"This Will Not Suffice." - Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

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"This Will Not Suffice." - Kingdom of Heaven (2005) #shorts #movie #kingdomofheaven #movieinsight
Kingdom of Heaven is a 2005 epic historical drama film directed and produced by Ridley Scott and written by William Monahan. It features an ensemble cast comprising Orlando Bloom, Eva Green, Ghassan Massoud, Jeremy Irons, David Thewlis, Brendan Gleeson, Edward Norton, Marton Csokas, Liam Neeson, Michael Sheen, Velibor Topić and Alexander Siddig.
The film is a heavily fictionalised portrayal of the events leading to the Third Crusade, focusing mainly on Balian of Ibelin who fights to defend the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem from the Ayyubid Sultan Saladin.
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[@movieinsightreal]

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[@sarnxero2628]

You gotta watch the directors cut. The theatrical cut makes the movie a nonsensical mess to try and keep it under 3 hours.

[@paulfromnewcastle9522]

Chess 16 white pieces, 16 black pieces and 1 chessboard = 33

[@paulfromnewcastle9522]

The actor in white clothing is playing white , the other actor in black clothing is playing black 🤔

[@EZAZOHL]

It's crazy that that was Edward Norton he didn't even m take credits until the DVD cause the director said something about Norton an used his name then they had to add him to the credits but I was an unnamed part when the movie released

[@user-dy5zx6nj8]

Oke

[@GenXCoder]

It takes a great actor to come through from behind a mask with a great performance. The eyes, head gestures and line delivery were excellent.

[@tonybuckley6413]

yea spot on , classy performance

[@freakindirt12341]

Oh my God, it's Edward Norton

[@evanpetelle5669]

@@freakindirt12341yep isn’t that shit crazy?

[@freakindirt12341]

@@evanpetelle5669 just bonkers, I always remembered Baldwin as a character and this movie as a whole, but never put two and two together

[@stephenwest6738]

Edward Norton wasn't the man wearing the mask and moving. He did the voice acting alone.

[@willhull1735]

Edward Norton nailed it as king Baldwin.

[@AHersheyHere]

Now that you say it, you can hear it in the voice. He surely did.

[@darrenhartigan3033]

I had wondered myself (only seeing clips of this movie ) who the actor is must watch the movie when I get the chance

[@DD-sw1dd]

No idea that was Norton

[@choughed3072]

All these years and not once did I think Baldwin was played by Edward Norton.

[@beastwaynes4868]

He didn't want to be credited for the film either.

[@Dead_or_Wild]

Probably the best advice ever given.

[@lukeamparo6586]

Till it was used against him.

[@vteles]

@@lukeamparo6586But he did not regret it. The King respected Balian’s decision and did not even tried to persuade him otherwise.

[@Parasmunt]

Still as true today or in any age, own your own soul.

[@Dead_or_Wild]

@@Parasmunt couldn't have put it better. Respect!

[@niropaxum958]

also a diss to everyone making the "I was following orders argument"

[@geennaam1201]

A king telling his subjects to not only listen to him but also to themselves is some powermove

[@ajdominguez1002]

Outstanding move!

[@NeonValleys]

Textbook manipulation and insanely effective. If you can make the person think what they are doing was their own idea or was motivated by their own thought (kinda like inception) you can get them to do anything and with full cooperation. It also has the added effect of technically not being fundamentally wrong, there's nothing truly flawed about the logic of what's being said, and can avoid all culpability and likelihood they will see what your truly doing.

[@aimanbabahmed7449]

​@@NeonValleys but it will not suffice. On THAT day....

[@psychshift]

"virtue at the time was not convenient". " This will not suffice". Ragnar lothbtok: " power is a dangerous thing, it attracts the worst and corrupts the best; power is only given to those whom are willing to lower themselves to pick it up"..

[@PeachDragon_]

"who wants to be king?"

[@stopgenduh1690]

God Ragnar is so goddamn cool in that show I really gotta get back into it

[@WiseAsSerpentsHarmlessAsDoves]

Well power is not given only to those who lower themselves, clearly. On the other hand, it's a true rarity.

