The 13th Warrior - Selection of the 13 Warriors (Firste Mann)

The 13th Warrior Old Woman firste Mann Scene
in Old Norse Language

[@jjrj8568]

Screw the critics and the clueless average moviegoer: this film blew me away in 1999 as a 14 yo and I still love it more than 20 years later; Crichton + McTiernan + European actors = epic win

[@chronosphere4277]

I remember watching this at the theater and captivated by the story and philosophy that was behind it. This scene especially had me worried that he was going to lose, but his deception worked amazingly.

[@thewindowsmaaane]

It changed me life bro haha seriously 😂

[@michealbreathnach2928]

Absolutely agree. You can picture how he felt, off across Europe to Scandinavia to fight an army of creatures

[@JohnDoe-yr3lm]

Damn straight. Good movie

[@PeterMancini]

Don't ever let anyone tell you what to love!

[@yasendenev4749]

The King didn't even wait, he chose to be the first warrior. That is a king worth dying for. And he died like a king sitting on a throne staring with his open eyes into the mountains holding his sword, and knows that victory is achieved.

[@Nantosuelta]

its pretty much the ultimate norse death. No question as to where he's going

[@I_am_Diogenes]

As a true King should .

[@thelastdrengr5443]

The were call Jarls or chieftain. It was you job to stand with you drengr, warriors, in battle. If they were willing to fight and die for you then must be the same thing in return

[@Sheehan1]

This movie just won't stop kicking ass

[@johnrobinson1762]

Made in the 90's.

[@underlordd]

why the fuck is this movie so good?

[@CostantinoVercetti]

@@underlordd It's unexplainable

[@pappabear4977]

@@underlordd The music

[@EatCarbs]

And it still holds up to this day.

[@TheScienceofnature]

A very underrated film, I enjoyed every bit of it.

[@Wolfpak23]

@g mack it is strange how the films who where mostly no succsess are in my opinion the best movies, like dune the desert planet for example. Maybe i just have a bad taste. But that does not matter because i like those movies :D

[@goblondie]

I loved that movie

[@yan2503]

This is still one of my fav movies of all time. Sure to rewatched it after couple of years.

[@paozap6086]

Yes, I liked this movie... but, the critics gave it a low rating...

[@Reige17]

My Lit class did a study on the story of Beowulf and I didn't realize the connection of this movie to the story until the teacher brought the movie to show the similarities of the events. Legends are often exaggerated and so the movie was portraying the monster Grendel being a group of cavemen wearing animal skins to become "inhuman" and the hissing woman to be "Grendel's Mother" and the army with their torches coming down the mountain was the "fire wyrm" (aka the Dragon). Kinda cool.

[@taylorrhodes5733]

A criminally underrated movie. Very few understand the true theme of this movie - and the evolution of the characters. They learn how to be brave in the face of what they do not see. They learn that what their imaginations tell them their demons are is often much worse than what reality is. For instance, the fog - at first, they dread it and do not believe what they see in it. They believe it brings the Wendol. By the end, they are brave enough to fight an entire army when the army is appearing out of the fog. Then, the Wendol - at first, they believe them to be monsters, demons from another world. But then realize they are not what they seem, and are able to overcome their fear and defeat their enemy. Like I said, just a super underrated movie. I loved it.

[@knightwind5967]

Well said, I barely noticed that. 🤘👽

[@dusanradin5868]

Nice film,except Vendols we're just another Slavic tribe at that time,and didnd live in caves at all.

[@kakablee]

It takes effort to defeat phobia & prejudice

[@jimjones1121]

​@@dusanradin5868who didn't live in caves?

[@dusanradin5868]

@@jimjones1121 Read my comment.

[@FromHyrule]

Am I the only one who gets chills. Such a motivating scene!

[@ironcladnomad5639]

Far from the only one. The score makes the scene. Jerry Goldsmith was a genius.

[@dclark142002]

This whole movie gives chills at various points.

