Braveheart REACTION PART 1|FIRST TIME WATCHING 

Like I said, it’s Moiy Oiland

It order to find his equal.. an Irishman is forced to talk to god

Who tha fook is that guy?

Isn't that what Conner said to dillion Danish after UFC's rumble with the eagle.😂😂😂

'...you're a mad man...' (Steven, looks with a crazy smile) '...I've come to the right place then.'

Aye, a thistle.... jagged little thorny thistle. But ashamed to say our national animal isn't so macho, Unicorn..... a fuckin UNICORN !!!!! makes my little pony look like a stallion!!!!!

It was made the national flower as an army was sneaking up on the Scottish in the night barefoot, they couldn't keep quiet and woke the Scots up lol

@@gggggggg3542 Don't forget the Bloody English have a Red Rose and an English Royal family was called Plantagenet - named after a flower.

@@gggggggg3542 One) Unicorns are fierce strong creatures in mythology. two) the history as to why the national animal was chosen to be a unicorn also acts as a big FU to England. England's national Animal is the Lion. In celtic folklore, the Lion and the Unicorn were in constant battle for the title of "king of beasts" A battle in which the Unicorn actually won, in the legend. Obviously, that's not reality considering unicorns aren't real but this also makes Scotland the only country in the world with a mythical creature as it's national animal. Don't let your pseudo macho brainwashing get in the way of being proud of a bad ass and unique national animal

@@gggggggg3542 wit? Look at a real unicorn that once existed there ain't nothing soft about our unicorn also the legend is the Unicorn has to be chained or it will destroy everything are you even from Scotland lol

My all-time favorite actor, hands down.

@@The_OneManCrowd He's also an A-hole .

How he transitions effortlessly between movies like this and Super Troopers is the proof.

He was also the one of the first to portray hannibal which he doesnt get enough credit for

Real fans know the truth.

No movie is accurate. All of the war movies based on true events are fictionalised to a large degree for dramatic effect. They are still great films.

Total Hollywood hokum & I'm Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@Syklonus nope this is entirely made up, they never even mentioned once that Wallace fought for the English during the Welsh rebellion, or mention Margaret of Norway, go look her up, England was going to inherit the Scottish throne either way

@@Syklonus ummm most are slightly more accurate than this one... even down to Mel Gibson's accent.... eek. Not to mention Wallace wasn't a highlander. He was a lowlander and nobility.

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Yes it is as real as Robin Hood or King Arthur eh!

His name is Brendan Gleeson, and you’ve probably seen him in at least a dozen other movies. I swear, he’s in everything!

@@ashleydixon4613 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

@@campagnollo Yeah, that and about 100 other movies.

And the actress who plays Murran is from England.

Also that scene with the Scots and Irish meeting up like old chums is completely made up, the extras were part of the Republican irish army so refused to even pretend to fight for an English king because they're a bunch of babies

Declaration of modern Scotland. " We will do as we are told, by any Englishman "

@@Chris66able actually its quite the opposite, the Scottish parliament ca influence the British parliament yet the British parliament cannot influence the Scottish parliament, although tbh the SNP don't even know what they're responsible for

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 The Scots voted to be ruled by the British gov.

@@Chris66able and the English ruled by Americans and Russian and Muslims

UNLESS... there's a flu bug. Then all bets are off.

Yess !! I never see anyone react to this film it's so underrated !! 😫👏🏼

Man hope he reacts apocalypto that’s my native tribe man

If you take this movie for what it is another blockbuster flick you can watch and dont take any realism and history accuracy plus garbage accent from Gibson yes IS IS VERY GOOD and ENTERTAINING MOVIE :) Just to point some things: prima nocte law never existed was never used as said in the movie., English king wife when we take actual historical dates that Wallece is shaging was 4-5 years old. Battle of Sterling is called battle of STERLING BRIDGE where is the bridge and a river English knights crossed and got caught in a trap and surrounded by scots, Kilts were invented and used I think somewhere around 18th century, during battles and normal life day to day Scots would be wearing the same cloths and Armor types as English the difference would obviously the livery. Just to point out some garbage aspect of this movie and of what damage can one movie do to perception of a nation. Outright historical lies and misconceptions are dangerous because many will take it for granted and believe it was true due to lack of education and personal ability to discerned what is right and what is wrong. Besides all that its a very nice movie deserving Oscars and acolytes for its won merits but based ONLY as pure fiction which this movie never claimed to be.

Yeh agreed please react it’s BEAST of a film

Love that Flick 👌🏻

I'd disagree heavily, it's quite shite hella overrated

@@firstnamelastname-bu1xm mate I'm from Scotland, I'm quite confident about my countrys history abd culture and this is a bad movie, wow you've enlightened me with such a fantastic saying.

@@firstnamelastname-bu1xm ohh it's such great news to hear you say that pity the big man willy lost his final battle in my town

He was in Rob Roy with Liam Neeson too (the fellow with the scar).