[@stopgenduh1690]

@@WiseAsSerpentsHarmlessAsDoves it depends on what you consider lowering yourself. You could also call it getting your hands dirty or sacrificing your morals

[@NinjaSushi2]

​@@stopgenduh1690I watched it all. Great show even after they move on from him.

[@Talosbug]

“I was just following orders”

[@bargainhuntbricks420]

I've been at the mercy of men just following orders... never again

[@TheCimbrianBull]

This will not suffice!

[@remainprofane7732]

Into hell you go!

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@bargainhuntbricks420 Yeah right 🙄

[@bargainhuntbricks420]

@donarthiazi2443 that was a quote from Magneto in first class.

[@TrueRomancer04]

"Every subject's duty is the King's, but every man's soul's his own." -Shakespeare, Henry V

[@YoloHunt]

One of the BEST scenes this movie produced.

[@devo076]

Any movie.

[@jacobwilliams899]

And then at the end when they schemed to marry him to his sister he balked and reminded the King of the very advice he had given him. You can hear the flat delivery of "so be it" as his plan falls apart and he realizes his kingdom just crashed on the rocks of virtue ahead of what Guy would do with the army.

[@gronizherz3603]

@@jacobwilliams899 "I may have murdered a priest, but I will not marry the king's hot sister to save countless lives and prevent war" Thank you Balian, very virtuous. :|

[@squirrelthenut7419]

He killed a corrupt priest and only didn't marry her because it would have resulted in the death of many others​@@gronizherz3603

[@kaspersaldell]

​@@gronizherz3603Balian was an absolute moron. A good warrior, but a complete moron otherwise.

[@HALTSMAULALLLER]

I love his calm way of speaking. It’s so powerful. He knows his fate and has no hurry. That’s a super dangerous man

[@lesserson2182]

Some truly awesome dialogue in this movie, and everything Baldwin says is straight fire, though he's only in the movie for maybe 10 minutes of its run time.

[@tristendraper9344]

Edward Norton really stuck out in this film, such an incredible performance as King Baldwin.

[@WilliamsWrestlin]

So much so that I thought the whole movie was about him

[@usman9625]

Unfortunately, can't say the same about Orlando.

[@Silwiz]

Even in his state of decay, he holds true to his faith. What a King, what a man!

[@brucewhitten4880]

Edward Norton plays a small but pivotal part in this movie. As King Baldwin, historically, he defeated Saladin with a small outnumbered army and was able to claim and hold Jerusalem for a period of time until his death of leprosy. Edward excelled in his portrayal, don't you think ?

[@SteveJoe911]

100%👍

[@CommentsProbablyDeleted]

If only Jerusalem is ruled by men the calibre of king Baldwin 4th or Salahuddin. People who did not bask in cruelty or base deception.

[@aaronburdon221]

​@@CommentsProbablyDeletedSaleh ul-din wasn't an extremely moral man but he was an excellent diplomat and a very intelligent man. A mid commander of troops but gratefully he surrounded himself with men who were more well versed in that sort of thing. There was one thing in the movie that annoyed me about their retelling of it. After he takes Jerusalem, he didnt just let the Christians leave. He enslaved them and allowed them to buy their freedom. Balien was so well loved and remembered because he pretty much bankrupted himself buying people's freedom.

[@CommentsProbablyDeleted]

@@aaronburdon221 Ok. Was he better than the current rulers of Jerusalem?

[@aaronburdon221]

@@CommentsProbablyDeleted In some ways, yes. In some ways no.

[@FourEyedFrenchman]

Man debunked the Nuremberg Defense centuries before it was even a thing.

[@carlosandleon]

people who follow that advice are bad soldiers

[@theanathema3062]

Indeed, King Baldwin the 4th of Jerusalem, the Leper King, was ahead of his time

[@rouninpanda6318]

Yet, somehow that same defense is still in use to this day to defend all sorts of tyranny.

[@discipleaj]

​@theanathema3062 He wasn't ahead of his time, his knowledge comes from the Bible, and thus the LORD, who is above all time and space, and this makes it that much more hard hitting. Your choices matter in life. Thought, word and actions /inactions. And you will be held accountable for them by the one true righteous and holy LORD in judgement. You can choose to trust in His only begotten Son Jesus Christ and be covered from the judgement and inherit eternal life in paradise, or you can go your own way, _which is the way of the deciever, the enemy, be your own 'god',_ and still end up at the same end place, having to stand in front of Him, but without His Son having covered you where you will perish.

