiekrager5411 yes it does

[@mariussantamarian9766]

@@mariusstefan7214 Nu in anii aia. La cinematografe era plin de productii occidentale de tipul asta.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Little did the Romans know this was the country of Count Draculus

[@goatwarrior3570]

Those Roman uniforms are so accurate for the period.

[@atlanticcity2006]

U grow so fast, 8k already!

[@conservativemike3768]

Laundry service, impeccable. Historical accuracy, nil.

[@romulusbuta9318]

Not that bad .....like in some Hollywood movies when Antiquity meets Middle Ages in the same movie... . 🥴

[@conservativemike3768]

@@romulusbuta9318 / That’s what happens when production runs out of money and is forced to go with whatever the costume department has on hand from the last 10 crappy movies.

[@romulusbuta9318]

@@conservativemike3768 not only for that reason ! The spectators pretend is "fantasy" and the production stuff pretend is "creativity" 🥴. Also they are trying to produce long series.....the fountain of truth is dry 😊....and they have to put something new and historicaly anaccure there.... Example : I've seen HERCULES- tv series, with that tall actor big muscle at the time ,named Sorbo....and ...in one episode I've seen some kind of medieval knight (black costume,black horse ) acting in episod ...........in an age suposed to be Second Milenium B.C. It's about the today's School , when there is not really too much learning......🥴.....and so the large public is not focused on details..... Why is not too much learning in schools today .....? "Just becouse ......!" 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@conservativemike3768]

@@romulusbuta9318 / My uncle was a famous Italian model/actor back in the early 1960s and did a pile of these movies, so I got the stories. Funny, since he was a Jewish kid from Santa Barbara CA. He was so handsome that crowds would literally part for him like the Red Sea. He truly lived la dolce vita.

[@oleole27]

@@conservativemike3768 historical accuracy nil??? 😂 😂 😂 😂 ohh Geez do you think Dacia was conquered?? like rest of Europe and Perfidious ALBION???? 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Dacian have kicked the Arse of Romans, that thus once never wanted to come back and try to conquer them!! You Lunatic 🤡🤡🤡

[@garamses170]

Roma Invicta Romania!!!!! ROMANIA. Romanian - latin: romanus = citizen of rome - im romanian!

[@garamses170]

Romanian - romanus - roman - citizen of rome! Roma Invicta!

[@garamses170]

@@goodmustacheman9657 you are idiot? Romans are "not gay" ... -_- fmm ... not all romans are gay. I have latin blood and i am not gay

[@paulapostol4006]

good mustache man your gay so shut that gay mouth of yours up

[@dumitrumaruntelu9948]

De ce acum Roma se numeste Italia si nu Romania ?

[@umphambili]

Im the son of the dacians and im proud

[@nicolasjr.8473]

saaalllluttt

[@CRISTIAN-dl8gi]

Lol ce nume si poza :))) LOOOL BIG SMOKE E MARELE FUM XDDDD

[@its_cris_163]

Salut :)

[@kevinjohnson-lf3kj]

Losers

[@chrisleach3958]

Things in the Balkans really haven’t changed that much today

[@albertovillamarin6947]

Buena representación de un asedió en toda regla de un fuerte dacio por parte de una legión romana...

[@multipipi1234]

The trumpets are always in tune...

[@MaykaNaBela]

Nice movie, like

[@charleschapman6810]

Guys:Romans didn't march to drum beats. drums are for dancing! They used bag-pipes!

[@charleschapman6810]

Noticethe scaling ladder are mortice-and-tennon. Not likely!

[@iancuPotcoava24]

Charles Chapman Do you realise this film was made in 1960 with a bugget Lower than 30 000$?

[@martentrudeau6948]

For decades Dacia opposed Roman rule, they massacred an entire Roman Legion and were a serious threat to the Roman Empire. Eventually Rome brought half their army to conquer Dacia and establish Romania.

