BRAVEHEART (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction 

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William Wallace is a real hero of Scotland although the movie is very inaccurate. He was hung, drawn and quartered and his body parts sent to different parts of Scotland as a reminder. The (arguably) bigger hero, Robert the Bruce, came after Wallace and secured independence for Scotland until James VI (James I of England) was crowned King of both England and Scotland in the seventeenth century. There's a big monument in Stirling Scotland for Wallace and my old house was built on the battlefield where he won. My mother claims to have seen ghosts of soldiers walking through the garden at night

"Witts" = your mind (brains) (smarts) = intelligence

The flower was "pressed". You don't hear about it much any more, but when I was growing up in the 1970's. people would put a flower in a book, (sometimes with more weight on top). The flower would die, but it somehow keeps it's color and doesn't wilt.

Scotland is my favorite country. This summer I took a 3 weeks holiday in there exploring some of the sights there. Durin that time I also stayed 3 nights in Stirling, ex capital of Scotland. I visited the castle. Saw the fields William Wallace fought, I visited his monument and saw his sword. I also went to see the ancient monastery land Campuskennetk Abbey where is one quater of Wallace's body secretly buried. Monks buried it there in secret middle of the night on the demand of Wallace's uncle who was a bishop. William Wallace is a great National hero in Scotland.

they were disemboweling him, pulling out intestines. The betrayal is so unbelievable, just for carving out more land for the nobles. Although the movie had a lot of embellishment, and some fantasy elements, is still powerful.

The Scots were well known for being fighters even at the time of the Romans. Roman Emperor Hadrian built a wall to keep them from marauding, long ago, and Scots warriors have always been part of the royal guards in England. The English took all their weapons away at one point, and they fought with massive logs and stones for a while. They have some Viking DNA as well, after the Vikings began attacking England in the 8th century AD. They are also famous for their whiskey and scotch distilleries. They are still considered more rough and tumble than the Brits, though relatively calmer today than once upon a time.

"The Almighty tells me he can get me out of this mess, but he's pretty sure you're f*cked." - Stephen the Irishman 1297 A.D.

20:00 the “skirt” is called a kilt. It’s a thick wool cloth that can be used as a robe, a bag and even a hood against the weather if treated with wax.

"wits" means brains, intelligence. The lesson being you need to think before you fight.

Isabella of France was only around 9 years old when William Wallace's rebellion was happening.

I absolutely loved your reaction here. I wonder if you know what you do. Cementing the knowledge that we all share common emotions and recognize right from wrong and good from evil. And rediscovering the truth that wars are not begun by ordinary citizens but by rulers and politicians who don’t care who dies in those wars, what land is damaged, how many men who just wanted to be farmers or millers, how many women and children, fall under the machines of battle. All to further enrich the few mighty while their subjects starve and die.

“The right of the first night” is a legend and has never been widely used in Europe. However, nothing prevented the feudal lords from using peasant women at their discretion, regardless of whether they were married or not.

Like Arabic in the Muslim world. Latin links all the Catholic countries.

This movie moved me in so many ways when I first watched it. I probably watched it more than 30 times since. If nothing, it tells you how to be a good man, fight for what you believe in and don't let others try to convince you against your beliefs.

Alba gu brath ✊

You should watch Apocalypto. Its also directed by Mel gibson. An awesome movie about the beginning of the fall of the Maya :)

I am a Scotsman’s from Edinburgh and even though this is a great movie it is very historically inaccurate. In this movie they portray Robert The Bruce as a cowered but in real history he was actually very brave and a good fighter, He was infact the real saviour of Scotland. Wallace was just a very good warrior but Robert risked his crown and his life to fight for Scotland. He never just asked his men to do the dirty work either, he go down digging trenches and stuff with the men. He and Wallace never met but Wallace’s death was what made him start fighting because he starting seeing how the Scots where really getting treated. There was some points in this movie that was accurate and that was that English nobles had a law in place where they could legally take a Scotsman’s bride away on their wedding day to sleep with them in a attempt to breed us out. If the husband fought he would be killed. And the battle at the end when Hamish threw Wallace’s sword it did infact stick in the ground standing up. The Scots did infact beat a very fierce English army at the time while being heavily outnumbered. A really good and accurate series about all this is called “OutLaw King” it is about the war and focusing on Robert The Bruce, it is accurate all the way from story to our battle tactics I highly recommend it. All in all great reaction you guys 👍🏻

This period in history was brutal. Great movie.😊

It’s remarkable how tyrants never know they are taking a step too far.