[@PercivalFromWales]

FromHyrule Nah, you're far from being the only one. Love that scene. You can taste the excitement and anticipation of the adventure to come! :-)

[@Jjrmtv]

it is a call to adventure and service. those men knew that not all would return, but considered it an honor and duty for the tribe, for the collective whole. i can only imagine empowered one would feel if it meant one's death if it meant protecting the ones you knew, cared for and loved

[@buenfield]

@@ironcladnomad5639 Hi! Now that you are talking about the score, could you please tell me the name of the piece that starts playing at 01:10? Thank you!!

[@DEFAULTTTT]

That's the definition of "going out for a drink but the plan scalates quickly".

[@Whosaskin]

" yes mom, I think I just got drafted...not The army, AN army mom...I...It's hard to explain"

[@DEFAULTTTT]

@@Whosaskin Don't you really hate when that happens?

[@falkenvir]

He was exiled in thus Story

[@Thehighwayman429]

"Okay, we're just going to have one, right guys?" "Right" "No banditry, no pillaging, and definitely no war." "Absolutely." "LET'S GO FIGHT THE WENDOL!"

[@xlrouge]

😂😂😂

[@valvenus5715]

Their king choosing to be the first man is hardcore af.

[@Skac01]

That's how it was back then. The leader had to be the best and bravest fighter, his followers wouldn't respect him if it were a weakling.

[@mathiasrmer3305]

@@Skac01 Our leaders today could really learn something.

[@mathiasrmer3305]

@Cosmic Solution Sure

[@BeowulfGaming]

@@mathiasrmer3305 wish they did, especially leaders or EU parliament and german, french and american leaders.

[@delukard07]

@@Skac01 i agree to that if you are just warriors, if you build a civilization you also need leaders like cesar augustus to give stability to your civilization.

[@SeraphTrix]

20 years old... and still one of my favorites...

[@elite_rock_god2292]

20 years? Fuck im getting old....

[@darylobey8867]

Such a gem of a film i tryed explaining this to people who never hurd of it and all i can say is your missing out

[@biophotonix]

AGREED 🔥

[@piotrc933]

Im stand with you

[@djxchen]

I can't believe this movie bombed. It's one of my faves, and this is the best scene!!

[@somanoma6465]

djxchen You can never know with these things. What they think will flop does well and vice versa.

[@totAlvoetbal]

People are idiots

[@thejamesasher]

spent too much. it made 61m but reshoots etc cost it over 100m. too bad, the numbers make a good movie sound bad.

[@blackboxsda7853]

IIRC, the reshoot was due to their decision to change it from a horror movie to an adventure movie. I mean the source book was titled Eaters of The Dead.

[@fordgt402]

To me movies that flopped are all of todays avengers cgi fest movies.

[@bwarrior83]

Gotta give Skeld some credit, he was the most afraid of all the people there because he really believed they were gonna fight demons and shit and still he volunteer to be the 12th warrior. Respect to that.

[@samimiettinen5539]

They all believed they were going to fight demons

[@davidbutler1857]

I think Buyliwyf probably had a better idea as to what they were up against. So too with the Ranger type guy.

[@losthor1zon]

I agree, though "they all believed they were going to fight demons" is also true. But the more danger, the more glory. Valhol awaits! ("Lo, there do I see my father...")

[@JnEricsonx]

Well, once he saw they bled, and could be killed......

[@knightwind5967]

Jon Ericson "If it bleeds we can kill it."

[@edgaraugustoruizsantos4732]

The heroism in their mighty faces when they accept their deaths is just poetic and legendary.

[@Mekratrig]

Ebin goes "What the hell are you saying???" You djust got drafted, son...

[@REDOCTOBER213]

lmfao

[@hoosieryank6731]

In the book, they really didn't give him much choice in the matter--they prodded him with blades, if I recall correctly.

[@kamacazi8]

.. He got voluntold

[@buttnuggets420]

hoosieryank67 Why was he chosen in the book? The bones? Was he really the only one who wasn't a Viking?