[@daculdecebalusrex]

The romans concured only 15% of Dacia. The rest of Dacia belong to the free dacians

[@romulusbuta9318]

@@daculdecebalusrex ai uitat să o spui pe aia că " dacii i-au învățat pe romani limba latină !" 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆🤯🔨🤯🔨🤯🔨

[@daculdecebalusrex]

@@romulusbuta9318 am uitat să-ți spun, că atunci când romanii au intrat in Dacia , ei si cu dacii vorbeau aceeași limbă. Deci daca luam pe istoric , poporul dac este cel mai vechi din lume

[@romulusbuta9318]

@@daculdecebalusrex m-aș amuza teribil dacă nu aș consideră că persoanele care susțin asemenea tâmpenii sunt ignorante, neinstruite și lipsite de logică ! Asta e propagandă sovietică-KGB-istă de anii "80 ,care prinde la cei descriși mai sus ! O spune și Mircea Dogaru......și Zaiafet are un video despre fake-news-ul rusesc actual.....numai no....nu oricine înțelege....🥴

[@daculdecebalusrex]

@@romulusbuta9318 si atunci de ce istoricii maghiari spun ca dacii sunt cel mai vechi popor din europa? Cu toate ca ungurii sunt considerați dușmanii noștrii. Dar dupa ce am vazut ce aberații poți să scri, mi-am dat seama că sunt mulți români trădători ca tine.

[@giannamousouli9637]

Very good

[@danc7934]

Rome: The most professional army in the world can't possible be beaten by barbarians Dacia: HaHA ROCK GO BRRRRRR

[@therealfilip577]

In fact Dacia didn't win against Rome

[@Al-gk2jk]

@@therealfilip577 In this particular war yes, they won. Dacia was only conquered in 106 by the next and most warlike roman emperor, Trajan.

[@dinumicula7079]

@@therealfilip577 I Romani hanno perso due guerre contro i Daci ,nella terza guerra Decebal fu tradito e la Dacia occupata per 3 terzi del suo territorio , non è mai stata conquistata tutta,nella terra non conquistata vivevano i Daci liberi .

[@sebastianwolf1724]

Rock go brrrrr, but tactics also go brrrrr, especially ambushes, night raids, sabotages, Romans were actually scared of us because they too didn't expect some barbarians to conquer their lands. We were the vikings before the vikings were cool (and without the boats)

[@rrn7769]

I appreciate old movies 👏👏👏

[@fishyc150]

2:14 european bison (or american bison pretending to be european) Almost extinct when this was made but common in roman times. Good touch!

[@johnshaw7383]

That is a hell of a lot of extras.

[@zerozero2170]

john shaw there was one them extras holding the shield awkwardly

[@VividMac101]

Yep nothing like old movies when it comes to numbers of people on screen at once. No CGI just massive numbers of people.

[@pasquafiorotto6335]

john shaw ma

[@GholaTleilaxu]

Most of them were soldiers from the Army. That's how battles in "historical" films were made back then.

[@guilhermehx7159]

@@GholaTleilaxu why put them? If modern combat is way different than ancient combat?

[@giuseppedigiovanni6839]

HELLO AIM FROM ROMENIAN =DACIA

[@omerreyizz8603]

mustbefunny * bro dude nice cool good video #1.like

[@romulusbuta9318]

BIG MISTAKE : The dacian seca/falx/sword was keep in hand while fighting otherwise like here = with it's sharped point to enamy ! VERITAS EST !☝️

[@romulusbuta9318]

It was used to pirce roman hemlet ! Romans respound to that was to reinforce their helmets with a metal cross outside the helmet......

[@loicgelsoruiz9026]

6:50 the legandary Flying Romans

[@romulusbuta9318]

😆😆😆😆😆😄😀😀😀😀 / But ..have you seen "Spartacus" with Kirk Douglas ? It's the way they thought back in the "60-es some of brave soldiers and gladiators would fight in antique times.......

[@andrewstackpool4911]

One must ask why the ballista and catapults were not used in the beginning. One of the oldest rules of war. Open with your artillery

[@toncek9981]

Historian: Dacians were known for the use of their fal... Movie: stones! H: Romans attacked marching in tight forma... M: and jumping into enemy lines!! H: Roman soldier fought using his sword and shi... M: dodging and jumping all over the place!!! H: Whatever, I don't care anymore...