So glad your videos are more than an hour! I feel like I'm rewatching the movie and seeing a lot of your reactions! And for my top 3 greatest movies of all time!

Oh boy, the man tears 🥲

One Pays Honour to Those Who have Present & Past Fought for Freedom !!!

James Horner's music is killer! All the emotions!

Best movie ever made. But it doesn’t leave you feeling good. Love it

0:56:26 "I am skilled in the arts of war"...except he skipped school the day they taught how to anticipate an ambush ;)

Braveheart is one of my favourite films and being Scottish it makes me proud of my country despite the film being inaccurate at times. William Wallace is a real person who was hung, drawn, quartered and his body chopped to pieces as a warning. The Wallace Monument in Stirling is a tribute to him. I hope you enjoy this film as much as i do. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I've noticed many reactors ask what the last torture is, when the camera stays focused on his face. Removing his intestines was too gruesome to show, and/or impossible to safely film, but it was in the pre-show with the little people.

This Is Based On A True Story.There Really Was A Scottish Hero Named William Wallace.

I truly enjoy revisiting older movies with you both. A classic comedy to check out is. Planes, trains and automobiles. With John Candy and Steve Martin.

Hello guys! I love this movie! The English king and court were at the time, French not native English. The royal family today is more French/German than English.

This is my favourite movie of all time, because I'm Scottish, starring and directed by Mel Gibson, with a host of other big actors, tells the story of William Wallace, Guardian and high protector of Scotland, based loosely on the life of the famous patriot. As a movie it is fantastic, as a true representative of William Wallace, not so much. I have seen this movie, well over 25 times, and still cry at certain parts of it.

This movie is heartbreaking in so many ways, and infuriating. And so good.

Please watch The Passion of the Christ! Also, I was just in Scotland a few days ago. I stayed in Edinburgh. I learned so much about the Scottish culture. My husband bought me a beautiful Scottish ring shaped like the thistle flower ( the flower she gave to William when she was a little girl)… I cried because that scene carry’s so much emotion and meaning.

Araplar bu filmi anlayamaz. Bu filmi ancak milli mücadele vermiş halklar anlayabilir. Türk milleti gibi İskoç milleti gibi Pakistanlı kardeşlerimiz gibi Güney Koreliler gibi. Bu milletler anlar.

the Netflix film The Outlaw King is basically about Robert the Bruce shortly after the end of this film. He soon lost control of his kingdom and had to live like a brigand, similar to Wallace in the early days.

Poor men fight rich men's wars.

Wallace's death was more gruesome than depicted in the movie...they couldn't show it all. God created men...Men created slaves! FREEDOM to all men!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Worth noting that King Edward was not actually a pagan, but a Crusader who fought in the Middle East and nearly died when the assassins poisoned him.

They are unraveling his intestines and pulling them out.

Love from Scotland my Habbi brothers

The Scots trained at throwing stones when the English prohibited possession of weapons.

the spirit of the movie is correct, but what actually happened is very different. Robert the Bruce deserves much more credit.

The weapon they use which is the most brutal one, the guys were wondering about. It's called a Morning Star. Half a Nun-Chuck with a solid iron spiked ball on a chain. It was quite a useful tool.

wits means your mind your intelligent

If you loved this, I think you would love The Last of the Mohicans. Fantastic movie.

I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this movie guys! good job!

I really, really enjoy your reactions. Thank you for sharing!!!

Heavy stuff!

When the horse is stretching him at the end, it would've likely ripped his elbows, knees and shoulders out of the sockets, but that probably would've been too graphic to show.

Fun fact, the McGregor’s were chased out of Scotland by the Camble’s for being cattle thieves 😂

Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto is his best work period. Followed by The Passion of the Christ. You boys need to watch both. Nice reaction fellas.

