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Before This War Is Over I’ll Kill You | The Patriot (Mel Gibson, Jason Isaacs)

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

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@Leeterthanthou 6 месяцев назад

unless youre a father you do not understand the pure rage that is being held back

@raulcastro925 2 месяца назад

Que no?

@AF-vm6xx Месяц назад

Of course one can understand. It’s just easier to relate to his exact rage that’s something different.

@robertc7232 Год назад

Jason Isaccs doesn't get enough credit. He plays this role perfectly (his best performance imo), then the next year he plays a hard-lined and heroic US Army Captain in Black Hawk Down. Then of course he's Lucius Malfoy also...great actor.

@Dime_time333 Год назад

Indeed, the guy looked evil as hell here. Wonder what real life officer he was based off of.

@robertc7232 Год назад

@@Dime_time333 the real life character Tavington is based on was British Col. Banastre Tarleton. Tarleton was a brave yet ruthless cavalry commander who had a reputation for killing surrendering troops. He was defeated at the Battle of Cowpens by Daniel Morgan (whom Benjamin Martin is based on) but unlike the movie, Tarleton survived and escaped.

@Whykickamoocow Год назад

When you hate the character with a passion you know actor has done an incredible job. I hated that bloke so much, but not Jason Issacs, he has nailed every character incredibly well

@RoadSparrow 11 месяцев назад

The first 2 I know of but the last doesn't ring any bells nor heeds any importance

@kerzytibok3211 11 месяцев назад

Just about every actor says that playing a villain is the most fun --- so you can bet Jason Isaccs relished the role of Tavington

@rnews5750 7 месяцев назад

"Why wait..." was in improv by Isaccs. It was unscripted to gain a reaction out of Gibson. "Soon..." was the reaction and to this day what is in the film. Brilliant!

@nephalos666 Год назад

"......one of our captured officers, my Lord." General O'Hara's comment there never fails to get me to chuckle.

@enniodimarcantoniod.g.8388 Год назад

General O'Hara 😊

@davidcabreonmunoz6258 Год назад

@@enniodimarcantoniod.g.8388 O'Hara General.

@enniodimarcantoniod.g.8388 Год назад

@@davidcabreonmunoz6258 hahaha order of numbers doesn't alterate the final result 😂

@Rockhound6165 Год назад

Fun Fact: He was a real guy. He has the distinction of surrendering to both George Washington and Napoleon.

@thedukeofswellington1827 6 месяцев назад

@Rockhound6165 you know its an ugly business doing one's duty 😂

@taravati181 Год назад

The death stare Mel gives him before he walks off is so great

@nick_pappagiorgio Год назад

It's also the looks during the pause - sizing him up and down, the subtle flare of the eyes.

@Crazydad0304 Год назад

That's what you get for owning doby lol

@Ginbug91 Год назад

(forget the actors name) but the antagonist is also played really well. He's confident, and he's smart. He could have won everything right there if he could bait his enemy into reaction emotionally. He's clearly more intelligent than his superior officers, hell he probably knew the whole prisoner exchange was a farce, or moreso the officers they'd get in return weren't worth it because they weren't good military men. Unlike many bad guys, he's not incompetent.

@RuiLuz Год назад

@@Ginbug91 he is less interested in hierarchy, pompous achievements and how history portrays him than his Superior Officer. He wants to win no matter what, ruthless I'd say.

@user-ud3kc5sj4p Год назад

@@Ginbug91😢

@drtyboy Год назад

Gotta love when he whistles and the dogs leave with him, always makes me smile.

@mike393000 Год назад

Beasts love Freedom too!

@Tank50us Год назад

@@mike393000 Or more likely, they were getting Deer, Elk, the good stuff... while under Cornwallis they were getting 'meh' food. They didn't leave because they love freedom... they left because they were given better food :P

@mattspicer8853 Год назад

Mel Gibson is so good. That quick crazy eye look he gives him for a half of a second as he turns around. That was 100% Riggs from lethal weapon.