[@M0butu]

When you come before GOD, not before man. btw the "Nuremberg defense" has been used countless times before and after. Remember WikiLeaks? Abu Ghraib? Guantanamo? Or the current Covid nonsense?

[@z1az285]

what an incredibly powerful phrase...the adage "we were just following orders" doesn't cut it, especially if the orders were immoral. brilliant

[@FalconFastest123]

King: You cannot tell God that virtue was not convenient at the time. Balam: *goes out and sleeps with the King's sister who is married to another man.*

[@ortho-g9826]

Hollywood

[@vteles]

You’ve missed the point. Balian did it knowing full well it was wrong, because he felt like it. The point the King is making here is that you cannot(or should not) commit bad actions and then try to spint it or justify it as a good action. Whatever you do, own it and take responsability.

[@jonirischx8925]

Main character syndrome: "yeah but God will cut me some slack, Ridley Scott is literally making a movie about me" The leper king: "Did I stutter?"

[@Ricossmft28]

They actually address this after one of the times they’ve finished and are having some pillow talk Balian tells Sybylla that they should stop as they have sinned by committing adultery and she then tells him they are upper class therefore the commandments do not apply to them that they are only for all the others

[@tresojos]

One of the great things about life​@@Ricossmft28

[@CdFMasterVideo]

I wish more people in history had followed that piece of advice.

[@loganb7059]

I wish more people today would follow that advice.

[@CdFMasterVideo]

@@loganb7059 Yup. Well, technically what we do today is tomorrow's history, and that's another good reason to not hide behind short-term excuses.

[@tonybuckley6413]

What a film..!! , has to be the director’s cut tho

[@movieinsightreal]

Yes, it is

[@tonybuckley6413]

@@movieinsightreal what is Jerusalem worth ? .. nothing… everything

[@JerseyGrillbilly]

"None have claim. All have claim! "

[@abdullahrehman1768]

Where can you watch the directors cut?

[@tonybuckley6413]

@@abdullahrehman1768 unsure , have the Blu-ray dvd myself, it 45min longer than the theatrical version, worth the search tho

[@urosradoman6892]

Director's cut, actually makes A LOT OF sense

[@deborahsandy12]

This scene changed my life. When i watched it for the first time it felt like King Baldwin IV was giving the advice to me directly. My life changed for much better after this 🙏

[@devoradiaz5061]

I’ve watched this movie more than I can say! It has made an impact.

[@NS-zi1xv]

your a man?

[@dpeasehead]

I am not a believer, but this conversation has always stuck with me because I have spent my whole life hearing people, especially religious people justify all the manner of wrongs, injustices, and atrocities both current and historical because, because, because...While lecturing others about "personal responsibility." This is one of the best depictions of the concept of personal responsibility tied to a moral code because it acknowledges the fact that in the real world, it is not easy, and that taking a moral stance will or may come with personal costs.

[@donaldarthur3497]

I pray you come to terms with God. The devil will distract you by any means to keep you from the truth. You wrote with an open heart so i likewise. I want be preachey to you. Personally after I trust Jesus Christ as my LORD AND SAVIOUR my inner man was satisfied. May God help you in your journey to truth and happiness spiritually.

[@dpeasehead]

@@donaldarthur3497 Thank you for your thoughtful and respectful response!

[@unclewormwood]

Being an Atheist is a lonely, pointless, restless existence devoid of meaning. We are a species that worships, either worship the divine or you'll end up worshipping the profane. Look no further than the fib sequence or golden ratio, for this fantastic simulation to be without a creator would be impossible. It would be like an explosion in a print shop creating a dictionary. Arrogance is like blindness to the truth you wish not to believe. Life is better with purpose, any parent understands love. The Love of God is why we are, Love is the "why" and we are all simply a dream in the mind of God. I was an atheist then I went to college, studied math and saw patterns that had no other explanation than the divine.