One fan theory is the crazy Irishman is the King of Ireland and that's why the Irish on England's side switched.

Great film pick! 👌

Fun game - have a shot every time you read a comment with "even though inaccurate" - it's a staple for every Braveheart video on RU-vid!

Wits can have multiple meanings: Intelligence and quick thinking The ability to reason and act, especially quickly. For example, "She learned to survive on her wits". Normal mental state Usually used in the plural, as in "scared out of my wits". This hyperbolic term suggests that someone is frightened enough to lose their mind. Practical good judgment As in "had the wit to leave quickly". Talent for making clever remarks Also known as a talent for making amusing remarks, or someone who is known for making such remarks. For example, "She was also known for her quick wit and sharp tongue".

This is an historic fiction. The truth is that William Wallace was a rebel for the Scottish. He was killed early on by King Edward I "Longshanks". Edward I died from a heart attack getting on his horse before battle with the Scottish. His son, Edward II, continued the war against them. It was during this time that Piers Gaveston, the best knight in England, and Edward II's boyfriend, convinced Edward to marry Princess Isabella of France. The couple had 4 children and then remained apart. Piers was banished, later returned to England and then beheaded by some disgruntled nobles. The head was sent to Edward II in a box. Edward then got another boyfriend, Hugh LeDespenser, son of another Hugh LeDespenser, Earl of Winchester. Hugh also had a wife and children because nobles were expected to have heirs regardless of their sexuality. Also, Isabella took a lover, Roger Mortimer, Earl of March. He also had a wife and children. The breaking point between Isabella and Edward II was when he gave away her castle to his boyfriend as a birthday present. Isabella, like all of her sisters, was known or accused of cheating on their husbands. She took her lover, his family and her children and moved to Paris where they were known to host lavish parties (with tales of sexual escapades). When these stories reached the Pope, he sent a message to the King of France to send Isabella back to her husband or risk excommunication from the Church. Isabella and crew then went to Holland where they were hosted by Count William of Holland. She raised an army and then set sail to attack her husband. The English nobles refused to fight hard because they despised Edward II. Edward and his boyfriend and the boyfriend's father had to flee. The 2 Hughs were captured. The father was hung and the son was drawn & quartered. Edward made it to Wales, but was captured and brought back where he was put in a dungeon and left to starve to death. On night, someone entered and burned his insides out by inserting a hot poker into his backside. Edward III, son of Edward II, then became king. He was only a boy. When he became a man, he had his mother's lover hung. He then imprisoned his mother in a castle for the rest of her life. He would marry Philippa, daughter of William, Count of Holland, whom he met as a child when his mother took him there. The family story would become more complicated resulting in wars.

Glad you guys are watching one of my favorite movies as a kid, has some inaccuracies but still amazing and true in large parts.

This is a real reaction..long form... Not watched it yet but fact it isn't condensed in to 30 mins is already a win in my book...hope you guys enjoyed it.

"The battle of Falkirk 1298" The church yard where men who died there are burried is next door to my house the original stone slabs still marking the spots.

Pro tips . Mel's writer producer on this and other films is Robert Wallace, a distant relative of William! The old warrior in this was in a fantastic sci-fi Scottish warrior movie from the 80s called, Highlander, which y'all should definitely see!

Robert the Bruce’s father had Leprosy. It’s very contagious and fatal.

Yeah i really liked watching this movie with y'all. Been a while since I've seen it. Subbed. ❤

This is one of the best movies ever made!

Great review, great movie!

This is a fun movie. It gets an absurd amount historically wrong to the point where it might as well be 300, but it's a fun movie.

Can’t wait to find some time and watch! I recommend you guys check out these blockbusters. JAWS (the first blockbuster from 1977), RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981, action/adventure shot mostly in Tunisa), ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES (1991 adventure with the first positive depiction of a Muslim character I ever saw in a Hollywood blockbuster), GLADIATOR (2000, epic/action/drama), HELL or HIGH WATER (2016 western/crime)

Early european fortresses were build with wood palisades. Thats why they are pointy.

