The Patriot: Benjamin vs. Tavington Final Fight (Mel Gibson, Jason Isaacs Scene)

Benjamin (Mel Gibson) beats Tavington (Jason Isaacs) in combat, forcing the British to surrender.
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In 1776 South Carolina, widower and legendary war hero Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) finds himself thrust into the midst of the American Revolutionary War as he helplessly watches his family torn apart by the savage forces of the British Redcoats. Unable to remain silent, he recruits a band of reluctant volunteers, including his idealistic patriot son, Gabriel (Heath Ledger), to take up arms against the British. Fighting to protect his family's freedom and his country's independence, Martin discovers the pain of betrayal, the redemption of revenge and the passion of love.

[@jebbroham1776]

This was the last movie I watched with my dad before he died in 2019, and it will always remain the greatest movie to me.

[@johnharrison6745]

Not a bad note to end on. 👍

[@clevelandcbi]

That's AWESOME. I hope this makes you laugh, but Titanic sadly was the last theater movie I saw with mine. He never forgave me for letting my teenage GF convince my mom to drag him to that movie😂😂😂. He died on the 100th anniversary of that beautiful ship going down, almost to the minute. He had an awesome/hilarious/evil sense of humor, and I swear he did it as payback😂😂😂😂😂

[@chandlercarr4527]

:(, I’m sorry friend. It was a good movie to be the last.

[@squallleonhart3286]

"You're right...my sons were better man" that line was amazing!

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes that line was amazing

[@Hardcover_Pilot]

It was really great seeing Braveheart finally kick Lucius Malfoy's ass.

[@stargazer467]

Out of movie experience!

[@aspiringvoiceactor645]

You mean William Wallace

[@blastershogun]

Mad Max whoops Malfoy big time 😅

[@jiristafl5298]

Patriot

[@brideofcthulhu347]

Ironic Mel Gibson is always stuck fighting the Brits.

[@360entertainment2]

Loved this fight scene, seeing these two tear each other apart in my Middle School history class was a real treat!

[@mikeliezel1102]

Sound, real treat!

[@NightmareDuckie]

Looking back I'm surprised the school allowed my teacher to show this movie lol

[@henryrodgers1752]

Just like Recess, when teachers aren’t watching!

[@Klaaism]

Especially love the line retort, "My sons were better men."

[@paddy7812]

Your middle school teacher should be fired!! This film is very entertaining BUT highly INACCURATE!!

[@MatthewSmith-cv7op]

Two stab wounds… either one would have been fatal. The first for Thomas. The second for Gabriel. That’s justice.

[@Mr.Protector797]

I agree.

[@edicus_18moffett57]

That’s what he gets for being a war criminal

[@athosr.s]

As always, John Williams' soundtrack gives me goosebumps to this day when I watch this classic ❤

[@waistgunner3930]

Recognized some of Mozarts' works in there...(these were also used in Oliver Stone's JFK)

[@TheGr8-1]

The actor playing the villain did a wonderful job. Really made you hate him.

[@mremu4358]

He was great in death of stalin too. This dude is one of the best!

[@jackmcmorrow9397]

Jason Isaacs is goated. Dude plays such an amazing bastard.

[@eddieschwab864]

Jason Issacs is an awesome villan.

[@daeshawnwilliams2901]

He was great in starwars too. He played the Grand inquisitor

[@jamesbaggett7223]

I vote they cast him in the MCU as Doom

[@daviddiaz5012]

My son and I have a tradition every July 4th we watch the movie what a great I was feel more proud to be an American

[@tatianalyulkin410]

And what exactly are you proud of? Our America is dead. Grow up and deal with it. My America was a shining beacon of Light and Hope- not a bunch of senile Nazi scumbags openly discussing the genocide of the people of Donbass.

[@silgen]

Based on a lie.

[@georgelonghurst2672]

@@JB-lp9xr same lie as braveheart

[@artemkomisarenko5921]

There is no more inspiring thing in arts than a freedom fight.