@djnato10 Год назад

Isn't this the prequel to Lethal Wepon?

@AustraliaDaz1 Год назад

Where his accent tho

@markusklein7222 Год назад

@@djnato10 Doubt it originally Harrison Ford should play Mel Gibson part but he declined.

@booberry6715 Год назад

@@markusklein7222 Well for one, I'm happy it went the way it did. I'm convinced Harrison, for as talented as he is, couldn't have done what Mel did with this character.

@Diana-su8zq Год назад

@@booberry6715absolutly right💪💪💪

@HHSTT Год назад

A few years ago I met Jason Isaacs personally. He's a cool actor. ❤

@chriscoyne4827 Год назад

Yeah and want a medal for that

@HHSTT Год назад

@@chriscoyne4827 Yeah. Why not?

@chriscoyne4827 Год назад

@@HHSTT you flog

@raymondbrereton3298 Год назад

Only a Sith dragoons deals in absolutes… Colonel Martin will do what he must.

@Geojr815 Год назад

I thought Mel Gibson killed him

@recoveringmillennial9695 Год назад

I can't imagine the amount of discipline over one's own emotions it would take to look the killer of your child in the eye like that.

@kerzytibok3211 11 месяцев назад

I really don't think any man could just stand there while the murderer of your son taunts you about his death

@7thsonofa7thson80 6 месяцев назад

I couldnt

@Fred_Nickles Год назад

One of my favorite films of all time. Amazing cast, obviously a great story, some heartbreak and some levity. Genuinely has it all.

@marchindley9856 Год назад

And not a shred of historical accuracy beyond the costumes and set design which, I reluctently admit, are phenomenal.

@lanthanumlanthanium6373 Год назад

@@marchindley9856 Are you seriously going to talk crap about movies back then when objectively movies are worse now than they've ever been in history loaded with politicized garbage? Nobody cares about perceived historical accuracy, because history is told by the victors, so no matter what, you're being fed lies by whichever side won. This movie is better without the history, cope.

@jonny-b4954 Год назад

@@marchindley9856 I agree. It really really suffers from totally butchering of the history. I mean, it's fine, but it has a patriotic propoganda-ish feel to it. You can tell the priority was the plot/story they really wanted to tell, instead of fitting your story within the confines of the history. I prefer the latter, generally. But not every film has to be that. It's still an enjoyable movie. But, anyone who's really into history, has read books on it, listened to podcasts, watched the documentaries etc. has a hard time suspending their disbelief at a few points in the film. If you turn your brain off though, it holds up as a really great example of a "grab your popcorn and enjoy the show" type of movie.

@SigandGibbs Год назад

@@lanthanumlanthanium6373kid this movie is literally politicized garbage with no basis in reality. A pure propaganda film. It's still a good movie tho

@Mr.Genesis Год назад

@@SigandGibbsthis movie is patriotic horse cock like all mel Gibson films. Who else but him would also direct passion of the christ none of his films are accurate to anything not even apocalypto that was made up they spoke a fake language and it was all wrong I'm a historical scholar who's study years of Wikipedia and internet archive. Don't dare question my historical recollections

@sifk6163 Год назад

People talk about his eye glare; I appreciate his deep breath in through the nose and the calmness before he says, "Soon."

@kerzytibok3211 11 месяцев назад

That is just superb acting --- you can tell Mel Gibson spent many hours learning those subtle nuances like flaring of the nostrils and deep breaths to convey pure rage onscreen

@JnEricsonx 8 месяцев назад

@@kerzytibok3211And then we're reminded why so many people thought of him as Wolverine back in the day,

@dallisb1047 7 месяцев назад

RIP Tom Wilkinson. This movie had many fine actors and performances.