You guys are on a big Mel Gibson kick lately, yes? 👍 You probably would enjoy the original Mad Max Trilogy Mad Max The Road Warrior Mad Max; Beyond Thunderdome

Remember that the movie is 'based' on historical events, some things aren't true or out of context historically. As someone has said Queen Isabella was a child at this time and still in France. The blue dye they wear was never a Scottish thing, it was something the Picts did and it was not dye but tattoos. In Scotland it was one step forward and five steps back with the greed and egos of some people, next thing ya know there are English in the houses of Scottish Lords, Scots are being chased off their land and the Stone Of Destiny is under the English throne....SIGH!!!!

He says it's our Wits that make us men. Wits means intelligence being smart.

You guys should totally react to #MichaelCollins . It’s a movie starring Liam Neeson about the rebellion that finally freed Ireland in the 20th century.

I advise you to watch the movie "Taras Bulba".

Brothers Salam watch REMEMBER THE TITANS !!!! One of my favorite moves ever made

And from whom surounds the French Princess, Wallace had ethics and he was honest to death...not something she's used to.

I enjoy your “reactions,” even though you both possess modern sensibilities, your basic morality shines through, and I really appreciate that about you both. May your days be filled with peace.

A great movie but about .25 to .75% historically correct. Still great.

The Wind and the Lion is one I think you guys would appreciate

Tyrany will always loose as long as good men exist. I m Danish so our great warriors were Vikings. The middel ages had the worst torture, completly evil

you misunderstood something,the scots had kilts around their waists and not on their heads. freedom

REMEMBER THE TITANS. BEST MOVIE PLEASE WATCH

Manny descendants of Wallas fought for The American Revolution but this time the French were on our side.

I wouldn’t burn captured outpost also. Easily resourced turned to your own outpost. I think braising everything was a thing out of emotion not the most sensible tactic

Guys William Wallace was a real person. I’m sure you know that.

The Scottish union of the crowns and Union of the parliament would happen much much later. That would lead to Scotland being part of the United Kingdom, which is still a point of debate even to this day. There is some who wants Scotland to be independent, but up to now it hasn’t had a majority vote. With the United Kingdom having left the EU, there’s some people who want a new vote, to see if the Scots want to break away independently and re-join the EU. Economically, there is the question of whether they would lose more than they would gain.

Barbaric but Mel never looked better. Music score was 👍🏻🌷🌷Carmen

On the wits moment, I, personally, would have no problem with you guys looking up stuff and continuing the movie you're watching, especially when it's for awesome quotes like that one. 😊

To me, this is a lot like his movie, The Patriot! Another very good movie about English rebellion, I think with the Irish, also about this time, called Rob Roy starring Liam Neeson!

I like your reactions. I am a sorcerer. So I practice S'hir. But you share similar values to myself.

Robert the Bruce, the one that betrays him, finally attacks England and defeats Longshanks son, and becomes King of Scotland. Netflix made a pretty good movie about it, it takes place right after Wallace's quartered corpse is sent to several places in Scotland, resulting in even more rebellion and the kingship of Bruce. Side note, Wallace's sword, his real one, is on display, the thing is HUGE. Edit: the movie is called "Outlaw King" and is a lot more historically accurate than Braveheart. Braveheart is great, but Mel Gibson took quite a few liberties.

Thanks for reacting to this move! The basics of the move is true but not much of the detail. William Wallace's murder was more brutal than the filme showed. I will let you find out for your selfs

They would not call them terrorists (30:32). Terrorists target the weak (non-combatants). They would call them freedom-fighters or patriots.

The nobels in the movie are exactly like the arab countries betraying Gaza. But the fight will continue untill freedom. Free Palestine ✌️🇵🇸❤️

You guys should check out the movie Outlaw King it's a side story about Robert the Bruce and how he became the king of Scotland it's stars Chris Pine

Bruce never betrayed William. It's not even confirmed that they met at all.

The British were also cruel to the Irish, leaving many to starve in the 19th century after the Potato Famine...causing 100, 000s to emigrate to the USA.

Wits= mental sharpness and intelligence

if we could only fight like warrior poets

You have to watch Gladiator next.....

“Whits” is like intelligence or mind…