[@dpeasehead]

@@unclewormwood One would be hard put to find any people more arrogant (and hostile) than a lot of religious people. Possessing the one truth is pretty addictive, isn't it. We can watch an example of typical end results of that thinking; "I have the one truth" playing out in Gaza as we speak. Religion is like any other ideology with the sole exception that, unlike most other human derived ideologies it never has to actually deliver because the excuses for its failures and for those of its followers and for the excesses of its fanatics are built in. Give 1000 people the same text and one will get 1000 interpretations most of which just happen to support whatever agenda they have and that agenda is usually some form of entitlement and domination over the opposite sex or over other people who are not like them. But I guess that your blindness prevents you from seeing those forms of profanity...Or perhaps you're just another religious enabler and apologist clutching your after life insurance policy...

[@BoxStudioExecutive]

@@unclewormwood You didn't study math, don't lie.

[@justrollin6734]

This movie is a true cinematic masterpiece, where the action and cinematography serve to support the dialogue, instead of supplanting it. And what incredible dialogue it is

[@avrilfan0521]

15+ years later this is still one of the best movie quotes

[@Shinobimenace]

Kingdom of heaven hits different really moved me when the knight’s hospitalier tells Balian that basically you don’t have to be perfect to get into heaven you just have to be a good person and the best you. Then later on I found out he was supposed to be an angel. Just makes so much sense if you’ve seen the movie.

[@Birdy890]

Clearly not written by someone that's read the Bible then.

[@fascilime]

​@@Birdy890have you actually read it, though? The grace of the Lord being the only way into Heaven is sort of the Bible's entire schtick. It's like... The whole point. None of us are perfect, therefore we do not need to be perfect. All of us are deserving of damnation

[@Birdy890]

​@@fascilimeThis is just a way to remove Jesus Christ from the message, as the writers and yourself clearly fell for. Christ said "I am the door" he wasn't describing himself as a piece of furniture, he's the way to get in. "Being a good person" and "Being the best you" has nothing to do with that, because your access to heaven is determined not by YOU but by HIM. Because EVERYONE falls short of the glory of God.

[@skeetsvar162]

​The bible was written by human beings, if god exists it's almost a certainty that people would twist his words and teachings into a means of control. God doesn't care about your faith, he doesn't care if you worship him, he just would like it if you weren't a complete piece of shit. Religious people need to overcomplicate simple ideas in order to give off a sense of grandiosity and epicness that God doesn't really need or want Kinda like how Hell is depicted as fire and brimstone in popular media when in reality hell is just the world you live in right now and all it's bullshit. It's not hard to be like Jesus...it's just harder than being an asshole.

[@Birdy890]

@@skeetsvar162 Are you doing a parody of teenage angst or do you actually think that way? hahaha

[@CommentsProbablyDeleted]

I felt a deep shiver inside myself when Baldwin reminded him of his free will and what it means to exercise it before God.

[@bencavallero6776]

Crazy that the first time I saw this I had no idea who was behind the mask. I guessed maybe Ralph Fiennes because of the voice. When I discovered later that it was Edward Norton, I thought that sounds nothing like him but I could hear his voice only slightly in the character. It was a magnificent performance behind the mask. I am taken mainly by Baldwin's scenes and would actually have preferred a movie centered around him.

[@hulking_presence]

☦️☦️☦️

[@HarvestMoon2049]

That mask is so beautiful.

[@joshuaboudreau5258]

Ed Norton did this role beautifully

[@deborahsandy12]

King Baldwin IV is the example of peak masculinity for sure, what a great man he was!

[@SayBiird]

One of my favourite movies for years and I just learned today Edward Norton was behind that mask. That was some good acting

[@movedbycompassion]

Dude, I found out like 3 days ago.

[@markbowles2382]

Baldwin is absolutely the pinnacle of virtue..... study his life.... he was respected by even his enemies....

[@garymiller3194]

Truly this man was outstanding

[@MrSpot41]

In simpler words, we are all responsible for our own actions.

[@barrydaemi6287]

Baldwin IV of Jerusalem words in this scene are wholly true. One wise would heed his words, as ultimately his word will ring true.