@zaterranwraith7596 Год назад

One of the best villains in cinema. God bless Jason Isaacs

@johnallen9439 Год назад

Yeah, funny how actors who play the "Bad Guy" roles don't get their share of recognition. One role that always comes to mind in the contrary was Alan Rickman when he played the Sheriff of Nottingham opposite of Kevin Costner. In cinematic nomenclature he "Stole the Show" meaning his performance was the best in the movie despite not being the main character.

@Dime_time333 Год назад

@@johnallen9439thays not hard to believe at all considering me even gave ol Bruce Willis a run for his money in Die Hard. But McClane is a legend in his own right

@GreatWestern175 Год назад

The way Cornwallis plainly stares in disbelief at 2:33 is just pure funny 😄

@SmokeEater509 Год назад

Tom Wilkinson plays a great villain. The Patriot, Batman Begins, and best of all RocknRolla.

@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor 9 месяцев назад

Also when the dogs leave him and go with Mel Gibson instead

@syedhussain7270 8 месяцев назад

"Damn him! Damn that man! That man insults me!" - Cornwallis

@GreatWestern175 8 месяцев назад

@@SmokeEater509 RIP to a great actor.

@caivue3314 Год назад

Love this movie. OST in this movie composed by great Johm William is so underrated

@raymondbrereton3298 Год назад

John Williams scored to many directors many of his film scoring works for frequent collaborators Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, and other directors such as Chris Columbus, Oliver Stone, Richard Donner, Irwin Kershner, Sydney Pollack, Alfred Hitchcock, Mark Rydell, Mark Robson, Jean-Jacques Annaud, and Robert Altman.

@spacecat7247 Год назад

This and brave heart in short order, he was on an absolute roll

@kekoa3218 Год назад

When Colonel Tavington attempts to get Benjamin to attack reminds me of when Joaquin Phoenix Commodus attempts to have Maximus attack him by bringing up the death of his wife and son. I love both movies.

@Rockhound6165 Год назад

And both Tavington and Commodus suffered the same fate of being stabbed through the throat.

@aaroncampbell2180 11 месяцев назад

That was not an attempt. Benjamin got challenged to a gun or saber duel.

@Rockhound6165 11 месяцев назад

@@aaroncampbell2180 it was an attempt to get Benjamin to draw on Tavington which would have been suicide at a British headquarters. Remember the dialog: "He has shown no aggression here hence he cannot be touched(after riding in carrying a flag of truce)" "Has he not?" Then Tavington procedes to goad him.

@kerzytibok3211 11 месяцев назад

The scene was superbly acted by both Gibson and Isaacs --- you can tell that Benjamin was seething with murderous rage just under the skin, but knew he had to bide his time before he got the perfect moment of REVENGE for killing the murderer of his sons and he would enjoy it immensely!

@eliliviz 13 дней назад

Jason Isaacs was outstanding in this film! And of course, Mel Gibson melted our hearts. This was the year of the Blockbusters Gladiator and Traffic. The Patriot will always have a place in my heart; timeless. 🏆✨

@CheapaschipsCampingChann-sr9md Год назад

Jason , would have been a fantastic 007 ,wished someone could have seen his potential

@elizabethmcleod246 Год назад

I agree!

@coryboy345 6 месяцев назад

I don't think he has that class or demeanor to do 007

@dzonbrodi514 6 месяцев назад

Nah, he would have been wasted in that dogshit franchise

@CarolineHoey-ii4dd Год назад

I just love how the dogs totally went running after him

@CarolineHoey-ii4dd Год назад

He could even persuade British animals to join with American forces

@markosgraveyard Год назад

How he takes the dogs at the end too, totally priceless 🤣🤣🤣

@gregheffley4176 Год назад

As bad as the historical accuracy and plot of the film may be, this scene is genuinely awesome.

@chainuser1774 11 месяцев назад

It's like Braveheart, fantastic film but terrible representation of historical accuracy. I don't mind it though because of how great everything is executed.