[@jagged29]

This movie was made before your parents were even born. Before those historians you are talking about were even born. The movie had a small budget and did incredibly well for the time period, more realistic than other movies about the Roman empire that were to come in the following decates.

[@toncek9981]

@@jagged29 - my father was born two years earlier - most of today top level experts were born around that time or before, but there were serious historians working for decades before this movie -it's a movie about local resistance against much more powerful foreign enemy, which was made in communist country... I very much doubt the movie had small budget (the fact that all these extras are Romanian soldiers shows that there was political support for the movie). And even if the budged was smaller, Dacians not using falces and Romans jumping into fight like some ninjas, these are purely artistic choices that have little to do with overall budget.

[@jagged29]

@@toncek9981 the movie may have been backed by the government, but it is the same government who could not feed it's people properly, and would not spend money into anything other than the infrastructure, the multiple factory driven industries and building things which were useless to the mass. By the time the movie was made, the falx was not a known weapon, and even if those historians were born, they still would have been just in the womb.

[@TheCrazyhorse33]

All their outfits are so pristine. And where's the blood?

[@dorian-stefanmarciuc9939]

@@florin1080p also from a poor communist country

[@jagged29]

They had to make it pg 13 so all audiences could watch

[@kevinjohnson-lf3kj]

They had Very Nice Christmas Tree Wreaths 🎄 on thier Forts Wall !!!

[@davidjames2145]

The defenders were led by Teen Wolf's ancestor.

[@joerosa2532]

😆😆😆

[@JS-gc7kf]

1:56, holy shit it looks like they hired the entire army to play as a Roman Legion!

[@ZzZ-vl1sl]

Amazing

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

Those Romans did the first fascist salute that later became the Hitler salute. 1st REICH.

[@stefaor]

Dar se gaseste filmul întreg? Si alte filme cu același subiect care sunt?

[@MrDidz]

What's the purpose of the decorative flower garlands hung from the battlements?

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Decisive flowers are usually used for decoration.

[@joerosa2532]

Maybe, it was Christmas?

[@williamschlosser77]

One must realize that it's practically impossible to push a many man laden ladder away from the wall and past its vertical apex.

[@PowhiroMus]

The Romans did NOT besiege a fortified city like that! That was a mindless attack, almost bereft of the heavy weaponry the Romans would have used to batter the city walls, create access points and reduce the defenders before an assault went in. Engineering was a key component in warfare that gave Romans the edge and they were very adept and practiced at besieging and taking fortified positions. It was their version of the artillery used today, long range heavy bombardment before the infantry went in. And what was the point in sending in cavalry to operate in the city, in confined spaces and narrow streets? Cavalry would have been more useful outside, protecting the flanks, recon and supply protection plus cutting down anyone seeking to flee. The Romans didn't fight fair, man v man, they fought to win decisively and with no mercy. They used every trick in the book, they took their time, used starvation, were very well equipped and supplied, and were remorseless. They fought a lot and got good at it. Another movie that uses fictional notions instead of reality, a bit like the stupid Westerns where the big mass of mindless Indians galloped around a fort to be cut down by repeating rifles. Comical!

[@davidjames2145]

Exactly; well said. 👏 🇬🇧

[@davidbell1619]

This movie is a joke. The Legions would not have attacked this way. Movie crap.

[@romulusbuta9318]

@@davidbell1619 not crap , but a propaganda film and a visual show to make it sallable !!!!!

[@GamesExposed]

@@romulusbuta9318 like the americans did any better...this is pretty good for a 60's film made with significantly lower budget than american films

[@deciboo189]

@@davidjames2145 this is a movie from the 60s. Its scale is amazing and it's ok. Not the best, but you have to appreciate to scale.

[@markinglese3874]

This bloody magnificent! What country is this from?

[@ivanostry3359]

Romania

[@williamkirk1156]

Sword and Sandal movies are on for tonight!