@@J_Rossi You talking about Brian Cox? He is in ALOT of movies. He was in Coreolanus (love this movie and am sad it didn't get the recognition it deserves) with Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort, Amon Goethe, and the voice of Pharaoh Rameses). He was in Troy with Brad Pitt and Orlando Bloom. Countless other ones that i can't remember off the top of my head

The actor who played Stephen also played Albert Runcorn in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1.

Stephen's my name

He got that facial scar in a bar fight over his leather jacket. They wanted it, he said no.

@@thatoneguybones8036 pray tell.

@@gavinmcinally8442 he did get the scars in Glasgow, called the Glasgow smile , slice across the mouth

He does have a great laugh! ❤️

man thats jacked up 🥴

Hide the chicken finally someone knows knowledge.

Awesome thank you!

You got to meet him?! That's awesome! I miss hearing new scores from him! What was he like?

As true as brave heart 😆

There's no true in mel Gibson movie, more like 50% true

@@jodu626 considering Hal Moore, the actual person represented, helped make We Were Soldiers, it is a lot more historically accurate than braveheart. Every major moment, including those with Julia Moore, is accurate.

@@Cherokee9898 I’ll take your word for it

Although this movie is not too historically accurate. Aparently Wallace and Bruce didn’t have too much contact in real life since Wallace supported the Bailiols’ claim instead of Robert’s. So the movie’s description of Bruce based on his encounters with Wallace is mostly fictional most likely.

@@domingorubies656 That's true, I still love the betrayal scene even if it happened less than likely that way.

Hello cousin lol, I’m a descendant of him too

@@nayten0324 Heyo! There are always a few out there haha. One of my best friends and one of my professors are as well.

To be fair I think it showed only like what 2 interactions as well with the 2? Most clips they were in separate scenes

Scottish people don't agree on much but this is one of them. God bless that crazy Australian.

@@Boxmaterial You mean that crazy American. Mel Gibson was born in New York and according to Wikipedia also has Irish citizenship.

@@brownbess8185 I was under the impression that he was Australian, all hail the all knowing wiki god

It's fine that it's historically inaccurate, as long as people realize that this movie is fiction. As fiction, it's fine.

Absolutely agree about the soundtrack!

The scene at the funeral when the girl gives him a thistle shreds the heart. Especially when he starts crying

Yes it is fine that it is not historically accurate but what is wrong is that it is marketed as being based on Actual Events. A survey done in the US regarding what they thought about movies based on "Actual Events" believed that everything in this movie was true. Another movie included in the survey was U-571 where the only Actual Events were that a German submarine was boarded & an Enigma machine was salvaged, everything else was crap.

I'll check it out

that movie was so intense seeing it as a kid. Never forgot those mental images from that intense film.

What Hollywood movies are historically accurate?

@@robg4729 I would argue that there is a gradient of inaccurate to accurate when it comes to historical movies, and Braveheart is VERY far over on the inaccurate scale. Don't think anyone who has a rudimentary understanding of history would argue with that.

@@Bobahat yeah, the list of inaccuracies is REALLY long. I believe even things as simple as kilt use in Wallace’s time is inaccurate, if I remember correctly.

@@timhibbard4226 You are correct, the kilt didn't come into fashion for at least another 200 years.

One of the major battles shown in the movie actually occurred at a bridge...The scots were able to beat the English because they were bottlenecked by the bridgehead..If it was open ground like in the movie the English Calvary would have flanked around and crushed them...How they couldn’t be troubled to even put in that little fact is beyond me

Thank you! Will do!

Commonly referred to as the Glasgow Smile.

I felt exactly the same about the war in this movie.

He got those scars due to growing up in the hayday of Irish gangs, there were so many factions of nationalists, socialists and loyalists it was impossible to understand who were part of what, many innocent people were attacked and even killed just from the thought you might be part of an enemy gang

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 and apparently he wasn't the guy that they were looking for.

He wasn’t right in the head

That makes two of us!

He just needs a kilt of the regional tartan.

😂😂

Thanks! Glad you're here!

Now we have one more great movie ( Hacksaw Ridge) Another masterpiece by the great Mel Gibson!

What did you think about The Patriot? Or have you seen it?

Also known as the Glasgow Smile.

He was great in that.

A glasgow kiss is a head butt to the nose

The scars are are from a knife injury known as a "Glasgow smile", the "Glasgow kiss" is a headbutt to the face. We Glaswegian's are a friendly bunch 😂

In Glasgow those scars are called chibs, which explains his SOA nickname.

I read that too. I think it's on Wikipedia if I'm remembering correctly

That's weird, I was just watching a video the other day where a geneticist was saying that tracing bloodlines back to this era was virtually impossible.

@@oliverklozov13 it did take nearly six years to get back that far, and that’s with my dad, uncle, and myself working on it at a near constant pace, so I’m inclined to agree. It could very well be wrong as we don’t have to many tying factors at the moment. The only other family branch I have further is my moms dads side, and that’s because the family kept a genealogy book for over 350 years (early 1500’s to 1860’s. We have them tracked, with certainty, to the 1100’s.

@@Cherokee9898 thats funny because he was never known as "longshanks", he was actually known as "the leopard" due to his heraldry.

Rentons father in trainspotting too!

Dang I didn't recognize it until you said that!!!!!!!!