Top 10 Failed Military Charges in Hollywood

Hold your horses and watch the most decisive and heroic war charges. These are our top picks of failed military charges, did we miss your favorite charge? Do let us know down in the comments.
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[@03confident]

The charge in Last Samurai too is good scene

[@Senzotan]

That's a fantasy battle by Edward Dick,

[@maxboehme2918]

@@Senzotan And the LOTR is not a fantasy battle? The Last samurai one is pretty good

[@amusedmarine7402]

Think you missed several worthy mentions: Pickett's Charge (Gettysburg) Charge of the Light Brigade Zulu

[@TheunwantedTane]

Don't forget the battle of the Nek, Gallipoli. Those Australian buggers deserve a worthy mention too

[@timjay4875]

Couldn’t agree more - and all three should be at the top of the list !

[@monicabello1962]

He considered only the Hollywood fantasy movies😂

[@gen_robert_lee]

Frederickburg on top and the Gettysburg, bloody and stupid action an open ground vs long and close rane artillery and the stonewall

[@Demun1649]

@@gen_robert_lee Oh, poor dear. You're not still sulking, are you. The REBELS lost because GOD was not on the side of the SLAVERS.

[@helenzilwick6179]

Neys charge from Waterloo: simply great and not possible to be beaten.

[@andrewstackpool4911]

And a total stuff up

[@Verdun16]

Also everybody you see there being real is the cherry on the top

[@ModernBabylon]

The Waterloo film is amazing and gives a general sense of the battle with a lot of liberties. On this point, it suggested that at least a few of the squares were broken for dramatic effect (or to condense for the sake of the film events elsewhere in the battle, where allied battalions in open formation were destroyed by cavalry). Some of the squares in the real battle at this point were severely reduced by artillery fire, but none were broken, least of all by Ney's charge.

[@havennewbowtow8835]

The cavalry charge from Waterloo, magnificently done.

[@cretene1]

with infanry suport stupid

[@commanderiosifstalin4938]

And Waterloo is not a Hollywood film, it is actually a Soviet film.

[@dalekexterminae]

@@commanderiosifstalin4938it was Italian

[@commanderiosifstalin4938]

@@dalekexterminae It was both Soviet and Italian film. The director was a famous Soviet one, the shooting location was in Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, which was a part of the Soviet Union, most of the actors were Soviet soldiers.

[@Verdun16]

Waterloo is my favorite film. It’s amazing knowing everything was real. 17,000. Just wow.

[@grouchymax6451]

In the Troy movie... we have walls, let's fight outside....🤤

[@archmeasterjackimer6217]

In a way it's not entirely weird that they did that tho. In early antiquity 300-1 BC it's was considered (at least by the Romans) very shameful for the enemy about to be besieged not at least try to contest the ground before the city walls before the city was fully invested. Ancient warfare had alot of posturing involved so having a fight over worthless ground just to prove a point was a important element. So wrong people, wrong time period but the general idea of that battle scene isn't completely ridiculous.

[@davidsaville5239]

They did the same thing in Game of Thrones in the Battle of Winterfell !!

[@grouchymax6451]

@@davidsaville5239 yes, and that was even more stupid...

[@AcidGambit419]

It would be hard to live up the shame of people saying you only survived a raid because you hid behind a wall. Just like modern street fights if someone calls you out you meet them square and fair to defend your reputation.

[@raimundoatzler]

That is nothing compared with game of thrones

[@paulhardbottle9982]

I expected the last 3 charges of light horse from Peter Weirs "Gallipoli" to be number 1 but not even a mention....to American centric. i cannot think of a more failed charge sequence with more pathos. also path to glory for sheer brilliance from a pre ww2 film. so far ahead of its time.

[@chrissimmonds3734]

Yep too yankeefied ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ should have been in the top three

[@yaizudamashii]

I was sad that you excluded the French calvary charge from Waterloo in the last video. But I'm glad it made it to this one! The movie also has a failed charge from the British calvary which is also great (although not as great as Ney's charge of course)

[@ghapad7592]

Thank you for the support. Maybe we can use that other charge later down the line

[@JayvH]

The British heavy cavalry was mauled in that charge, but it was an effective counter attack the routed the French 1st Corps. So I wouldn't say it failed like the French.