[@janerunknown]

@@buttnuggets420 Yes! Pretty similar to the movie but before facing the Wendol; they needed get a legendary sword to Buliwif;

[@williamalexander6130]

Hands down, the best part of this movie is when he says: “The 13th man, must be no Norseman…” Antonio Banderas: “Oh for real…Where are you going to find another guy that’s not Norse?” 😂😂😂

[@jmc5910]

hahahahahahhaah. he was looking around

[@HigHrvatski]

There's a lot of Slavs around, I'm just saying.

[@GuaranaGH]

​@@jmc5910Omar Sharif was like "Don't look at me, son. It's your ass on the line!"

[@kevinmcnamara7014]

The chosen thirteen: 1) Buliwyf the Leader 2) Helfdane the Fat 3) Hyglak the Quarrelsome 4) Edgtho the Silent (5 thru 7 are my best guess) 5) Rethel the Archer 6) Haltaf the Boy 7) Roneth the Rider 8) Weath the Musician 9) Ragnar the Dour 10) Halga the Wise 11) Herger the Joyous 12) Skeld the Superstitious 13) Ahmad ibn Faldan

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

Wow thank you for sharing 👍

[@Dirtcreature]

Little brother :)

[@badt4life857]

Skol!

[@robwalsh9843]

Which warrior is the expert tracker/ranger?

[@badt4life857]

@@robwalsh9843 Edgtho

[@JadedStranger]

2:10 I love the guy to the side who's like, "Yeah!"

[@simeonnedkov894]

This movie was so epic that a simple roll call made your eyes watery

[@madiovich]

Crazy isn it. Is there something wrong with us? Lol

[@Hybridspasser]

From 1:00 OLD WOMAN: Hvem skal blive den förste man? (who shall be the first man?) MAN: Hvem er den förste man? (who is the first man?) BEOWULF: Jeg er (väre) den förste man (I am/want to be the first man) OLD WOMAN: Hvem vil väre den anden man? (who will be the second man?) .... tredje man, fjerde man, femte man, sjette man, syvende man, ottende man, niende man, tiende man... OLD WOMAN: Hvem er den ellevte man? (who is the 11th man?) HERGER: Hva' faen! Jeg er den ellevte man, send mig videre! (damn it, i'm the 11th man! Go on, send me on! (as in: to the afterlife)). OLD WOMAN: Hvem er den tolvte man? (who is the 12th man?) SKELD: Jeg vil väre den tolvte man (I will be the 12th man). OLD WOMAN: Tretten! Nummer tretten må ikke väre en af vor! (Thirteen! The thirteenth must not be one of ours!) MAN: Nummer tretten må ikke väre en fra nord (number thirteen must not be one from the North) BEOWULF: Araberen. Vi må sende arabaren. (The arab. We must send the arab).

[@klocka88]

+Hybridspasser How you got drafted back in the day, son!

[@leukoscrux]

+Hybridspasser Ty, man. I looking for that years.

[@MoonStoneChannel]

+Hybridspasser Can you explain me this language? Is it one of northern languages (norwegian, swedish...)?

[@Hybridspasser]

+Neine ORZAN Yes, it is Scandinavian. It seems to be a mix of swedish, danish and norwegian. I would say it is 50 % swedish and 50 % the others, but anyone who can speak either one of them will understand it perfectly (I'm a Dane) :)

[@MartinFlaa]

+Neine ORZAN More Norwegian than Swedish. But not entirely any of them.

[@bostria]

Camera movement and positioning around Banderas here is so subtle, so well done. We see most of the scene through his eyes while Shariff is translating the dialogue. Immersive storytelling at its best.

[@anakeveney7186]

Most of these men are older, hard-bitten, battle-seasoned. Beware an older man in a job where the men usually die young. They did not want to die old, in bed. This gave me major goosebumps.

[@khairiaris]

@@somebody700 Would he have attained martyrdom, experienced a lost for the first time, or even more victories had not been forced out by Umar r. a... Allah knows best..

[@SaSayed90]

@@khairiaris Umar wasn’t a warrior

[@Rottensparrow]

this is so much better movie than "vikings" tv series and their stupid modern haircuts and biker clothes lmfao

[@ragnarlothbrok3849]

+Ringeistvonmordor pardon me?