[@TheFrogEnjoyer]

King Baldwin the based

[@jessehayes8052]

I still think it's incredible how heartfelt, wise, and understanding Edward Norton could portray The Leper King through the mask

[@northernleigonare]

Those lines are delivered so gracefully, that's bloody good acting.

[@caucaznazn22]

Love this part - as the king tries to move his beloved knight, only for the knight to stake claim over his soul in accordance to the king's own words.

[@WallNutBreaker524]

Wisdom. This is wisdom. 😳👌✝️⛪

[@darkschneider6221]

Powerful words.

[@mr.graves2867]

Edward Norton was awesome here

[@leodwinak]

Thank you

[@mr.graves2867]

@@leodwinak for what exactly?

[@leodwinak]

@@mr.graves2867 name of the actor. I recognized the voice but couldn't place him.

[@mr.graves2867]

@leodwinak Yeah, no problem, dude. I had to watch the credits when it first came out to find out, lol

[@thejtd21]

I knew it was him

[@rheahorvath9274]

This kind of profound scene by great actors is so rare! One of my favorite scenes of all time. ♥️

[@ramsshelbs6536]

“When you stand before god you cannot say, but I was told by others to do thus” what a great kind Baldwin was!

[@hridoymahbub4793]

One of the two best scenes and the most powerful speech of the movie

[@Wataadog]

The slight scoff when he says king was perfect

[@maximusvonce1381]

Totally correct. You are accountable only to yourself before God. Excuses wont work.

[@harryaustin4327]

Man I’ve watched this scene so many times, amazing writing and acting. Orlando Bloom and Edward Norton were both brilliant in this film.

[@losing6944]

His voice,re make me remember to somebody,his soothing voice,the way he talk,

[@KesselRunner606]

The beauty in this scene is in the lighting and reflection. It's incredible the amount of expression an expressionless mask can convey with the merest tilt of the head.

[@benimoo7894]

His voice is so calming and powerful!

[@OneBiasedOpinion]

Those last lines are incredible. The idea that, regardless of circumstance, you always had a choice and are devoid of excuses at the end for the choices you made or didn't make is something that's getting increasingly rare these days.

[@sasmac1829]

What a great message and scene 👏

[@MrBendylaw]

Baldwin's advice is inconvenient, but correct. Damn good king.

[@nathanclaspell6003]

We would all do well to remember that final line, especially so in these times of moral bankruptcy.

[@flair4crafts894]

The actor who portrayed Baldwin IV, the costumes he wears, the iron mask, his voice, his body movements so alluring, magical, mesmerizing! That was a great movie

[@Thypesz]

Amen God Bless All Amen ✝️🙏✝️

[@quitequiet5281]

Yes. Remember that. That scene is or rather those words are more powerful than most people realize.

[@catsozen]

This movie truly is a masterpiece. It resonates at a different layer of our being.

[@robwernet9609]

This was my favorite conversation in the entire movie.

[@nelson_rebel3907]

Its criminal I havent seen this movie before. I'm not religious but the tone and gravity of what's happening is important and fascinating

[@robertowen1687]

I believe everything that guy says he’s right when you stand in front of God, and he asked questions you gotta be able to say the truth

[@thomas_walker]

edwin norton is soooo damn good

[@alexicazee]

there's just something so special about the way he says "remember that", gives me chills!!

[@johnhildenbrand2642]

Amazing line, brought home when Orlando Bloom's character threw it right back at him later in the movie, this is probably one of my top 10 or 20 movies ever made

[@andrewhorsfall317]

Everyone in Israel and Gaza needs to watch this scene.

[@rithickchowdhury7116]

Damn Baldwin was a well written ❤

[@garrieleepeck8753]

Edward was great .just acting with his eyes brilliantly done

[@followingtheroe1952]

This was an anti-cameo by Edward Norton. He didnt want his name to take away from our acceptance of the character

[@AbbyGill..]

Edward Norton the Legend of a Actor !

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

Coming from a muslim. He is right. God says in the quran: {On the Day when their faces will be turned over in the Fire, they will say: "Oh, would that we had obeyed Allah and obeyed the Messenger (Muhammad SAW)."} {And they will say: "Our Lord! Verily, we obeyed our chiefs and our great ones, and they misled us from the (Right) Way.} (33:66-67)

[@nicholassmith7984]

I'd guess that most faiths have a similar story in their texts, and also that most of their followers have either forgotten or ignored it.

