Honest Trailers Commentary | Braveheart 

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Yes, I watch the commentaries first. I like the chaos 🔥🔥🔥

Guys... these are the Honest Trailers we need!!!! MOOOORRRREE MOOOORE CLASSICS!!!!!! MOOOOORE RANDOM!!!!! You can tell you guys enjoy doing this and it shows in the finished product, great job!!!

The last 60 seconds of this video was the funniest thing ever!! :D

omg now i need the Honest Trailer for Robin Hood: Men In Tights.. the rolled R's killed me lol

Happy 295th Honest Trailer, Screen Junkies! Do you have any special plans for the 300th episode?

Braveheart falls into the category of movie where if I see a single frame of it on TV or Netflix, I must watch it in its entirety. I adore this movie and loved what you guys had to say about it. Great commentary!

Helping with your experiment, Dan: Just for the record, I would have kept watching for a lot longer before the trailer started. Possibly forever.

The last two minutes of this episode might be the best moment in all of Honest Trailer Commentary history. Every time I rewatch this I am in tears. 😂

I'm Scottish, and James Cosmo happens to be, something like, my Uncle-once-removed (I've never quite worked it out). I know the film is ridiculous, but there is some evidence Wallace's wife was killed. When I was in the USA in 2001, I met some Native Americans and they were so excited to meet a Scotsman and they told me they loved the film - it spoke to them so much about their historical struggle. It really moved me. So, you know, stories...

The show about a show that I watch before I watch that show!!

Joe’s joke about rolling around in the dirt immediately after getting off the boat!!!

First visit in Scotland and the local guide immideately went off on a rant after someone referenced this movie. Apart from what is mentioned in the honest trailer: The title Braveheart apparently belonged to Robert de Brus. And to top it off (in Brians words): "Even the bagpipes they used for the soundtrack were IRISH!" Poor guy!

the Joe meat between two Dan buns!

The weird thing is, this shows up in my Up Next list before the original Honest Trailer does. I usually end up clicking on this, then finding the link to the original, then coming back afterwards.

When you’re running dry in early spring before the big movies come out you should do an Honest Trailers “Spring Cleaning” where you get through some movies you’d wanted to get to for a long time.

"How long will the audience wait for us to start talking about the trailer?" As long as it takes. I just love listening to you guys!

TIL: Joe thinks i'm a lunatic...... Wonder what he would think if he knew people watched ONLY the commentary!?

Props to whoever was messing with video at 20:12. Was watching the whole time. I appreciate your work

As a northern english person I can tell you that you absolutely nailed Scotland at the end there. "did you get your dirt yet?" hahaha

As long as we’re doing wildly inaccurate movies, do Mary Queen of Scots!

Dan, I would have gotten and appreciated the "In Brogh" joke. I tip my hat to you sir.

As a Scotsman, I approve of this whole commentary. Keep working on that accent though, Dan.

So with the epic poem as a resource and even adapting that loosely, this really is just like Troy.

Watching commentary first is like skipping the article and reading the comments straightaway. Gives you both viewpoints in one go :]

I have just started the video and I can't wait what they have to say.

Once again, you've used Spencer in the icon against me....it was all a lie

I’m so glad I miss things like the wash your legs controversy or debate.

My Spanish teacher showed The Three Amigos for class once.

Movies I watched in school: Pearl Harbor, Ghettysberg, Spartacus, Ben Hur, Life is Beautiful, Saving Private Ryan, Amistad, and Kennth Branaugh's Hamlet. Your parents sign a form and they let you watch all sorts of stuff.

"'Ee's no a Scotsman!" "'Ow can ye tell?" "'Ee's no covered in shite like the rest o' us!"

Unfortunately a missed opportunity of not pointing out Mel Gibson running in every movie, he was Cruise-ing before Tom 🙂

I am so happy to see Danielle take a more active role in Screen Junkies.....um in Fandom. Excellent addition!!!!! 💯🔥💯 Maybe a Danielle centric show about anything would be fine with me🤔👍🏾🖖🏾👏🏾🙂

In Brogue was great. Finally I'm a 1 percenter!

