WATERLOO (1970) Fan Cut v2.1 in HD

[@victoriusverschueren1648]

One of the best movies ever made

[@malafunkshun8086]

Agree! 😊🤙🏼

[@Meaaxxe]

Agree

[@Owlobserver]

Should I watch the original or the fan cut? Can't decide...

[@ifv2089]

Tropical thunder is a close second

[@BernardTassart]

Agreed 100%,greetings from Belgium 🎉

[@RambleOn07]

Napoleon landing in France and being met by Ney is one of the craziest moments in history.

[@Sean12248]

Marshal: There are no more men to mobilize Napoleon: Steiner's counter attack will save us all!

[@mariuszmiroslaw2290]

Then let them defend their homes themselfs or watch them burn!

[@theoneandonlyhooda]

not even remotely comparable

[@counterfeit1148]

@@theoneandonlyhooda Why not?

[@theoneandonlyhooda]

@@counterfeit1148 because the german army was vastly outnumbered. on the other hand, napoleon was just incredibly unlucky at waterloo

[@counterfeit1148]

@@theoneandonlyhooda I thought the comment isn't about Waterloo, but about his first surrender in 1814 before he came to Elba.

[@bernardtassart7225]

The performance of Rod Steiger is utterly remarkable,and the cinematography of this particular film is outstanding, I cannot emphasize as much as I can to cherish this movie because you will never see such a movie in those kind of scales again,no computer graphics,all is real,a very very underestimated movie and thanks to marlbrouk,it can be seen and its historical accuracy is also to be amended,a really remarkable film!!!! thanks for sharing and posting this utter beauty! greetings from Belgium ✌️🇧🇪

[@marlbrouk]

Totally agree!

[@mouseonfirewhuite8580]

Wow that has blown me away, the most underrated film ever.

[@leewood6843]

this movie is so historically accurate even down to the individual people. Historically, marshal MacDonald escorted the king to safety and was completely loyal to france, as depicted in the scene when he remains with the King until the end at 27:50.(you can see him in the King's back right side with the famous marshals bicrone hat)

[@Hooibeest2D]

You're right there about the characters, but the rest of the film was one romanticised course events, not what happend so to say.

[@bernardtassart7225]

@@Hooibeest2D sorry hooibeest,maar je bent er echt naast,dit film is uitzonderlijk en de gebeurtenissen zijn very accurate to say the least!!!

[@Hooibeest2D]

@@bernardtassart7225 klopt, het kleine deel dat ze hebben laten zien was op wat kleine details na accuraat. En we weten tegenwoordig ook dat de bronnen waarop deze film zich heeft gebaseerd zijn niet helemaal kloppen of elkaar tegenspreken danwel tegenstrijdig zijn met andere feiten. Hoe dan ook... De geallieerde zijde bij slag om Waterloo bestond voor 1/3e uit Britten. De rest waren Nederlanders, troepen uit Hanover enz. Hauge mont werd ook niet door Britten verdedigd maar door troepen uit Duitsland. Verder hebben de Nederlanders de eerste 2 charges uitgevoerd, redde chase de Engelse infanterie, stond er een Belgisch/Nederlandse divisie voor de kanonnen. En is het allom bekend dat de Britten zoveel mogelijk eigen troepen spaarde en liever zagen dat de andere geallieerde mogendheden verlies leden. Net als met elke oorlog die Engeland gevoerd heeft waren ze meer bezig met de afloop dan de voorbereiding, zonder koning Willem was er niet eens een Waterloo geweest. Maar goed, het geen wat ze in beeld gebracht hebben en de Engelse kant van het verhaal is inderdaad goed verbeeld. Met name de verwaande Wellington die zelf zei ik heb niks met agrarische zaken, wat ook zeker klopt een goede landheer was hij allerminst en werd ook behoorlijk gehaat in Ierland net zo erg als hij Ierland zelf hate. De Fransen worden een beetje klunzig neergezet wat niet helemaal eerlijk is. In elk geval wordt deze film als geweldig en accuraat gezien doordat de casting en Regie zo goed is. Petje af om zo'n militaire operatie weer te geven en met zoveel figuranten en acteurs alles live te filmen. Met de techniek van toen onvoorstelbaar!! Enige jaren later en het was ze nooit gelukt, eind jaren 70 werd het verboden om dieren te pijnigen laat staan paarden met een touw te laten struikelen als ze in gallop aankomen draven. Ziet er wel realistisch uit inderdaad. In elk geval is de meeste realistische film over Napoleon of Waterloo niet hetzelfde als historisch accuraat.