@BrainMeltGaming 9 месяцев назад

If they didn't claim it to be history accurate then nobody can complain, they don't have to be accurate

@syedhussain7270 8 месяцев назад

@@BrainMeltGamingexactly. And some that do claim it are mostly wrong and try to play the victim card when they were just as much the bad guys as the other side was

@vikingblood0408 Год назад

This is such a GREAT movie! I have watched it so many times! Well worth watching over again!

@FluffyBawws Год назад

It’s a terrible movie with shit acting, horrible writing and no historical accuracy.

@Wenum32 7 месяцев назад

@@FluffyBawws suck a nut its a good movie 💯

@markvann9347 Год назад

The sound of freedom!

@CharlesJenkins-be2cv Год назад

What is? The British grenadiers? XD

@Overhemd Год назад

Damn, Lucius Malfoy was quite a character back in his day

@danhosmer1401 10 месяцев назад

Peter Woodward, Cornwallis's right-hand man has a beautiful British commanding voice and Crystal blue eyes!

@Capcoor Год назад

“You! So you’re the ghost, are you! I remember you! That farm, that stupid little boy!“ Martin turns around like “Oh, no, you did not just go there.”

@raymondbrereton3298 Год назад

Or you colonel dragoons called Gabriel farm boy Jedi and Rebel scum.

@UnderWorldOfDarkness 11 месяцев назад

They didn't think or speak hood rat ghetto back then

@Capcoor 11 месяцев назад

@@UnderWorldOfDarkness I mean theoretically, not literally. He no doubt thought something to that effect.

@FordFalcon1962nBlue Год назад

3:31 has to be the single humorous thing they added to the movie- that and ' ohhh the fireworks! lovely haha '

@blaze4metal Год назад

Very well it's a NICE horse blanket!

@aaroncampbell2180 Год назад

"Why wait?". That's a challenge to a gun or saber duel.

@blaze4metal Год назад

REAL tough talk from a guy talking in front of at least two dozen armed soldiers within his own fort.

@aaroncampbell2180 Год назад

@blaze4metal that's why Benjamin had to wait til their final confrontation for the saber duel.

@AnthonyMcqueen1987 2 месяца назад

John Isaac's plays incredible villain's I believe this was his best performance to date. Also an incredibly underrated actor IMO.

@philswaim392 Год назад

I love that basically the general is more a personal secretary to his lordship

@lordflashheart3706 Год назад

Chief of Staff

@PandemicGameplay Год назад

That's what Chief of Staff does

@philswaim392 Год назад

@@PandemicGameplay i meant more he doesnt seem to get included in war planning and instead is relegated to fetching straw dummies and bringing them to his lordship. He doesnt seem to really do what i would think a military chief of staff would do.

@stvdagger8074 Год назад

In October 1780, O'Hara was promoted to brigadier and became commander of Brigade of Guards. He became Lieutenant General Charles Cornwallis' second-in-command and good friend. During Cornwallis' pursuit of Major General Nathanael Greene to the Dan River, O'Hara distinguished himself at Cowan's Ford, North Carolina on 1 February 1781. He also led the British counterattack at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse on 15 March 1781, which led to General Greene withdrawing from the field of battle. He was severely wounded during this battle, but was able to remain with the army as it moved toward Yorktown, Virginia. Does your personal secretary lead troops in battle at risk of life and limb? If so, you have hired well.

@philswaim392 Год назад

@@stvdagger8074 just pointing out he appears in this movie to just be an errand boy rather than a general. Lighten up francis

@glennmartin8664 Год назад

The fife and drum piece playing as they ride away from the British headquarters is "World Turned Upside Down" -- great tune!

@jameslongstreet9259 Год назад

Ahem, British Grenadiers...but thanks for bringing the other tune to my attention

@charliebacca8170 6 месяцев назад

This film is without a doubt one of thee best films of all time...Another Mel Gibson masterpiece, another one of the many

@Twister051 Год назад

Mel Gibson hurriedly walks up to the British officer as a loving father, but he calmly leaves as a disciplined soldier. And that is why America won this war.