[@isaacisaac1130]

Ringeistvonmordor lol spot on

[@Potida1]

true

[@ragnarlothbrok3849]

+ Keti Kanchashvili keti she arasworo =)))

[@mjollnir85ts]

This rings true..i stopped watching after the crippled kid got his hot wheels..dumb show.

[@naseemrehman7000]

I STILL pay to watch this movie like once a year. The 90s and 00s Banderas was badass. The story behind this was super accurate and powerful. Esp when he listens and learns their language. Forges his own blade. Bowlvyf forever

[@jamesh.5765]

Every time it comes on TV I make popcorn fast, grab cokes, and watch!

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

I have the movie on an original VHS. My pride.

[@Hitokage]

Great movie, great music!

[@TheCromcrom]

Amazing movie. And the use of latin as a a common tongue is A+ masterpiece.

[@Kimmerios-l5u]

In the book it was greek that was used as common language and that was more historically accurate.It was even used in the beginning of the film by Omar Sharif.

[@notfeedynotlazy]

@@Kimmerios-l5u Yep, as Greek was the defacto comertial lingua franca in most of the areas surrounding the Byzantine Empire - the area they were travelling through. It was the tongue he expected them to know. And he fell back to Latin afterwards, which was the _actual_common tongue in most of Western Europe - the area those Vikings would be from. It was the tongue they actually knew. So the switch of languages made a LOT of sense in that scene.

[@Kimmerios-l5u]

@@notfeedynotlazy in a way you are right but still we have to take into considertion that in the 10th century A.D. the knowledge of Latin was not spread in pagan Scandinavia nor it was common knowldedge to a cultivated Arab living in Syria or Mesopotamia .

[@notfeedynotlazy]

@@Kimmerios-l5u yes, that's why just ONE viking spoke it, and why just ONE Arabian spoke it, too

[@Judge_Magister]

@@Kimmerios-l5uLatin was known in Scandinavia and Arabia a long time before the 10th century, because of Rome and Christianity. People were not totally ignorant about each other in those days, trade and diplomacy were as important then as it is now.

[@UnimatrixOne]

One of the most important scenes is when Ahmad ibn Fadlan learns the language just by listening and the Viking King asks him to write something ('paint words') and then to imitate him the next morning - to show him that Vikings are capable of learning and not barbarians. I love this movie, have seen it at least 12 times!

[@khairiaris]

The exact lines were, "Draw sounds".. The words they drew were, "There is no god, but Allah. Muhammad is His Messenger"

[@pablom-f8762]

It was also a test of honesty, if Ahmed had failed to correct that last word, it is likely he would not had gotten that sword.

[@Judge_Magister]

They are not vikings, they are Rus.

[@HisVirusness]

​@@Judge_MagisterSemantics.

[@newcomernewsfmv1343]

​@@Judge_Magisterand they could write. But rus and vijings did have ancient historical connection.

[@ricksprings]

2:29 When whole room knows the answer, except you! One of my favorite movies. Love the camaraderie built with their time & experiences together; learning language/drawing symbols scenes, horse riding skills, sword-modification scene, Little Brother nickname, etc...Ebin adjusts to Viking culture but never loses his Muslim faith. Terrific movie all around..

[@klocka88]

That awesome moment when you understands everything they are saying!

[@Jojo-kv6iv]

Norse language direct translation: 0:10 Man: "Where are the Angel of Death?" 0:12 Man: "Bring/(call for) the Angel of Death! She must come here" 0:19 Old woman: "The Gods know. The Gods can tell. The Gods know. The Gods know" 0:29 Man: "Beautiful woman....bring the bones" 0:34 Old woman: "The Gods will tell.........bones" 0:38 (mumbling) 0:44 Old Woman: "VALKYRIES!.....MOONS!.........??????" 1:00 Man: "As (many) there are months" 1:03 Old woman: "Who shall be the first?" 1:05 Man: "Who wants to be the first man?" 1:08 Man: "I am a worthy first man" 1:10: Old woman: Who wants to be the 2. man?" 1:14 "I want to be the 2. man!" ............................................... ............................................... 2:13 Old woman: "13!!!....Number 13 must not be one from (the) North!" 2:26 Man: "Number 13 must not be one from (the) North" 2:36 Man: "The Arab?!" 2:38 Man: "We must send the Arab"

[@ironcladnomad5639]

This should be pinned.