You guys gotta do Full Metal Jacket for a Honest Trailers.

Yet another lovely Dan-wich!❤😊

It was the Lord of the rings that got investigated about the horses.

In Brogue is a better joke...stand up and be recognised Sir Dan. And after reading the comments theres a lot of these 1% who agree!

Fun fact- Lord Nelson's real last words weren't "Kiss me Hardy" but "Drink drink fan fan rub rub!" (Thank you QI)

A great movie with hardly any historical accuracy. Where's the scene where Wallace makes a belt for his sword out of the flesh of an English commander? :)

Just realized never watched Braveheart on original language, Only watch with my father dubbed in portuguese. Gonna rewatch!

I saw Stand By Me in eighth grade at school in 2014. That was considered innaprorpriate due to the swearing, so it was a secret.

Ight now i just want a commentary with just the Scottish accents from you guys

I don't know what the likelihood of this is, but honest trailer for The Favourite would be ace.

"Must be a king." "Why?" "He hasn't got shit all over him."

Best ending ever! Please more spontaneous endings to these

I have to point out mary queen of Scots starred an Irish woman as the Queen of Scotland and an Australian as the Queen of England. So nothing has really changed.

I was also shown Pulp Fiction in school. To be fair it was during gym period and I think the teacher just didn't want to work a couple days. Nobody complained.

Dan speaking in a Scottish accent is maybe the sexiest thing I've heard all week

Possibly best Honest Commentaries ending ever!

Horner always used a chimes run during the action climax. Always.

Gladiator and Pirates has literally the same main theme, Hans Zimmer didn't wanna give up on an epic beat 😅

These episodes are so real I love how much love it gets

Joe talking about AOL Tavern chat role play gave me a terrible flashback to middle school. Can I sue for damages?

Props to Danielle, who also worked Sunday night yet still showed up on Monday. We know Spencer has a baby now but please tease him about this.

I guess I'm a lunatic.

Know quite a few of the hobbit dwarves are Scottish but isn’t Gimli welsh? The actor who plays him is anyway.

I don't think I saw this until it was out of theaters on video, but given the era "spoilers" weren't as much a thing and so I can still clearly remember being just blindsided by what happened to our main hero--whom seemed to always have an out. Just floored me and made the epilogue battle just hugely impacting at the time (accuracy be damned.)

Really enjoying these Blockbuster Summer picks! And I can't believe Joe's health teacher picked The Towering Inferno for a fire safety lesson! LOL I feel we need some honest trailers for those 70s disaster films now like that one and the Poseidon Adventure!

I would happily watch just you guys talking before the actual trailer starts to be played for what you would surely deem a disturbingly long amount of time lol

In geography class we had to learn the difference between American culture and Australian culture so they made us watch crocodile Dundee

I only watch the commentaries...bring me my straight jacket!

Just for the record, the story that ALL people EVERYWHERE and EVER did not take a bath and smelled badly, is an urban myth. It originates from the decline in bathing in Western and Central Europe during the Middle ages. Vikings took a bath every week. In ancient Greece and Rome there were public baths where people spent a lot of time . Plus they had small indoor tubs as well as small ones for washing their feet when they entered their home. Gymnasiums in Ancient Greece had baths to use after training. Byzantine cities even had special fountains just outside the city so that travelers would wash themselves before entering the city. And if you do a small research, you will find that many cultures around the world cared a lot about personal hygiene. But that is what happens when the history of Western Europe becomes The History,. So please, don't participate in spreading these urban myths. Unfortunately, most people are TV and Movies educated, although they deny it if you ask them. What they see in a movie or a tv show represents their historical reality.

My friends in college once got into an all out rumble over Murron vs. the Princess. It was hilarious. The room got completely trashed.

I remember watching Witness the Harrison Ford movie in class when I was in elementary school for some reason... There's death by corn and a nude scene in that movie. I liked it!

19:01 This moment reminds me of one of my many favorite Abed lines from Community. "And here's where we'll put the montage." "What's a montage?" "When a movie apologies for reality."

That ending though XD

I love when you do movies you just want to do. And yes, always watching this first.