@kerzytibok3211 11 месяцев назад

America won the war because it was their "home" and the British were merely fighting for another money-making colony, which doesn't inspire true grit and determination

@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor 9 месяцев назад

@@kerzytibok3211well I guess the British soldiers who fought there were patriots (British patriots) who loved their country.

@syedhussain7270 8 месяцев назад

Also French got involved so in the end British got outnumbered

@anthonyr587 Год назад

He has shown no aggression here, hence he can't be touched.

@aaroncampbell2180 11 месяцев назад

Following the rules of war and chivalry.

@nancyblair6187 5 месяцев назад

Everyone: "The British are so evil in this movie!" The actual movie: British General stops the villain from skewering the hero with his saber.

@davidswarckof8025 Год назад

Where are the movies like this anymore??? What a time to be alive

@blaze4metal Год назад

@@EnvironmentalEnglish This movie probably keeps you up at night LOL

@TNM001 Год назад

fictional history that never happened? all over the place. just had Cleo haha

@RosygreyglassesS Год назад

Underrated movie.

@FluffyBawws Год назад

Awful movie that never should have been made

@mw3891 3 месяца назад

the look he gives him right before he turns around and walks away

@justaguy328 Год назад

Mel is one of the greatest actors ever!

@FluffyBawws Год назад

😂 this is joke, right?

@bravebeard6225 9 месяцев назад

@toffetahvanainen I think Mel Gibson is easily top 5 best actors ever.

@movieswithdaniel342 8 месяцев назад

R.I.P Tom Wilkinson

@TheJeromemm 4 месяца назад

Both actors in this scene echo greatness

@ericeasterday5849 11 месяцев назад

Col. Tavington must’ve been a high ranking officer!! I mean, just the way he wiped out Gabriel’s Ambush in the middle of the film definitely depicts that!!

@Wh4L205 Год назад

Heath went on to become 🃏 💯

@chriscoyne4827 Год назад

Loves the poo shoot open up 🤣🤣

@bend1951 7 месяцев назад

R.I.P. Tom Wilkinson

@michaelmemmott1050 2 месяца назад

General ohara has the best British voice ever!

@darrenwalters6339 Год назад

God save the king 🫡 🇬🇧

@marlonquintana3466 Год назад

🤨📸

@stormthrush37 Год назад

Always felt this was an unrated role for Heath Ledger.

@c.galindo9639 Год назад

Yup. Guerilla warfare really is something unpredictable and has great effective means when implemented. This is an amazing movie

@marie-annedubois3525 9 месяцев назад

Actually, no. Guerilla warfare is a complete waste of time 99% of the time. See: WW2 and french resistance (it was useless lol)

@c.galindo9639 9 месяцев назад

@@marie-annedubois3525 well the French really aren’t notorious for being effective at guerilla warfare so that’s a bad example. It won several efforts pushed against certain countries even those who opposed the USA. It can be argued against but it is documented history

@marie-annedubois3525 9 месяцев назад

@@c.galindo9639 Only guerilla that was semi-effective was Spain vs Napoleon, but it was very minimal in scope. Only slowed down the army by a few days, which happened to be enough given that Napoleon relied mostly on speed Apart from that, there hasn't been a winning guerilla warfare, ever (chile, usa, russia, china, etc.)

@c.galindo9639 8 месяцев назад

@@marie-annedubois3525 if you say so but clearly you devalue it in its effectiveness. The only time it didn’t actually work was when conquering was a thing in war and no one was spared and even cities buried into ruin. Other than that you can have examples of guerilla warfare working and it not being as effective but still doing its job until the resistance is quashed

@PixelleHearts 7 месяцев назад

My favroite part is that Mel says "soon" not because he doesn't seek confrontation, but rather it is the lacktherof that makes you wait in fear of the end result (which this scene has even more brilliance because it wasn't scripted, which makes that even a more serious threat). A possible death you see coming can be avoided... one that is constantly looming over your shoulder is considerably much more terrifying.