[@Mariachi1206]

Thanks, I had to scroll way too long for this translation.

[@Mariachi1206]

I always though she was calling out the men specifically. Knowing that all volunteer makes it even more epic.

[@bandofbrothers5860]

As a German it's unbelievable how much I understand of this language. To me it sounds like a mix between Dutch and Norwegian

[@KristerAndersson-nc8zo]

it is actually Norwegian. In these times there was a common language in the Nordic countries it have divererged somewhat today but as a Swede I have no problems understanding Danish and Norwegian and they have no problem understanding me.

[@TheBarser]

@@KristerAndersson-nc8zo It is a mix. the actors seems to speak there own languages

[@KristerAndersson-nc8zo]

@@TheBarser Yes they do It is called Norwegian singular. Strange though since the Norwegians travelled westwards.

[@TheBarser]

@@KristerAndersson-nc8zo huh? I just know one of the danish actors in there, and he clearly speaks with a very westjute danish dialect.

[@TheBarser]

@Mike H nr 10. It is Asbjørn Riis. He is a danish wrestler. As a kid in the early 90s i saw him a lot in tv as he hosted the danish wwf/wcw. He is an awesome guy. He got a thick jutland westcoast dialect and he is From the danish island of Mors where he got a wrestling school. In this clip he just say: Jeg skal være den tiende mand/ i am going to be the 10 man. I understand all of the actors in the movie, though some more clearly than others.

[@underlordd]

Oh look, its the best movie of all time.

[@Wyrmshadow]

RIP Omar Sharif, died a few days ago.

[@rascalofjoy3006]

+Incog Incog Yet he will live on in the memories of people, while you will continue to be the piece of shit you are. He probably had more class and sophistication in his little finger than you will ever have.

[@usarmycaptainamerica]

+Rascal Of Joy If you think a man putting his hands on a woman in a violent manner and striking her in the face is "class" and "sophistication" then you are a fool.I am sure if more people were aware of him treating women in such a manner were more well known he would very quickly fall out of their favor.

[@rascalofjoy3006]

Incog Incog 1. He was pissed 2. He was old and suffered from Alzheimers.

[@usarmycaptainamerica]

+Rascal Of Joy Sadly that was not the case. The answer is that he followed a sick and twisted ideology that advocates the abuse of women, and their subjugation otherwise known as islam. I would encourage you to actually take a look at what it teaches so you can see the truth about the threat it poses to the civilized world. You can do so here. thereligionofpeace.com/

[@usarmycaptainamerica]

+Rascal Of Joy Cite to me ANY scripture where Christ advocated murder and mayhem like islam does and Islam's prophet preached, or any violence at all.There are a great many things done in the name of God that are not very Godly and contradict what the bible says. The same CANNOT be said of islam.If you want to educate yourself please do, if not continue to wallow in darkness.

[@Mustafa.Shakir]

John McTiernan really has a special style of camera work when looking at his work, and especially this film. Fucking brilliant direction in this movie.

[@somanoma6465]

Mustafa Shakir Makes you feel like you're in the room with them

[@anzor.nakayev]

The same was with Predator. John Mctiernan is a very underrated director.

[@Mustafa.Shakir]

@@anzor.nakayev Yeah Predator and Die Hard 3 among others have the same dynamic camera work. Very underrated.

[@anzor.nakayev]

@@Mustafa.Shakir agree

[@mavrike296]

The oracle sounds like the crazy cat lady off The Simpsons hahaha

[@luislopez3726]

Mavrike 29 yeah, except the oracle doesnt speak or yell gibberish and doesn't throw cats

[@DARKMATTERTIME]

This is masterpiece

[@buttnuggets420]

I remember when I was a kid watching this! This scene still gives me goosebumps.

[@kassi420]

Zero dislike... obviously because it's one of the greatest scenes in movie history!