[@georgelonghurst2672]

@artemkomisarenko5921 true as you can make alot of stuff up to make it more inspiring

[@deniseroberts7481]

Make one sad for all that have fought for our country 😔 Seeing what is happening today to it 😞

[@anneblubaugh58]

I’m going to keep fighting for this country …. I am a political canvasser and I keep trying no matter how much I get screamed at

[@CorePathway]

Explain. What IS happening to it today? Corporate greed? Remember tales of the Robber Barons? Diversity? Remember slavery? You can be 100% confident that some Americans will be saying the same thing another 120 years from now.

[@LifeTributes]

This is what happens when Americans unite, not hate each other.

[@forrestreed9350]

The US In 2024 when Trump takes office again and throws out all of this Biden bullshit

[@richardborczynski4955]

100% agree

[@nievelatino9691]

Well well spoken!!!

[@netpackrat]

Actually there were probably more Americans fighting on the side of the British by the time the war ended. The battles between the patriot and loyalist militias were some of the most brutal fighting of the war, with little quarter given.

[@jliller]

@@netpackrat About 25,000 colonists fought for the British Army during the entire course of the American Revolution. Washington had 8000-9000 Americans under his command at Yorktown. About 200,000 colonists served in the Continental Army or one of the state militias at some point during the war.

[@blockmasterscott]

I love this movie, must have seen it at least ten times. Plus, I like any movie that has Jason Isaacs in it.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

I also love this movie too and I also like any movie that has jason isaacs in it too

[@facehugger3]

Jason was brilliant as the baddy.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes he was brilliant as the bad guy

[@jordancampbell6775]

Glad that Benjamin has finally avenged the deaths of His Sons & His Daughter In Law.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

I am also glad Benjamin has finally avenged the deaths of his sons and his daughter in law too

[@koolaidria4801]

@@captainjacksparrow9728 I'm also glad that Benjamin finally avenged the deaths of his sons and daughter in law.

[@Klaaism]

I'm also glad that Benjamin finally avenged the deaths of his sons and daughter in law.

[@matthewrhodes6951]

@@Klaaismi am also glad benjamin has finally avenged the death of his sons and his daughter in law

[@matthewnada913]

@@Klaaismwal ni rethguad sih dna snos sih fo shtaed eht degneva yllanif sah nimajneB taht dalg m’I

[@raphaeltruyen15]

this movie is beautiful; I can definitely feel for Benjamin and his leadership and lost. Gabriel will always be remember as a noble and kind son; gentle in spirt but vengeful as an fallen archangel...

[@donmcc6573]

One of the most satisfying deaths in the movies.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes this is one of the most satisfying deaths in the movie

[@user-ew8vt1ur7j]

The only one that can come close is when Jaime finally killed Black Jack in “Outlander”.

[@galaxyofreesesking2124]

Saw this for the first time about 8 years ago in high school. Whole class went nuts when he dodged that sword.

[@hothmandon]

It's amazing that he could handle a saber with a fresh bullet wound on his arm.

[@flybywire5866]

Drenched in adrenaline you can do things otherwise impossible.

[@hothmandon]

I think he did cocaine before charging.

[@chrislancaster5401]

Almost like the bullet was in his left arm and the saber in his right…

[@jimyeats]

@@chrislancaster5401lol

[@gabedp21]

Tis but a scratch.

[@ericoberg5174]

Jason Isaacs' portrayal of Colonel Tavington seems to get all the praise, but I think Peter Woodward's portrayal of Gen Charles O'Hara is grossly underrated

[@helloidharbl6753]

Love this scene. It's an honorable fight. Look at the background it's straight up ruthless war but both sides see this duel to the death and don't interfere. Yes yes I know this movie isn't historically accurate. However I want to remind everyone, as an American, that if the French had not showed up that things would be significantly different.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

I also love this scene too and yes it is a honorable fight

[@enriquemoran9094]

When I see the bravery of these men, being able to show up for battle and being very sure you could die a horrific death. Those fields they stained in red, for an idea, for a possible future that they could probably never see. Those men were heroes. From those unbelievable times to the mockery of today. To this disaster about to close in in so many ways. What happened to us? How low we have gotten. I think we have failed as a civilization. If those men were alive, oh the things they would say about today! starting by "was it even worth it?".

[@Butterball3588]

For them, it was worth it. For us now, having removed God from everything and adopting the errs of Russia, aka Marxism, it would seem that it wasn't worth it. It was and still is worth fighting for, but it has to start with putting God first in our lives again.