@christopherwilkens4460 Год назад

One of my favorite flicks....

@danw918 6 месяцев назад

Such a well made and accurate documentary.

@igtgw Год назад

We are going to dance before this is over doc you feel me boy?

@Douglas.Scott.McCarron Год назад

I love these scenes of things that never happened so much.

@blaze4metal Год назад

Yes, movies tend to contain just about 100% of images that never really happened, but were filmed on sets. Good job.

@David-uf1lm Год назад

@@blaze4metalI think what he means is they completely lied about the British character doing all these evil things. There's zero historical evidence that he did any war crimes whatsoever, and this is a real person they're slandering

@leftistnpc5417 Год назад

@@David-uf1lmare you actually simping for redcoats..? They were objectively a despotic tyrannical government, hellbent on colonizing as much of the world as possible to create slave colonies.. do you also get butthurt when Nazi soldiers are portrayed as slightly more evil than they might've actually been for theatrical effect..? 🤡

@leftistnpc5417 Год назад

@@David-uf1lm and how would you possibly know how evil the British actually were..? They were known to seek out farms/villages giving quarter to militia and burn them to the ground. That is historical fact, very evil.

@TheRaulr151 6 месяцев назад

Now I have to watch this movie. So good.

@glendanielson9006 Год назад

That's got to be my favorite scene!!!

@user-qj4je2sy6o 2 месяца назад

Really❤ this movie

@Weekend658 Год назад

I wish time travel was possible so we could all tell that Evil Man the wonder in character he would become in the Harry Potter Series…. ❤️

@LH74 Год назад

Jason Isaacs was a great villain in this movie.

@cityoftreez5306 11 месяцев назад

Love those dogs when they hear the whistle

@jamaldee2355 Год назад

This movie was epic

@garyblanchard1084 Год назад

Inside Benjamin was SEETHING!!!

@tatianalyulkin410 Год назад

No. You go stone cold. Like a corpse.

@jeremyarrington9427 5 месяцев назад

o'hara...such a gentleman

@yt_hatesfreespeech Год назад

to be fair Thomas and Gabriel died because they disobeyed their father and took his wisdom for granted. both would have been alive if they had listened to him

@Lavender_Cordle Год назад

Actually it was *Thomas and Gabriel

@nancyblair6187 5 месяцев назад

They also might have been alive if he had done what he said he'd to and protected his family rather than turning his front porch into a field hospital and leaving his son to grieve by himself after his wife had just been burned to death.

@richardcalisi9188 Год назад

Jason Isaac is such an Underrated actor.He should get more rolls.

@garyblanchard1084 Год назад

Roles

@richardcalisi9188 Год назад

@@garyblanchard1084 stupid auto correct

@user-mm1qu7yb5h 9 месяцев назад

YOU KNEW ME WHEN I LIVED AT THE LAKE HOUSE . 25 YEARS AGO, WHEN I BARTENDED AT THE V. F.W.

@JamesSchmitz-fj4km Год назад

Greatest rue in history.

@Hagleboj Год назад

casually comitting war crimes. Gotta love it

@sergioalmasy8722 7 месяцев назад

At the end: "One of our captured in officers, my Lord"(!!). British comedy sattire at its best!

@sabrewolf4129 Год назад

Not only stole back the prisoners but the dogs as well 🤣🤣🤣

@enniodimarcantoniod.g.8388 Год назад

Hahaha, yes indeed... Benjamin Martin like: "Thanks to your stupid Tavington, no more formal parley, I'm taking your dogs too" 😂😂😂

@Warhawk76 Год назад

Yep, a perfect fuck you to our "masters"

@Universal_exports87 8 месяцев назад

Fantastic movie.

@denizen9998 Год назад

Jason Isaacs made a great starfleet captain.