[@michaelschmidt3341]

Das sind richtig gute Filme und nicht der animierte Mist von Herr der Ringe oder Hobbits.

[@its_cris_163]

Im Romanian and like my old empire I missed you 😣

[@Hellserch]

Great spectacle, no doubt but what are the chances that the magnificent General/Emperor Trajan, fought in the front lines? No chance. The Roman would never had be risked such a great strategic mind

[@jerryde2861]

Are those Christmas ornaments decking the fort?

[@romulusbuta9318]

Yes they are !😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😄😄😄😄😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@jagged29]

They were holding a celebration before the battle, and they weren't prepared, go watch the full movie before commenting.

[@jagged29]

​@@romulusbuta9318 They were holding a celebration before the battle, and they weren't prepared, go watch the full movie before commenting.

[@Hypermarlin]

Huge numbers of M&S black mens briefs in use here. Wow.

[@mehdiabd8275]

The title of the movie please!

[@AD45]

Mehdi Abd DACII

[@mehdiabd8275]

hoit hoit thanks a lot

[@NASAE-wt1ec]

The real name is Columna,made in '69

[@serban031]

@@NASAE-wt1ec No it's not. It's Dacii 1967

[@NASAE-wt1ec]

@@serban031 , or Dacii.😁 possible i am wrong🙉

[@lochinvar50]

This assault was poorly planned and stupid. The assaulting force do not have any cover from the defending forces. The forces standing at the parapet can easily be hit by volleys of arrows. Where are the arrows?

[@AB8511]

They didnt know. Total War series wasnt released yet during ancient Rome period.

[@jagged29]

They were holding a celebration within the fortress, nobody was prepared for the battle within, if you would have watched the whole movie, you would have known.

[@joseluizvillarcoedo6514]

Ótimo! As guerras da Antiguidade e da Idade Média eram bem cruentas mesmo! George Marchall sempre atuando bem !

süper

[@kennylong7281]

I do not believe the Romans ran around wearing long red capes, while the rest of their bodies were naked, and exposed!

[@billyb5057]

we are enjoying your video 🙆‍ we have left our like ♂️ 👍21👍 😎watched 100%😎🙋 🙋‍ loyal & active viewer🙋

[@tresojos]

What is the unit wearing the chainmail? Is this a specific historical unit???? Or just movie material

[@jagged29]

Dacian soldier

[@СтакНајф]

Welcome to today's episode of "movies that wouldn't get made today"

[@mrcmrc4623]

Romani!

[@garamses170]

Yes

[@SKIRRIX]

@Eusie Short Romanians are eastern latins speaking a unique eastern latin language that should have died long ago, with a history that is over 6000 years old, i wish i was Romanian.

[@cassiusquintilianustiberiu6889]

Rome! !!!!

[@martentrudeau6948]

@Eusie Short - They share some ancestry, but are distinctive people.

[@optimusprinceps9875]

Marten Trudeau Are the Ancient Greeks and Modern Greeks distinctive people? Are the Medieval Anglo-Saxons and Modern English people distinctive people? One could go on and on. Fact is the Romanians are Modern day Romans that still call themselves “Români” (compare with Ancient Latin: “Romani”).

[@mdteletom1288]

First of all, this isn't a siege, it's a battle. Second, what is so difficult about pushing away a ladder before soldiers start climbing up and kill you. Third, where was this large an army when the Orcs invaded Middle Earth?

[@drejade7119]

I think the point of pushing ladders when soldiers are on it is for more maximum casualty. Not sure though

[@ИванЗаб-ов]

Вот почему раньше снимали такие хорошие ф льмы а сейчас на современные смотреть тошно

[@rascalferret]

I would assume the ladders were much wider...

[@hm_nn_5633]

No Roman archers at the start of the seige?

