Prussians arrive at the battle of Waterloo - Waterloo

[@zachgamr99]

How could Scott watch this and then make what he did? This is peak Napoleon

[@Whatisright]

How could he make The Duelists and make Napoleon?

[@dolsopolar]

@@Whatisrighthe's the same guy who made alien then made prometheus & covenant lol.

[@Whatisright]

@@dolsopolar Kills me how that happens. Watching Prometheus was great, thinking about it wasn’t.

[@MOI-M-Vonel]

He didn’t have 21k Soviet troops as extras

[@J09-555]

​​@@MOI-M-Vonel He had 70k actors just to make a few bullshit scenes 💀💀

[@samuelcarlson9654]

Napoleon: I've been in this position before [Blücher has entered the chat] Blücher: R a i s e h i g h t h e b l a c k f l a g s c h i l d r e n _Prussian music intensifies_

[@SiJullianToGuys]

n o p i t y n o p r i s o n e r s

[@analiza9100]

a n d i l l s h o o t a n y m a n w i t h p i t y i n t h e m

[@miaundnemo]

@@SiJullianToGuys Don't believe that Blücher really said something like that, he was like a father to his soldiers and always chivalrous to his opponents! This is probably an echo of the crimes that the Wehrmacht committed in Russia!

[@SiJullianToGuys]

​@@miaundnemo IK he probably didn't say that but im just quoting what he said in the movie anyways

[@miaundnemo]

@@SiJullianToGuys And, sure, I don't criticize you - but these special scene - the rest of the movie is, no question, a masterpiece!

[@thedanksmokerat9445]

,,Where most states have an army, the prussian army has a state"

[@Wilhelm322]

,, Hatched from a Cannonball”

[@realrembrandt8273]

Just watched 50 Seconds and it was far better than the whole new movie by Scott 😂❤

[@vincentdonothing]

"Age is just a number" -Blücher

[@SiJullianToGuys]

Age is just a number 🗿 Age is just a number 💀

[@Lucas-q2l5e]

That means I can send my baby cousin to war?

[@victorplayz6375]

@@Lucas-q2l5e ✔

[@xand-er5625]

Hollup😂

[@Icemann89]

🐴🌩 😊

[@slavacernarus7083]

Kinda interesting to see Blücher refer to his men as "children". Guess that meant he really cared for them and being the commander of them all, they saw him as a father figure.

[@FieldMarshalBlucher-um1zh]

12 likes and no reply’s, Lemme fix that

[@Ericmf08108]

Perhaps that was just a thing that many generals and marshals thought in general, because earlier in the movie you can see Napoleon refer to his old guard as his “children” when he leaves for Elba

[@J09-555]

​@@Ericmf08108 I think he only consideres his Old Guards as "children"

[@felixbierbaum]

The fact that Blücher led a cavalry chaqrge at 72 years old is really impressive.

[@obvious-troll]

2:37 Me in voice chat when the team is getting stomped and losing hope

[@robnewman6101]

By God sir! I've lost my leg! By God sir! So you have!

[@hanyagami5230]

4:07 the acting is AMAZING. Napoleon really lost his mind there, you can see his face in terror.

[@Oranjisch]

1:52 “BLUCHER!!!!!!” “No it’s grouchy!” famous last words

[@robnewman6101]

Now, Maitland! Now's Your Time!

[@theChaosEnigneer1]

Night or the Prussians must come. -Wellington

[@PaunchyRobot]

0:09 is so funny

[@RockySheperd]

I have a lot of respect for Prussia. They had one of Europe's finest armies in their time

[@alexgaelsotorodriguez3870]

You mean the worst among the major powers? It had been a long time since the 7 years's war

[@RFSpartan]

Not at this time...they were beaten time and time again

[@zenohawk1788]

True, the moment they reform and got better later down the lines, is where their respect and renown are restored back to it's former glory​@@RFSpartan

[@BattlestarDamocles]

Best part of the film.

[@felixbierbaum]

And once again these 6 minutes were better than the entire just released 'Napoleon' movie.

[@plainbagel9192]

" I made one mistake in my life. I should have burned Berlin. "....one hell of a statement

[@robnewman6101]

In 1819 a troop of Yeomanray charged a peacefull mass meeting of 60, 000 Weavers in St Peter's Field in Manchester. Killing 11 and wounding over 500. When Rioting occurred Locol Authorities called in the army who were not trained to cope with riots and crowd control. The Peterloo of Massacre as it came to be known, helped to accelerate the Process of change towards the introduction of a PROFESSIONAL POLICE FORCE. Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850) a Skillful Politican became Home Secretary in 1822, and carefully made police reforms without arousing the public fear of intimidation. He believed in crime prevention rather than relieving on punishment as a deterrent. In 1829 Legislation was passed by Parliament to establish the new Metropolitan Police in London.

[@LordValorum]

What?