[@noblejennette2101]

Pretty sure they’d be pissed at all the black people with jobs who own property and the women who vote and own property.

[@noblejennette2101]

@@Butterball3588the founding father’s hated religion and in that time religion wasn’t the…you know what, this is pointless.

[@mremu4358]

If they were alive today they'd be already watering the tree of liberty with the blood of tyrants.

[@leusmaximusx]

@@Butterball3588 God also love the marxists, God commands to put peoples welfare first in our lives , not him

[@DocHolliday3841]

I watch this movie every year on the 4th of July!

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

I also watch this movie every year on the 4th of July too

[@DocHolliday3841]

@@captainjacksparrow9728 It's the American way brother 🇺🇸😥

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes it is the american way I agree with you 💯 percent 👍👍🏼

[@sociosanch3748]

It is an annual American tradition to do so

[@MOTHMAN225]

Love the close up at 3:39 of Tavington getting skewered. Should have then cut to either a close up of the bayonet exiting his back or a wide shot of him being impaled to drive home the idea that Benjamin Martin is using that weapon to prop Tavington up from the ground before he deals the final death blow. I also wished after Tavingtons death reaction shot after getting stabbed in the throat (when they go to the over the shoulder shot of Martin yanking the second bayonet piece out of him) that they added a VFX of the blade sticking out of the back of Tavingtons neck with some blood trinkling down. I think that would have been a cool effect if done correctly and possibly in camera. I just think villains deserve very gruesome deaths like Boddicker in Robocop

[@Afterburner]

I hope he got his hatchet back. You've got to wonder what Tavington was thinking there at the end... Epic revenge scene.

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes this is a epic revenge scene

[@russellwilliams2982]

One of the most underrated lines in movie History the line: Your right My Sons were better Men:

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes it is one of the most underrated lines in movie history the line your right my sons were better men

[@noblejennette2101]

@@captainjacksparrow9728just like that most famous line from Jaws the line: your right we’re going to need a bigger boat

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes that one too

[@richardcalisi9188]

Let's agree that Isaacs is so underrated! Great actor.

[@maxpinson5002]

He should have been cast as 007 in at least 2 James Bond movies. He would be a superior Bond over at least one I've seen

[@richardcalisi9188]

@@maxpinson5002 OH yes. He be a perfect Bond

[@johnt7630]

@@richardcalisi9188 perfect Bond villan.

[@dylanhebert]

Oddly enough this movie helped me on a test in history class in middle school 😂

[@scottferree5878]

"My hope and prayer, is that the sacrifcies born by so many will spawn and fulfill the promise of our new nation" As United Americans, may we never take for granted the shade from a tree planted by our forefathers.

[@LViktorGameplay]

the sound in back is so amazing

[@LViktorGameplay]

@@captainjacksparrow9728 know the music name?

[@estevegt11]

Epic scene and what a movie !

[@neilbertuk1]

So died Tarleton (“Tavington”)! Actually, he went home, became the most notorious roux in Europe, who, “killed more men and ruined more women than any man in Europe”, married a young and beautiful heiress and lived to a great age in luxury. Still highly regarded in Cheshire where this film did not go down at all well.

[@YoungGun66]

"Where now is the boasting Tarelton?"

[@VaiSakH112]

Jason - dialogue delivery king

[@guesswho4327]

This is what United means. Not hate. This is what USA needs to be.

[@brandonspencer7093]

This war was pure hate

[@VGHistory1]

This movie is also a lie.

[@allencollins6031]

It will be again.

[@bk9841]

Yea, this looks like a lot of fun.

[@vacayooper4728]

​@brandonspencer7093 it was accomplished by only about 13% of the people. You would have remained British, until it changed.

[@TruthnautBegins]

Amazing that Benjamin and Tavington didn't even break a sweat during their fight.

[@clevelandcbi]

1:38 That whole scene when Ben goes at him is SO damn cool imho. One of my favorites in movie history l.