[@RobertPacocha-yu8li]

Romans : we are the strongest in europe! Dacians : say sike right now

[@АнатолийБ-ю5н]

Прекрасный фильм из истории про цвря Децебала, показывающий нынешним политикам, как надо бороться за свою самостоятельность и свободу

[@matteovasta5952]

Scene violente di ottima fattura

[@artemisx604]

I am proud to be Romanian

[@tenno5509]

toured in bucharest for a few days and by the end of the week, everything including my own clothes were stolen romanian pride!! 🇷🇴

[@romulusbuta9318]

@@tenno5509 .......like everywere else on globe.....thives exist and they are practicing their thing.....🥴

[@oleole27]

I'M Proud to be Dacian 💪💪💪

[@romulusbuta9318]

After year 106 a.C. the romans had sold as slaves SO MANY proud dacian lake you ! THOWSANDS & THOWSANDS of them ! You 🤯🔨😆 !

[@GamesExposed]

@@romulusbuta9318 maybe but there are also roman emperors with thraco-dacian origin, good and bad things happen the real history is somewhere in the middle

[@Dragon43ish]

....and REAL LIVE PEOPLE!!!!

[@gladius2489]

Lol. They’re literally throwing sticks and stones at them.

[@schallrd1]

To break their bones because words will not hurt them.

[@dudubios]

O no they gonna use Mlaws and Bayraktar .. they are on fkcing walls what did you expect to throw ? Pillows ?

[@luizfernando-xu4ho]

Luiz Fernando Recife Ama ❤ ❤👍👍👍✌✌👑👑

[@vnrkain1169]

Just so I understand the accuracy of this video, the roman soldiers actually went into battle wearing their red capes?

[@ZzZ-vl1sl]

Great

[@captainswing4487]

Frankie Howard is on the battlements. Oo er missus

[@amtmannb.4627]

The clothing is looking funny. It's obvious, that the defenders don't use their walls for protection against missile weapons. Nevertheless what an expensive movie!

[@JakubPopowicz-yb9mw]

Co to za film 👍

[@kupus6622]

Is Charlton Heston in this?

[@romulusbuta9318]

Not really ! Too expensive ...........😀

[@ОмарНурхайдаров]

К новому году что ли готовили крепость?

[@Tristan8012]

К приёма гостей....

[@TheSaltube]

😁😁

[@mariusstefan7214]

they had a celebration before the Roman attack. You must see sll the movie, than comment

[@richrcwx1685]

Never seen this film an can honestly say i won't

[@ВалерийЕвмин-ж9в]

Хороший фильм. Поддавки на сабельках...

[@ZzZ-vl1sl]

Indeed

[@kupus6622]

4.47..Ulster boys having a go...NO! We will use this gate so we will!

[@Velkan1396]

That bloke on the right at 4:50 is doing literally nothing but waving arms

[@fallenknight3016]

2:12 bisons in europe?

[@kristiangg4263]

film name???

[@laurbar8877]

Dacii (The Dacians) is a 1967 historical drama film about the run up to Domitian's Dacian War, which was fought between the Roman Empire and the Dacians in AD 87-88. The film shows historical events. The film was directed by Romanian director Sergiu Nicolaescu. It was released on 31 May 1967 in France. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpPHpnWDl62Hjqc for english subtitles pus CC Button

[@yarnybart5911]

Ah, the vicious clammer of aluminium on bolsa wood.

[@VanessaSouza-rz8uo]

And this is how Romanians were born.

[@Странник-777-б2л]

Вовсе времена люди были сумасшедшие ,спокойно развиваться не хотели.

[@dragonblancoamvs8547]

Like

[@rtwmoder]

That's not a flax sword 😂

[@Don_Camillo]

Dacian people built such a fine fortress and threw then cobbles and stones????

[@wolfberghof979]

El título debiera ser "Roma VS Dacia" Creo que Roma fue a invadir Dacia.

[@oleole27]

Y NUNCA conquisto Dacia 💪💪💪

[@gillesguillaumin6603]

Military funny. Old C série of my yougness.

[@bernoman2404]

Salve, Latini invicti!

[@garamses170]

Berno Man Salve my brother!

[@garamses170]

Berno Man Latin brother

[@cassiusquintilianustiberiu6889]

Salve

[@oleole27]

Ați Murit Dracilor aici în Dacia!!!

[@cyrus_vasile]

rome had only eagle cause the rest were killed here