[@Wojakscenter]

the Scottish cavalrymen achieved success because they achieved their main goal, which was to stop the attack of Napoleon's infantry, in addition, after destroying several battalions, the Scots charged too far, cutting down some of the French gunners, so in my opinion, despite the high losses, the charge achieved a great success, looking at how the battle unfolded.

[@Verdun16]

The movie was amazing and even though I love studying the Napoleonic Wars seeing the Scots charge made out to be the coolest thing ever only for French lancers to scare them away was the wildest thing ever

[@diecheneydie]

@@Verdun16They had ‘em flanked!

[@connycontainer9459]

That charge by Faramir still get's to me. Well done by not showing it, only how they drag his corpse. Such a goood scene.

[@dressednplaid4875]

I never understood even in madness why they would send so few to charge the orcs like that

[@connycontainer9459]

@@dressednplaid4875 Well, because ol' daddy was mad..

[@koreancowboy42]

​@@dressednplaid4875 well it was a sense of duty to his people and command of superior. Someone had to do it or his father the steward would've sent someone else.

[@Wolfen443]

Well, they had to take back the citadel from the Orcs i guess but did not want to risk weakening the garrison in the city, anyway his dad was losing it.

[@davidsaville5239]

Faramir doesn't die! He's healed by Aragon, using the plant Athilas!!

[@Freedom-Mickelson]

20:00 개인적으로 War horse 가 제일 멋져요.

[@PatrickFoley-vf3lr]

1936 movie charge of Light Brigade should have been included.

[@joanllinasbas1231]

Troy's greek were funny in how they didnt bother to use their big shields

[@mr.s2005]

Hollywood movies where shields are properly used are a rare thing. Though would say both movies about the battle of Thermopylae, they should them properly using their shields and Vikings too, in the first few seasons

[@Rafael_Caro_Quintero]

Греки в этом фильме забавны тем что не похожи на греков , а троянцы забавны тем что не похожи на троянцев...

[@HopliteWarlord]

​@@Rafael_Caro_Quintero And you would know, how??????

[@jlvfr]

On Troy: despite being pretty much entirely made up, as is based on the _Iliad_ as (afaik) the only source for this war, a so not really reliable, the movie at least shows one thing done right, and something that we very rarelly get, even in "proper" historical movies: the archers _do not stop shooting_ . Quite often we see one or two volleys, them off to dramatic hand to hand. But here, the archers keep raining hell on the enemy, seemingly untill they run out arrows. _That_ is a proper archer army!

[@NDR-hn3ue]

Great point as a Archer myself

[@connycontainer9459]

Good thing thing they placed their own troops in the line of fire in front !!! of the wall. Just as stupid as that one battle in Game of Thrones, when it went all downhill.

[@jlvfr]

@@connycontainer9459 they were shooting over their heads into the rear lines. Also, the less said of GoT battles the better. The series was excelent, but the tacitcs employed.. ye gods...

[@TomasFunes-rt8rd]

No, you're wrong , BIG TIME. (1) ancient Troy was NOT renowned for some corps of elite archers (2) ancient arrows did NOT have homing devices or devastator warheads (3) arrow hits do NOT knock men flying (let alone, in the wrong direction relative to the arrow's trajectory!). They are mostly just very annoying. (4) arrows don't have any lethal velocity after travelling several hundred feet (5) archers did NOT shoot over large deep formations of their own troops to hit an enemy very close to said own side's troops - a prescription for blue-on-blue !! (6) archers who keep on shooting indefinitely are NOT a case of "one thing done right," rather, they are a recipe for friendly fire, and quivers rarely hold more than about ten arrows (7) archers gain NOTHING by frequently exchanging ranks - musketeer style! - like they do on the battlements in "Troy." Their reloading takes about 3 seconds, so no need to imitate musketeers who need about 15 seconds.

[@jlvfr]

@@TomasFunes-rt8rd I never claimed any of those things. We don't even know _what_ Troy had. My point was that we finally see archers shooting non-stop, rather than the stupid "1 salvo then hero charge" we usually get.

[@andrewstackpool4911]

No 8, this sums the fighting spirit of most men in uniform, even when the bastard who gave the order wins. This scene capture brotherhood beautifully. Number 5 again shows a failing, that is how the horses were trained ho to use all four hooves against attackers on the ground. this became the basis for dressage. If any city or state had to acknowledge its heroes, then Maine with the 24th would have to be it.