[@toddglover1121]

"UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL"

[@lorna5diazaracena543]

Excelente historia amor valor gracias

[@beatlefan713]

At 5:30 I always thought that backdrop looked like a painting they’re all looking at 😂

[@disturbed157]

I loved mel gibson getting his revenge but as a kid i couldnt understand why none of the blue coats helped him when he's on his knees about to be decapitated. Dude is waiving a flag like 10 feet away

[@JohnDoe-sl6di]

Yeah me to! they just run past him. One of em could have easily bayoneted him in the back

[@alfredoromero3243]

I would say, the reason was that, IT'S A MOVIE!

[@Allsoproductions]

@@alfredoromero3243and movies can and should be constructively criticized like any other art form what's your point

[@jimedge8301]

@@Allsoproductions only dumbass millenials think everything needs to be criticized,it's a f$&king movie made up of fantasy. If you think you can do better, write your own book.

[@wantanamera]

Gotta respect the 1v1

[@jackmcmorrow9397]

Nothing was ever more on sight than it was between Martin and Tavington.

[@Nifn45]

2:29 I would have laughed so fucking hard if that flying axe just buried itself in the back of the fighting redcoat XD

[@MOTHMAN225]

It should have hit Captain Wilkins. He deserved that kind of death after torching a church full of people

[@kevinsamuelsghost685]

Perhaps one of the most satisfying villain deaths in cinema history

[@bobbyestep3916]

This dude earned it!

[@kevinsamuelsghost685]

@@bobbyestep3916 absolutely 💯

[@aliza8036]

Фильм и актёры👍👍👍👍👍

[@clevelandcbi]

Props to the "bad guy." Dude didnt flinch.

[@josephreardon7066]

Tom Wilkinson is always great!

[@captainjacksparrow9728]

yes tom wilkinson is always great

[@MarikIshtar-ec9dx]

Such a profound and inspirational movie.... "The answer to 1984 is 1776." -Anonymous

[@andypeterson8013]

Legend has it that tomahawk is still hurling through the countryside.

[@ryangifford9505]

One of the best movies ever made in my opinion

[@DerekBackofen]

Agreed this movie is a masterpiece

[@VanderLee-lf2bw]

I remember the cinema went dead silence then cheered loudly at the epic end fight

[@HarryTsang]

Colonel Tavington later respawned in the 23rd century and became a starship captain...lol

[@kathywilliamson1826]

Please, don't let us lose put country. Fought so hard for long ago

[@markjantz6177]

This is what happens when genuine integrity against corruption perseveres

[@JensTomiczny-rn9dy]

Genau so ist es dabekomme ich gleich gänsehaut dabei.😊

[@bushwackcreek]

It is unfortunate that Tarleton survived the war...

[@YoungGun66]

And went on to have a pretty chill life

[@highlordalarak5111]

Just goes to show you how arrogance was these officers downfall. The one did not respect the civilian farmer soldier militia so the other officer didn’t respect the man leading the civilian militias so they both charged over the hill with their Calvary as well as their main force out of supporting cannon range then fell right into the ambush just placed over the hill for them to fall into. It really does go back to the fact that knowing your enemy is the best way to defeat them

[@georgelonghurst2672]

...it is a movie

[@noblejennette2101]

@@georgelonghurst2672hahahahahaha

[@noblejennette2101]

@@georgelonghurst2672it is a TERRIBLE movie. Remember when they also fix racism?

[@matthewcastleton2263]

@@georgelonghurst2672no that’s what actually happened in the Battle of Cowpens. They really did use the tactic of using two militia volleys and then a retreat to lure the British into the killing fields. It was a pincer or double envelopment tactic. The only time it was used during the war

[@artokautiainen]

Great

[@JacobRomero-og2nj]

"OH fuck wait! There comin! Ay GIVE EM STEEL BOIS! GIVE EM STEEL!"

[@TheBrechbuehler]

such a good villain!

[@Delux2477]

all the blue coats celebrating in front of him while hes about to be beheaded by a red coat always cracks me up. like bro, help!? lol

[@matthewcastleton2263]

No I think watching them celebrate the victory they just won inspires him to keep fighting and not give up

[@charliejones7574]

They're about to see this all over again

[@gus-jn1nr]

6:20 Tom Wilkinson a genius! RIP

[@Yyff6f6f]

War, always must be the war somewhere..