[@bernardtassart7225]

@@Hooibeest2D ok,dank voor jouw verstandig antwoord, appreciated 🙏,groeten toe aan Nederland,geweldig!!!

[@marcelbork92]

@@bernardtassart7225 No, they are not. The role of Blücher is belittled and the importance of Wellington is inlated.

[@realrembrandt8273]

Magnificent movie! Reality in movies is gold!

[@PeterSmith-go9ef]

I first saw this movie when I was ten years old, in 1970, it became my favourite film, and Rod Steiger my favourite actor. 53 years later my opinion remains the same.

[@sauceyeti4381]

"You are wounded, sir!" "No sire, I am killed and I have died for you"

[@HonoredGeneral]

Thank You, Marlbrouk! You do this film Honor!

[@ludoabsalom9652]

Great movie. Great actors.

[@0kneelbeforezod0]

This is sooo much better than the 2023 version, isn’t it?

[@HonoredGeneral]

that sucked...Ridley has lost it.

[@kevinwatkins2297]

Such a great movie! Rod Steiger gave such a great performance!

[@andyz3699]

Had to watch this movie immediatly to recover after watching ridley scotts catastrophic napoleon in cinema

[@PeterSmith-go9ef]

I agree Scott`s film is a debacle, this one a masterpiece.

[@HonoredGeneral]

Ridleys' sucked badly.

[@Taima]

What an incredible film. I wish it were even longer. Maybe not the battle itself, but seeing more before and after the film would've been cool, or other battles. Blows my mind how poorly rated it is. Plummer was so unbelievably charismatic, and I loved the humor that was peppered throughout. Really helped carry things along. Time to play Napoleon Total War.

[@NECNetwork]

No one does film/Cinema like the 70's

[@realrembrandt8273]

True

[@johndudley5761]

Fantastic movie it will never be topped !

[@Dog-fo3xj]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️HIGHLY under appreciated HIGHLY underrated HIGHLY disrespected

[@Manco654]

Great movie, was the first version I ever saw… I think the absolute pinnacle would be a version with authentic dialogue (and subtitles), with that I mean French people speaking French etc. 🙂

[@Cyberfender1]

It's nice to dig up treasures like this film , Eh?

[@dankwartdenkhardt5714]

Already the first move proved to be a desaster. The attack against Hougemont was meant to be a mock attack, but Napoleons bumpkin brother Jerome suddenly wanted really to conquer it and involved much more troops than originaly scheduled, causing considderably casualties.

[@palazic6584]

7:00 Me when my mom tells me to go to summer school.

[@gamercarmen3957]

1:17:09 Who knew he had a a instagram

[@palazic6584]

@@gamercarmen3957 lol

[@michaelvaughn8864]

Hahaha😂 I know a few folks who can relate to that scenario

[@johnwatts8346]

that battle of waterloo, hey- what a doozy. of course it absolutely belongs on the very very short list of most famous / legendary battles. and this film, wow just brilliant, great actors great directing and 15,000 extras, and i guess a couple of 1000 horses.

[@kaiserkoko8734]

its back up! my favourite movie. better download it this time ha

[@gazitjewelry2834]

What is it about it makes it your favourite? and for how long?