[@trajan231]

20th Maine

[@donpfoutz625]

WHAT? Where's the charge of the Light Brigade from Crimean War?

[@duncanidaho2130]

Dude's battle cry in Glory is the stuff of legends.

[@billshepherd4331]

Glory, besides being a great movie, has an amazing musical score!

[@Demun1649]

Hollywood has NEVER MADE a film that depicted an accurate charge. NOT ONE.

[@PaulGolosewski]

The horses were magnificent!

[@xXasiahkiinXx123]

This speech shows the difference from Patriotism and Glory Morgan Freemans character was fighting the good fight and stopped Denzels character from dying with regret

[@Pilum1000]

"war horse" - the absurd frames with invulnerable horses...

[@YashCodesX]

Nice compilation!

[@billmmckelvie5188]

One of the very best charges is an Aussie one depicting the Battle of Beersheva in WWI with some insights in to Artillery fire. The film "the Light Horsemen"

[@jameshorn270]

As a student, I spent the summer of 1970, between my junior and senior years on an archaeological excavation at Tel es Sava, ancient Beersheva, where we we found some turkish trenches. I hit two Turkish hand grenades, fortunately not on the igniters. It is amazing to me that anyone could have survived a competent defense across the flat terrain to the south.

[@RichardGalli-r6i]

GOOD SHOW HERE! may I add opening day of the Somme. last charge at Little Bighorn

[@panithichangkiaw]

5:17 *one student sitting wait for his lunch time* when lunch time begin! *alarming sound* All students in classroom : ''URA!!!!!!" *all students in classroom run out of classroom*

[@ghapad7592]

16:31: All the students running out of the class for Games period towards ground

[@markuspa1416]

enemy at the gates ... is a fantastic movie! best scene.

[@diecheneydie]

I’m not an apologist of the Soviets, but I doubt very much that Red Army tactics would have encompassed deploying a pell-mell, disorganized charge in an urban setting.

[@isokaze89]

I have some doubts about ``Waterloo'' being included in this ranking, but they are all great movies. The reason why I was wondering is that ``Waterloo'' is not a Hollywood movie.

[@johnrodriguez6575]

All excellent examples of bravery under fire but Gettysburg Pickett's charged ,Zulu dawn and Zulu, we were soldiers, Hamburger hill ,would also been good picks in my opinion

[@P4Tri0t420]

Enemy at the Gates wqill always be my favourite bc it depicted historical facts like non other and which are ignored by other "War-Movies"

[@Sergo754]

Приведи хоть один факт

[@sergsilvestr1217]

It gives me great sorrow, when I see horses or dogs caught in a middle of a fighting zone. Of course I fill bad for people, but at least we know what’s going on, the animals don’t.

[@RobertLynnGreen]

The charge by the 54th Infantry on Battery Wagner was a victory disguised as a defeat. The charge failed to take the battery, but the courage shown by the black soldiers showed that black soldiers could fight and it inspired other blacks to enlist in the Union army.

[@HannoverJung1994]

Instant goosebumps at the LotR Part ❤❤❤ and of cause at the GoT part

[@wattlebough]

Kinda miraculous that not a single horse was wounded or killed in the WW1 charge against the German machine gunners. Wonders never cease.

[@mannydoeswork]

number 2 gave me chills ngl, God bless america

[@kevinhealey6540]

Tony Bennett was a combat soldier in World War 2 and fought through France all the way to Germanyuntil the war came to an end. He said, "Anyone who has a romantic about war has never been in one. Alvin York did the impossible and won the MOH. Problem was he did not want to go in the Army because he knew he wasn't cut for it because he relinquished his wild life and become a born again Christian. After his time in the service he became and remained an alcoholic all his life because of his war experiences. I was in the Army and I was in Operation Desert Storm. 80% of soldiers normally are not put into combat. However all soldiers receive basic infantry training and if need be they will be called into battle. I asked one guy who was in Afghanistan if it's true they go out on those missions. He said, "Every day." I asked him if he ever got shot at and he said, "Every day." 2:15 David and Goliath During WW2 the Russian army did not have to recruit. The Germans did that for them. Germans would wipe out a town of civilians and Russia had more than enough of volunteers. 6:00 When the Germans invaded Russia, they thought it was going to be a piece of cake like in Poland and in Europe. After two weeks the German Generals realized they had a serious problem, because will stay and fight. Russia had completely outdated planes when the war started so thought up a new tactic. A Russian pilot would aim his plane at an oncoming German plane and bale out 10 seconds before impact. At Stalingrad every able person, young, old, man, woman, child was taking part in the battle. 21:50 The days of Calvary charges came to an end because of the machine gun. 25:00 During the Civil War Blacks were signing up to fight in the war and fight they did. For some reason or another in those days it was necessary to hold the flag up. Even though the one holding it was the prime target. In the War for Independence, one third of the people was on the side of colonists. One third was on the side of the King. And one side said, "Just let us know who wins and we'll take it from there." 35:00 When the battle of Waterloo was lost Napoleon did say the whole thing was his fault.