[@MaureenMaynes]

Wonderful Film. Gripping from beginning to end. Wonderful to watch the respect between the Norsemen and the lone Arab - especially his horse - grow and grow.

[@notfeedynotlazy]

and how it starts with a bunch of well-used "yo momma" insults!

[@Wayoutthere]

2023, still watching.

[@scottshanahan3827]

I like how the older Arab man and the Viking are speaking in a language known to both of them that's neither of their first language.

[@wiry7428]

Both of the Caliph in Baghdad and the Viking (Varangian) had foreign relations with Greek Byzantium/eastern roman empire at the time. The arab had trade and politic relations with the Greek Byzantium, while the Viking/Varangians had also trade and worked as mercenaries for Byzantium empire.

[@lordicarus8807]

This movie sends ALL the chills down my spine with every single scene!!!

[@enriquemansilla1862]

Best movie Banderas was in

[@clefsan]

no matter how often I rewatch this scene, the way the music enhances the whole atmosphere always sends shivers down my spine.

[@csl9495]

I miss these types of European mideval warrior films

[@GermanicWarrior]

Watch The Northman (2022). Almost as good as The 13th Warrior.

[@sharpshootera]

When you go out to drink with your buddies but ended up making the final Crusade to retake the Constantinople !

[@blackbox3431]

nah it will be islamic forever.

[@laurencelikestopgun]

I swear to god, when I saw this on VHS there's an extended scene of the Arab guy complaining not wanting to go.

[@cleess2836]

I like the fact that Lain is used as the buffer language between them. It actually makes a lot of historic sense.

[@mattturner7531]

Whenever volunteers are called for...and I'm totally into it: "Ye El Bey De Firsta Man"

[@Fantomas24ARM]

2:00 I love the Herger's part, he is like "fine I will go screw you all" 😂

[@qwipperty]

Yep. I'll, and bring me another brew!

[@lionelhutz5137]

Here's my attempt at Herger's rant: (slams cup down) "gods be damned! I'll be the 11th man, somebody has to babysit all of you!"

[@JnEricsonx]

I would think, "Hell with it, I'll be the 11th, might as well die on a great quest!"

[@carloko08]

hahhaha yea i agree with you, Herger was the cool dude there, a real older brother being the short guy :D

[@commandershepard5450]

You have to give skeld special props, he legit believed they were Demons and he still volunteered to fight

[@knightwind6628]

You can hear the hesitation and fear in Skeld's voice as he says he'll be the 12th man. Going off to fight mist demons does sound fucking scary, I don't blame Skeld one bit. ✌️😎

[@ayoubzougari2761]

one of May best movies epic salute from Algeria

[@philleotardo8760]

“He calls for the angel of death.” She brings the bones of the future. She’s an Oracle.

[@kiinbcde]

You have to read about islam go watch and listen to ahmed deedat and zakir naik

[@javiersolis-gi2zm]

I watch this scene ones a year, and get excited and laugh, like the first time in the theater. I've never understand why this movie was not a major success. I love it

[@WarriorofCathar]

Thanks for throwing me under the bus old man.

[@oldtoby1591]

I would've waited until they picked the 13th warrior and then jumped up with my chest pumped out,exclaiming "I will come too!" and when they said "No,the 13 have been chosen!",I would've adopted a sad look and then said "Okay,but,I'm definitely on the next one!"

[@Nebukadnezzer]

I was contemplating the same strategy.

[@losthor1zon]

You would have earned your nickname that day. No one would let you forget it.

[@MrRookie1981]

Old Toby the Pathetic sounds like one of the flock though...

[@perfectstorm8204]

What if they said "I think we can squeeze one more on!"

[@vladdracula1631]

l would slay them all and say:'l'm gonna do this shit all by myself.' l'm such a badass.

[@marieadams3720]

Love the angel of death shrieking Valkyreeee!!!

[@celestialaeonproject]

Ah, I remember watching just this scene over and over back in the day! It's just so damn epic

[@rigelark7286]

Celestial Aeon Project celtic music & epic music Me too. I still do now. 😁 👍

[@RustyGorbi]

-"what the hell are you saying?" -"you have just been drafted son!"