@cynthiaturcotte9280 11 месяцев назад

After Jason Isaccs says, "Why wait?" - the little head cock Mel Gibson does before he speaks. You can tell his character his picturing EXACTLY how he's going to kill Tavington. Incredible movie. Well cast and acted throughout!

@SIRtrizzytreyofcameltoe Год назад

How do you even show restraint in this moment? That evil bastard nearly took EVERYTHING from him…

@diegoviniciomejiaquesada4754 Год назад

I knew this movie because of the memes, and I had seen several parts of it but not completely. I saw it totally yesterday. Great movie.

@bastianvanstigt6246 Год назад

They don't make them like this anymore.

@TNM001 Год назад

they do, plenty of distorted history pics...just had Cleo. there is stuff happening out side your bubble haha

@Shadow_2055 Год назад

Oh wow Heath Ledger is in this movie! 👍

@blaze4metal Год назад

Yes he is and he does a great job.

@Shadow_2055 Год назад

@@blaze4metal hell yeah he did!! It’s so cool to know!! I didn’t know that until now.

@nilesclifford9704 Год назад

@@Shadow_2055he is joker.

@MisterRay11 Год назад

My fav scene

@jacobramirez4189 Год назад

You can tell Benjamin recognizes him. 0:02

@jacobramirez4189 11 месяцев назад

Tavington: "You!!" "So you're the ghost, are you?!" "I remember you!" "On that farm!" "That stupid little boy!!!" 0:54 I think this is why Jason Isaacs was perfect for Lucius Malfoy.

@rushmore3927 Год назад

Pretty sure even then, they would have a canvas of missing officers. Eighteen is a lot, especially for a fort area like that, and there were not as many officers per enlisted.

@Makeitso2023 6 месяцев назад

General O’Hara was quite an underused charecter in this film

@LowCountryMack 7 месяцев назад

Great movie indeed! Dogs Rule...🇺🇲🐕👍

@billstratis9314 11 месяцев назад

Makes you think what hero's began this country and where have a we demised to today..... core values of the USA are only a long gone memory. And not just for the USA but all countries....

@devinqian3349 Год назад

That Jason Isaacs protrayed as Lucius Malboy from Harry Potter!? I had no idea.

@deanjones9260 Год назад

,,,,the Dogs knowing what's best Always makes me laugh,,,,🤠😝💯🧑‍🌾👍🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲

@MarkEmperor 6 месяцев назад

Did he die, hmm? The way he said it was funny yet that makes a good villain.

@chihuahuagirl128 Год назад

Jupiter & Mars (the dogs) are like "See ya!" XD

@marcusfossa6695 4 месяца назад

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow...

@Katydid249 Год назад

❤Jason Issacs played very well as the bad guy. I have not seen him in any movie where he was considered really good. Alan Rickman was my favorite actor to play really bad and really good man. and then in Harry Potter a basically good man forced at least placed in a position that was very difficult. Respect all their acting ability. Love Mel Gibson but also respect Alan Rickman skils

@jedizelfknight 6 месяцев назад

Yea you don't mess with Mel Gibson especially when he's a crazy cop in Lethal Weapon movies and when he's a Colonel in We Were Soldiers

@lawrenceneuenii3564 Год назад

Touché

@misswolfiespack540 Год назад

awesome!

@royster3345 Год назад

Soon.... And he knew it.

@genewilliams617 Год назад

Clever!!!!!

@tahminaalam9010 Год назад

One of our captured officer my lord 😅

@squatchpnw2331 Год назад

He played them like a violin

@hotatp Год назад

Continuity error at 1:03, Heath Ledger sits on his horse looking on at the confrontation, actor Leon Rippy is seen sitting on his horse next to him, in the next wide shot Rippy can be seen getting on his horse.

@bigfootadmirer8627 6 месяцев назад

2:30 Talk about both a knee slapper and a groin slapper

@666mengel Год назад

General O'Hara depicted her is actual historical figure. During his career O'Hara personally surrendered to both George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte