Napoleon reacts to Ridley Scott's NAPOLEON TRAILER (2023) 

The film was a character assassination, but without it I wouldn't have found this gem of a channel!

Now we all require an analysis of all films about Napoleon from Napoleon himself!

Napoleon's lover Alexander😂😂😂...Oh man, that was epic!!! I couldn't help myself from laughing for a whole hour😂

Napoleon was flexible and personable. He had a temper and an ego but he also had an almost superhuman level of confidence you can't help but get suckered in.

Him finishing the lover with Alexander 🤣

Davout playing Jazz in the intro was just epic 💅🏻 Besides the 101 historical inaccuracies, the over-romanticising parts of the movie and making Napoleon look like a constant freak or tyrant, I'll watch it for the sake of our Emperor and of course analyse, criticize... Amazing review on the trailer, and this just made my whole month, I think I'm happier by seeing this than the movie x) We all support you Napoleon and your incredible team ✨

This is so hilarious, big respect for you to making content like it, never thought that if you will mix history and comedy it will be so good

Waiting patiently 😌

ALEXANDER LMAO

I would like to see Alexander appear in the new video.

You guys should seriously consider doing a crossover with Terry the History teacher. Imagine him interviewing your Napoleon through webcam.

I'm more of a Tsar Alex fan but even I gotta admit that perfidious Albion Ridley Scott did Nap dirty.

I just learned Ridley is Britt. Now all makes sense...

MAN KEEP MAKING THOSE VIDEOS ITS WONDERFUL 💥💥

Love your stuff guys. Cheers me up every time. Never stop doing what you're doing!!

Great video! Those reaction are fun to watch!!

As a Brit, i think Scott is terrible. Waterloo was probably one of the better portrayal of Napoleon. And the biggest hated within France wasnt Napoleon himself, although put the fear of God into people. The truly hared person was Citizen Robsphere. Whilst Napoleon was ok hated a lot in Europe, thats a given but he knew the British werent going yo execute him.

Errmahgerrd I was wondering if you guys would do vid about that and of course you delivered! I had a really tough day and there you are, delivering greatness. Thank you ❤❤❤

This review is everything and I so agree on almost everything 😂 I'm still very curious about the movie, but also veeeery cautious (but I gotta say they kinda already lost me a lil bit when I saw that Ney is NOT gonna be played by a 2 meters tall ginger but I guess you can't have everything in life 😅)

I swear you're one of my favorite things on youtube ❤

The only phrase in this movie that isn’t a total historical fanfiction or downright lie is: “Long live the emperor!” I do hope Spielberg his series are soon to be made because I can’t wait to see Napoleon crushing the coalition. Vive l’Empereur!

I will never stop watching your content, this is amazing

Gosh, I watched it recently and although I'm not a historian/banaportist, I was sitting there just trying not to have a blast. I'll just try to spell it out in a concise and structured way. For a better understanding, here is the chronology of events in the film: Toulon, 13 Vendemiaire, marriage to Josephine, Egypt, 18 Brumaire, Cosnoulism, coronation, Austerlitz, divorce from Josephine, Tilsit, marriage to Marie-Louise and the birth of a son, the War of 1812, exile on Elba, 100 days and Waterloo, exile on St Helena. Understood, accepted, and now I'll move on to the pros (yes, yes, I found them): + well filmed siege of Toulon. Maybe because I never studied this moment of General Bonaparte's biography in detail, BUT it was beautiful, epic, realistic. + about realism, I liked the way Marie Antoinette's execution was shown, and how a horse was killed under Napoleon, and in principle all this bloodshed was uncensored. At least there's authenticity here. + showed how Napoleon gives Alexander Beauharnais' sword to little Eugène Beauharnais, but after that we will not see Eugène anymore) + drew the viewer's attention to the fact that Consul Bonaparte is trying to make peace with the countries that are part of the anti-French coalitions, that he really wants peace, not new conquests. + Colencourt (unlike all the marshals) has screen time and even a couple of phrases. + Napoleon is shown rubbing Talleyrand's (or Kolencourt's, I don't really remember) ear. It's just that this gesture of his is often mentioned but rarely shown. + handsome, young, arrogant Alexander before Austerlitz) + the soundtrack is cool, under it you could make such a candy.... + picture This is where the pluses (and with them my nerve cells) end. So, let's go over the cons: - we had no Italian campaigns, not at all. No Arcole Bridge, no Marengo, forget it. Instead, General Bonaparte went to Egypt to shoot at the pyramids. - There's no chemistry with Josephine. I didn't see her. Or maybe I'm used to the fact that Bonaparte in love with her was ardent and determined, and here... well shy. And in private she asks him to say "You're nothing without me" and he...repeats..... - his mother also controls him as she wants: "Well, son, go to the bedroom, there's a naked girl waiting for you, we'll check whether you're infertile or not." And he's so shy, he goes to check... - With Josephine he is quite rude and cringe, in the divorce scene he slapped her face to calm her down. And we are not shown that Josephine was happy with him, we are asked to believe it. Personally, I wouldn't fall in love with a Napoleon like that. - Becoming Emperor... Bonaparte is shown as such an uncouth savage that the viewer would have to ask: "How could he have been crowned at all? For what merit?" Because in the film, he's a simple soldier with no charm. - A lot has been written about Austerlitz, I won't dwell on it, but the way the crowd of men and horses runs at the crowd of men and horses..... - Napoleon is obsessed with the idea of an heir. Okay, if it was mentioned a couple of times, but no. It's almost the main conflict of the film. So he divorces Josephine, goes to Tilsit to see Alexander and almost immediately says to him: "I want to marry your sister, are there any available?" - And yes, there was no Jena, Auerstedt, Eylau, Friedland, Wagram either, he decided to go straight to Russia. - To be honest, when I first saw Napoleon with a sword on a horse in the trailer, I thought: "Well, in principle, for the first Italian campaign, it would be forgivable..." But, comrades, Borodino... The battle itself was shown very little, unlike Waterloo.) - Josephine had more chemistry with Alexander than with Napoleon. We were shown how he came to her after Bonaparte's exile to Elba and they danced a waltz together. Alone. - Every time he addresses the soldiers, Napoleon says "heroes of Austerlitz", because according to the film Austerlitz was almost his only full-fledged victory. - Waterloo was heavily emphasised over the other battles. I have nothing against it, but for some reason I get the impression that Napoleon loses campaigns more often than not. You know, like Egypt, 1812, the last anti-French coalition against Toulon and Austerlitz. - and, yes, at Waterloo he fought on horseback with a sword. - What I lacked in Napoleon himself was temperament, that iron character and irascibility, and just a little bit of... genius. Maybe only the Napoleonic legend meets these requirements, maybe Joaquin is a talented actor, but I don't believe him. - And also, if the purpose of the film is to show a historical figure, then perhaps the emphasis should be on her achievements, not her bedfellows? Even in the Josephine series, Napoleon isn't as obsessed with heirs and... ahem... ways of making them. Well I wanted to write in multiples. I forgot to add, I don't know if it's a bad translation or if it's intended, but in the Russian dubbing Napoleon (addressing Alexander in an empty hall) said something like: "Boy, where are you? Don't worry, I'll just spank you." My face at this point: 😳🕶️🤏. I'm not an expert or anything like that, but for me the film is 6/10 + As I said for the visuals and atmosphere (And of course for the cute Alexander :3)