[@johnskinner737]

Bleed for me I’ll bleed for you Embrace me child I’ll see you through

[@digitaladventurer2142]

So first yes this scene was epic but seeing all the american soldiers just run past as Tavington was about to behead Benjerman makes in unbelievable. Seriously someone should have seen that and realized "Oh crap I gotta help him!". If there was still a bunch of fighting going on yeah maybe they would have been too busy to help but not the way it was filmed here

[@oilersridersbluejays]

You don’t really understand warfare. The Americans gained the initiative and forward movement was paramount for success. During hand-to-hand combat, it’s mostly protect yourself first, help your buddy next. And in the confusion, this duel would probably not have been noticed.

[@bobbyestep3916]

Well to be fair Mel’s the main hero and the main hero usually defeats the main villain.

[@Klaaism]

Aye someone(s) stumbling in to interrupt the fight might have helped there. You can do that different ways, and still have an epic final clash between them.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

@@oilersridersbluejays Yeah still unbelievable though if you watch from 2:55 onwards there are literally no other British redcoats shown (living) and dozens of American's literally inches to feet from Benjerman and Tavington just running past. I mean seriously in reality someone would have seen that, they just needed to give Mel his plot armor moment

[@Burt1038]

​@@oilersridersbluejaysnah bro it was just a silly moment so they could have the cute shot of the colonials rushing towards victory. IRL both of them would've long since been stabbed by other troops in the vicinity.😂😂😂

[@RoadlightsFactory]

nice

[@user-ze6er6dx9x]

Great movie! Mel never disappoints

[@Scoonertuna]

Accurate? Debatable Bad ass? Hellz yeah!!!

[@666mengel]

2 inch lead balls reaping your inside and bones!! The pain and shock must be horrendous!!

[@haroldpbalsax2600]

love this scene

[@WmRob]

Jason Isaacs played the villain beautifully

[@lamoe4175]

"Americans should be grateful they've had people like us to protect them from people like us" "Only those who've had the courage to insure the freedom of strangers can truly comprehend its meaning and appreciate its value" Marines can write poetry, yes I do eat the crayons when done. Purple is my favorite flavor. I never eat the drown or yellow, I save those for the Army and Navy.

[@grantguy8933]

braveheart!!!!

[@slidejobcentral]

Wondering why Lucius Malfoy didn't use the expelliarmus charm on William Wallace at the end? Surely it would of worked better than the sword?

[@robertc7232]

1:19 and he took that personally.

[@popia1956]

Valientes guerreros forjaron una gran nación, los primeros en independizarse en en continente americano, dónde la puedo obtener.

[@bonsaw57]

After this battle the USA won the war and the world has been at peace ever since. Thank god everyone loves the US! We’re not arrogant at all

[@bonsaw57]

Read the sarcasm

[@nicklomas181]

At first I didn't see the sarcasm, but I'm glad I did before I made a fool of myself

[@devandivi]

God knows when to support whom. Liberty, Equality and Justice will prevail in long run

[@phillyphil4297]

When i first seen him on Harry Potter i was like hey it's the dude from the Patriot lol

[@muhammadsagifshahab5334]

3:15 those Americans seemed to be more concerned with flying the American flag than helping Mel Gibson. Tavington was also apparently a lone British officer in a sea of Americans yet no American noticed him.

[@goobi3780]

Article 67. of International civilized warfare - est. 1723 "Respect and reverence shall be given to all participants of one on one combat."

[@user-hi7zw8cl6x]

5:24 I want to know that the franch navy admirals order in substitile

[@cedarpoplar]

Gruesome, but fair

[@thelegokidbuster]

I like the effort put into this movie but in this movie hollywoods atemps to rewrite history are most evetend

[@ripvanwinkle6557]

It's a fine movie; it's pleasant for entertainment. But it is also blatant propaganda that has little connection to historical events other than the uniforms

[@edvinsurgnt5413]

Movies Super ❤️❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊😊.

[@renerivera5096]

Powerful movie Americans must remember

[@silgen]

Remember fantasy?

[@Mike__B]

So was this common war time procedures the last enemy who's standing and the everyone just runs by him thinking "it's alright our guy got this 1v1" ?