Gimli was Welsh! John Rhys-Davies ...about as Welsh as you can get.

28:00 The phrase "Vatican City" didn't exist until the 20th century. Before 1929, the Vatican Hill and the Vatican Palace were just parts of Rome.

Just at the point where your talking about pre-modern era washing habits: I've heard a story about an English artifact that effectively states that when the Saxxon invaders (French vikings, essentially) were coming, the English women were smitten by them. Because they washed.

Happy to hear some love for In Bruges

dan that comic book guy impression was spot on lol.

Gimli is Welsh. Please let that have been a deliberate mistake for comic effect.

The Robert the Bruce talk was so funny lol

OMG watching the trailer i thought "wait i saw that at school, i didn't realise it was that violent" ^^ so Danielle ...same!

I was unaware it was odd I watched the commentaries first! (I prefer them because they are typically yall just having so much fun)

Composer wise..... wrath of Kahn and mask of zorro... my favorites

Ahh Danielle is from Tacoma?? I’m from there too! In one class in high school I watched silence of the lambs for the first time so I feel her on watching pulp fiction. Tacoma must have a weird curriculum :)

I watched 300 in a World History history class freshman year of Catholic high school. I learned so much...

Danielle you are not alone my high school English teacher show us Platoon as a modern adaptation of Hamlet among others

I saw this in school too! Shoutout to Mrs. Allred

The last 30 seconds..... awesome

Plllllllease do a CLOUD ATLAS honest trailer!!! You’d have a lot to work with there!

Filth was a thing back then, Danielle. Everyone was not even close to being clean in any way. Hell, the Saxon's used dung, mud and wood to build their houses. The use of dung was a big thing back then. The whole place would have stank really bad. Bathing was not a thing done on a regular basis. Now, the Vikings were way more clean than the Scots and Brits. So, grim in the film is realistic. Want to know more, watch the fantastic factual British comedy series "Horrible Histories" (if you have Amazon Prime, it's available to view for free) that ran from 2009 to 2015. As for 18th-Century Ireland from "Barry Lyndon"; yeah, those were some seriously unclean times. Lice in wigs, lead make-up, body odor to the extreme due to lack of bathing on a regular semi-daily schedule, milk that looked like sick due to the amount of garbage (and feces) in it (same for the water). The list of goes on. I, too, would love to see that alternate ending. Would be hilarious.

Have a look at the film Waterloo, there were something like 15,000 extras for the battle scene.

I literally ALWAYS watch this before the honest trailer.

Am i bias if this is my favorite movie

I could watch your premovie talk all day guys.

Lethal Weapon as a high school freshman. No reason except it was the day after the final exam but we still had to be there and the teacher liked it. It was the 80s so no scandal.

Speaking as an English person: did we do something to annoy Mel Gibson at some point? I mean, I know we're good villains for Americans generally, but between Edward I in this movie and Jason Isaacs going full Nazi in The Patriot, it feels a bit personal. I don't remember annoying Mel Gibson, but, well, it's Mel Gibson, who knows what might have set him off?

Braveheart came out while I was in film school. My classmate and I left the theatre, turned to each other, and said in unison, "those were the worst transitional edits I have ever seen." Braveheart won the Best Editing oscar.

Gretchen from You're The Worst doesn't wash her legs. That's how that got started.

I never researched what exactly mel gibson did so the ambiguity just makes all of the digs funnier

Braveheart only won 5 awards including best picture and best director in 1995 same year when Apollo 13 came in 1995 which only won 2 awards.

Shoutout to the trios of Sony MDR-7506s doing their thang.

I, unabashedly, still love this movie.

It always bothered me that Titanic won the Oscar for Best Score, while Braveheart did not. Part of me wonders if that 's why James Horner just reused it for Titanic--to prove a point. I don't know if it got me into being a score nerd, but it is still one of my favorites.

100%. There are a few cues between Braveheart, Apollo 13, and Titanic that are very similar. ❤️ James Horner.

To be honest (because that is the point of your channel) I will watch you guys banter + the commentary. There is no time limit