[@montvilleo]

Imagine if Napoleon had just one A10 warthog at the battle of Waterloo

[@Spitfiresammons]

“BLUCHER!!!!” “No it’s Grouchy! Run away! RUN AWAY!!!!

[@dbv7887]

Why do we always get the bad guys theme?? Hmpf.

[@siechamontillado]

Thinking the same thing: "So who are we rooting for: the French or the Prussians?"

[@alexmartin4772]

​@siechamontillado prussians of course. French during this time are the villains.

[@Plakito23]

i think it's more supposed to be more of an intimidating theme, as a way to show these rested and ready for combat men about to turn the tide of the battle.

[@theapollo.]

in comparison to the march that plays for the british i can see why you'd think it sounds bad, but i don't think that was the intention of the composer

[@hogcranker35]

Written by Russians 25 years after WW2

[@CheeseSoup-164]

"My children"

[@dukejordan8147]

"Hey Napoleon when are we meeting up?" 2:42 "When does the party Start?" 2:45 "Thanks Man." "Hey don't mention it."

[@stormbreaker4057]

French marching:- French march song British marching:- British march song Prussians marching:- Dangerous villan music intensifies

[@robnewman6101]

Bony has lost for good!

[@ryleeculla5570]

“UP TO EMM, UP TO EM , STAND WITH ME, AM I TO FIGHT ALONE?!, STAND WITH ME, ARE YOU FRENCH!? STAND WITH ME, ARE YOU THE GUARD!?, ONE MORE HOUR WE HAVE EM BEATEN, DONT YOU KNOW ME!?, I AM NEY, NEY MARSHAL OF FRANCE”

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

"The Old Guard has broken"

[@badder27com]

Blucher is in the woods!!!!!

[@ibrahimbursa8359]

Many books and documentaries about Waterloo make the same diagnosis. Contrary to British propaganda, Waterloo was definitely a German victory.

[@martinsleight321]

Fortunately you share in the victory of your allies, otherwise what's the bloody point in Alliances eh?

[@huss4r1813]

​@@martinsleight321pretty true, its neither a german or british victory but more of a coalition victory

[@dolsopolar]

yeah they made it out like it's a britain vs france battle

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

Without Prussia, Britain would’ve lost, but without Prussia they never would’ve even fought

[@Willindor]

0:07 *Deranged neighing*

[@vincentdonothing]

Horror

[@Icemann89]

🐴🌩 😊

[@DanteSartoris]

VIVE L'EMPEREUR!

[@Jonesyb90]

Haven’t read or watched any of them I’m assuming? Germany definitely existed in 1815.

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

It definitely didn’t, Germany unified in 1866-1871 after Bismarck wrote the North German Constitution

[@Jonesyb90]

@@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194 yeh had a shocker there, I can only put it down to beer and misread the date, I’ve had a howler!

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

@@Jonesyb90 no worries, everyone makes mistakes, takes a big man to actually admit it

[@altantsetsegbaljir5726]

Blücher?

[@CKS1618]

Napoléon qui parle en anglais... c'est une faute !

[@Forlorn-kg7zm]

*NO PITI*

[@miaundnemo]

Don't believe that Blücher really said something like that, he was like a father to his soldiers and always chivalrous to his opponents! This is probably an echo of the crimes that the Wehrmacht committed in Russia!

[@abramay1382]

From where did the Wehrmacht get involved?

[@miaundnemo]

@@abramay1382 I think, because the director was Russian and Russia had been waging war against a merciless Wehrmacht not long before the film, the Prussians are portrayed here as particularly dark and merciless, which has less to do with Blücher and the army of 1815 than with the Russian sensibility towards the Germans of 1945/1975 - that's what I meant!

[@godzillaenjoyer1299]

2:18 solt remembeduzkisuszxklskerkerenews - napoleon

[@MoltemGaming]

Nimm es

[@hannesromhild8532]

The only time they even acknowledge the existance of any german troops in this god awful movie! Hell 120k coalition troops 25k British and 17k Dutch the rest is all germans. Where the hell are they this entire ahistoric shitshow?

[@theoneaboveall7708]

Read history fool.

[@BattlestarDamocles]

Because movie history is not history at all most of the time.

[@aaronstorey9712]

They also where not considered proper German at the time

[@hannesromhild8532]

@@aaronstorey9712 They are litteraly called the German principalities/staates/conferderation depending on the exact date. The stable part is that they are always called german. So you are pretty much wrong.

[@robbillington1982]

It should’ve been the Germanic alliance in the Great War to smash Russia and France once more!

[@manuflores5316]

Gaywellington

[@sunneversetsonthebritishempire]

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[@sunneversetsonthebritishempire]

Gaynapoleoff

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

@@sunneversetsonthebritishempiresun set on your empire bud

[@Comrade420-jn4ie]

​@@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194 And the sun never rose in your Empire 🎉

[@iwantmynametobeaslongaspos7194]

@@Comrade420-jn4ie French empire is bigger today than the British empire

[@manuflores5316]

Gaybritish