[@user-bp6gd6vy9s]

Great men from both sides of the field

[@fortress1133]

God bless America.

[@amuktadir1991]

Ai I sir.

[@TheCoolProfessor]

"How could it have come to this? An army of rabble. Peasants." “I had rather have a plain russet-coated captain that knows what he fights for, and loves what he knows, than that which you call a gentleman and is nothing else.” -Oliver Cromwell

[@fanbase288]

Remember this Part No Black Flags with a Blue stripe only with stars on it.

[@garylee9738]

If you’re gonna shoot shoot. Don’t talk!

[@ottomantaueffel9973]

Et depuis cette bataille....c'est le bordel dans le monde🎉

[@DrKnow-ye6rv]

Tavington was based on an actual officer named Tarlton. So brutal, that giving tarleton's quarter meant executing prisoners, sick and wounded. Was buried in England, without honors.

[@heatherporterfield7343]

He got off lucky, considering his crimes during war.☠

[@silgen]

American propaganda, useful for riling up the rubes. In reality he was nowhere near as bad as the rebels painted him, and certainly no worse than the average American.

[@baddriversofmoosejaw8681]

@@JB-lp9xr Not to the colonists they didn't but there is one recorded instance dated more than 130 years earlier where the British did that to Irish civilians during the Irish rebellion. This movie is historically inaccurate in many ways. It portrayed the British as pure evil when the real Cornwallis wanted to make peace with the colonists and sympathize with them. It's also known that in the Battle of Yorktown, a naval tactic that hadn't been invented until decades later was where if a navy is outnumbered they can still get in among an enemy fleet making them very difficult to hit and the enemy risk hitting each other. If the Royal Navy had had that tactic, they could've won the naval battle against the French despite being outnumbered and Cornwallis would've escaped to England. The French would've been severely disadvantaged since they were at anchor. Even if Cornwallis had escaped it's unlikely he would've returned with another army as the war was draining the British treasury and support for the war was rapidly declining. Britain was already heavily in debt before the Revolutionary War because of fighting in the Seven Years' War and the French and Indian Wars. That's why they taxed the colonists heavily to replenish the treasury.

[@rharris4736]

@@baddriversofmoosejaw8681 "Not to the colonists they didn't " Um, yes, this one did. Banistre Tarelton (pardon my spelling) was so known for brutality in the war that he was personally censured by not only Cornwallis but even King George himself. That's quite literally what the OP already said.

[@UnfunnyDaffenDales98775]

I DONT understand why movies back then made me feel Special and patriotic? Unlike war movies today

[@andrewvasquez7872]

Because war isnt special or patriotic. Its bloody, brutal and inhuman. In war theres largely no good or evil men. Just men trying to survive.

[@UnfunnyDaffenDales98775]

@@andrewvasquez7872 well movies back then gave an accurate description of war I prefer them more

[@andrewvasquez7872]

@@UnfunnyDaffenDales98775 hahha no they didnt. This movie is a complete fiction. The British werent going around burning churches with people in them.

[@UnfunnyDaffenDales98775]

@@andrewvasquez7872 but they burnt down cities and towns right

[@zjco9344]

Of only now, we lived the principles of the constitution, that these men fought for!

[@matthewcastleton2263]

Actually it was more the Declaration of Independence they were fighting for, as the constitutional convention didn’t happen until several years AFTER the war ended. They were operating under the Articles of Confederation at that point in history

[@cliveeastwood1281]

Every where

[@raymondbrereton3298]

Benjamin Martin declared to end this red coats and Dragoons today.

[@DannyHetue-ls3hk]

It’s even sick just watching Tavington cough up blood once flesh gets pierced by a sword.

[@constitutionman9026]

This can, of course, be called "Braveheart 2". We've got it all, the peaceful protagonist turned warrior after the loss of family, the fight for an independent country from England, even the sticking of a horse from underneath with something like a spear. Oh, and the fictionalization of historical characters (Tavington vs. Tarleton) and events as well (there's a reason it was called Stirling BRIDGE).

[@georgecrawford8231]

I hope it never comes to this, again.

[@donpaul258]

The way things are going now, I don't know.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

" Bring me Tavington! "

[@albertovillamarin6947]

La 🗽 es más cara que la vida.