Saw this movie two days ago and just stumbled upon your channel. I love this.

While naming every actor who played Napoleon before how could you forget Zelenskiy, president of Ukraine???? He actually played Napoleon once

I fully agree with my tiny-not-so-tiny-pretty-average-for-his-time boy ;)

This video is why Talleyrand Betrayed Napoleon

thank u so much

Not only did Caesar never say "et tu brute", but he would have said it after he had already been stabbed like sixty times. Thus, using this as an example of how a commander would talk (he couldn't, with blood filling up his lungs and mouth) is quite funny.

Love your work, you confirm all my prejudices! Thanks!

This Is Cool

I wait to see reviews of all Napoleonic film from Napoleon to Ashes.

0:18 aged well

Just came from the movie. The best part of the whole film was Wellington. No joke.

Napoleon 2002 was pretty good I would know

Looks like this channel is about to take off!

I kinda want Napoleon to get caught in a time warp or his ghost comes back so he could meet his nephew Napoleon III

About Battle of Pyramids, there was popular myth about you shooting the nose of the Great Sphinx. To be true, even before that battle... That Sphinx already lost its nose to nature. Or people destroy it earlier century.

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If Arthur Wellesley duke of Wellington appeared in blown apart series will he appeared taller than Napoleon?

You gotta post more

Just imagine watching this show on Comedy Central....

I remember sire have a cannibal soldier that got away

The fact that i agree with Napoleon every single time he speaks his opinion-😀

"...why would you want to touch lil' Nippy?..." Napoleon scene, Night At The Museum 2.

Such an epic movie about cake

Well done

Mais oui!

Napoleon!

I napoleon watched the movie and imma say that it was only 30 percent fighting

"It was only grapeshot" Napoleon really is a new level of pacifism

You should react to some 20th century videos by oversimplified

It did stink….well, at least the portion I could stomach before I walked out. P.S. If and when he reviews other Napoleon portrayals, don’t forget Armand Assante

Go tell them napoleon

❤🎉😊❤

Still no green chasseur uniform

This movie was such a turd. On a brighter note, it being so abysmal, was a great motivator to watch far longer documentaries about Napoleon's rise and conquests. A man so energetic and charismatic that even his enemies were fans of his charisma and tactics. Whatever Napoleon descendant did to Ridley Scott, giving him a mean wet willy or pissed on his lunch. It must have been such a memorable and haunting horror to him that making a complete and utter character assassination of Napoleon, in his late years, was the only option left. Hopefully a Napoleonic ghost will haunt Ridley along the way.

XXX Napoleon omg

well

Napoleon if he is in 21st century....

I'm told they focused on the romance between Josephine and Napoleon? What a tragedy if this so, not least of which is that it's probably part of Napoleon history we know least about.

Why does Napoleon sound like he’s from Long Island?

“Kitbag” is not a viable alternative.

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Frankly, I thought the movie made Napoleon look like a hero. But then again, I am already an obsessed fan of Napoleon.

French

the film was dogwater bestie