[@andrewstackpool4911]

Bennett is correct which is why I get terse with game players who think it is fun. No way as history should reveal.

[@BenEugene-w1e]

Achilles is my favorite both in real life and beyblade but the battle at the gates n😢aw!

[@mr.s2005]

the Waterloo Charge, don't we'll ever see so many horses in a charge like this. If Lord of the Rings used less than 200 horses for their battles.

[@RichardE-s9q]

Spartacus vs Roman Legon's, Charge of the Light Brigade, Pickett's Charge, Zulu charge at Rorke's Drift.

[@Frank210210]

It is so sad that some people believe the Stalingrad scene did really happen...

[@KirbySmith77]

Not only in Stalingrad happened

[@DonAbrams-hq7ln]

Many charged without a weapon to share

[@Sergo754]

​@@DonAbrams-hq7lnпопадробней пожалуйста

[@BennySax]

Here’s one which might be interesting, the Pharaoh’s chariots chasing Moses across the see in The Ten Commandments

[@luckybones984]

How is it that 300 hasn't made this list!?!?!?!?

[@benjamindejonge3624]

Yeh that famous Waterloo without a single grave to be found surprisingly

[@DopyWantsAPeanut]

Waterloo is such an epic film.

[@andrewstackpool4911]

Not sure way the Trojans would have been outside the walls when artillery and archers could have kept the Greeks at bay. I must review my Homer

[@Frank210210]

It did "happen" (according to the Iliad), because Hector didn't want to appear as a lady talking with his lover from the window. His main adviser told him to fight inside the city, but he refused.

[@koreancowboy42]

The Trojans fought outside the walls since they had the advantage to not only destroy the Greek army there but also can chase the enemy at any time if they retreated.

[@keithrose6931]

The charge at Agincourt in Henry V, the 1930s version (Laurence Oliver) no CGI just the "real thing "

[@YashCodesX]

My personal favourite is from ‘The Last Samurai’😌

[@ghapad7592]

The Last Samurai would have been a perfect fit but we already included it in our previous video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaa3nXuGm9yMqtk Check it out and don't forget to like, share and subscribe :)

[@ArthurHolloway-f1l]

It's mine too!!!

[@mihailvigovskiy9217]

Отлично большое спасибо❤

[@bobmetcalfe9640]

I wish that film directors would learn that you can’t hold a bow at full draw for minutes after time

[@SaschaFenris]

The attack from Orlando Bloom wasn't a failure. The objective was to protect the refugees. This was fullfilled. The knew that they don't survive.

[@stuartrandall2584]

My favourite is the charge of the 54th in glory

[@bobtoad8601]

A classic missed is the charge of the last brigade 1968

[@tolgaozdemir5800]

The Last Samurai should have been top on this list. That was the most epic lost battle I know.

[@devinbalzano5088]

How come the ride of Rohan wasn’t included??

[@RictusMetallicus]

Well, haven't you forgotten the Charge of the Light Brigade? What about Zulu?

[@colonial6452]

Has anyone made a film outlining the logistics of feeding and watering those masses? They need to eat, be armed, maintained, transported, etc. I guess that the Red Ball Express is the closest.