[@mastod0n1]

Those eyes tell a thousand stories

[@titanbaron4516]

Wiser words have never been spoken.

[@GoldenHordeofBerke]

This scene brings the depths of the brain forward. Nice 👍🏾🙂

[@dukedixon3192]

That’s a great reply to all those who say “I was just doing my job.”

[@Chris-se5jr]

Thank you for posting the original clip, and not editing it or adding crappy music on top of it.

[@barbaraolson6783]

Love “ kingdom of Heaven”. Sad Earth has had so much fighting, humanity should have enjoyed peace on this lovely planet and helped each other live.

[@Aaron-lc9cx]

Only then a man begins his own game

[@harmacist6623]

"Uneasy lies the head that wears crown." -Shakespeare

[@josephjasson5519]

The greatest scene in any movie ever.

[@5unny5ide]

Balwin was The man, in this movie and in real life.

[@fahadomar1503]

i love every single words of this movie... pretty emotional to me

[@duphasdan]

So young yet so wise. A pitty he perished before his time.

[@a-a-ron6822]

Edward Norton was great in this

[@Big_MON-KE]

"William turna!" - Davy jones

[@justinsherman1069]

A great movie,.never gets old

[@Fab-n-dabKev]

Scene always gives me chills. To speak directly on resolve like that could only strengthen it, if its there at all.

[@allot5530]

The movie should’ve been about him

[@jameslockwood531]

Excellent advice. Though I don’t think anyone stands before God. If you’re smart, kneel. Awesome scene thank you for sharing 😁.

[@javiermartinezjr8849]

I always wondered who played the 24-6; dieing young masterfull pious king Bro he was masterfull,so graceful I never seen another one act in this way,even when he said, Jerusalem was ruled by him at age 16,and remained under it him for about 10-13 years.. a teenager defeated in battle and made peace,not just against Saladin,there werenthe Egyptians and syrians , the Turkish Persian tribes,and most importantly the orders of the day who one of which unlike the teutonic,hospitilator,but the Templars,aka some of the strongest influential warriors of Europe from Spain england France Germand scandans,southernruropeans, Southern slavs,who under guise of being "religious" conspired with the Roman cathoic church and turn the mission from ensuring the safety of any Christians who wished to visit the holy land ,a pilgrim not a settler, and ensure safety of the true cross and many anrelics Jesus hair,the spearhead that pierced him,his thobe, he was divine, but anything that his blood touched because blood is life and loss of it is the end, or things he touched, the true cross was Lost, but the things above were retrieved,it was a mission to exfils or ensure our lords belongings or what he left for the it were to be under rule of an enemy of would maybe,maybe not,meaning it's destruction,but the templars made it into a mission of worldwide riches and mayhem, apostates are your strongest ally,and your most dangerous enemy ,with no heir, Baldwin noble fathers blood line ceased to be spoken for,they would come in let power be swooped,by them muscleling power, which they did to an extent not land or peace wise but in money stolen for and endebting millions of credits, they were and are the stone masons

[@jaydaville1105]

I absolutely love this scene. So philisophical.

[@coctimusprime1872]

Think about how many souls will be lost, I am probably 1 as well. But Father please Forgive and bring home as many of my brothers and sisters as you can even if I am not one

[@luisbalmaceda03]

This movie is so underrated

[@Force_Of_Habit]

Regardless of position or allegiance, you are the master of your destiny and will be held accountable for your actions.

[@sentatsantilis2591]

The dialogue is so good in this movie! I think we need another one to see more of King Baldwin’s story!!

[@gregharbin3531]

A truly wise and fair King has been a rare thing throughout history...

[@nathanhaney91]

Masterpiece (Director’s Cut version, of course)

[@rockhaze]

Baldwin sounds like he was a cool king.

[@TESkyrimizer]

a timeless truth that is never practiced by those who wear the mask of faith

[@Ocrilat]

“Chess teaches you to control the initial excitement you feel when you see something that looks good and it trains you to think objectively when you’re in trouble.” - Stanley Kubrick