[@endrupinto]

jajaja omar sharif was the selected but he passed the turn to banderas...genius! translator benefits, sorry for my english

[@EvilPaladin11]

@@endrupinto I'm confused. How is it known that it was the older guy was supposed to go?

[@thenumbah1birdman]

@@EvilPaladin11 Would you send an elderly man to fight a horde of killer neanderthals or the younger and more physically fit man?

[@EvilPaladin11]

@@thenumbah1birdman The other comment made it sound like the translator tricked Ibn to go instead of himself. Though yeah, practicality wise, sending Ibn to go makes more sense. Since Ibn is younger and can recover from physical stuff quicker (though still fucked because he was a poet, rather than a soldier, or ANY physical profession (Ibn was lucky to survive the movie/book long enough to adapt, and continue to survive)).

[@Amber5471]

I just love this movie. Probably partly because this was a movie my dad and I would watch together

[@Mark-xh8md]

The way Antonio Banderes looked around as they all stared at him 😅 "W....what?" 😂

[@Vath121]

I love the language.

[@yassine073t]

“The 13th warrior is you” What about you old man? 🤣🤣

[@x-rayvision6182]

The good old days of VHS.Watching a non hd format on those old televisions gave the movie something special that modern movies in 4k doesn't have or is just me growing up in those times.

[@GermanicWarrior]

Absolutely. The bad video and sound quality has something relaxing and mystical..

[@rowdy589]

Love how they just look at him like "You, you're coming us".

[@ahmedalmoghairi5630]

It is Underrated movie because it showed a fare side of the history of Arabs. Ahmed bin Fadlan was fare too and wrote about the Vikings and his book still people can read today and he passed their bravery stories with fairness and honestness.

[@whereeaglesdare9584]

They used to crank out like 4 movies this good a year….and we just took it for granted. I think at the time this got pretty weak reviews, but I LOVED it then at 16 and still do now nearly 40!

[@achievementhunter7352]

I want to be the firste Mann! :(

[@haggarmonster]

Such a film. Just sat watching it now again for the 100th time. One of my all time favourites.

[@SMbigpapi]

hey it's the Blackfish

[@SaddamHussain-gx9nc]

SMbigpapi hahahaha.. He was my fav character in GOT along with Jorah

[@user-ok1vf6qx4k]

I love this movie!

[@JackTenrec-qk4zp]

Great music kicks in, they gather for the expedition to face unknown ancient evil and to save people they never even met like they were going for a weekend fishing trip, bravery and nobility in its purest form

[@samjon19919]

Oracle: The 13th warrior must be NO north man!!!" *everyone looks at Ibn* Ibn: Shhhhheeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittt

[@reinhardvanastrea3019]

Samuel Tautolo ahmed ibn fadhlan

[@mageds2684]

Ibn means son. So you have to say his first name. You didn’t know so now you do.

[@samjon19919]

@@mageds2684 Thank you very much for the lesson!! Now I know!!

[@phantomwraith1984]

@@reinhardvanastrea3019 Ibn

[@UmbrellaWatch]

strong feelings in this scene.. awesome! take me.. i will be the 14ths man! hell ya!!! so many of us would be !! strength and honor!!

[@klocka88]

Lok'tar ogar!

[@ryansta]

Love this Film.

[@r.kolemaistos7788]

No matter what you say about the precise historical accuracy, this film really went out of its way to convey the fundamental experience of otherness of the past - not just to us, the viewers, but also between the different cultures, in a world where so much remained terra incognita. It's very intriguing, and dare I say quite intelligent. Even the Latin is comprehensible, and a pretty good representation of how a lingua franca might have been used. Hard to believe it was panned by the critics.

[@elite_rock_god2292]

Man this always happend when im at The pub...

[@jamesberry4514]

Pure classic

[@mathieutasse]

Imagine if they still making movies like this one! I remember in 1999 when they released the movie, i was 13 and still watching it like the first time!