[@eoincampbell-flyfishermana4737]

I cannot believe that Picket’s Charge or Little Round Top at Gettysburg aren’t included?!🤔

[@PeterHill-p8k]

You missed the most dramatic charge..... "The Lighthorsemen" charge at Beersheba

[@Chris-zrh1]

THERE OUTNUMBERED 15 TO ONE, AND IT HAS BEGUNE, THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED

[@Chris-zrh1]

This charge wasn’t failed but it foiled the ottomans plans for a breach

[@BogdanSikora-l5b]

Jak się nie powiodła ?.nie zmieniaj historii😮

[@GK2023BBQ]

The Charge of the Light brigade has to be in this

[@Wolfen443]

Number 1o might have been not real in the war, but it was used for symbolic purposes i guess, Number 9, probably only happened at the start of the Russian counterattack by the river, even the Russian could not waste soldiers like that in that battle but the shooting of retreating soldiers was real then by both sides. Even the Orc Commander at 8:55 has to be shocked about the foolishness of the attack, that sad biter song is heart breaking. Number 7, jeez Jon Snow had a death wish, knew some important personal things for someone immortal who could do no wrong but not how to lead an army. Number 6, Narnia the Spanish or Portuguese style troops vs the Zoo animals, Only Narnia dared pulled that off, control of the battlefield helps. Number 5 is epic, pretty much captures the way cavalry fought back then. NBumber 4 from The Warhorse is symbolic clearly, but there were at first in the Western Front some successful attempts to use cavalry in scouting and direct attacks, the Germans must have been more shocked to see cavalry do a direct attack than anything else but then again the surprise element was there at first but at 23:13 it was horrifying to see the change. Number 3, Glory well that attack went well, the fact that Union could not capture Fort Wagner until they captured the city and it surrendered was even more tragic for their forces. Mel Gibson in the Patriot as Number 2 was not historically accurate but this battle scene is just epic so we forgive him for that. At least Number 1, Waterloo is great and historically accurate at least.

[@JohnathanTatom-hg8or]

All the movies was so good tho

[@Thestomachlover]

John and his horse 😢

[@dannySG61]

Sometimes I wonder, how many "heroes" really survived being on the front 😂

[@1oldgit]

Although not Hollywood I would list the charge from my bank each month when I go into the overdraft !!!!!

[@rodneyharding1668]

How can you guy's miss Pickett's Charge in the Movie Gettysburg. That's got to be the GREATEST FAILED CHARGE EVER!!!!

[@littilittiti1272]

The Stalingrad Scene Shows exactly what i think about russians. A Russians is not brave storming enemy trenches.... Its desparation.

[@Sergo754]

Чел ты не мог ничем думать если веришь Голливуду

[@andrethannhauser6302]

I have waited all the video to #1 being the cavalry charge in Braveheart....just to see it's not even listed.

[@susandaniels9733]

Those wheeled machine guns,considered obsolete in WW2 are being used right now in the ukraine.

[@matteojohnson6376]

Battle of the bastards is undisputed number 1. At least in terms of battle scenes. With the money that went into it and how epic the execution was, especially with Jon snow amid all the chaos… nothing can compare

[@kimhongsuk8347]

Kingdom of Heaven I wouldn’t say it was a failed charge because it accomplished what they needed it too.

[@ETHANKEKTIANQIHCI]

For a country without the manpower of China or India, the russians sure did rely on quantity over quality and you could argue that it was a good strategy since they won and that they had a large population compared to their enemies, but you cannot argue that using bodies to block for bullets has never been a good idea, I've heard of documentaries talking about this but was it did red army soldiers really rush into machine gun fire like in the clip? Because it looked like the soviets were just executing death row criminals and wasting the German bullets with their lives.

[@johngodsall1609]

They did not have enough weapons so 2-3 unarmed guys followed those with guns.

[@Verdun16]

Waterloo is just an amazing film all around.

[@johnharrington1800]

How can you do this list without the Charge of the Light Brigade? It's the most famous failed charge in Hollywood history.

[@Snoopydad]

And the most deadly.

[@bigbob1699]

Note to self. Never charge Machine guns with horse or bayonets. It never ends well.

[@matthewkretschmer7010]

The Chronicles of Narnia Prince Caspian is the best. While GOT and War Horse are the worst.

[@Armyshortsoofficial]

What is wrong with the lord of the rings one? 8:16

[@LukaszGoralski]

Battle of Vienna 1683, winged hussar charge

[@carrickrichards2457]

Troy: Archers could fire 1 per 2-3 seconds, and they were not doing that. They needed no exchange of places. Ajax was famous for his huge 7 layer bronze trimmed shield not a hammer. Otherwise a good film. War horse, though poetic, defenders always aimed at horses, not the riders, to stop a charge. The Patriot: Good film, poor history. Ney at Waterloo is of course the biggest, most spectacular and historically truest (though the defending guns had their wheels removed at need to stop them being dragged off).