[@kaiserkoko8734]

great battle scenes and Wellington@@gazitjewelry2834

[@Coldstreamer17]

I've been making a lot of wikipedia pages on the French Army units of the time and during the royalist eras. I have a keen interest on uniforms and accuracy. Let me just say.. HOLY CRAP the uniforms are so accurante it's hard to believe this film only had a budget of 35 million dollars, because those uniforms each are probably around 3,000 dollars. Especially the royalist onces which have silver and gold braiding.

[@TexIdk]

Not really, some costumes had small mistakes, but its a good design anyways.

[@uniball5667]

So...that's 35 million in 1970...which adjusted for inflation is $250,726,288.66

[@ivanmartinezgarcia5973]

Best Fan Cut I've seen, amazing work.

[@Owlobserver]

Should I watch the original or the fan cut? Can't decide..

[@kilcar]

Magnificent production. One can get a bit better idea of not only what Waterloo was like, but fast forward to July, 1863, when Lee' s 13,000 man Army at Gettysburg advanced into the Federal lines. Slaughter, in any event.

[@TomiKaski]

7:01 the thunderous silence after his rage

[@SirHector1999]

My new favorite movie, thank you for this

[@davidcoleman2796]

Zulu. Lawrence of Arabia . Bridge on the River Kwai . The longest day. Waterloo . All great movies .

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

Don't forget Pee Wee's Big Adventure!

[@denisabarca]

You had one job Grouchy!

[@jamesalexander5623]

The Great Great Grandfather of Oscar the Grouchy .....

[@HonoredGeneral]

and he screwed up, badly!

[@counterfeit1148]

@@HonoredGeneral Well he did just what he was told to do

[@marshalalfredzamora9601]

A new better version Thank you

[@chipzzz6717]

perfect actors.

[@mathmurve2729]

thanks for uploading!! it has been a while but atleast its here now great job!

[@Canned_Knight]

A shame the old version was deleted I had to search your channel to see if you did not delete it, but it is nice to see it again hopefully this year the story will be published

[@palerider660]

That’s what you call “A Phyric Victory” too Danm costly!

[@Taima]

Technically and especially tactically yes, but strategically the value was tremendous.

[@AttyDouro22]

I really hope more lost images are found to flesh the film out more. Brilliant movie nonetheless but I'd have loved to see the rumoured extra ones of Ligny etc

[@marlbrouk]

sadly the footage almost certainly doesn't exist anywhere now. De LAurentiss would have junked it, and other films outtakes, when he closed his Rome studio.

[@malcolmnicholas5931]

I believe the original was over 5 hours long. In Ian Ogilvy's autobiography (which is quite brilliant) I believe he mentions the "French" contingent had already filmed their scenes over 4 months (or something like that). It was filmed in the Ukraine, and must have taken the best part of a year to complete. The Producers and Directors had planned that the film should cover the entire 100 days of fighting, and had filmed lots of extra footage to represent the other battles. Unfortunately, I believe the original Director's Cut was longer than that for "War And Peace"! So, the version most UK audiences have seen, I suspect is the 2 hour television edit. I bought the DVD some years ago, and noticed some extra scenes. It is a monumental film, but will never be seen in its entirety

[@simonp7095]

​@@malcolmnicholas59315 hours wow I wish

[@valkyriesardo278]

Steiger is one of the greats.

[@Aniecu]

The Old Guard said "La garde meurt maisne ne se rend pas!" at the end

[@HonoredGeneral]

"The Guard retreats, but never surrenders?"

[@HonoredGeneral]

Had to come back here after seeing that new flick that was so sadly done.

[@Lightsoul1987]

"War is young men dying and old men talking." - Franklin D. Roosevelt.

[@kennotis929]

If your audio isn't good, at 9:12 Bonaparte says "Bilbo, why Bilbo?"