[@Judas_1989]

Fun fact - Bulwiyf is Ulfric Stormcloak.

[@SaltborneHeathen]

Also Erik from the first season of Vikings

[@miloradowicz]

Ulfric is an impostor, and a sorry excuse for a king.

[@davidlacoste]

Vladimir Kulich. The guy has some presence.

[@haskapaska]

2nd man is "Blackfish" Tully

[@MetalMutant]

Epic scene

[@Hk86bs]

what a great storyline and movie

[@_innerpeacekeeper]

My fave scene from this movie.

[@ZakEmber]

I love a movie where the main character walks in a wimp and walks out a warrior! It's not the greatest movie in the world, but it's pretty damn awesome for the music, atmosphere, and the ass-kicking Nords! That end scene with the chant?! Legendary!

[@jet6619]

Anyone notice how ibn smiles when his soon to be bestie volunteers to be the 11th warrior? Extremely amazing scene and acting.

[@panflutejedi]

An epic scene in an epic movie. German is my Muttersprache (mother language), and I have also learned English since I was very young (my father was an American soldier stationed in Germany). I also studied both Latin and Greek as a teenager, and have spent a fair amount of time in Norway and Sweden. It was actually an amusing experience to see this movie with my American friends, because they gave me weird looks when I was able to translate every single language spoken in the first 15 minutes. The 13th Warrior is literally a complete test of almost my entire linguistic skill set (I also speak Brazilian Portuguese).

[@thejamesasher]

damn bruh you work for the UN?

[@ehoeirgoudan6471]

Are you a diplomat?

[@goblondie]

Just rewatched it again tonight for xxxxxx time, and still enjoyed it max if not more.

[@tumppu1975]

"Lo, There do I see my Father"

[@elite_rock_god2292]

Lo there do I see my father; Lo there do I see my mother and my sisters and my brothers; Lo there do I see the line of my people, back to the beginning. Lo, they do call to me, they bid me take my place among them, in the halls of Valhalla, where the brave may live forever.

[@YODAJJ]

So cool..love this movie

[@douglasfulmer5483]

This scene still gives me chills.

[@charraandaik4938]

one of my most favorite scenes, I love that movie

[@gatorcroc7212]

Well, the language spoken in the film is actually Norwegian! And not Old Norse, but to the film's credit all the actors knew Norwegian! And Old Norse would've taken way to long to learn correctly. So even though it not actual Old Norse, Norwegian/Swedish/Dutch/Danish/Icelandic are the modern descendants of Old Norse so its good in my book :)

[@ricklong30]

Most people also do not catch that when Banderas says to try Greek the Northman is speaking Latin LOL

[@Khwaab]

You´re right except that ALL the actors knew Norwegian. You can clearly hear who isn´t Scandinavian. I´m sorry but Buliwyf´s attempted Norwegian makes me shudder LOL. It´s very bad!

[@kevinalderskans1670]

No stop your BS they are speaking a mixture of swedish, norwegian. And they are speaking gammel svenska, older swedish. To authentic in this movie they had to speak mostly swedish to sound eastern norse

[@yankee1112]

0:44 I rant like this when I roll nothing but 1’s too

[@pasaesballard3601]

Eater of the dead the book and movie is a 💎 gem.

[@lerlo]

I remember watching this movie as a kid.. OMG it was SO AWESOME!

[@williammajor1708]

I love the fact that I showed my girl this and I'm from Scotland. She is from India 🇮🇳 and while this scene played out on the TV. I told her I'm the first man and I believe I gave her a strong baby.

[@daabongz]

gives me chills every time

[@elliotgregory3356]

❤️ this scene and this film. Really underrated and with the Northman coming it's a good time to rewatch it

[@unclejohnthezef]

1:00 Jag är väre den första man! I love this movie...

[@Mekratrig]

Ist das no der forsta man? Yah das ist der forsta man!

[@Khwaab]

"Jeg vil være den første mann". Sorry, I couldn´t hold back.

[@underlordd]

Can you write down what all the vikings said in norse? That would be awesome!

[@PrinceofMacedonVlogs]

that soundtrack is heroic AF