[@KyleCote-j8i]

What about Cromwell?

[@tomswift9542]

In War Horse, I always wondered why the Germans would set up a line of machine gun pits facing their own campground

[@joescott7763]

The camp was far behind the lines. The machine guns stand very close to each other, so perhaps they are positioned in the wood (sun protected) for training purposes. Learning how to handle loading inhibitions etc. before the unit go to the front line. I wondered more, where the fuck are the camp guards? Even if the camp is far behind the lines, always use camp guards. In war times, not every visitor of your camp is a friend, i guess.

[@jakeseeley2712]

The war horse one annoys me so bad. Somehow no horses get shot

[@ccptube3468]

I love how the Germans were so angry with their stupid cavalry charge!!😂😂😂😂

[@RandomAussie-dx9fj]

What Germans? There was no German cavalry.

[@ignaciopalma8973]

@@RandomAussie-dx9fj watch the video again... (clue: 24:00)

[@joescott7763]

@RandomAussie-dx9fj I love how the Germans were so angry with the stupid british cavalry charge!! Better now?

[@PozilovJahongir]

Голливуд так и не сумел передать советский стиль , русский дух . Никогда .

[@timothyjames6412]

Shame they never get the actual fighting right. Solid shot (any war up to the mid-19th century) doesn't create nice explosions. And every blow by the British cavalry in the War Horse scene is shown as a slash - but the 1908 pattern cavalry sword was a thrust-only weapon. It has been said to be "best described as a one-handed lance".

[@alainsavarese1917]

Il manque la charge de la brigade légère...

[@EricBedija]

Very best movie...❤

[@geraldmiller5260]

Troy...never had such large armies.

[@popeurban2]

No Charge of the Light Brigade?

[@bloodline2895]

The charge from Kingdom of Heaven wasn't a failure. They bought enough time for the crusaders to arrive

[@luisaraya2705]

Faltó la fallida Caballería ligera

[@encinacontrerascrespo103]

Para mi faltan la carga de Barry Lindon y la de La Brigada Ligera en Balaklava

[@jeffreymathis3379]

The charge in Kingdom of Heaven is most unrealistic because a few Crusader knights on horse could kill hundreds of Muslims due to their armor and training as evidenced in all the battles from 1000 AD to 1400 AD.

[@ChildlessCatMan]

Pickett's Charge?

[@andrewstackpool4911]

Was foot soldiers. Here the focus is mounted personnel. Stuart's charges at Gettysburg were side events

[@DavidCarciumaru-i4e]

39:10 g&b halloween scream?

[@crionix71]

But in the end John Snow won the battle of the bastards with help of Peter Balish. The Knights of the Green Valley arrived just in time to turn the battle. Of course Snow did not expect that but it was in his favour. But of course this was an attack without any perspective of win. It was just desperate.

[@brittakriep2938]

I am german, Brittas boyfriend. In Germany there is the joke, that Homer was wrong about ,War of Troy'. Hagen von Tronje, the bad guy of ,Niblelungen' caused it.

[@joongbinahn9348]

U guys have missed Last Samurai starring Tom Cruise.

[@Arctic_Fox_NFFC]

James Horner is to blame for the first two charges, and Braveheart which didn't even feature.

[@BorisSpinoza]

There were a thousand Greek ships according to Homer! How many men these ship can care? How money soldiers from that number?

[@jameshorn270]

I doubt if it was above 50 or 60 at most, and there was no separation of sailors and soldiers. The ships were run onto the beach,, pulled out of reach of the tide, and everyone became a soldier.

[@BorisSpinoza]

@@jameshorn270 of course 50k people couldn’t survive on that beach for a month. Not years! Only by modern times, like napoleonic wars any country could raise and support such number of soldiers! But still it’s a beautiful story.

[@a-pb6xk]

До чего избирательно поражали немецкие пулеметы английских драгун!!? Все лошади целы, а вот всадники...

[@ЮрийЛеонов-э8д]

Как известно, у лошади хит-поинтов больше, чем у человека 😂

[@kpop-pianist]

The first should be Picket's charge from Gettysburg.