[@chrisnewport7826]

Good job

[@elijahtidswell8457]

Those British soldiers are still in square at 2:10:12

[@DasLamm68]

The todays question is, how Napoleon is evaluated and rated in 2021. Was he the thieve and monster or was he brining the code civil and the Secularism over Europe? theWaterloo was, together with the battles in Quatre Bras, Ligny and Wavre one of the bloodiest weekends in history - 80.000 dead and wounded in 48 hours.

[@meduseld6610]

If you ask me, spreading the foul ideology that came out of France in that era is enough to make him a monster. The political and social turmoil the Western world is suffering today is largely down to French-thought of the likes of Rousseau and what it has evolved into

[@jonathanmason3495]

​@@meduseld6610 Rosseau's political theory relates to the natural freedom of man and the early development of social contract theory. I'm not sure how these can be coined monstrous considering they are the founding tenants of much of the democratic world today, and by themselves, regard only the relationship between the governed and the governors. If you'd like to remove Rousseau from the ideological space, may I ask who you'd deem a suitable replacement? I am flabbergasted that anyone not from a royal house in the 1780s would take any moral qualm with Rousseau.

[@meduseld6610]

@@jonathanmason3495 It is the logical conclusion of his ideology that is monstrous, as in, the shitscape we are currently living in

[@jonathanmason3495]

@@meduseld6610 What do you consider to be the logical conclusion of Rousseau's thought and how is it exemplified in our current state? This is a genuine question, I am still shocked that you find my old boy Jean Jacques contestable; I can only really imagine you as a Royalist or some O'Brien type character

[@petereichenberger2475]

@@meduseld6610 Rousseau was Swiss, not French, greetings, Peter

[@Mrc13-i2w]

Did anyone else notice that in the movie there are times when the French soldiers use Mosin Nagant rifles and not the Charleville musket??? Look at the minute 1:31:50

[@Mrc13-i2w]

Look carefully, you can see some grenadiers climbing the wall of Hougomount, look carefully

[@kn0wr3zz]

what is the thing they are snorting @ 1:30:45 ? anyone know?

[@stevenholton438]

Snuff good sir!

[@Qwalnuts]

“…Where?” “At Charleroi.” [Wellington, clearly panicking] “…Charleroi…”

[@JasonColegrove-n3u]

Rod Steiger really shows Napoleon's humongous ego

[@boandlkramer2539]

Ich wünschte es wäre Nacht -- oder die Preussen kämen !!! Zitat(angeblich) Wellington in Waterloo🤫 Zu: NAPOLEON : --ich bin ein Fan: Vive l`Empereur !!-😁

[@Taima]

Should point out that the Facebook link in the description doesn't work anymore :(

[@malafunkshun8086]

Mahalo for uploading this again! 😊🤙🏼👏🏼

[@confusedcossack2885]

1:40:53 Why is that guy pulling his hands to his face when he has no spyglass?

[@niklas6470]

i think it still helps to focus seeing on one spot and so the sun isnt as annoying. i always did this as a kid

[@generaltom6850]

I would love to pretend that I had one while playing pirates with my cousins

[@galerad7254]

Using fingertips or hands as tunnels, provides a sort of lens that greatly improves vision. Still does to this day, for one who has no glasses at hand.

[@JW-do2wc]

I'm amazed that this was made in the USSR.

[@keeganator6136]

Is there footage lost? If so, do you think it’ll ever be found again?

[@marlbrouk]

I explored that question in my book on the film. Lots was filmed of course, but as it was not included in the Final Cut, it can’t be considered lost. It was deemed not required. There is evidence that some of the unused footage existed in Rome in the early 80s. But I think it would be long junked by now. None exists in Russia

[@Schroedinger654]

Great work! Will there ever be a higher quality version available to download than the upload on KZbin?

[@solitarianihilista1454]

You ask me to prefer the Ridley Scott version to this? I will not, Not, NOT!!

[@TheSpritz0]

MARLBROUK- Is there any way you can "enable" the CC "Closed Captions" (The second symbol you see on the right bottom of the screen) I know many people who would like to see subtitles in various languages!!! If you could do it, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marlbrouk]

hi I am not sure how to so that. I havent created any subs and so they would be auto generated. I will look into at some point.

[@TheSpritz0]

@@marlbrouk Auto-Generated is absolutely OK, it is primarily for other Veterans I am still in contact with and English is not their native language but they fought well along side us in Bosnia... They love this movie as well, but find it hard to understand without Auto-Generated subtitles.

[@joekhoury4842]

Viva la France 😌

[@mousqy]

im here after a disappointing ridley movie

[@Bigger-Than-Jesus]

you said you would publish the making LAST YEAR

[@marlbrouk]

Writing takes time my friend. 190,000 words! Moving through publisher at the moment. Hv been working on a making of documentary.

[@BAYENON]

Napoleón cometió el mismo error que Santa Anna, tomarse un fortín entregando miles de vidas en ello y teniendo cañones había que desgastarlos a cañonazos mientras llegaba gruchet.

[@PHILIPWATSON82]

This may sound silly but we're there any Irish 🍀 and Welsh people or was it just England and Scotland? Thanks

[@alexandersteinmetz6857]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_battle_of_the_Waterloo_campaign#Headquarters_and_support_regiments Asaics, mostly central England, and German Legions in British Center, but take an Look for yourself. The Film States it, but dont make it very obvious, that Wellington got the Numbers, but it was more of an Patchwork of small Armies, mostly not even talking the same Language or following the same Military Doctrines and Chain of Command, so Numbers werent the Thing, Holding out and waiting for the Prussian well trained and organized Army, led by an simple but fierce General Blücher while try to bleed out as slow as possible, was his Tactics.

[@phillipdrake4371]

Orsen Welles Great actor

[@castelleon]

Were you the one who uploaded the last Fan Cut that got taken down? Damn youtube, dirty swine!

[@marlbrouk]

no, I took it down!

[@castelleon]

@@marlbrouk Oh. Why, may I ask?

[@marlbrouk]

@@castelleon a number of reasons. The other two got well over a million views each and I wanted to see how popular this version might be. Am working on a v.3 with some more material.

[@castelleon]

@@marlbrouk Oh, okay. Well I certainly appreciate the effort!

[@marlbrouk]

@@castelleon hopefully you will enjoy the book too, when its published later this year!

[@phillipdrake4371]

Napoleon revolutionized their military everyone that fought him had to change their tactics to defeat him

[@GlennForbes20]

Ridley Scott could have learned something from this epic, but unfortunately, he chose to cuck.

[@chrisc5094]

will the story be actually published this time

[@marlbrouk]

I dont understand!

[@gorky1986]

Raad Štajga is egcelentiš

[@theoneandonlycharliechill363]

This movie is a Masterpiece. I wish Hollywood made Good Historical movies as this one and not the Woke Crap they have today. This movie is Gold.

[@kaijudirector5336]

Could you give us a PDF file of the script?

[@stevesimz0017]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐/👍👍/🥇

[@authentic_candor]

1:57:35

[@galerad7254]

1. Napoleon had rolled over Prussia three times at least before Waterloo. The Prussians had reason to be vindictive. 2. I think the soviet Russian backing for this movie stands as their end-all reply to Napoleon's invasion and destruction of Russia, of Moscow, etc.

[@JRR821]

Phenomenal flick but soundtrack is disproportionately loud, & unnecessarily long. A victim of its time I suppose.

[@Hooibeest2D]

Historically seen one inaccurate view of the British side of events strangely portrayed by a weird Napoleon. I suppose British and French ego got a grand boost from this romanticised version of events.

[@Mk1Male]

The movie was a co-production between Italy and Russia so maybe you can explain the British and French would get an ego boost out of it. Especially considering it is renown as a historical masterpiece.

[@divinevex1761]

0 morale

[@willvangaal8412]

FAKEMOVIE

[@Geronimo_Jehoshaphat]

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